Duke Rallies To Rout Oregon State In Opening Round
Duke defeated Oregon State 18-7 in the opening round of the college baseball world series in Omaha. Duke, led by coach Jack Coombs who plans to retire after this season, seeks the NCAA title after 32 years. Other winners included Missouri Holy Cross and Colorado State with games continuing as teams must lose twice to be eliminated.
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Foxy
Jack Coombs
RCAA
Philadelphia Athletics
Duke University
Oregon State
Blue Devils
Missouri
Holy Cross
Fase State
Western Michigan
Colorado State
Oregon
Duke
Aga
Joe Lewis
Penn
Gasterners
Texas
Nghorns
Donalll
Jack Meres
Coombs
Jong Ago
Westernichigan
Jim O'Neill
Weath
Major League Leaders Crossed Names and Stats in Brief
Major League Leaders list scattered batting pitching and fielding leaders by team. Sauer Chicago leads batting with .349 while Lockman New York has 44 runs and Thomson New York 45 RBIs. various players from Chicago Cincinnati Brooklyn and other clubs top in hits doubles triples and home runs with scattered figures across the season summaries.
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Sauer
Chicago
Adcock
Cincinnati
Lockman
New York
Gant
Thomson
Bauer
Williams
Miksis
Schoendienat
Musial
St. Louis
Ansel Boston
Hodges
Brooklyn
Kiner
Pittsburgh
Reese
Jethroe
Boston
Roe
Minner
Learn
Maglie
Wade
Rush
Voigts Joins Staff for Soldier Field Game
The Chicago based staff for the August 18 game at Soldier Field with the Los Angeles Rams is completed. Bob Voigts joins a roster of coaches and the squad features a large group of graduating college seniors and training at Delaware, with Malle Dold as coordinator.
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Bob Voigts
Soldier Field
Los Angeles Rams
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Coorwia
Yanks Hold Bare Lead On Eve Of Western Tour
Casey Stengel leads the New York Yankees westward in first place after a home swing that boosted them to a six game win streak. Tom Morgan shut out Detroit 3 0 with Hank Bauer homering as Bol Cervo delivered three hits. Sid Meadeon joined Boston within a percentage point of first. Browns beat St Louis 7 5 on a protest, while Cleveland stayed close with a 4 1 win over Washington. Dodgers lost ground as St Louis beat them 15 10. Cubs beat Phillies 6 1. Chicago and Boston combined with wins. the pennant chase tightens across the league.
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Associated Press
Casey
the Prophet
Stengel
New York Yankees
Boston
Yanks
Red Sox
Cleveland
Tom Morgan
Yankee Stadium
Detroit
Morgan
Chicago
Hank Bauer
Bol Cervo
Sid Madeon
Washington
Boston Red Sox
Dludson
Ivan Delockh
St. Louis Browns
Marty Marion
Bill McGowan
Bobby Feller
Pete Reiser
Spec Shes
Wachington
Philadelphia
Chico Carracquel
Sherm Lollar
Sox
St. Louis
Brooklyn Dodgers
New York
Giants
Cincinnati
Members approve NCAA football TV program
The National Collegiate Athletic Association approved a 1952 football television plan by a 185 to 15 vote. It calls for telecasting one major college game nationally each Saturday from September 20 to November 29, plus Thanksgiving and other telecasts, with no blackout or cross-sectional telecasts.
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National Collegiate Athletic Association
Walter Byers
NCAA
Denison Women Medalists at Atlantic Golf Club Open
Denison women dominated the Atlantic Golf and Country Club open day with Ella Runge and Marie Leahy among medalists. Winnie Rudin and Florence Gould earned runner-up honors in 18 holes and Y-hole events respectively, with multiple out-of-town winners noted.
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Ella Runge
Denson
Marie Leahy
Denison
Atantic Golf and Country Club
Winnie Rudin
Red Oak
Florence Gould
Harlan
Jack Germain
Atlantis
S.J. Marshall
Darlene ‘Norgaard
Mae Vickers
Ardith Caviness
Clarinda
Fran Houghton
Nane Cummings
Sally Mullin
Creston
Atlantic
Ray Dwyer
Floyd Miller
Be. Heanmnggsen
W.L. Simpson
Geraldery
Gertrude Mullin O
Pallian Gottseholt
Agnes Burrell
Perry
Hoss Wallace
A. Otto
George Labue
Resor Delivers Pinch Hit Homer for Cleveland Win
Pete Resor of Cleveland belted a pinch homer off Spec Sacero to lift the Indians past Washington. Lew Burdette of the Braves contributed a strong mound effort as Milwaukee toppled Pittsburgh 1-2, boosting pennant hopes.
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Associated Press
Pete Resor
Spec Sacero
Cleveland
Washington
Lew Burdette
Braves
Pirates
Atlantic News Telegraph Copies Available on Advance Orders
In advance, readers may reserve extra copies of the Atlantic News Telegraph. This notice urges prompt ordering to ensure desired quantities are secured, reflecting routine offers to residents and subscribers.
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Atlantic News Telegraph
Porter’s Hitting Lifts Sky Sox Over Sioux City
Sensational hitting by 19 year old J. W. Porter powered Colorado Springs to a 7-6 win over Sioux City, pulling the Sky Sox within a half game of the Western League lead. Porter had three hits and drove in three, including a ninth inning double for the winning run. Pueblo, Wichita, and Des Moines won as well while Denver’s manager was ejected.
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Associated Press
J. W. Porter
Colorado Springs
Sky Sox
Porter
Sioux City
Soos
Pueblo
Omsha
Wichita
Lincoln
Des Moines
Denver
Pete Mesa
Jim Bell
Husky Joe Stanka
Omaha
Walt Montgomery
Barney Schultz
Andy Cohen
Homer Garner
Ray Peters
Sop. O
Onaha
Marty Garlock
Marvin Williams
Don Fracchia
Araujo and King Meet Tonight in Madison Square Garden
New York fast rising lightweight George Araujo from Providence meets Arthur King of Toronto in a ten round bout at Madison Square Garden. The fight aired on NBC TV and ABC radio, with King a recent upset winner over Paddy DeMarco. DeMarco fights next at Eastern Parkway.
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George Araujo
Providence
Madison Square Garden
Arthur King
Toronto
Paddy DeMarco
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NBC
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Tahoe
Chaise
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Baseball Standings and Results From Thursday and Saturday
National League standings show Brooklyn at 14 games and New York at 31 17, with Chicago 32 19 and Cincinnati 24 27. Thursdays results include Chicago 3 Philadelphia 1 and St. Louis 15 Brooklyn 10, plus Boston 11 Pittsburgh 2. Saturdays schedule features Cincinnati at Brooklyn doubleheader and St. Louis at New York, Chicago at Boston, Pittsburgh at Philadelphia. American League leaders include New York 28 18 and Boston 31 21, with Cleveland 31 22 and Chicago 27 26. Notable results: New York 3 Detroit 0, Cleveland 7 Washington 4, Boston 7 St. Louis 5, Chicago 10 Philadelphia 4.
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Brooklyn
New York
Chicago
Se. Mill Waits
Cincinnati Ables
Bea Gon Cee
Ladelphia
Pratburgh
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Boston
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Incinnati
Cleveland
Washington
Endelee
Loahtepas
Local Residents Visit Families Across States
Lewis-Lyle Burkhalter and mother visit Ruby Trent home in Newton. George Coan travels to Centralia after relatives’ visit in Illinois. Harry Travis family visits his mother in Council Bluffs hospital. Nearby visits include Cedar Rapids, Doniphan, Rollins, and Kansas City families visiting relatives. Several weddings and weekend guests noted among local residents and friends.
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Lewis—Lyle Burkhalter
Milwaukee
Letha Burkhalter
Newton
Ruby Trent
George Coan
Centralia
Kansas City
Earl Roberts
Paul Armentrou
Aberdeen
Wash
Roy Kaiser
Bismarck
N. D
Winsel Drake
Atlantic
Wilbur Pierce
Beulah Cotton
Omaha
Erma Hanson
Blank-Nichols
Coin
Graduation for Norma Sue Woodruff Pfeiffer at Iowa State
Anita Mrs. Dorothy Woodruff travels to Ames for Norma Sue Woodruff Pfeiffer’s June 1 graduation from Iowa State College with a bachelor of science degree. She majors in social sciences, minors in vocational education, and earns a standard secondary teacher’s certificate. Pfeiffer, a 1948 Anita high school alumna, married to William E. Pfeiffer of New York, is a senior at ISU and to graduate in August. Mrs. Pfeiffer works part time at the Ames Telephone Company.
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Dorothy Woodruff
Ames
Norma Sue Woodruff Pfeiffer
Iowa State College
Anita High School
William E. Pfeiffer
New York
Western powers seek final terms for German talks with Russia
The Western trio aims to agree on conditions for talks with Russia on German issues after meeting with Secretary of State. They refuse to join any session on Soviet terms and will not commit to a big four meeting until conditions are set. Moscow presses for a four power session to discuss German unification and peace treaty work.
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Russia
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Enelgee
Ee Dion
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Germany
Grant News: Social Visits Across Waterloo and Nearby
Visits and family events fill Grant News with socials across Waterloo. Residents and relatives gather at Lansman home, Clarence Weaver’s, Griswold, Atlantic, and Black Hawk lake. Attendees include the Wohlenhauses, Zappes, Gustafsons, Pfaltzgraffs, and Campbells while trips reach Des Moines and Omaha for weddings, camps, and kinship ties.
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Grant
Waterloo
Mmes
Clarence Weaver
Dean Schuler
Willard Muller
Max Schuler
Clyde Schuler
Lansmans
Noble Center
Alice Weppler
Lewis
Kenneth Mueller
Shafer
California
Carl Mueller
Des Moines
Virginia Rains
Dennis Rees
Lake of the Ozarks
H. B. Kenworthy
Fred Davis
Seymour Taylors
Lester Smiths
Joe Taylors
Harrid Stinemates
Airman 2
Bob Church
Omaha
Jewell Johnson
Dorothy
Ogden
A. C
Warren Spiker
South Whittier
Cal
Louis
Leo Spikers
Paul Wahlund
Omski
Gary Penistons
Kris Darnell
Local Family Visits And Students Headed To Colleges
Casey News notes Elmer Akers Groom Texas visiting relatives Amanda Burkey Gladys Burkey Mabel Stevens with Maxine Martin enrolled Drake summer school Evelyn Martin to ISTC this week Clarence Littick Johnny of Council Bluffs visiting Rollin Kading and family Clyde Blackmer of Washington DC and Jack Annapolis MD ending a visit with Clyde Blackmer and Fred Geo Spain Alice Casey and Bill Shaw Waterloo vacationing in Minnesota Reverend John T Jacob attends Methodist church conference in Council Bluffs
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Casey
Elmer Akers
Groom
Texas
Amanda Burkey
Gladys Burkey
Mabel Stevens
Maxine Martin
John Martin
Drake
Evelyn Martin
ISTC
Clarence Littick
Johnny
Council ‘Bluffs
Wer
Rollin Kading
Clyde ‘Blackmer
Washington, D. C
Jack
Annapolis
Weekend News Briefs Mention No Sunday Service
Mr and Mrs A Knott of Minden were guests of Mr and Dahnk. The week ends with no Sunday service noted in the local briefs, leaving readers with a quiet community calendar detail.
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