Red Barrett Relives One Hitter as Walks Pile Up
Boston June 10 Braves pitcher Red Barrett reflects on his 1-0 victory over Chicago praising regular work for Billy Southworth. He notes only 11 walks in 50 innings this season and questions why he walked Marvin Rickert in the seventh. Barrett recalls past no hitters and hints Dyer’s silence suits him.
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Joseph RB. Kelley
Boston
Charlec Henry Barrett
Red
Halla
Braves
Chicago
Billy Southworth
Tribe
Cub
Hank Borowy
Libby Sisti
Borowy
Rickert
Marvin Rickert
Billy
Southworth
Reqd
del Ennis
Phils
Lennie Merullo
Dyer
Freese Shuts Out Glenwood in Nebraska League Game
Audubon blanked Glenwood 15 to 7 in a Sunday Nebraska league outing. Freese pitched effectively allowing three hits and striking out 17. Glenwood scored in the first but failed to score after, while Audubon combined for 12 hits and drove in 15 runs. E Rohrberg Erhart Kizzier M Rohrberg Freese Hoover Owen.
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Audubon
Glenwood
Bill Freese
E. ‘Rohrberg
Erhart
Kizzier
M. Rohrberg
Freese
Hoover
Qwen
Two U S golfers win in British Women's Amateur
Gullane Scotland June 10 Mrs Babe Didrikson Zaharias the main U S threat for the British women's amateur golf crown crushed Mrs Cosmo Falkner 6 and 5 in a fourth round match to reach tomorrow's quarter finals Ruth Woodward of Fall River Mass was eliminated in the fourth round after losing 1 up to Mrs M K Mackean of Wales Helen Sigel of Philadelphia bowed out in the third round after a wrist injury and other Americans advanced to the later rounds
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Gullane
Scotland
Babe Didrikson Zaharias
U. S
Cosmo Falkner
Ruth Woodward
Fall River
Mass
M. K. Mackean
Wales
Denver
Helen Sigel
Philadelphia
Bahe
Val Reddan
Catherine Park
Sigel
M. G. Smyth
Walker Tops Both Leagues With .383 Batting Average
New York June 10. Harry Walker, sold to the Philadelphia Phillies after failures with St. Louis, leads both leagues at .383. He stands 21 points ahead of the NL’s next, and 27 points above DiMaggio and Boudreau tied at .356 for the American lead. Walker hit .500 last week as Mize slid into a tie for third. Slaughter .362 trails, with Haas and Mize tied at .838 for the fifth spot.
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New York
Harry Walker
St. Louis
Philadelphia Phillies
Joe DiMaggio
New York Yankees
Lou Boudreau
Cleveland
Walker
Johnny Mize
Enos Slaughter
Mize
Bert Haas
Cincinnati
Johnny Hopp
Boston
DiMaggio
Boudreau
George McQuinn
Stan Spence
Washington
McQuinn
George Kill
Detroit
Pat Mullin
Last Night's Fights (By the Associated Press)
West Springfield Bob Montgomery outpointed Frankie Cordino in a ten round match. Baltimore Jimmy Bivins outpointed Lee Q. Murray in ten rounds. Philadelphia Bee Bee Wright stopped Al Red Priest in nine rounds at Cambridge venue. Speed reminders note dusk risk.
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Associated Press
West Springfield
Mass
Bob Montgomery
Philadelphia
Frankie Cordino
Toronto
Baltimore
Jimmy Bivins
Cleveland
Lee Q. Murray
South Norwalk
Conn
Clary Drives in Five as Toledo Defeats Minneapolis
Ellis Clary, veteran third baseman, slugged three doubles a homer and a single in five trips, driving in five runs to power Toledo Mud Hens to a 12-2 win over Minneapolis and strengthen their hold on the American Association second spot. The only doubleheader of the night saw Indianapolis and Milwaukee split. Indians won 9-5, Milwaukee took the second game. Mike Natisin hit his 10th homer for St Louis in an 11-10 victory over St Paul. Kansas City increased their lead with a 24% game margin by beating Louisville.
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Associated Press
Ellis Chiry
Toledo Mudhens
Toledo
Minneapolis
American Association
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Indians
Ato Columlaus
Mike Natisin
Roy Hroome
Red Birds
St. Paul
Kansas City
Louisville
G$ Ous
Bil Wight
OMAHAN TO COACH AT CASEY HIGH SCHOOL
Ja Jonh Zemunski of Omaha a Drake university graduate will coach Casey high athletes for the 1947 season announced yesterday Zemunski attended the University of Nebraska before the war and transferred to Drake after his discharge from the Marines.
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Casey
Jonh Zemunski
Omaha Saunth High
Drake University
Casey High
Yeterday
Zemunski
University of Nebraska
Drake
Cooper Hits Two Homers As Giants Beat Pirates
Giants catcher Walker Cooper belts two home runs driving in five as New York overcomes an 8-1 deficit to beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 13-10 at the Polo Grounds. Johnny Mize and Willard Marshall also contributed big hits aiding a late-inning surge to reclaim first place in the NL. The victory came as Cincinnati edged Brooklyn and others posted varied results.
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Joe Reichler
Associated Press
Biz Walker Cooper
New York Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
Big Cooper
Johnny Mize
Willard Marshall
Cooper
Mize
Marshall
Giants
Pittsburgh Pirates
Polo Grounds
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Ebbetsfield
Dodgers
Braves
Charlie
Red) Barrett
Chicago Cubs
Boston
Phillies
Philadelphia
Redbirds
New York Yankees
Detroit
Chicago White Sox
Tigers
Philadelphia Athletics
Boston Red Sox
Indians
Cleveland
Browns
Washington Senators
St. Louis
Kirby Higbe
Edson Bahr
Hank Behrman
Art Herring
Pittsburgh
Williams Tops All-Star Ballot In Early Voting
Chicago June 10 Ted Williams Boston Red Sox star led the all-star poll in the second tabulation with 948 votes from 2365 early ballots. Dixie Walker and Harry Harris also ranked highly. Boudreau slipped to second as Luke Appling surged. DiMaggio and Mize followed with 922 and 907 votes respectively.
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Chicago
Ted Williams
Boston Red Sox
Williams
Walker Brothers
Dixie
Brooklyn Dodgers
Harry
Philadelphia Phillies
Lou Boudreau
Cleveland
Luke Appling
Chicago White Sox
Joe DiMaggio
New York Yankees
John Mize
New York Giants
Lincolnbeats Omaha in five innings in rain shortened game
Des Moines leads Western league moves to Denver to face Bear ball club amid injuries. Lincoln beat Omaha 7 to 4 in a five inning rain shortened game. Bears suffered Roger Payne and Bob Paulson injuries while Bob Cherry prepares to catch for Denver. Soos visit Pueblo as Sioux City sits two games back in standings.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Denver
Bears
Roger Payne
Midwest
Omaha
Bob Paulson
Bob Cherry
Lincoln
Sioux City Soos
Western
Pueblo
Soos
British officers released unharmed after kidnapping near Tel Aviv
Jerusalem June 10 British officers Sgt K P Hackett and Constable P C Ward were released unharmed at Kiryat Shaul after being abducted by extremists at a Ramat Gan pool. They walked to British troops as a cordon searched the Jewish colony. Officials said a dozen Jews were the abductors and no one was struck with a pistol butt during resistance.
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Jerusalem
Kiryat Shaul
Tel Aviv
K.P. Hackett
London
P. C. Ward
Dublin
Palestine Police
Ramat Gan
Wiota Community News Highlights Travel and Education
The Wiota area reports several families traveling to Oklahoma and Drake University for summer studies. Maurice Coomes and family vacationed in Miami Oklahoma with relatives S A Robertson. Rita and Theresa Cullen visit their mother Bernard Cullen as Rita teaches in Avoca and Theresa in Audubon. Carol Ostrus returns from Drake University and plans nurse training in Des Moines. Merrill Ostrus earns a master's in music at Columbia and aims for a doctorate while appearing on NBC. Dennis Coomes to teach third grade next year. July vacation planned with Ostrus family.
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Wiota
Maurice Coomes
Sharon
South of Wiota
Bertha Coomes
Atlantic
Miami
Okla
S. A. Robertson
Rita Cullen
Theresa Cullen
Bernard Cullen
Rita
Avoca
Theresa
Audubon
Frances McMahon
W. J. McMahon
Jackson School
Carol Ostrus
Everett Ostrus
Drake University
Methodist Hospital
Des Moines
Marilyn
Dennis Coomes
Iowa State Teachers College
Iowa Falls
Dennis
Lewis Consolidated School
Merrill Ostrus
Columbia University
New York
Merrill
J. T. Ostrus
Chase & Sanborn Hour
NBC
Wiota defeats Avoca 8 to 2 in Sunday game
Wiota-Wiota topped Avoca 8 to 2 and earned a home game against Atlantic Blue Star on June 29. The club is also seeking to schedule more night games away from town.
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Wiota
Avoca
Atlantic Blue Star Club
Sincere thanks for flowers and kindness after bereavement
The family thanks friends neighbors and relatives for flowers words and acts of kindness during our recent bereavement Their support is a comfort and remembrance to us Special thanks to Mrs Hans Boe and Family for assistance at the services.
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Hans Boe
Massena residents hurt in Bluffs crash
Three people were injured Monday morning in a collision at Canning street and Fast Pierce street in Council Bluffs. Walter Buboltz 7 Massena driver of the pickup suffered a cut lip and possible internal injuries. His passenger Robert T. Hitt 43 also of Massena was cut above the left eye on the nose and right knee. Walter Jacobsen 60 of Council Bluffs driver of the car had an injured right knee. Jacobsen was eastbound and turning left when he collided with Buboltz who was westbound. Injured were taken to Jennie Edmundson hospital by emergency unit.
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Council Bluffs
Canning Street
Record Angus sale draws $50 000 at Hepley May herd event
The Wayland A Hep ley and Earl May Aberdeen Angus dispersal at the Hepley sale pavilion near Atlantic grossed about $50,000. A Hepley heifer sold for $2,100 topping the sale to Garrett Tolan of Pleasant Plains. About 50 head came from the Hepley herd with the rest from the Shenandoah May farm as 800 stockmen from multiple states attended.
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Aberdeen
Wayland A
Ilona
Nebraska
Missouri
Minnesota
Ilinois
Kanass
Indidana
Mississippi
The
Dakotas
Iowa GOP Labor Policy Defends Organized Labor Ties
Des Moines June 10 Rob Klauer GOP public relations man states that recent labor legislation does not mark opposition to organized labor. He insists Republicans are not opposed to organized labor and oppose racketeers who exploit workers. The party favors restraints on abusing workers and seeks true equality between management and labor.
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Des Moines
Rob Klauer
Iowa State Republican Central Committee
GOP
Klauer
Sunnyside Pool Hours Adjusted This Week
Flood light outage forces early closes at Sunnyside Pool with weekday closing at 6:00 p m and Sunday hours until 7 30 p m. The notice ends with a promotional slogan urging safer driving.
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Sunnyside
Disabled Vets Elect Officers in Iowa Convention
Waterloo June 10 Henry M. Prehm of Danville chosen as state commander of the Disabled American Veterans succeeding Clyde P. Welsh of Waterloo as the four day convention ended yesterday Burlington was chosen as the...
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Waterloo
Henry M. Prehm
Danville
Prehm
Clyde P. Welsh
Burlington
117 convention city and officers listed
The text lists 117 convention city and officers including 8. P. Walcott of Sioux City as senior vice commander Cecil Decker of Waterloo junior vice commander R. L. Whelan of Cedar Rapids treasurer the Rev Albert J Hoffman of Dubuque chaplain and Floyd J. Myers of Des Moines as judge advocate. It ends with a safety reminder about train time at railroad crossings look both ways.
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Convention City
8. P. Walcott
Sioux City
Cecil Decker
Waterloo
R. L. Whelan
Cedar Rapids
Albert J. Hoffman
Dubuque
Floyd J. Myers
Des Moines
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