Christians top Danes in church league clash for second win
Christians beat St Paul Lutheran 19 to 13 to improve to 2 0 in church league standings. Presbyterians hold first with win over Catholics. Danes rally but fall short as Christians collect eighteen hits and Banks homers.
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Owen
Rev. Cay Wildrick
George Hartman
Rons
Don Hartman
Honter
Hansen
R. Rasmemsen
George Hertman
Rev. Wildrick
Dante
Je@psen
Zion Lutheran
Panther Recovers From Arm Injury Fourth In Javelin
Mark Panther, former University of Iowa Big Ten javelin record holder, placed fourth in the national AAU title meet at Chapel Hill while serving as a Navy lieutenant. He threw 200 feet 11 inches, close to the winner, continuing a storied career after an eight year gap from inter collegiate competition.
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Town City
INS
Mark Panther
University of Iowa
Panther
Navy
J. G
Chapel Hill
N. C
Central
Zaharias Leads Western Open Qualifiers At Park Ridge
Babe Didrikson Zaharias paced the field in the women’s western open at Park Ridge Country Club with a 28 39 77 first round, two over par in windy conditions. Lt. Patty Berg, defending champion, posted 41 40 for 81 and faces Sally Sessions. Dorothy Germain led the lower bracket with 79 and plays Mrs. Thomas B. Nolan.
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Babe Didrikson Zaharias
Park Ridge Country Club
Margaret Russell
Detroit
Patty Berg
Minneapolis
Sally Sessions
Muskegon
Mich
Miss Session
Dorothy Germain
Philadelphia
Thomas ‘B. Nolan
New Castle
Dorothy Kirby
Atlanta
Berg
Glen Oak
Margaret Mueach
Mary
Agiea
Wall of
Georgia Tainter
Fargo
N.D
Rumor Of Luke Appling Returning From Army Affects White Sox pennant push
Chicago reports a rumor that Luke Appling may be mustered out of the army soon and could rejoin the White Sox in a tight pennant race. The club sits three games behind the leader, hampered by a defensive pair described as unable to cover both sides.
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Chicago
Luke Appling
White Sox
Appling
Culbertson
Johnny Gee Sold to New York Giants for 7500
Johnny Gee, a 6 foot 9 pitcher once touted for stardom, has been sold via waivers to the New York Giants for 7500 dollars after previously being tied to Pittsburgh Pi rates at 75000. Gee did not fulfill major league expectations.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
Johnny Gee
New York Giants
Gee
Madigan Declares 1945 46 Hawkeye Grid Cards Best Ever
Iowa City June 20. Coach Slip Madigan says the 1945 and 1946 Iowa football schedules are the finest ever drawn for the Hawkeyes. He notes eight games per season with six conference games plus Notre Dame and Nebraska, promising strong home and away matchups and a season ending with Nebraska.
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HAWK
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Notre Dame
Ohio State
Purdue
Indiana
Wisconsin
Ilinoia
Minnesota
Iowans
Northwestern
Michigan
Nebraska
Giants Rally To Narrow Gap In NL Standings
The New York Giants, after starting the week in seventh, surged toward second place, winning 17 of 22 and topping the Brooklyn Dodgers 10 to 2 in a rain-soaked game watched by 25,140. Mel Ott powered the surge with a league-leading 1 1/2 homers and key hits as Hal Gregg and Cal McLish were tangoed by the Giants’ offense. The Senators Yankees game was postponed by rain.
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INS
New York
New York Giants
Pittsburg Pirates
Giants
Mel Ott
Chicago Cubs
Ott
Hal Gregg
Calvin Coolidge McLish
Brooklyn Dodgers
Dodgers
Bobby Bragan
Dixie Walker
Baseball Scores and Tonight's Pitchers Across Leagues
Monday results show Washington at New York postponed with only game scheduled. Tonight's games feature Washington Niggeling facing New York Johnson, Twilight Cleveland Reynolds against Detroit Gentry, Twilight night Chicago Lopat facing St Louis Muncrief, Holingsworth, Twilight night Boston Hughson against Philadelphia Harris Newsom.
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Hoston
Chicago
Washington
New York
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Niggeling
Johnson
Twilight
Clevland
Reynolds
Detroit
Gentry
Lopat
Humphries
Muncrief
Hollingsworth
Boston
Hughson
Hausmann
Harris
Newsom
St Louis at Chicago Featured in Early Baseball Card Boxscore
Split results show Jurisick for St Louis and Chipman for Chicago leading the pitching matchups. Voiselle faces Melton in New York at Brooklyn, with Barrett and Walters anchoring Philadelphia and Cincinnati respectively as night games highlight Pittsburgh. Save a life drive slowly near children.
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Pittsburgh
New York
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Boston
Philadelphia
Chicago
Jurisick
Chipman
Voiselle
Maine Nomination Sweep for Horace Hildreth
Horace A. Hildreth the one year old president of the state senate won the Republican nomination for governor as returns from yesterday's primaries show a about 20,000 vote margin. Roy L. Fernald and F Ardine Richardson followed in second and third. Paul J Warren of Waterville was unopposed for the Democratic nomination.
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Augusta
INS
Horace A. Hildreth
State Senate
Roy L. Fernald
F. Ardine Richardson
House of Representatives
Paul J. Warren
Waterville
Local residents visit, travel, and furloughs noted across states
Brayton Marie Larsen and others visited the China and Peter Christensen homes in Perth Amboy. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Miller spent Sunday in Adair with Miller parents. Mrs. Ralph Curry and daughter Harriet planned a San Diego trip to see Jack Curry at the marine base. Staff Sgt. Russell Lewis from Buckley Field took a two week furlough with his wife and parents. Pfs. Robert Christensen and friends visited Omaha. Phyliia and James Anderson traveled to Pedrick Oklahoma to visit Cadet Arthur Anderson. Omaha families Hansen visited H. J. Hansen home. Cp. Kenneth Bills of Camp Polk joined by wife and mother at H. M. Bartlett home.
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Marie Larsen
John Burnett
Misa Ann Nelson
Perth Amboy
N. J
Peter Christensen
Guy Miller
Adair
Miller
Jess Miller
Ralph Curry
Harriet
San Diego
Jack Curry
Marine
Russell Lewis
Buckley Field
Denver
J. E. Lewis
Pfs
Robert Christensen
Doris Smith
Helen Christensen
Ann Nelsen
Omaha
Phyliia
James Anderson
Pederick
Okla
Arthur Anderson
Mack Hansen
Donald Hansen
H. J. Hansen
Card of Thanks for Mrs. Ray Stevenson Illness
The note thanks everyone who sent cards letters and flowers during illness at Mercy Hospital Council Bluffs for Mrs. Ray Stevenson. Also notice that those who want extra copies of The News Telegraph should notify the office in advance to avoid exhaust.
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Mercy Hospital
Council Bluffs
Ray Stevenson
News Telegraph Carers Deliver Papers in Atlantic Towns
Advertises News Telegraph carriers serving sixteen Atlantic territory towns at fifteen cornts weekly. Lists carriers by town including Adair Anita Audubon Brayton Casey Cumberland Elkhorn Exira Ham elin Kimballton and more. A telephone call to the listed carriers or the News Telegraph office provides service.
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Atlantic Territory
Adair
Bill Sparney
Anita
LaVon Rathmes
Lovejoy
Lary Audubon
Dale Petersen Brayton
Sylvia Jensen Casey
Robert Griffith Cumberland
Margaret Rhodes Elkhorn
Kirk Hansen Exira
Reyd Benten
Renald Schiersek
Henry B. Steffen Hamelin
Robert Serensen Kimballton
Penmmantie Resmussen Harrises
News-Telegraph
County officers meet in Des Moines for three day session
Some 1 000 officers arrive in Des Moines for the second annual school of instruction of the Iowa County Officers association. Gov Bourke Hickenlooper will speak tomorrow with Jim Henry and George Simmons on the program. Officers will be elected Friday as separate instruction sessions are held by various associations. Iowa City Pro Flight seeks its 12th win in 13 starts as it prepares to face Schick Hospital from Clinton tomorrow after a weekend double header that boosted its run total to 98.
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Thes Moines
INS
Des Moines
Iowa County Officers Association
Bourke B. Hickenlooper
Jim QO. Henry
Carson
Wil
George F. Simmons
Ogden
Utah
National Association of County Officials
Don Berry
Indianola
Lawa Postwar Rehabilitation Commission
Iowa City
Iowa
Schick Hospital
Clinton
Seahawks
Way Savings Stamps Sold at The Atlantic News Telegraph
Savings stamps may be purchased at The Atlantic News Telegraph as a local option for readers to start or add to their saving plans. The service is highlighted by the newspaper office and invites customers to visit for purchase.
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Atlantic News Telegraph
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