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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1925
Page
3
Between a tractor grader and the Milwaukee Pacific Limited late yesterday a collision wrecked a grain elevator set four ties and damaged the railroad track causing about 1000 dollars in damage. Ralph Holmes of Oxford Junction escaped injury by leaping away.
A short aphorism notes that the more a man denies himself the more he shall receive from heaven, attributed to Borate. The saying frames self-denial as a path to blessed reward in the afterlife.
New York June 10 Humbert J. Fugasy promoter of the Italian hospital fund show postponed from June 18 after an injury to Mickey Walker. Fugasy will try today to persuade Walker to accept Dave Shade's challenge. He favors July 2 as the new date but expects the state athletic commission to permit Walker to fight Harry Greb only if Shade is kept on the original slate.
A short poetic line by Sarah Whitin reflects on summer retreat as robes of glory fade and a stream of beauty glides away, marking season’s end in a serene, lyrical mood.
Four San Francisco Yacht Club vessels sail from the Golden Gate bound for Papeete Tahiti in the Lipton Trophy race. The entrants are the schooners Mariner Eloise Idalia and the ketch Shawnee. Sails only propel the yachts with the winner to receive a Lipton trophy.
James Russell, a steeplechase jockey, was injured in a fall at Belmont Park. He remained unconscious in hospital with a fractured skull, fractured collarbone, and a badly bruised neck after being struck by the horse Golden Cup at a hurdle in the Woodlark steeplechase.
Bert Colina, the California middleweight, tops Melcar of Detroit in ten rounds in Los Angeles and signals a likely return bout with Mickey Walker after Walker stopped Colina’s rival. In the semi windup, Jackie Fields knocks out Billy Younz in one round.
Cedar Rapids June 10 Morey Eby was reelected football coach at Coe College. The athletic director Thomas Haydon Mounce was named and will serve as assistant coach across major sports. Bert Jenkins named full time coach and professor Geo Bryant resigned to become Alumni secretary. track coach position noted.
Today the Athletics and Giants led their leagues by the same percentage. Terry hit a homer for the Giants in a 9 to 6 win over New York, while Luque’s homer helped the Phillies to an 8 to 2 victory. The Indians beat the Red Sox 3 to 2 as McNulty contributed a double, and the Cardinals defeated the Dodgers 6 to 1. Cobb tied the score with a homer in the eighth, but the Athletics won in the ninth on Hale's single.
Henry Leinten Press Sports Editor notes that luck or breaks drive outcomes in early season title fights. Giants, Reds, Athletics and Yankees suffer or benefit from injuries and unexpected returns, with Babe Ruth missing seven weeks affecting payroll and fan interest.
Reporters describe Jack Dempsey battling to harness a new punch and power during a Paris stay with the Dempsey entourage. Observers note the hard grind as he works to produce a stronger attack for his upcoming bout.
Promoter Dick Donald announced a tentative signing with Pa Cho Villa to defend his title in a match set for August. Villa, described as a world figure, has agreed to appear, with a local promoter confirming the arrangements today.
Anita All State beat Swift's Giants from St Joseph Mo 11 to 10 in a nine inning game Tuesday night In a hard fought contest Anita led early then the visitors rallied late but fell short Boots Rhodes pitched well for Anita while Shooky Van bad pitcher for the visitors did not meet expectations The game was played in Towa June 10 with Special to News Telegraph.
New York Yankees manager Miller Huggins said no player’s job is safe as he plans a major housecleaning. He hinted at removing veterans like Wally Schang and Hoyt, with Wally Pipp and Bob Shawkey under heavy scrutiny, while praising newer blood such as Wally Pipp and Binghough replacements. He cited pressure to rebuild the club, denying any Ruth or Meusel trades unless drastic moves occur.
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