Pirates Sweep Cardials In Tight 6th Inning Victory
Pirates beat St. Louis 6 to 4 as Bob Elliott homered in the sixth to break a 2-2 tie. Nick Strincevich outpitched Charley Barrett while 24,315 fans saw Pittsburgh move within a half game of the Dodgers.
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Philadelphia
Indians Regain Lead by Winning Doubleheader
The Indianapolis Indians moved back to first in the American Association after sweeping Kansas City in a doubleheader 4-8 and 6-0. Louisville won 5-1 over Milwaukee, keeping the standings tight as St. Paul prepared for a postponed game playoff against the Indians. Columbus defeated Minneapolis and Toledo fell to St. Paul.
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Robinson Stops Jimmy McDaniels in Madison Square Garden
Ray Sugar Robinson knocked out Jimmy McDaniels in 1 23 of the second round at Madison Square Garden New York June 16. The crowd of 11 210 paid 48 490, boosting promoter Mike Jacobs total gross for 17 fights to 1 042 181 and moving Robinson closer to a title bout with welterweight champion Freddie Red Cochrane.
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Freddie “Red” Cochrane
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Jimmy McDaniels
Los Angeles
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Baseball Standings and Friday Results Across Leagues
Major league standings list Brooklyn and New York atop the NL with Chicago St. Louis and others trailing. Friday results include Brooklyn edging Boston 9 8 in doubleheader weather affected games, Chicago sweeping Cincinnati, and New York beating Philadelphia while Pittsburgh topped St. Louis. Evening games feature matchups in both leagues with night forecasts and pitcher rosters for Philadelphia New York Brooklyn St. Louis Pittsburgh and Washington.
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Fights Last Night Feature Wide European Style
Box results show New York fighter Rob inson knocking out Jimmy McDaniels in New York while Detroit’s Luu Nova stops Howard Fenske in Las Vegas. Minneapolis bout sees Tony Olivera outpoint Luis Castillo in San Francisco with Del Cockayne drawing in Des Moines. Billy Smith draws in Minneapolis in a mixed card across several cities.
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Ray “Sugar” Robinson
Jimmy McDaniels
Los Angeles
Detroit
Luu Nova
Las Vegas
Nev
Howard Fenske
Grand Rapids Mich
Minneapolis
Tony Olivera
San Francisco
Luis Castillo
Mexico City
del Cockayne
Des Moines
Billy Smith
Drew
Notice to request extra copies of The News Telegraph
Readers are asked to notify the office in advance to ensure supply. War Savings Stamps may be purchased at The Atlantic News Telegraph.
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Atlantic News- Telegraph
Furgol Opens With 36 Holes Lead In Philadelphia Bond Tourney
Ed Furgol, injured left arm in a playground accident, tops the third round of the Philadelphia Inquirer 17500 war bond tournament with a 142 after two rounds. Chicago's Jimmy Hines leads pros at 183, Byron Nelson 136, Johnny Bulla 136, Bruce Coltart 138, Harold McSpaden 139 as McSpaden fires 66 for best day round.
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Byron Nelson
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Johnny Bulla
Eastern Airlines
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Bruce Coltart
Absecon
N. J
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McSpaden
Returning Vets Easing Big Ten's Manpower Worry
Chicago reports wartime football in the Big Ten lifts as veterans return. Ohio State and Minnesota start summer practices while Indiana Northwestern Purdue Michigan Illinois and Wisconsin open in July with many players still civilian or navy V-12. Key veterans include Sarringhaus Kenskunas Niles Novasad Gustafson Bierman and Horvath. summer sessions run four to seven weeks with a July 1 civilian-eligibility cutoff.
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Iowa
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Paul Sarringhaus
Buckeyes
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Star
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Andy Novasad
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Les Horvath
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M Mullen Named Auburn Line Coach
Auburn Alabama June 16 Auburns head football line coach next season will be Dan E Mc Mullen former football star at the University of Nebraska Athletic Director Carl Voyles has announced McMullen will assume his duties July 1 succeeding Shorty Propst who resigned Now a civilian instructor at the navy preflight school at Athens Ga McMullen has played with the New York Giants and Chicago Bears and has coached at Wyoming University La Salle Military Academy on Long Island and Nebraska Teachers College
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University of Nebraska
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Nebraska Teachers College
Griswold News Briefs Summary of Local Departures and Travels
Griswold notices Patricia Knop travels to Des Moines for Drake University summer school after teaching in Springville. Leola and Margery Pace return to Washington DC to resumes their Capitol duties after two weeks with parents. Mrs J D Wolf returns to Clarkson Nebraska after weeks with son-in-law and daughter. Twila Boone leaves for Lincoln for University of Nebraska summer session. Mrs George M Scott moves to Omaha to work in diet kitchen at Nebraska Methodist Hospital while her husband serves in Germany.
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Des Moines
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Ben Pace
Washington, D. C
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Clarkson, Neb
KK. V. Prokop
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Joel Boones
Lincoln
Neb
University of Nebraska
George M. Scott
R. M. Scott
Cpl
George Scott
Germany
Infantry Engineer Corps
Omaha
Nebraska Methodist Hospital
Service Men and Families Receive War Updates
Local column lists service members and relatives traveling, training or returning home from wartime duty. Entries name Elliott, Grant, Roberts, Koll, Reimer, Royh, Mailander, Krause, Reed, Fries, Jewett, McDermott, Marean, Stephenson, Tommerdahl, Fay, Nodtvedt, Downing, Vokt, Duff, Merrill, Tommerdahl and others with postings to India, Shreveport, Belgium, Germany, Italy, Fort Benning, Camp Hood, Camp Lejeune, Keesler, and Pacific theaters.
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Des Moines
Fay
States
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Lenore Nodtvedt
Northwood
Dale Downing
Long Beach
San Pedro
Rex Downings
Henry Vokt
Winters General Hospital
Topeka
Kan
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Camp Hood
Frank Duff
Fort Riley
Kaw
Mary Mae Merrill
Marines
Camp LeJeune
N. C
Invest In Certain Utilities Advises Babson
Babson argues rich people seek reliable income after taxes and inflation. He cites 6 percent yields from utility stocks as doable postwar, urging careful selection of honestly managed, growing utilities with diversified risk and fair pricing. He warns inflation and public ownership fears cap prices, but sees utilities as best for steady income with safety.
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Publishers’ Financial Bureau, Inc
Iowa Restaurants Will Implement Meatless Days
Des Moines June 16. The Iowa Restaurant association urged all Iowa eating houses to adopt two meatless days weekly and two butterless meals daily starting next week. R R McDougall Waterloo association president led the move after Des Moines operators recommended Wednesdays and Fridays be meatless with noon and evening meals butterless. The plan, supported by local groups, aims to ease a point shortage tied to OPA regulations, reducing basic point allotments.
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R. R. McDougall
Waterloo
Dex Moines
McDougall
German U boats planted mines outside U S ports
Washington reports German submarines planted mines outside principal east coast ports during 1942 and 1943 causing temporary closures of New York Norfolk Newport News Baltimore Jacksonville Charleston Wilmington and more. Mines were swept at entrances to Panama Canal near Colon and off Port Castries. New York port closed Nov 18 1942 for a period with harbor traffic halted.
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Panama Canal
Colon
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Santa Lucia
British West Indies
Impeachment Fails for North Dakota Insurance Chief
In Bismarck on June 16 Oscar FE Erickson faced impeachment over alleged crimes corrupt conduct malfeasance and misdemeanors in office. The state senate acting as impeachment court failed to convict him regarding acceptance of kickbacks from insurance agents tied to reinsurance policy purchases.
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