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Newspaper

Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1947

Page

3

Five Under Par Leads PGA Championship Qualifiers

Detrouy and a field of 138 pros posted low rounds as Frank E. Nelson notes five under par at 67 led the opening round of the PGA Championship at Plum Hollow. Claude Harmon Jimmy Demaret and others trailed by a stroke as Chapman and Oliver posted solid scores.

Frank Efnelson Detrouy Joe Fee Poser Stocks Rat Sameer Claude Harmon Jimmy Demaret Doser Portland Ore Dayton Ohio Alex Smith Plum Hollow Harmon Detroit Mamaroneck N. Y Ben Hogan Porky) Oliver Wilmington Del Bobby Locke Johannesburg South Africa Star Locke Sam Snead Lew Worsham Worsham

Bruins fall to Omaha in eighth frame

Des Moines Western League lead shrank to a game and a half as the Bruins lost 5-2 to Omaha. The Cardinals, rebounding from a 10-7 loss, surged with four straight hits in the eighth for three runs to force a 2-2 tie and set up tonight's rubber match. Rain washed out Dodgers at Denver and Sioux City at Lincoln, delaying further gain.

Associated Press Des Moines Bruins Omaha Cardinals Pueblo Dodgers Denver Sioux City Lincoln

Leahy Named Coach of College All Star Squad

Frank Leahy athletic director and head coach at Notre Dame has been named top coach of the college all star football squad set to face the Chicago Bears in Soldier Field during Chicago's 14th annual charity game on August 22. He will be aided by noted college coaches from the west east and south with staff appointments to be announced soon.

Leahy Chicago Frank Leahy Notre Dame Chicago Bears Soldier Field Chicago Tribune Charities Inc

Western junior golf title narrows to final eight

At the Western junior golf championship in Wilmette Illinois Budding players clash as rounds advance Defending champion Mac Hunter of Santa Monica California advanced after 17 holes while John Bennett Ne gaunee Michigan was disqualified for late arrival Earl Liff Chicago defeated two opponents 8 and 7 and 7 and 5 Tom Veech Milwaukee beat Ed McElligott Council Bluffs 6 and 3 Derk Stiverson Centerville Ia topped Art Wyatt Illinois 1 down in second round actions

Wilmette Western Golf Association Mac Hunter Santa Monica Calif Bill Hartfiel St. Paul John Bennett Negaunee Mich Derk Stiverson Centerville Art Wyatt Universiy Illinois McElligott Don Peal St. Louis Stiverson Don Powers Oak Park

Kraft Defeats Wichita Golfer in TransMississippi Round

In Wichita Kansas the Trans Mississsippi golf tournament moves into the third round as veterans like Charles Chick Evans and John Kraft of Denver survive. Willits, a 29 year old Kansas City dealer, faces Ned Embry while Evans meets E J Rogers as college stars from Stanford and Oklahoma A M push forward.

Wichita Kans Charles Chick) Evans Chicago John Kraft Denver Missouri Bob Willits Kansas City Evans Bob Peters E. J. Rogers Oklahoma City Kraft Trans-Miss Fred Turner Kermit Hager Willits Ned Embry Tom Lambie Bob Rosburg Stanford University Bob Glosser Oklahoma A M. Lambie Willie White Topeka Keith Fowler Bartlesville Okla Phillip Aitkin Lincoln Neb

Boudreau Leads All Star Voting In 1947 Poll

Lou Boudreau, Cleveland manager and shortstop, holds the top spot in the 1947 all star voting with 124,864 votes for the Chicago game at Wrigley Field on July 8. Joe DiMaggio trails with 123,142 votes and Ted Williams has 121,403. Enos Slaughter leads NL ballots while Johnny Mize follows with 119,62 votes.

Chicago Lou Boudreau Cleveland Joe DiMaggio New York Yankees Boudreau Wrigley Field DiMaggio Ted Williams Boston Red Sox Enos Slaughter St. Louis Cardinals Johnny Mize New York Giants Slaugher Mize

Reid Milwaukee Hurler Allows Indians One Hit

Pitcher Earl Reid, former Indianapolis star, shut down the Indians with one infield hit in Milwaukee’s 4 to 1 win. He walked five and fanned two. Other AA games saw Minneapolis beat Toledo 2 to 1, Columbus 2 to 1 over St Paul in 11, and Kansas City 10 to 8 over Louisville in eight innings to catch a train.

Associated Press Earl Reid Indianapolis Milwaukee Indians Brewers Ben Guintini Reid Minneapolis Toledo Madhens Columbus St. Paul Kansas City Louisville Colonels

Wiota Weekend Visitors and Family Updates

Wiota residents and guests share a weekend of visits across Iowa and Nebraska. Elmo Bidelson and Diane from Des Moines toured Mrs. Fred West and visited the Pratt family in Atlantic. James McGovern and Francis of Sioux City stayed with Mrs. J. F. McGovern. Pauline and Lawrence Havens traveled to Hubbard to see Albert and Krueger families. Fred McDermott received a Father’s Day cablegram from Lt. Frederic McDermott in Germany. Marvin Wood returns from Creighton and plans to Tulsa this fall. Robert Lines and wife visited from Omaha for Father’s Day at the M. E. Lines home.

Wiota Elmo Bidelson Diane Des Moines Fred West Atlantic A. D. Pratt James McGovern Francis Sioux City J. F. McGovern Pauline Lawrence Havens Hubbard Albert Krueger Kruegers Ross Havens Fred McDermott Frederic McDermott Bad Tolz Germany Frederic Hitler Berchtesgaden Marvin Wood Robert Wood Creighton College Omaha Tulsa Okla Bob Anderson Robert Lines M. E. Lines

Blackwell Throws No-Hitter as Braves Blank

Ewart Blackwell pitched a 6-0 no hit no run victory over Boston, boosting his 10 wins with eight straight. He struck out 68 this season and credited Babe Young with backing two three run homers. Giants move atop NL after 12-5 win over Pittsburgh as Cardinals stay close.

Jack Hand Associated Press Ewart Blackwell Boston Braves Cincinnati San Dimas Calif Blacky Boston Billy Southworth Blackwell Braves Holmes Hopp Masi Listi Blackie Redlegs Babe Young Young New York Giants Pittsburgh St. Louis Cardinals Philadelphia Terry Moore al Brazie Oscar Judd Brooklyn Chicago Gil Hodge Boston Red Sox Thesoup St. Louis Browns Cleveland Sid Hudson Mickey Haefner Washington

Lewis News Sisterly Visitors and Family Travel

Local notes report visits and travels of residents and relatives. Families from Atlantic Des Moines Des Moines Cal and Montana spell short trips and gatherings around Father s Day with relatives in Red Oak Waterloo Oakland Salesburg and Griswold.

Earl Burkhalter Harry Montague Montana Art Dewey Russell Starr Waterloo California Gordon Lees Oakland Winsel Drake Atlantic Wilbur Pierce Lyle Samuels Llyene John Jaberg Wm. Willoughby John Rector Hayfork, Cal James Samson

ICC Orders Safety Devices On 45000 Miles Rail Track

The interstate commerce commission ordered railroads to install automatic block signals on 15000 miles of track and automatic train stop or control systems on lines with trains scheduled at 60 miles per hour or faster. Compliance deadlines vary by track length, with a final date set for December 31, 1962. The ruling followed a study of speeds, traffic, and accident relations.

Washington Interstate Commerce Commission ICC Alto

Weekend Visitors Fill Clyde Cavander Lincoln Home

Elliott family hosted George Stayer and son Harry in Lincoln with Harry staying for summer school. Red Oak visitors Raymond Morse and Charles Reed hosted in their homes. Reverend Kenneth Larsen, Houston, returned from Kansas City ministerial meeting to his parents. G W Egermayer and spouse left for a month’s vacation to Chicago and Cleveland. Weekender guests at Cleo Doolittle included doctors Harry Robb son of Omaha, Richard Kelly of Sigourney, R. H. Robbs of Creston, Tom Kelly and Anna Simm of Omaha.

Elliott George Stayer Harry Clyde Cavander Lincoln Raymond Morse Red Oak Charles Reed Kenneth Larson Houston Tex Kansas City John Larsen G. W. Egermayer Chicago Cleveland

Sunday by Plane for New York Visit

A brief note states someone will travel by plane to New York to visit her sister on Sunday.

New York

Chinn Family Visiting Relatives in North Texas Area

Anita briefs that Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Chinn and children from Pensacola Florida are visiting his parents the Fred Chinns. Mr. Chinn plans to return soon while Mrs. Chinn and the children stay longer with relatives here and in northern Iowa.

Anita Stanley Chinn Pensacola Fla Fred Chinns Mr. Chinn Mrs. Chinn Towa

Visitor from Santa Rosa Comes for Three Week Vacation

Elk Horn notes Elk Horn Jay Christensen of Santa Rosa California visits his parents Mr and Mrs John C Christensen and other relatives for a three week vacation. Mrs L L Okey and son of Ann Arbor Michigan and Agnes M Nielsen of Cedar Falls are in town for a week with relatives. Mrs Amanda Larsen has sold her house and property to Mr and Mrs Jim Petersen who will take possession August 1.

Elk Horn Jay Christensen Santa Rosa Cal John C. Christensen L. L. Okey Ann Arbor Mich Agnes M. Nielsen Cedar Falls Amanda Larsen Jim Petersen West of Town

Red Oak forms flood control group and DDT plan

A Red Oak flood control committee was named Tuesday to plan steps to prevent future floods. Fred Replogle heads the group with members including Mrs. Harry Faunce Dean Shields Dean Murren Wayne Allen F A Kavan John Fisher Walter Peterson R H Jensen Milton Baldwin. The chamber of commerce supports a citywide flood control program focusing on spraying DDT.

Red Oak Fred Replogle Harry Faunce Dean Shields Dean Murren Wayne Allen F. A. Kavan John Fisher Walter 8. Peterson R. H. Jensen Milton Baldwin

Death sentences for Ukrainian nationalist cell in Poland

Warsaw reports a military tribunal sentenced 17 Ukrainian nationalist fighters to death for armed attacks on military outposts and an attempted overthrow of the government. The June ruling targets those accused of plotting violent actions in southeast Poland.

Warsaw Poland

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