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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1930
Page
3
In a faded World News blot, the Indians defeated the Athletics 4 to 0, snapping the Giants’ streak and highlighting key pitchers and hitters. The report mentions White and Petron in late innings, plus other scattered scores as baseball’s early season action unfolds.
Faint notes of a boxing card in New York describe several rounds with misheard names and unclear outcomes. Record shows a disqualification claim and various fighter mentions amid a blurred event summary.
A Sunday booster day promotes the Rue Atlantic baseball club with new uniforms from Walnut Grove Products. Don King, former Drake University star, leads the squad in a home game against Griswold, aiming to boost local support with reduced 35 cent admission and a focus on clean, athletic play.
Helen Moody defeated Mik Joan Fry in straight sets 6-1 to win a Wightman Cup match in Wimbledon England on June 13. Moody’s aggressive play showcased her renowned skill and cemented her status as a leading American contender in the event. The result highlighted Moody’s continuing dominance as she captured the match in decisive fashion.
A fragmented OCR passage hints at a cryptic scene with names and imagery. The text suggests a poetic fragment or puzzle involving lovers, spirits, and a riotous moment centered around Lowell. The exact facts are unclear due to damaged wording.
Max Schmeling defeats Jack Sharkey by a foul in the fourth round to claim the heavyweight title in a Miami bout watched by about 70,000. The decision, given on a fould ruling by judge Harold TN, comes after Sharkey lands several rights but Schmeling sustains the attack and is declared winner as the round ends.
West Point N Y June 13 three graduates from the class of 1867 stood on the reviewing line as the cadet corps in dress parade participated in the West Point alumni day program. Generals Charles King Milwaukee Wis John Pitman Orange New Jersey and Edward S Godfrey Cookstown New Jersey were given places of honor among about 600 alumni. Brigadier General Patrick Hurley reviewed the cadets.
Three youths sustained serious injuries when a car overturned near Mitchellville yesterday. Driver M W Kestler of Humeston received scalp wounds and spinal injuries, David Reese 16 of Colfax hospitalized, Dex Maines injured leg, and Edwin Osland of Des Moines with pelvic injuries. Reese remains in Colfax Hospital while the others were sent home.
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