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Newspaper

Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1947

Page

3

Atlantic Juniors Rout Exira 12-2 Behind Prall Claussen

Atlantic Juniors beat Exira 12 to 2 in six and a half innings as Don Prall and Darrell Claussen combined for a one hit outing in five and two innings. Slutts went three for four with two doubles and four RBIs while Wegman Garside and Anderson added key hits. Extra scored in the third and fourth but could not contend as Atlantic pulled away with a four run fourth and two more in the fifth.

Atlantic Juniors Don Prall Darrell Claussen Pratt Claussen Frederickson Don Slutts Garside Andersen Behenece Shutts Pettinger Shitts Oan Atlantic Wegman Anderson Bebensee Slutts Aldag Extra Jensen Prall Cohrs Kime Corning Junior Legion Sunnyside Field Guthrie Center Guthrie Atlantic Corning Fremont Oakland H E Anderson C. Slutts D. Slutts Phillips Harris Ross Beadle Thielen Ovo OU Kline YU Simpson Crees RHE Atlantic

Wild throw gives Bruins two runs and win over Seas

Des Moines Bruins edge Simix City Seas 3 to 1 to retain the Western league lead. Pueblo Dodgers stay second with a 4 1 3 win over Lincoln Athletic. Omaha Cardinals roll to 14 5 over Denver Bear as Sioux City and Lincoln stumble. Schulte goes 5 for 5 in Athletic loss.

Associated Press Des Moines’ Bruins Pueblo Dodgers Lincoln Athletic Omaha Cardinals Denver Bear Sioux City Ray Carlson Tes Moines Johnny Niggeling Lincoln Ham Schulte Schulte Bears Denver Omaha Cardinals

Probe Planned in Death of Boxer Jimmy Doyle in Cleveland

Coroner Samuel R. Gerber ordered a full inquiry into the death of 22 year old Jimmy Doyle after he was knocked out by Ray Robinson in a title fight. The investigation will probe Doyle’s fitness to fight, prior brain injuries, and ring padding.

Cleveland Ohio Samuel R. Gerber Jimmy Doyle Ray Sugar) Robinson Dr. Gerber Robinson Doyle Ohip Boxing Charity Hospital Artie Levine Los Angeles Gerber

Iowa high schools enter summer baseball series over 100

More than 100 Iowa high schools have entered teams in the Iowa High School Athletic Association summer sectional baseball tournaments. Secretary Lyle T. Quinn said entries close July 7. Sectionals begin July 19 with semi finals July 21 and finals July 23. District play runs July 26 to July 30. State finals conclude before August 9.

Des Moines Iowa Iowa High School Athletic Association Lyle T. Quinn Association

PGA Surprise Firing 67 Sparks Doser at Detroit

Clarence Doser, 38, from Hartsdale New York, fired a 67 in the opening round at Detroit. The score stood five under par and put him in the PGA spotlight.

Clarence Doser Hartsdale N. Y Detroit

LSU Wins NCAA Golf Title Amid Match Play Cut

Ann Arbor, June 26. Louisiana State University captured its first NCAA team championship by posting a four man total of 606 to lead Duke by eight strokes and Stanford by two. Oklahoma A and M’s Bo Wininger and San Jose College’s Bob Harris led individual qualifiers with 147s after a 36 hole qualifying round.

Ann Arbor Mich National Collegiate Athletic Association Ted Payseur Northwestern University Louisiana State University Tiger Jim Wittenberg Joe Moore Gardner Dickinson Jack Coyle Duke University Blue Devils Stanford Oklahoma A & M Navy Bo Wininger San Jose College Bob Harris University of Michigan

Victory National Golfers Return for Chicago Championship

The 72 hole Victory National at Western Hills club in Chicago pits Jimmy Demaret Ben Hogan and Lloyd Mangrum against Lew Worsham and Jim Ferrier as the field chases the 15 900 prize. The event follows the national opens and P G A tourneys with Byron Nelson a recent retiree watching from the sidelines. Wallace Butts of Georgia will coach the south on the college all stars against the Chicago Bears at Soldier Field August 22.

Chicago Bobby Locke Golfdam Demaret Atlanta Hogan Fort Worth Tex Spangrum Washington Lew Worsham Washington, D. C St. Louis Jim Ferrier Butts Wallace Butts University of Georgia North Carolina Sugar Bow South Chicago Bears Soldier Field

Giants Trio Slugs Its Way Toward NL Home Run Crown

Johnny Mize Walker Cooper and Willard Marshall powered the New York Giants to a 9-3 win over the Cubs with each player homering and Cooper driving in four runs. The trio's pace hints at a record NL lead in homers and RBIs, challenging the Yankees' Murderers' Row legacy.

Joe Reichler Associated Press Johnny Mize Walker Cooper Willard Marshall New York Giants New York Yankees Babe Ruth Lou Gehrig Tony Lazzeri Mize Cooper Marshall Giants Cubs Chicago Dave Koslo Bruins Boston Braves Brooklyn Dodgers Harry Taylor Johnny Jorgensen Dodgers Pirates Pittsburgh Bucs Taylor Jorgensen Shea Yankees Cincinnati Reds Phillies Cincinnati Hugh Poland Phils Reds al Lakeman Poland Philadelphia Detroit Tigers Boston Red Sox Sox Boston Hal Newhouser Bengals Dave Ferriss Dizzy Trout Athletics St. Louis Browns Dick Fowler Russ Christopher Fred Sanford Washington St. Louis

Blues Sweep Millers To Extend AA Lead In Doubleheader

The Kansas City Blues swept a doubleheader from Minneapolis 3 1 and 2 1 to stretch their lead in the American Association to five games over Indianapolis and Louisville. Indianapolis moved up to second by beating Columbus 4 1, while Louisville split with Toledo. Louisville won the seven inning opener 2 1 in 10 innings as Toledo took the nightcap 8 2. St Paul defeated Milwaukee 9 8 in a high scoring Milwaukee game.

Associated Press Kansas City Blues Indianapolis Indians Louisville Colonels American Association Minneapolis Indianapolis Louisville Columbus Toledo Colonels Milwaukee St. Paul Brewers

Alcoholics Anonymous Box 18 Notice

Confidential information about Alcoholics Anonymous directs readers to contact Box 18 in Cumberland, la for further details.

Alcoholics Anonymous Cumberland

Local families visit relatives amid travel and town events

Extra-Mr and Mrs Robert Cockerel travel from Excelsior Springs to Sioux City and Parkston with return plans. Jens Stone returns from Nekoose Wisconsin and Minnesota. Leonard Minerman and son Roger visit Rivello and Fort Dodge, then face high water detours. Nellie Kline returns from Guthrie Center as Dewey Kness recovers. Ted White and daughters stay with the Rommels while White installs equipment in a new dental office.

Robert Cockerel Excelsior Springs Howard McCall Frank Gault Sioux City Parkston S. C Jens Stone Nekoose Wis Minnesota Leonard Minerman Ron Roger Rivello Charles Minerman Alvah Jorgensen Fort Dodge Bob Meyer Extra Nellie Kline Dewey Kness Guthrie Center Kness Ted White Harold Rommel Mr. White Dr. R. S. Bonnatetter

Castor Bean History in the United States

The castor bean plant was introduced into what is now the United States by the Spaniards about 300 years ago. In recent years the bulk of the castor beans used in the United States have come from Brazil.

United States Brazil

Atlantic Midgets beaten by Exira in six inning game

Atlantic Elka Midgets were whipped by Extra Midgets 17 to 9 on the Extra field last night. Atlantic used a 46 foot pitching box while Extra used 60 feet. Lane fanned three and walked 14 in three innings. Ross struck out three and walked three in two frames. Pedestrians are urged to wear white at night and drive safely.

Atlantic Elka Atlantic Lane Ross

Two births reported at local hospitals today

Mr and Mrs Sidney Christen sen of Extra welcome a daughter weighing 6 pounds 10 ounces born at Atlantic Memorial hospital at 4 34 this morning. She is the couple's first child. Mr and Mrs Adolph Anderson greet a son born at the local hospital at 3 14 this morning. He is the family's third child.

Sidney Christensen Extra Atlantic Memorial Hospital Adolph Anderson

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