Atlantic Juniors blank Griswold for Cass title
The Atlantic Junior Legion club won the Cass county championship with a 2 0 victory over Griswold at Wiota after rain halted play in the seventh. Darrell Claussen fanned 13 in six shutout innings, Keller homered, Harris reached on a hit by pitch and scored. The win advances Atlantic to face Corn ing Adams county titlist in a district tournament opener next Sunday with the Oakland tournament to follow.
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Atlantic Junior Legion Club
Cass
Griswold
Wiota
Focal Nine
Corning
Adams County
Oakland
Fremont
Darrell Claussen
Viestenz
Vern Phillips
Atlantic
Keller
Harris
Guthrie Center
Atlantic Elks
Coughlin
Slutts
Eten
Aldag
Cohrs
Bebensee
Wegman
Pettinger
Phillips
Claussen
H E Robinson
Kunze
Koongz
Shellburg
Krisinger
F. Houser
T. Houser
Haynes
Vietenz
Danville lead threatened as Evansville narrows gap
Evansville Braves swept Quincy 3 1 and 7 9 to close within one game of Danville in the Three I League. Danville split with Terre Haute as Terre Haute won 6 1 in the nightcap. Springfield moved into third after a Davenport sweep. Decatur defeated Waterloo 6 3 in Sunday action.
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Associated Press
Danville
Evansville
Braves
Dodgers
Quincy
Terre Haute
Phillies
Paul Burris
Berney Zender
Ole Olson
Don Mhasenmayer
Springfield
Davenport
Cubs
Arft
Edwards
Decatur
Waterloo
Weekend Sports In Brief: Golf, Horse Racing, Track Recaps
Charles Coe won the Trans Mississippi tournament final 6 and 6 over Eugene Zuspann. Skip Alexander captured the Decatur Open with a 64 hole total of 197. Bobby Riggs claimed the national professional singles title defeating Don Budge in five sets. Assortment of track and horse racing results include Assault’s Brooklyn Handicap win, Armed to Win upset by New England AA1 mile winner Gil Dodds retiring, and NCAA track and field records by McKenley and Dillard.
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Associated Press
Wichita
Kans
Charles Coe
Ardmore
Okla
Eugene J Zuspann
Goodland
Zuspann
Nebraska University
Decatur
Skip Alexander
Lexington
N. C
Forrest Hills
N. Y
Bobby Riggs
Ferndale
Don Budge
Oakland
Calif
New York
Brooklyn
Aqueduct
Whirlaway
Stymie
Larky Day
Handle
Chicago
Arlington
Brookline
Mass
Gil Dodds
New England
Salt Lake City
Herb McKenley
Illinois
Harrison Dillard
Baldwin Wallace
McKenley
Dillard
Blues and second place Louisville in doubleheaders
The American Association standings reshuffle after Sunday doubleheaders with four clean sweeps. Kansas City leads by four games over Louisville, while Indianapolis rises to third and Minneapolis to fourth. Frank Hiller notches his seventh win and two shutouts as Kansas City blanked St Paul 4 0. Louisville wins 2-0 and 3-2 behind Ostrowski and Harris as hitters Bauer and Monaco deliver late runs.
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Associated Press
American Association
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Louisville
Indianapolis
Toledo
Minneapolis
Minneapolis Vaulted From Sixth To Fourth By Walloping
St. Paul
Frank Hiller
Saints
Blues
Behting
Hank Bauer
Blas Monaco
Columbus
Joe Ostrowski
Lum
Harris
Andy Phillip to Columbus Farm Club Move
Whiz kid Andy Phillip of minors will join the St Louis Cardinals farm club at Columbus in the American Association this week.
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Andy Phillip
Columbus Champaign
St. Louis Cardinals
Columbus
American Association
Ghezzi Ferrier Harbert and Bell PGA Semifinalists
Detroit June 23 three second generation golf pros Melvin Chick Harbert Jim Ferrier and Art Bell reached the PGA Championship semifinals with Vic Ghezzi the 1941 finalist. They survived an upset-filled match play from 64 entrants at Plum Hollow and will meet Ferrier Bell and Ghezzi Harbert for a 36 hole final tomorrow.
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Detroit
Vic Ghezzi
Byron Nelson
Denver
Melvin
Chick) Harbert
Northville
Mich
Jim Ferrier
San Francisco
Art Bell
Colma
Calif
Plum Hollow Golf Club
Pueblo powers past Denver in doubleheader
Pueblo defeated Denver 4 3 in the afternoon game and 9 4 in the nightcap to move into second place behind Des Moines in the Western league standings. Jack Mele hit a four run homer in the seventh to seal the night game as Frank Perko pitched well in the opener. Omaha at Sioux City and Lincoln at Des Moines were rained out.
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Associated Press
Pueblo
Denver
Dodgers
Bears
Omaha
Sioux City
Lincoln
Des Moines
Jack Mele
Bob Revel
Frank Perko
Louis Considers Tour of Europe
Heavyweight champion Joe Louis is approached with an $800000 exhibition tour proposal for Europe next winter. Joe Louis might be interested but has not signed a contract. The plan, pitched by Bertys Perry, envisions four round exhibitions over three months in France Spain and Italy.
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Los Angeles
Europe
Joe Louis
John Roxborough
Bertys Perry
Paulino Uzcudun
Louis
Phoenix
Ariz
Perry
France
Spain
Italy
Elks Midgets Prepare for Exira Wed Night Meet
The Atlantic Elks Midgets and the Extra Midgets plan a trip Wednesday evening meeting at the courthouse at 5 30. Team members include Ronnie King Dick Carver Dennis Slutts Bob Lane Max Ross Dickie Jessen Clark Mathisen Freddy Gaines Melvin Thomas Larry Phippen Bob Foster and Harry Budd. First and fourth wards clash at the high school grounds Tuesday with the second and third wards vying for the league lead Thursday.
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Atlantic Elks
Court House
Ronnie King
Dick Carver
Dennis Slutts
Bob Lane
Max Ross
Dickie Jessen
Clark Mathisen
Freddy Gaines
Melvin Thomas
Larry Phippen
Bob Foster
Harry Budd
Blackwell Nearly No Hits Dodgers as Braves Split Twinbill
Elvin Blackwell pitched 8 2/3 innings of no hit ball before Eddie Stanky singled in the ninth. The Braves won 4-0 in the opener. Brooklyn edged Boston 9-8 in the second game as Carl Furillo homered with bases full. The day also saw Yogi Berra homer for the Yankees in a 6-5 win over Detroit.
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Associated Press
Ewell Blackwell
Cincinnati
Johnny Vander Meeer
Blackwell
Boston Braves
Brooklyn Dodgers
Dodgers
Braves
Eddie Stanky
Jackie Robinson
Brooklyn
Carl Furillo
Elmer Riddle
Brooks
New York Giants
Chicago Cubs
Dick Culler
Johnny Schmitz
Phil Mass
Boston
Frank McCormick
Bob Elliott
Lloyd Gearhart
Buddy Kerr
St. Louis Cardinals
Harry
Fritz) Dornish
Red Sox
Yankees
Indians
Tigers
Carl Scheb
Philadelphia Athletics
Chicago White Sox
Sox
Washington Senators
St. Louis Browns
Senators
Browns
Philadelphia Phillies
Pitsburgh Pirates
Phils
Blue Star Falls to Oakland 4-1 in Six Inning Game
Atlantic, here yesterday, lost to Oakland 4-1 in a six inning contest. West of Blue Star aided by two double plays, and McMartin of Oakland doubled. Donald Reid pitched for Atlantic with eight strikeouts and four walks.
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Blue Star
Oakland
McMartin
West
Donald Reid
McMartn
Hog Calling Contest Winners Headed to New York
In Omaha on June 23 contestants blamed modern inventions for losses and hog feed issues. Winners Mrs. Vern Lofgren of West Point and Harold Ladsen of Nebraska City will travel to New York to demonstrate hog calling on a radio program. Judge J C Kosababian of Los Angeles noted the need for smooth tones to call hogs without straining the voice.
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Livestock Commission
Vern Lofgren
West Point
Neb
Harold L. Madsen
Nebraska City
New York
J. C. Kosababian
Los Angeles
Local residents host visits across multiple towns
A string of weekend and weekday visits tied residents to nearby towns. Marne and M arne area families welcomed relatives from Mock and Council Bluffs to homes in Marne, Lewis, Atlantic, and Omaha while others traveled to Sioux City Denver and Marshalltown for visits and honeymoons.
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Mary Obert
Moldesto
Cal
Lottie Hill
Calthin Wright
Baby
Sioux City
Mr. Grinstead
Omaha
Norman Wright
Atlantic
Inhofe
Lewis
Floyd Ayers
Mark Anderson
W. Winters
Walter Schack
Denver
Marvin Brindley
Indiana
Marvin
W. Delaney
Villisca
Frank Garnsey
Hans Hansen
Delores Bannister
Marvin Koehrsen
Council Bluffs
Mercedes Memstead
Griswold
Leo Cochrane
Peter
Bill Biggs
Stover
Robert
Edna Thomson
Carol
Bobby Gress Weet
John Hammond
Wiota
Ben
H. B. Kishpaugh
Des Moines
Francis Miller
Opal Gress
Clifford Berry
Springfield
Elinor Bornholdt
Wilma Nelson
Anita
Estherville
Clinton Shahan
Hannah Shahan
Wayne Shahan
Marshalltown
Hobo author James A Tully Dies at 56
Los Angeles reports the death of James A. Tully a writer known for Shanty Irish Beggars of Life and Jamecan He died of heart disease after hospital treatment begun June 17 He was born near St Marys Ohio and spent youth at St Josephs orphanage in Cincinnati The author once lived as a hobo prize fighter and circus roustabout and tramped across the country writing of men on the bum
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Los Angeles
James A
Jim) Tully
Jamecan
St. Mary’s
St. Joseph’s Orphanage
Cincinnati
Reducing Slope Cuts Soil Loss In Experiments
Measures at the soil conservation farm in Page county show soil loss rises with slope length and steepness. Doubling short slope length from 36 to 72 feet increases annual loss. extending to 145 feet raises losses further. For a 630 foot slope lower half loss reaches 108 tons per acre, top half 68 tons. Terraces, strip cropping, and contouring reduce erosion.
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Iowa Conservation Survey
Soil Conservation Experimental Farm
Page County
Shelby
Bethany
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