Jensen Hats One Hit As Methodists Top Baptists
Gerald Jensen pitched a one hit game with seven strikeouts and no walks as the Methodists beat the Baptists 15 to 0. The Methodists piled up 15 hits led by homers from Noblitt Becker Ross and Eblen, with doubles from Schwartz Cox and Eblen. Arlo Murray added two singles and eight of nine on base.
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Robinson
Neen
Wartz
Ray
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Fot Orb
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Ginn
Noblitt
Detton
Poster
Nelson
Bickford
Ker
Eblen
Cox
Moblitt
Lilienthal Triumphs In Three Events At Atlantic Bowl
Carl Lilienthal captured the feature event the final heat and the last man out race as Merold Lowary staged a big Atlantic bowl card. Bobby Parker Omaha won the trophy dash and time trials and placed third in the fast heat. Don Pash Avoca took second in the fast heat the feature and last man out event. Joe Lindsey Red Oak won the consolation race Jerry Lynch Atlantic was runner up in one heat and fifth in the feature. Krue finished fourth in the feature and third in two heats while Kinnersey Red Oak took second in one heat.
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Merold Lowary
Bobby Parker
Omaha
Don Pash
Avoca
Joe Lindsey
Red Oak
Jerry Lynch
Atlantic
Krue
Kinners-ey
Local race car action curtailed by wrecks and rain
Pat Stangl of Atlantic escaped injury when his car smashed through 60 feet of fence after leaving the southwest curve. Rain threatened all day and reduced entries with several drivers cancelled from last night’s program. Lowary announced a strong field for next Wednesday night’s card.
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Soos Rally Past Colorado Springs 9-4 In Western League Action
Sioux City defeated Colorado Springs 9-4 as Omaha, Wichita, and Denver won on the same card. Osorio earned his eighth win for Denver, while Pueblo’s rain postponement reshaped the standings with Sioux City widening its lead.
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Wichita
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Marion Sparking Browns As New Player-Manager
Associated Press sports recap notes Marty Marion leading the St. Louis Browns to a 21-18 record with his shortstop role boosting wins. Marion’s late hit and two double plays helped a 4-3 victory over Beeston as Duane Pillette earned his sixth win.
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Dutch Leonard
Toby Atwell
Roy Campanella
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Gil Hodges
Billy Lees
Major League Leaders Reported Statistics and Leaders
National League leaders include Musial in batting and Lockman in runs with Brooklyn and Chicago players high in multiple categories. Robinson and Sauer top several NL stats with hits and home runs noted. American League leaders feature DiMaggio in batting and Avila in runs, with Wertz and Dropo among top home run totals and Shantz leading pitching. The listing also notes strikeouts by Reynolds and Shantz and mentions extra copies of the Atlantic News Telegraph.
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Brooklyn
Lockman
New York
Sauer
Chicago
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Adams
Cincinnati
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Miksis
Jethroe
Boston
Ents
Philadelphia
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Reese
Rue
Hearn
Erskine
Spain
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Coirage
DiMaggio
Rusen
Cleveland
Avila
Roosen
Drupo
Detroit
Mits
Fox
Simpson
Priddy
Young
Wertz
Rosen
Dropo
Rizzuto
Shantz
Sain
Reynolds
Iowa golfers advance in Western junior gulf tournament quarterfinals
St Paul based Molyneaux of Davenport and Clark of Ottumwa won quarterfinals in the Western junior gulf tournament. Klontz of Ottumwa the state champion and Marshall of Hampton were eliminated yesterday. Klontz lost to Molyneaux 2 and 1 in the first round and Marshall fell to Bircher after beating Brown. Molyneaux reached the quarterfinals by ousting Olson, while Clark defeated Wohl and Hobbs to reach the next round.
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Dan Molyneaux
Davenport
George Clark
Ottumwa
Herb Klontz
John Marshall
Hampton
Klontz
Molyneaux
Marschall
Ransom Bircher
Aurora
Jil
Tom Brown
Lloyd Olson
Minneapolis
Joe Bolstad
Clark
Roger Wohl
Chicago
Charles Hobbs
Racine
Wis
Russell Schwein
Glenview
Ill
Baseball Standings Report and Upcoming Schedule
The standings show New York 32 20 .615 leader, Boston 32 25, Chicago 28 26, Cleveland 32 27, Washington 27 26, St. Louis 27 31, Philadelphia 22 28, Detroit 18 38 with notable gaps. Yesterday results include Brooklyn 6 Chicago 5, New York 5 Pittsburgh 2, St Louis 7 Philadelphia, and Cincinnati 7 Boston 6. Tomorrow’s games list New York at Chicago 7 30, Boston at Cleveland 6 15, Philadelphia at Detroit 7 50, Washington at St Louis 7 30.
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Castellani Edges Bratton and Seeks Graziano Fight
Rocky Castellani defeated Johnny Bratton by a 10 round split decision after cashing a 3991.04 check and pounds heavier at 156 to 149. Castellani threatened a match with Rocky Graziano, saying the bout would draw money and noting Bratton’s admission he would struggle if weighed the same.
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Rocky Castellani
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Bratton Beats Castellani In Private Chicago Bout
Nate Bratton edged Castellani 61-49 on one score, 52-48 on another, and 54-46 on the third, in a televised private ring encounter in Chicago. The crowd numbered 3,147 at a net gate of 7966.25, a small IBC-promoted event.
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Boros Seeks Match With PGA Champion After Withdrawal
Louisque Ky Julius Boros withdraws from the A championship tournament and hints he would like to meet the PGA Champion. The move could pave the way for a dream golf match between the PGA and National Open winners.
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Julius Boros
Boros
Notice of Theresa E Nevens Administratrix Appointment
In Cass County Iowa probate case number 6351 Theresa E Nevens is appointed administratrix of the estate of Anna Kathryn Nevens deceased. Creditors must file claims as required by law and those indebted must pay to the administratrix Anna Kathryn Nevens. Dated June 18 1982. Donald P Reel attorney for the estate.
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District Court
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Iowa
Cass County
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Anna Kathryn Nevens
Donald P. Reel
Grant News Notes and Village Social Snippets
Grant-Jack Ruhl of Brown Produce takes a two week vacation. R. W. Curry visits son Lloyd and wife near Cumberland Sunday. Mrs. Del Starlin visits her father Grulke in Atlantic Saturday. Kenny Marsden of Emerson visits this week in the O. J. Davis home. Recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs.
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Brown Produce
R.W. Curry
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Cumberland
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Grulke
Atlantic
Kenny Marsden
Emerson
J. Davis
Local social notes and a weekend car accident in Tarkio
C W Givan and Mrs Caughan and Miss Minnie Rupp travelers from San Diego Council Bluffs visited relatives in Omaha and Coun cil Bluffs. Leland Remigs called on Emma Fluke in Coun cil Bluffs. Edwin Foote visited Wales with Herman Bauer’s family. Stinemates Forsythe Spikers and Reberrys hosted guests in Tarkio. A birthday coincided with a car accident near Tenville but no injuries reported. Mrs Rob ert Kreiss of Arlington Virginia visited Louis Spiker.
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Horton Nursing Home
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Herman Bauers
Harold Stinemates
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Robert Kreiss
Arlington
Louis Spiker
Road safety reminder urges patience and time on travel
A cautionary note advises drivers to take it easy on the road and give themselves plenty of time. It warns that speeding could prevent reaching the destination.
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