Lehrman Bags Giants First Shutout As Reds Fall 7–0
Bill Lehrman twirls a two hit, seven run effort to blank Cincinnati 7 to 0 as the Giants pile up 18 hits led by Ott and Bonura. Myers and Hershberger single for the Reds.
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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1939
Page
3
Waterloos Johnny Goodman to headline Sunnyside exhibition
Waterloo showcases golf great Johnny Goodman national open winner in 1933 and amateur champion in 1937 in an 18 hole exhibition at Sunnyside Country Club tomorrow. He will pair with Don Willcox against Pat Willcox and Merle Stimson in a four player match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Johnny Goodman
Sunnyside
Goodman
Don Willcox
Oelwein
Pat Willcox
Merle Stimson
No Hit Pitcher Loses On Wild Throw In Close 1 0 Game
Harlan pitcher Arch Crippen carried a near no hitter through eight innings as Atlantic Cardinals edged Harlan 1 to 0 at King park. Lynch scored the lone run on a wild throw in the second. Crippen walked two. Stevens of Atlantic fanned seven and allowed three hits. Boucher of Harlan doubled twice in a futile bid, while Crippen kept the rest of Harlan hitless in a tense Tri County league thriller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Lynch
Lowell Crippen
Atlantic Cardinals
Harlan
King Softball Park
King Diamond
Crippen
Lynch
Atlantic
Crippen Ferrek
Word
Stevens
Boucher
Finn
Caporal
Lundeburg
Atlantic Juniors
Lewis Boy Scouts
Enrollment 72 in Swimming Classes at Sunnyside Park
Len Thomas, Ames lifeguard at Sunnyside park pool, oversees nine free swimming classes totaling 72 enrollments. Courses span boys intermediate, diving for all ages, beginners, intermediate girls, adult diving, advanced swimmers, junior and senior life saving. Prospective entrants should submit names promptly to begin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Len Thomas
Ames
Sunnyside Park
Courthouse Beats Post Office In Five-Inning Softball Rout
In a county contest at Sunny Side Park, the Cass County courthouse defeated the local post office 12 to 7 in five innings. Postmaster Malone charged officials bought off umpires and fielded unauthorized players, claiming a bribery attempt with a two for five cent cigar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Mail Service
Malone
County Road Crown
Rules Referee Won't Mean a Thing to Tony Galento
Summit notes Galento plans to use rough tactics against Joe Louis next Wednesday. Joe Jacobs says Galento will throw or knock Louis out, minimize rules, and hopes for referee interference. He recalls the gritty New York fight with Arthur Godoy and predicts a similar bruising bout with action and little chance of a stoppage due to rough play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton Carver
I. N
Summit
N. J
Tarzan Galento
Joe Louis
Joe Jacobs
Galento
Jacobs
Louis
Boxing Commission
Arthur Donovan
Arthur Godoy
New York
Baseball Standings and Friday Results Across Leagues
American League standings show New York 22 31 441 Boston 31 22 441 and Cleveland 31 26. Friday results: Cleveland 12 Philadelphia 7, Detroit 7 Washington 4. National League leaders include Cincinnati 87 20 .649 and St Louis 81 23 .674 with Friday results New York 7 Cincinnati 0 and Chicago 4 Philadelphia 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boston
Cleveland
Detroit
Chicago
Philadelphia
Washington
St. Louis
St. Louia
National League
Ww. L. Pet
Cincinnati
St. Louisa
Ichicago
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Hiariehs Bidg Wholesale and Retail Dept Store Ad
Hiariehs Bidg offers the largest and best line of tobacco and cigars in western Iowa at 14 16 West Sixth Street Atlantic Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
West Sixth St
Atlantic, le
Home Run Leaders by League and Player Totals
National league top slugger Camilli of Brooklyn with 13 home runs leads the circuit with Lombardi and McCormick of Cincinnati tied at 11 and Ott of New York at 11. American league leader Greenberg of Detroit with 16 homers, Foxx of Boston and Selkirk of New York each at 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ott
New York
Camilli
Brooklyn
Lombardi
Cincinnati
McCormick
Greenberg
Detroit
Foxx
Boston
Selkirk
Walnut Briefs Signal New Job and Visits in Town
Newell Forbes, son of Mrs. J. W. Forbes, begins summer inspector work on a river bridge project between Onawa and Sioux City and will return to the University of Iowa City for his senior year. Mrs. Arthur Anderson of Tahaya Washington visits Walnut relatives, former Miss Viola Reimer. Frank and John Reimer return from Ola, Indiana. Mrs. Clarence Claussen, in Los Angeles, will return to Walnut after Chicago stopover. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Matson and children from New Haven Conn. visit J. F. Robinson. Mrs. Chris Christensen and Irene leave for Fergus Falls Mont. Earl Partridge and children of Sioux Falls stop en route to New Orleans with Charles George. Lewis to host Extra baseball game Sunday. Anita reports new tar roofs on the liquor store, Long Furniture Store, and K of P hall. oak floor installed in liquor store front room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut
Newell Forbes
J. W. Forbes
Onawa
Sioux City
University At
Iowa City
Arthur Anderson
Tahaya
Wash
M. E. Reimer
Viola
Clarence Claussen
Los Angeles
Cal
Chicago
LeRoy Schuttloffel
Theodore Matson
New Haven
Chris Christensen
Irene
Henry Eggerstedt
Fergus Falls
Mont
Earl Partridge
Sioux Falls
Anita
Liquor Store
Long Furniture Store
K. of P. Hall
Kimballton Visitors From California and Connecticut
Kimballton residents note a variety of guests and relocations. James Christiansen and family from Glendale California arrive to visit Carl Hard. Rev V S Jensen and wife from Hartford Connecticut vacation with T G Jensen's relatives. Sandvig couple from Graettinger visit Gordon Sandvig's home. Harold Marcussen and wife from Des Moines stay with Carl Olsen family. Larsen family move from farm north of town to west Kimballton residence. son Herbert remains on the farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimballton
James Christensen
Glendale
Cal
Carl Hard
V. S. Jensen
Hartford
Gordon Sandvig
Harold Marcussen
Des Moines
Carl Olsen
Claus J. Larsen
Herbert
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Bill
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Inspector Wade
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Hughes
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Nes ‘Allen
Wee Eee
D. Jessen
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Rudsion Law Offices
Rudolph, Sr
R.D. Redo
HM. Redeigh Jr
Rudeiph
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Reecoe
Jones
County Auditor
M. E. Hubberd
Cecil M. Skipton
P. P. Edwards
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Sixth
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Voss Manufacturing Co
Sach
F. W. Herbert
Georgia Byrne
W. B. Melenbacker
W. W. Kiteen
Henry C. Laub
Hawley Lynch
Mike Metz
G. E. Echelmen
F. W. Wiese
W. H. Weblenhaue
June Hamm
J. C. Houle
Kent Martin
Chestnut
H. M. Linton
Optometrist
Gillespie Bidg
Earl S. Holton
Burgeer
D. O. Herbert
Fulton Bidg
East Fifth Street
C. W. Blakesley
Optometrict
Hiariehs Bidg
Roland
New Orleans
Charles George
Lewis
Kimballton News
BY Carter
Sra
Allastic State Bank
Bidg
Supreme Bread Club
Fivet
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