Braves Edge in Pennant Race Fray with Boston Rout
Eventful baseball action features Southworth’s Braves showing punch in a rough Bolo scramble, plus Philadelphia and Boston clashes. Johnny Wyrostek powers a 15 hit Phillies attack while Ted Williams leads the Red Sox with three doubles, and Feller turns back the Yankees in a late ninth rally. Detrpit outlasts Win in ten as Mullin plates key runs.
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Williams
Wim
Dugger
Braves
Ted Chest
Hamner
Nencelees
Heror
Mit
Philadelphia
Johnny Wyrostek
Wewhomers
all _anwe
Oak
Acre
Althe Elding
Houttemen
Tedspar
Detrpit
Pat Mullin
Brewers Trailblazer Lyons Shuts Down Colonels For 5 3 Win
Milwaukee pitcher Al Lyons delivered a strong start and two way contribution aiding a 5 3 victory over Louisville. Lyons relieved Norman Roy in the seventh to strand a bases loaded jam and finish the frame. The Brewers, trailing briefly, moved up in the standings as the Blues and Red Birds split a doubleheader in Kansas City with KC taking the clincher 5 3.
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Associated Bress
al Lyo
Milwaukee
Brewers
Japapolis
Fie
Thander
New York Yankees
Pittsburgh Pirates
Aenaba
Brews
Louisville
Easler
Pan
Lyons
Norman Roy
Ae Diay
Tole Lo
Blues
Mbla
Kennes City
Pobre Red Birds
Bill Woop
Kansas City
Presbyterians Fall to Pastor Dohrmann Led Zion Lutherans
Zion Lutheran defeats Presbyterians 5 to 3 at Sunnyside field behind Pastor R D Dohrmann who pitched the win. Dohrmann and Ahrens each doubled while Girard and Corken limited Lutheran hits to seven. Nelson scored for Zion, and Dohrmann drove in two more in the sixth as Presbyterian errors undermined their rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson
Ahrens
Rev. Dohrmann
Presbyterians
Girard
Smith
Corken
Germain
Zion
Isolated Leprosy Bacilli Shaped Modern Understanding
Leprosy, known for over four thousand years, was a scientific mystery until 1874 when Norwegian Dr. G A Hansen isolated the leprosy bacilli marking a turning point in its study and diagnosis.
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G. A. Hansen
Marines in China in 1854 Protecting Foreign Ore
United States marines operated in China as early as 1854 to guard foreign ore interests, with involvement by American personnel. The fragment notes Wert e sent troops to safeguard mineral resources.
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China
United States
Werte
Amera
Baseball scores recap with multiple decisive wins
Major League results show Cleveland defeating New York 10 to 8, Boston routing Chicago 12 to 4, Philadelphia beating St Louis 6 to 5, and Detroit edging Washington 7 to 6 in 10 innings. National League highlights include Chicago 3 New York 1, Brooklyn 3 Pittsburgh 2 in 18 innings, Cincinnati 12 Philadelphia 1, and Boston 7 St Louis 3.
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Cleveland
New York
Boston
Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Detroit
Washington
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Brooklyn Cave
Pessence
Wightman Cup Stays with U S as Brough Triumphs
Louise Brough of Beverly Hills defeats Mrs. Jean Bostock 6-2 4-6 7-5 to give the United States the Wightman Cup. It marks the fourth U S win in seven matches. Earlier, Margaret Osborne Dupont beat Betty Hilton in straight sets 6-3 6-4.
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London
United States
Louise Brough
Beverly Hills
Calif
Jean Bostock
U. S
Jin
Margaret Osborne Dupont
Wilmington
Del
Betty Hilton
Suggs Wins British Women’s Amateur Crown at St Anne’s
Louise Suggs, 24, from Atlanta, defeated Jean Donald of Scotland one up in the 36 hole final to win the British women’s amateur title following Babe Didrickson’s 1947 victory.
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Babe Didrickson
Louise Suggs
Atlanta
St. Anne's
England
Miss Suggs
Jean Donald
Scotland
YMCA Women’s Softball Opens Season With Town and Summer School Teams
The YMCA women’s softball league starts next Tuesday and Wednesday at 7 pm with four clubs. Town teams No 1 and No 2 plus Summer School teams No 1 and No 2 compete, listing managers and players for each squad. Sponsors are being sought for the four clubs.
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YMCA
Atlantic Summer School
Ed Snyder
Norma Picken
Dorothy Picken
Shirley Parrott
Norma Petersen
Shirley Christensen
Mardelle
Marilyn Graham
Joan Johnson
Ruth Krueger
Peggy Kelso
Pat Thompson
Pat Shea
Joan Highley
Jeanene Poch
Mary Ann Thompson
Elden Gaylord
Elizabeth Milne
Hetty Pellett
Carol McCrory
Dorothy Magill
Lee Ann Coates
Bernice Waters
Betty Reason
Ruby Parrott
Wanda Pratt
Helen Ray
Audrey Nelson
Doris Sheppherd
Patty Templeton
Ramona Eblen
Doris Cannon
Dorothy Allen
Dorthy Bentz
Janis Pedersen
Darlene Peterson
Genevieve Bamford
Mary Ellen McHugh
Eleanor Weirich
Lyla Wiese
Ruth Wager
Virginia Nelson
Beulah Nelson
Doris Krause
Jean McCrickard
Florence Mabley
Norma Merrill
Darlene Sands
Mary Waymir
Milwaukee- Central Collegiate title tops 23rd carnival
The Central Collegiate Conference outdoor title was won by the University of Illinois team for the fourth time in six years at Marquette Stadium before 6,000 fans. Illinois racked up 58 percent of the points to Notre Dame's 43 1/5, with meet records set by Northwestern's Bill Porter and Minnesota's Harry Cooper. Porter ran the 120 yard high hurdles in 14 seconds flat, and Cooper vaulted 14 feet 4 1/2 inches. Team scores list Michigan State 2, Minnesota 27, Wisconsin 13 1/5, Northwestern 10 1/5, Marquette 9 1/2, and others across the field.
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Milwaukee
University of Illinois
Marquette Stadium
Notre Dame
Northwestern
Bill Porter
Minnesota
Harry Cooper
Porter
Fred Walcott
Rice
Cooper
Milt Padway
Wisconsin
Michigan State
Tulane
Marquette
Louisiana State
Purdue
Michigan Normal and Wheaton
Washington University
Drake
Xavier
Isnead Jinxed in Past Again Tops Field in Finals
Sam Snead held a one stroke lead after 36 holes at the U S Open at Riviera. He posted 138 for 36 holes with two 69s, three under par. Hogan Locke Worsham Stranahan Demaret Congdon Schneither and others chased, as past jinxes shadowed Snead’s bid for the title.
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Russ Newland
Los Angeles
Sam Snead
White Sulphus Springs
W. Va
Riviera
Sam
Snead
Detroit
Ralph Guldahl
Philadephia
Cleveland
St. Louis
Lew Worsham
Treadig
Ben Hogan
Hershey
Bobby Locke
Johannesburg
South Africa
Hogan
Locker
Oakmont
Worsham
Frank Stranahan
Toledo
Jimmy Demaret
Houston
Charles Congdon
Tacoma
Wash
George Schneither
Ogden
Utah
Evans 32-Year Los Angeles Open Record Fades
Charles Evans Jr. watched as his national mark in the U S National Open slipped away. His 139 strokes for the first two rounds set at Minikahda in Minneapolis in 1916 was tied by Snead in 1939 and again by Metz and Harbert in 195?. Evans remained one of golf’s finest amateurs.
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Los Angeles
Charles Evans, Jr
Minikahda Club
Minneapolis
Sam Snead
Dick Metz
Chick Harbert
Evans
Open prize record falls as Snead breaks mark at 18th green
On the bluff above the 18th green Snead sank a 10 foot putt yesterday to break the record by one stroke. Chick expressed quiet pride and noted it took 82 years to reach the feat and that seven clubs once sufficed.
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Snead
Chick
Atlantic Elks Midgets edge Lewis Midgets in extra innings
Atlantic Elks Midgets defeated Lewis Midgets 4 to 3 after an extra inning. Shutts pitched a six inning game with a homer and four hits allowed. Max Ross and Lane contributed at the plate while Lewis tallied on Quinn and L. Marshall. Avoca forfeit Neola. Griswold defeated Shelby 11 to 2 and Elk Horn beat Walnut 14 to 0 in other Midget League games.
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Atlantic
Ets
Lewis
Shutts
W. Weppler
Quinn
Max Ross
Lane
Slutts
D. Weppler
L. Marshall
Avoca
Neola
Griswold
Shelby
Elk Horn
Walnut
Atlantic Elks
Thomas
Logue
Sasiesces Dubane Davede
Bears topple Pueblo Dodgers in 15 3 rout
Denver Bears end a four game skid by blasting the Pueblo Dodgers to a 15 to 3 defeat as the Western league leaders suffer a rare loss. Denver collects 21 hits and seven runs in the third while Lincoln beats Omaha 8 1 and Des Moines defeats Sioux City 6 4 before a 5 224 crowd.
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Associated Press
Denver Bears
Pueblo Dodgers
Bears
Pueblo
Lincoln
Omaha Cardinals
Fritz Bernardi
Omaha
Des Moines
Sioux City
Des Moines Seeks Fourth Place In Regional Play
Des Moines climbs to fourth place ahead of Sioux City as Denver and Pueblo finish their series this afternoon. Lincoln opens against Sioux City while Des Moines and Omaha travel to Colorado to face Denver and Pueblo tomorrow.
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Des Moines
Sioux City
Denver
Pueblo
Johnson, Bruins Second Baseman Recalled to Dodgers
Des Moines reports Don Johnson, 38 year old second baseman and .267 hitter for the Des Moines Bruins, recalled by the Cubs from Des Moines farm and bound for Los Angeles after Sunday doubleheader with Denver. Elmer Mallory replaces him, joining the Bruins in Denver after being held to Des Moines.
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Des Moines
Don John
Chicago Cubs
Los Angeles
Johnson
Des Moines Bruins
Denver
Elmer Mallory
Bruins
Mallory
Notice of Probate of Will in Cass County Iowa
In district court Cass County Iowa case 5813 an instrument dated July 19 1934 purporting to the Last Will of Mary A Marker has been filed opened and read hearing proof set for 9:00 AM at the Atlantic Iowa court house before the district court or clerk on June 18 1948 all interested persons must appear and show cause why the instrument should not be probated as the deceased’s last will and testament dated June 11 1948 at Atlantic Iowa seal Clerk M Skipton.
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State of Iowa
Cass County
District Court
Mary A. Marker
Atlantic
Iowa
Said County
Court Martial for Unapproved Flight at Wright Patterson
Sergeant Malcolm McCready received two years confinement and a dishonorable discharge for an unapproved flight on April 4 in a B 25 bomber. The sentence awaits judge advocate general review and base commander approval. McCready, a non pilot crew member, piloted the aircraft from Wright Patterson to his home in Owatonna Minnesota.
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Dayton
Malcolm McCready
Army Air Force
Air Force
Washington
Wright Patterson Air Force Base
McCready
Wright-Patterson
Thanking Friends for Sympathy After Funeral
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Snyder and family along with Mr. and Mrs. Orville Meek and family express gratitude for expressions of sympathy during the funeral of their son Pvt. Charles W. Snyder. The Snyder and Meek families extend thanks to friends neighbors and organizations.
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Pvt
Charles W. Snyder
Arthur 8. Snyder
Orville G. Meek
Harold K. Snyder
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Krohn
Reiph Law Offices
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H. Redolph Jr
Chae. R. Redolph
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Poplar—Acrese Street
Atlantic Theatre
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Co. M. Skipton
Atlantic State
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