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Newspaper

Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1947

Page

2

Pirates Fall to Cubs as Peterson Sparks Reds

In a Memorial Day stretch, Pirates starters fail to go deep as Chicago defeats Pittsburgh 7 to 3 at Forbes Field. Kent Peterson stars for Cincinnati, beating St Louis 1–0 and lifting the Reds to fifth place. Yankees blank Giants 7–0 in a charity exhibition series opener.

Jack Hand Associated Press Billy Herman Pittsburgh Pirate Bucco Pirates Forbes Field Chicago Brooklyn Dodgers Cincinnatis St. Louis Cardinals Pittsburgh Kent Peterson Giants Mel Queen Charley Wensloff Giant Fana O’dwyer

Harbert Shares Open Lead With Two Texans

Three players carded four under par 67 to pace the National Open at St Louis Country Club. Texans Harry Todd and Henry Ransom join Chick Harbert atop the leaderboard with Bobby Locke one stroke back.

St. Louis St. Louis Country Club Texas Harry Todd Dallas Henry Ransom Locke Marvin Bud) Ward Spokane Wash Leland Gibson Kansas City Dick Metz Arkansas City Kan Otto Greiner Baltimore Ben Hogan U. S Jimmy Demaret Lloyd Mangrum Byron Nelson Vic Ghezzi Cleveland

Extra Raiders vs Wolverines Postponed to Sunday

The game at Legion Park tonight between the Extra Raiders and the Wolverines is postponed to Sunday evening at 8. Kenny Johnson will pitch for the locals while Wolverines feature Crook Allen and Curley Andrews, both former major leaguers.

Raiders Wolverines Legion Park Kenny Johnson Crook Allen Phillies Curley Andrews Kansas City Monarchs

Sioux City and Pueblo Split in Second Berth Tie

A split twin bill left Pueblo and Sioux City tied for second behind idle Des Moines in the Western league race. Omar Lown drove in the winning Pueblo run in a pitchers duel. The nightcap featured 11 Pueblo hits and 10 for Sioux City as the teams split.

Associated Press Pueblo Sioux City Des Moines Dodgers Soos Denver Omaha Lincoln Omar Lown Ed Wagner Lown Marty McManus Bob Revels Warren Martin

Milwaukee Overtakes Blues in Doubleheader Win

St Paul Saints pitcher Phil Huangstad earned his seventh win as they beat Minneapolis 5 2 narrowing the gap to 74 percent in the American association standings. Milwaukee won the first game 5 3 over the Blues. the second game was suspended after three innings due to rain with Kansas City leading 2 1.

Associated Press St. Paul Saints Phil Huangstad Minneapolis Toledo Mud Hens Kansas City Milwaukee Blues Toledo Louisville Indianapolis Columbus

Cestac Knocks Out Thomas In One Minute Of Round Two

Argentine heavyweight Cestac stopped Tuddy Thomas of Washington DC in the second round of their eight round bout last night. Thomas weighed 199 and Cestac 220 pounds. In the semi final Vic Creelman of Minneapolis won an eight round decision over Iowa welterweight Del Cockayne.

Cestac Kayoes Thomas Des Moines Abbel Cestac Tuddy Thomas Washington, D. C Thomas Cestac Vic Creelman Minneapolis Iowa del Cockayne

Yankees President Loses Liquor In Maryland Theft

Bel Air Maryland authorities report Leland S McPhail president of the New York Yankees suffered the theft of 200 bottles of champagne and other spirits valued at 7000 from his Maryland farm wine cellar. State Trooper Paul Long said the theft occurred over two weeks ago and police withheld public notice until last night.

Larry Bel Air Leland S Larry) McPhail New York Yankees Paul Long MecPhail Maryland

Breadon denies Cardinals sale as reports persist

St. Louis June 13 The Cardinals president Sam Breadon declared the club is not for sale in a brief statement. Reports from coast to coast claimed Breadon held 78 percent stake and that a buyer group led by Robert E. Hannegan and Edwin W. Pauley sought to purchase the Cardinals for 3000000.

St. Louis St. Louis Cardinals Sam Breadon Breadon Robert E. Hannegan Edwin W. Pauley Cardinals

Two Boone Juniors Into Semifinals At Fort Dodge

In Fort Dodge Iowa on June 13 Bob Fisher and Dick Anderson of Boone advance to the State Junior golf semifinals at Fort Dodge Country Club. Semi-final matchups pair Fisher versus Anderson and Gerri Cannon of Iowa City against Stewart Farmness of Des Moines. Don Kneeter of Des Moines beat George Olsen of Atlantic 6 4 to reach the lower flight final.

Fort Dodge Iowa Bob Fisher Dick Anderson Boone Gerri Cannon Iowa City Stewart Farmness Des Moines Fort Dodge Country Club Don Kneeter George Olsen Atlantic

Duck hatch outlook improves on western Canadian ranges

New York reports prospects for duck production this summer on Alberta Saskatchewan and Manitoba ranges are better than winter surveys suggested. Ducks Unlimited chief Bert W Cartwright cites rains that removed drought dangers after an aerial boat and ground survey across the three provinces.

New York Bert W. Cartwright Ducks Unlimited National Audubon Society Albert N. Day U.S. Department of Fishing and Fildlife Cartwright Alberta Saskatchewan Manitoba

Supersonic plane design contract awarded to Douglas

The Army Air Forces awarded a design contract for a supersonic aircraft to Douglas Aircraft Co. of Santa Monica California. The project aims to exceed 2200 mph and reach altitudes from 35 to nearly 60 miles. Douglas has produced 60 design studies. prior designs include the Bell XS 1 and the X8S 2.

Washington Army Air Forces Douglas Aircraft Co Santa Monica Calif Douglas Bell Aircraft Corporation Buffalo New York

Mine Workers Oppose Labor Bill Press Voice

United Mine Workers journal says a decade of industrial and economic hell could follow if the NAM Taft Hartley bill becomes law. It notes possible Supreme Court nullification but does not predict Truman’s action or congressional veto overrides.

Washington John L. Lewis United Mine Workers Journal Supreme Court Truman NAM National Association of Manufacturers Congress

Mickey Rooney Faces Cash Strain in Alimony Suit

In Los Angeles on June 13, attorneys described the actor Mickey Rooney as poor despite an annual income around 200000. Rooney draws only about 15000 from Rooney Inc while owing roughly 125000 to the company for advances. The suit from his estranged wife Betty Jane Rose seeks separate maintenance and higher alimony. the court ordered Rooney to pay 5000 in attorney fees and 750 in costs pending trial.

Los Angeles Mickey Rooney Rooney, Inc Briskin Mickey Betty Jane Rose Rooney

Minnesotans Buy Vic Hansen Shop

Vic Hansen announces sale of his welding and machine business to Joyel Rogers and Theodore Stenberg of Nashwauk Minnesota. The buyers take immediate possession and plan to relocate their families as they settle into new homes at 304 Elm Street and a new apartment above the shop at 205 East Third Street. Hansen retires after 31 years in business, 17 years at Lorah location and since 1933 in the area.

Hansen Joyel Rogers Theodore Stenberg Nashwauk Minn Minnesota Bruce Cunningham Mr. Stenberg East Third Street Lorah

Chicago Linn Spencer Wins at Maywood Park Race

Chicago Linn Spencer an 8 year old gelding driven by Buck Lamb of Northville Michigan won the one half fifth race at May wood Park. Linn led from the start and paid 14.80. Moble F driven by Hollis Regur of Keosauqua Iowa rose from sixth to finish one length back.

Chicago Linn Spencer Buck Lamb Northville Mich Moble F Maywood Park Linn Linn Spencer Hollis Regur Keosauqua

Hungarian premier Nagy reportedly flies to United States

Airport workers said Ferenc Nagy former Hungarian prime minister boarded a plane to the United States amid a communist coup in Hungary. Aladar Szegedy-Maszak Hungarian minister to the U S said Nagy wanted to draw American attention to recent events. Also a local ad lists potted lilies and roses at Henry Field's Store.

Genea Ferenc Nagy Prmier Hungary United States Aladar Szegedy-Maszak Nagy Washington

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