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Newspaper

Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1961

Page

3

Iowa Amateur Golf Field Holds Fresh Hope For 1961 Crown

Underdog status lingers as 1961 Iowa Men's Amateur begins at Hyperion Field Club with about 250 players. Defending and former champs like Jack Rule Rod Bliss Fred Gordon and Dick Smith are referenced while newcomers Steve Spray Ralph Campiano and Rod Bliss III loom for the 72 hole event.

Des Moines Iowa Jack Webb Atlantic Dick Smith Davenport Texas John Liechty Marshalltown Jack Rule State University of Iowa Waterloo Rule Rod Bliss King Bob Leahy Manning Fred Gordon Belmond Steve Spray Indianola Ralph Campiano Rod Bliss III Max Hall Boone

Major League Leaders Showcases Top 1950s Baseball Figures

The Associated Press lists leaders in batting runs and pitching across leagues with names like Mantle, Maris, Ford, Koufax and Cepeda. In Detroit Hank Henry boasts after a unanimous decision over Giardello. A Missouri teen, Sharon Parmley, scored a perfect 300 in a bowling league debut.

Detroit Henry Hank Joey Giardello Sharon Parmley Warrensburg

Oakland Ends Maine Cub Tournament In Fourth Place

Oakland in Oakland finished fourth in the Maine Cub tournament on Sunday after a 13 1 loss to Portsmouth in the consolation game. The roster includes Bruce Calhoun Doug Brandes Dave Allen Gene Lisk Larry Forristall Andy Bingham Larry Bates Ken Thompson Jim Potter and coaches Jerry Kindhart Steve Swenson Mike Pendgraft Irv Shanno Kevan Whitsitt Steve Hogzett Gene Knudsen Carl Harris and Bob Myers.

Oakland Maine Portsmouth Bruce Calhoun Doug Brandes Dave Allen Gene Lisk Larry Forristall Andy Bingham Larry Bates Ken Thompson Jim Potter Jerry Kindhart Steve Swenson Mike Pendgraft Irv Shanno Kevan Whitsitt Steve Hogzett Gene Knudsen Carl Harris Bob Myers

Weary U S Track Team Prepares For Moscow Meet

The United States track team arrived in Moscow after a long journey from New York with delays from London and Moscow Airport. Coach Jumbo Jim Elliott noted the fatigue as 31 men and 17 women train ahead of the meet with the Soviet Union. Soviet coach Gabriel Korobkov expressed cautious optimism while AAU chief Dan Ferris predicted the men should win but warned the women face a tougher, one sided contest.

Moscow New York U.S Soviet Union Jumbo Jim Elliott London Russia Gabriel Korobkov AAU Dan Ferris United States Ferris

Gunderson doubts insecticides killed Skunk River fish

Iowa State University entomologist Dr Harold Gunderson questions insecticides as the cause of a large Fourth of July fish kill along the Marion Mahaska county line in the Skunk River. State biologist Jim Mayhew had blamed corn borer insecticides washed into the river.

DES Moines Iowa State University Skunk Mariona Mahaska Harold Gunderson Men’s Garden Club Marion-Mahaska Jim Mayhew Chariton State Conservation Commission

Denver Ends Four-Game Slide With 9-2 Win

Associated Press reports Denver broke a four game losing streak by defeating Dallas-Fort Worth 9-2 behind six hit pitching from lefty Ron Nischwitz. Louisville widened its lead with a 13 hit attack in an 11-6 win over Indianapolis. Omaha blanked Houston 5-0 with Nels Chittum pitching shutout.

Denver Dallas-Fort Worth Ron Nischwitz Louisville Indianapolis Colonels Omaha Nels Chittum Houston

Dodgers' Drysdale suspended for bean ball incident

San Francisco AP Dodgers pitcher Don Drysdale received a five day suspension and a $100 fine for throwing at Reds batter Frank Robinson. The ruling comes after Drysdale hit Robinson in the sixth inning of a 14 to 3 Reds win and followed an earlier warning from Dusty Boggess. Drysdale will be out until next Tuesday as Los Angeles trails Cincinnati by five games.

SAN Francisco Los Angeles Dodgers Cincinnati Reds Don Drysdale Warren Giles National League Drysdale Cincinnati Reds Frank Robinson Dusty Boggess Robinson Don Boggess League Umps E.J Buzzy) Bavasi Dodger Giles Bavasi Dodgers

Methodists Roll Over St. Pauls For Fifth Win

The Methodists defeated St. Pauls Lutheran 9 to 1 in the YMCA church league behind Nelson Wehner two hitter. Wehner fanned 13 and walked one while allowing two singles by Merlyn Anderson. Cliff Christensen and Daryll Petersen pitched for St. Pauls. Baptists lead the standings with First Lutheran next. two games set Friday including Baptists vs St. Pauls and United vs Brayton Lutheran.

Methodists St. Paul’s Lutheran Nelson Wehner Nelson Merlyn Andersen Cliff Christensen Daryll Petersen Christensen Petersen First Lutheran St. Paul’s United-Brayton Lutheran

Audubon tops Trojans in sectional tourney opener edge

Audubon spoiled Atlas by scoring four runs in the sixth inning to beat the Trojans 6-3 in the opening round at Elk Horn. Elk Horn dominated C&M 12-0 as the sectionals continued with Griswold versus Harlan and Shelby versus Walnut set for Wednesday night.

Audubon Atlas Trojans Elk Horn C&m Griswold Harlan Shelby Walnut Adlantic Wheelers Dick Phillips Steve Hilsabeck Eggers Phillips Hilsabeck Atlantic Dave Burgess Tom Brooks Ed Podolak Denny Turnure Bruce Bailey Ken Young Burgess Tom Hensley Jack Bennett Virgil Anderson Bennett Anderson C-M Leistad Madsen Russell B. Symonds Bridgewater-Fontanelle Greenfield Earlham Adel

Belmont Stakes odds falter as favorites fail again

Carry Back and Tompion, odds-on in Belmont Stakes, again did not win this season. Tim Tam and Bold Ruler had previously fallen to the same fate. Dartmouth lacrosse star John Walters led with 30 goals and 17 assists this spring.

Carry Back Tompion Tim Tam Bold Ruler John Walters Dartmouth

No Plans For Any Security Change Despite Murder

AP report from Des Moines states officials see no immediate security changes at state mental institutions after 18 year old Mason City patient Michael Faught fatally stabbed a Woodward Hospital cook. Faught was moved to Anamosa Reformatory. no charges filed.

Des Moines Board of Control Woodward State Hospital Michael Faught Mason City Woodward Faught Anamosa Reformatory James O. Cromwell Cromwell

Demons to Stay in League Despite Low Record

Des Moines officials vowed to keep the franchise afloat through the season as the Three League faces financial strain. The Demons, with a .254 won loss percentage, fell to 4-3 to the Lincoln Chiefs, their 17th defeat in 18 games.

Des Moines Demons Sioux City Green Bay Lincoln Chiefs

Ghana's Nkrumah Meets Khrushchev in Moscow Kremlin

Ghanaian President Kwame Nkrumah meets Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev at the Kremlin during a Moscow visit. Foreign Minister Andre Gromyko attends the discussion though details were not announced. Nkrumah arrived in Moscow on Monday.

Moscow Kwame Nkrumah Ghana Khrushchev Kremlin Andre Gromyko Nkrumah

Americans Seek All Star Revenge at Candlestick Park

In San Francisco the American League, battered by three straight beatings and 13 losses in 13 games against the Nationals, aims to win the 30th All Star meeting. The game is at Candlestick Park with 42 000 fans and national TV. A second All Star game is slated for July 31 in Boston. The AL trails 46 13 in the series.

SAN Francisco Nationals Candlestick Park Boston

Four baseball teams show fan increase at midseason

An Associated Press survey finds Cincinnati Detroit New York and Kansas City above 1960 home attendance at the season's halfway mark. Other clubs post declines ranging from 290000 for the White Sox to 90000 for St Louis, with Dodgers and Giants among those underperforming.

New York Cincinnati Detroit Kansas City Associated Press Chicago White Sox Washington Senators Los Angeles Dodgers San Francisco Milwaukee Philadelphia Boston Pittsburgh Cleveland Baltimore Chicago Cubs St. Louis

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