Phyllis Otto Faces Betty Jameson in Semi-Finals
In St Louis on June 14 Phyllis Otto of Atlantic Indiana tees off in the Trans Mis sissippi golf tournament semifinals against Betty Jameson national champion. Otto, junior state champion, shot four rounds of near flawless golf to reach the crucial match.
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Phyllis Otto
Atlantic
Kay Pearson
Houston
Tex
Miss Jameson
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Lexington
Baseball Standings and Thursday Results
American League figures show Boston leading with 27 wins and 16 losses. Cleveland stands 29 and 21, Detroit 26 and 20, New York 24 and 22, Chicago 23 and 26, St. Louis 21 and 28, Washington 21 and 30, and Philadelphia 19 and 28. Thursday's only game: Cleveland 3, Detroit 2. Tonight's games include New York at St. Louis and Boston at Chicago among others.
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Washington
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Heroes and the Goats
Veterans and errors shape a pennant race highlight. Al Smith of the Indians pitched the team into second place while Charley Gehringer of the Tigers fielded a costly error in the tenth, enabling Cleveland to clinch the victory.
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Goate
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Notice for extra copies of The News Telegraph
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Reds and Dodgers open four game series in New York
New York June 14 Reds and Dodgers face off at Ebbets Field in a pivotal four game set for NL leadership. Sunday doubles to close the series as fans flock to the 35,000 seat park. Indians move into second place after 3 2 win over Tigers with Gehringer error and Al Smith's sixth win.
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Savold Knocks Out Pittsburgh Negro in Waterloo Bout
Waterloo fans praised Des Moines heavyweight Lee Savold after his four round knockout of Red Bruce at Electric Park. Bruce, a last minute substitute for Ed Murray, was pressured by Lavell in the third and dropped in the fourth with a solid right. About 2,000 watched. Drive carefully.
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Des Moines
Red Bruce
Pittsburgh
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Tipperary) Murray
Shelby
Lavell
Presbyterians and Bongos Win Narrow Church League Games
In Sunnyside park the Bongos edged the Danish Lutherans 6 to 5 as a late rally was staved off. The Presbyterians won in eight innings over Zion’s Lutherans 10 to 9 after a pitching change by Bob Pigsley. The Pebongo ten were outhit 10 to 7 but made key hits, and Lutherans outhit 14 to 6. Arrangements are set for postponed games next week.
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Dick Jessen
Bob Murphy
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Rooty Knop
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Hugh Preston
Kelso
Demand for Vitt ouster rocks Cleveland Indians
Cleveland May 14 manager Oscar Vitt and club president Alva Bradley were to meet amid a veteran players demand that Vitt be dismissed. The team returned from a disastrous eastern tour and players accused Vitt of ridiculing and undermining them, causing loss of confidence and making the Indians the laughing stock of the league.
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Notre Dame to Host Stanford in 1942 Football Schedule
South Bend Indiana Notre Dame announces its 1942 and 1943 football schedules with a new fee of Stanford. The Irish will host Stanford on October 10, 1942 and travel to Palo Alto for a September 25, 1943 game.
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Way Back When features Hancox family reunion plans
J A Hancox and Rev Hancox with Mrs Hancox and their daughter Mrs Carman of Cincinnati depart for San Francisco and Washington state to join Mrs Hancox in Long Beach and attend the Hancox family reunion in Tacoma Washington in July. Mrs J G Daly a well known local woman was killed in a Ferryville tornado along with her mother sister and nephew. Mr Daly left after word of his wife injury. Marvin Landon loses an eye after a knife incident while cutting rope yesterday. U S 32 paving from Atlantic to Wiota will reopen to traffic next week per District Engineer L M Martin.
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Rose Finley
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Cumberland
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Wiota
L. M. Martin
Local 4 H Girls State Convention and University Graduation
Ruth Hass and Rev William Krumel Mrs Harold Nissen and daughter Phylis and the Misses Irma Burkey and Marian Fredricksen left for Ames to attend the 4 H girls state convention. Emma Marie Schuttloffel daughter of Roy Schuttloffel earned a bachelor of science in education at the University of Nebraska graduation. Audubon donors pledge 103.50 for Memorial park supervised playground program opening Saturday with Rosas McFadden Norma Thomsen and Arthur Christiansen in charge.
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Wm. Krummel
Harold Nissen
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Irma Burkey
Marian Fredricksen
Ames
Walnut
Emma Marie Schuttloffel
Roy Schuttloffel
University of Nebraska
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Norma Thomsen
Arthur Christiansen
Polkinghorns Plan Black Hills Vacation After Cheyenne Visit
Maine Ia Mr and Mrs Ora Polkinghorn of Cheyenne Wyoming who have been visiting their parents left Thursday morning for the Black Hills where they will vacation before continuing to their home.
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Kimballton News Highlights Local Visits and Changes
Mrs Alvin G Hansen of Spencer stopped in Kimballton on Tuesday while en route home after funeral services for her grandmother Mrs C Kelson in Council Bluffs. Chris P Andersen began work as temporary janitor at the Incal school replacing Niels H Nielsen who resigned. Svend Mueller and Jeanne Fienholf of Chicago arrived to visit Mr and Mrs T G Muller. Mrs Fred Christensen of Brush Colorado visits Miss Agnes Jorgensen.
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Alvin G. Hansen
Spencer
C. Kelson
Council Bluffs
Emer Hansen
Lincoln
Neb
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C. D. Pedersen
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Harlan
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Incal
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Otto Nelsen
Omaha
Bennie Elmquist
Mise Hilda Larsen
Des Moines
Rasmus P. Larsen
Larsen
Svend Mueller
Jeanne Fienholf
Chicago
T. G. Muller
Walnut residents visit relatives and attend weddings
Walnut Illinois residents travel to Lincoln Nebraska to visit Pete Mueller at the veterans hospital. Various local families spend weekends with relatives, attend a wedding in Denver and plan honeymoons in Colorado, with trips to Swea City Algona and Council Bluffs noted.
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