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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1922
Page
2
The Swifts beat Day's Purities by a narrow margin in a late game finishing the first half season series. City league standings will be set after a tie is resolved between Jewels and Cubs. Tonight the Swifts meet Drugs and tomorrow the Colts face Motors.
Shenandoah schedules a Sunday afternoon baseball clash with Creston at the fair grounds diamond. Creston features one of the fastest teams in the region with Redenbaugh of Tabor pitching. Local management asks community support to field a strong Mt Arbors lineup.
Jack Kearns, manager of Jack Dempsey, inspected the new arena in Michigan City and signed with promoter Floyd Fitzsimmons for a bout against either James Willard or Joe Brennan. Fitzsimmons aims to land Willard for the fight and Kearns then left for New York.
Larry Schuman of Denver defeated Warnie Smith by decision in a twelve round welterweight bout held in Bartlesville, Oklahoma last night. The match outcome and location are noted, reflecting a Midwest boxing event.
New York June 22 Dave Shade welterweight from the Shade boxing family is marching toward a historic fistic pace. Since debuting at Madison Square Garden last October he has fought forty times and could reach sixty by October if the schedule holds. He has two losses one to Mickey Walker in eight rounds after breaking his hand and another to Frankie Shoell at Buffalo. he also has a draw with Champion Britton.
Portsmouth won a slugging contest against Earling 9 to 8 in a Sunday game at Portsmouth Iowa. Dunlap earned a 7 2 win for Denison, while Denison posted a 6 0 lead and 20 2 final. Panama releases two players Nels Jacobsen and Courtright. Minden signs Jacobsen.
After nine consecutive wins, Red Faber of Chicago was halted by Cleveland. Tex Rickard announced arena capacity in Jersey City increased to 91,014 for the Veni Carpentiar fight. Mrs Mallory and Miss Ryan reach Wimbledon fourth round. Harvard defeats Yale 16 to 4.
Walleragen of Detroit led eighty golfers in the British open championship after the first day with 149. Jim Barnes the American open champion tied with Taylor and Duncan for second place at 191. J. J. Gassiat and Jock Hutchinson each posted 255.
Aguam pinied by his dwek Dempsey, Abother doln,ele here yesterday for New York. The heavyweight champion will stop at Salt Lake City to see his mother and then go straight through without any stops.
Thirty Iowa youths earned Winchester Junior Rifle medals for May. Twenty of the thirty recipients were girls. Iowa has thirty-one units with 680 members enrolled. The Winchester company distributed a total of 5,850 medals this year.
Regular meeting of Atlantic Post No 43 announced for Friday evening June 23 2022 at 7 PM. Paul E Fackler Adjutant notes details and call to attendance for veterans and members to discuss post affairs and upcoming events.
Chicago June 22 that E J Barnard will be the next president of the Cleveland American league club in the late J C Dunns will. The will also requested secretary Mrs Dunn keep Tris Speaker as manager and elect Barnard president. Mrs Dunn said she cannot yet comment due to grief and duties after Dunns death.
Morvich, the great three year old, clocked a mile in 1:51 at Cincinnati in a trial ahead of the $50,000 Kentucky special. This time is an eighth of a mile faster than his rivals will cover in the event.
Malvern rosters bring boosters to Walnut for a return game on the local diamond Sunday. The matchup promises a brisk contest as both teams seek momentum.
Special to News Telegraph Umpire Quinn struggled yesterday as the single ladies defeated the married ladies by three points at Knoparbor. Final score shows single ladies 17, married ladies 14. All players wore bloomers and provided much merriment for spectators.
In the Roehampton tennis tournament third round on Wednesday Mrs. Molla Bjurstedt Mallory the U S women’s tennis champion defeated Mrs Drasfield in straight sets 6 1 and another set.
News-Telegraph reports a Tuesday band concert drew a record crowd, with some displeasure as lights failed briefly but the full program was skillfully performed. Ed wards is owner of a new Henry jitney recently purchased. attendees included Chas Ragan and wife visiting Edw R Gardner and family at Ellerbrock farm Benton township.
An elderly seventy-year-old woman, visiting her mother aged ninety five, shares a tender farewell. The daughter warns of ill health while the mother remains brisk in spirit, hopeful they will meet again. The exchange captures gentle family affection across generations.
Mt Vernon Iowa June 22 The complete Mt Vernon football schedule has been announced listing games with I S T C Drake Hamline Iowa Wesleyan Lawrence Dubuque Grinnell Coe and other dates. The schedule notes tentative plans for a November 25 showdown and marks Mt Vernon as home for several key contests.
A reader notes that zinc objects can be cleaned with soap suds and salt to remove grime and the polish restored by applying kerosene. The method is described as inexpensive and easy for home care of metal items.
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