Holmes Finds Pittsburgh Fans Slow To Heat Up
Baseball note on Tommy Holmes of the Braves who hits .386 on the road and .432 at Braves Field. He has 95 hits in a season full of road success but slow Chicago progress at Wrigley Field amid a discussion of hitting slumps and past records.
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Bill King
Boston
Het Pine
Cubs
Helmes
Chicago
Braves Field
Holmes
Agro
Breven
Bome
Chisnar
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
St. Louis
St. Louis, But After Going Only One For Nine In the Windy City
Tommy
Cinods Passens
Braves
Philadelphia
Zholmes
Duffy
Eastern Association title race tightens after rain pauses games
Louisville climbs to second place amid a tight race as Indianapolis blazes to a 31–0 win over Kansas City. Toledo St Paul and Columbus Mineapolis games delayed by rain. Milwaukee pitchers combine for 20 hits in Louisville 12–6 win.
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Associated Press
American Association
Louisville
Indianapolis
Miwackee
Colonels
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Wes Flowere
Chandler aims two votes before leaving Senate for baseball chief role
Washington reports Happy Chandler plans to vote on the San Francisco charter and Bretton Woods before leaving the Senate to become baseball's high commissioner. He expects to act on Bretton Woods by mid July with world peace issues possibly by August.
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Washington
Happy Chandler
Senate
A. B. Chandler
D-Ky
San Francisco
Bretton Woods
Aare
World Peacekeeping Organization
Barkley
Dky
Chandler
Kentucky
Wer Savings Stamps Sold at The Atlantic News Dallgraph
The Atlantic News Dallgraph offers Wer Savings Stamps for purchase. The program provides savings stamps through a local retail outlet, inviting customers to buy stamps during regular business hours.
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Atlantic News- Dallgraph
Old Conference Rivalry Bobs Up In NCAA Tourney
The 1945 National Intercollegiate golf championship features Minnesota’s Louis Lick facing Ohio State’s Johnny Lorms, and Michigan’s Johnny Jenswold meeting Buckeye Bob Kampfer. Lick and Jenswold win their matches while Lorms and Kampfer drop close battles in the forenoon semifinals.
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Columbus
Minnesota
Ohio State
Louis Lick
Gophers
Johnny Lorms
Michigan
Wolverine
Johnny Jenewold
Bob Kampfer
Jenswold
Lick
Bucks
Howard Baker
Kamper
Notre Dame
Dick Whiting
Phil Marcellus
Lorms
Tom Kennedy
Tops Again Johnny Adams Dominates New York Circuit
Johnny Adams, the Iol, Kan., jockey and two time national champion, leads New York riders this season. He tops veterans Ted Atkinson Eddie Arcaro and Herb Lindberg after a Belmont Park meet where he rode four winners from five mounts.
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Johnny Adams
Iolu
Kan
Adams
New York
Ted Atkinson
Eddie Arcaro
Herb Lindberg
Belmont Park
Warming Up for Victory Tourney
Chicago June 27 AP A star studded prelude to the $12,300 Chicago Victory Open at Calumet Country Club Homewood Illinois features 32 top pros in a 36 hole pro am pro woman and pro senior event ahead of the 72 hole medal showdown Harold Jag McSpaden defends his title Byron Nelson Sammy Byrd Craig Wood Johnny Bulla Johnny Revolta Jim Hines Ralph Guldahl and others compete with Sam Snead and Lt Ben Hogan possible entries amid a budding feud between Nelson Byrd and McSpaden. The $2,000 first prize pays in war bonds.
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Jerry Liska
Chicago
Calumet Country Club
Harold
Jag) McSpaden
Calumet
Homewood
McSpaden
Byron Nelson
Sammy Byrd
Byrd
Nelson
Detroit
Plum Hollow
Lord ‘Byron
McSpalen
Toledo
Craig Wood
Ky Laffoon
Johnny Bulla
Johnny Revolta
Evanston
Camilli Hitle ss Against Feller in Debut Duel
Dol ph Camilli, a 10 year NL veteran, debuted for the Boston Red Sox against Bob Feller of Great Lakes. Camilli went hitless in four at bats and struck out in the ninth as Feller beat Boston 3 to 2. Feller allowed five hits while the Sailors managed four off three Boston pitchers.
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Great Lakes
Dolph Camilla
Boston Red Sox
Bob Felter
Camilla
Oakland
Red Sox
Sailors
Boston
Feller
Des Moines Fighter Draws Detroit Opponent in Six
Cockayne of Des Moines and Art Price of Detroit battled to a six round draw in a semi windup. In the main event Jackie Iraves of Austin Minnesota outpointed Jose Gonzales of Mexico City in eight rounds. Both bouts listed at 124 pounds.
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Cockayne
Mineapolis
del Cockayne
Des Moines
Art Price
Detroit
Jackie Iraves
Austin
Minn
Jose
Ruby) Gonzales
Mexico City
Newe Telegraph Offers Extra Copies Notice
Readers desiring additional copies should inform the office in advance to ensure supply. The notice urges advance notification to prevent exhaustion of copies.
Yanks Finally Beat Browns in West Invasion
The New York Yankees defeated the St. Louis Browns 8 to 4 at Sportsman’s Park to gain a half game on Detroit and move within one of first place. Bill Zuber earned the win with a relief appearance and drove in the decisive run in the eighth inning. Cincinnati at Boston was postponed by rain.
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Joe Reichlel
New York Yankees
St. Louis Browns
Sportaman
St. Louis
Browns
McCarthy
Detroit
Yankees
West
Yernkees
Mound City
Sewellmen
Bill Zuber
Jowan
Dobdiel
Segson
Zuber
Tuck
Cincinnati
Boston
Baseball Standings and Tuesday Results Across Leagues
Major league teams and standings listed with wins losses and percentages. Tuesday results show New York beating St Louis 6 4 with night games slated among New York Boston Chicago Philadelphia and Cleveland. Multiple series and pitchers matchups detailed for upcoming nights.
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W.L. Pet
Detroit
New York
Boston
Chicago
Washington
St. Louis
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Leonard
Ovfcasive
Bevens
Jakucki
O'Neill
Caldwell
Christopher
Reynolds
W. L. Pet
Brooklyn
St. Lot's
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Pittsburgrh
Roe
Strinsevich
Mungo
Brewer
Kennedy
Heusser
Cooper
Hutchings
Donnelly
Jurisich
Philadephia
Wyatt
Sproul
Derringer
Brookly
Pfund
Herring
Local family visits wrap up in Wiota briefs
Wiota reports show Mrs J J OConnor and son Michael returning from Bonesteel South Dakota where they visited since school closed with Mrs OConnor s parents Mr and Mrs William Sutton. Mr and Mrs M L Northup and Jack return to Des Moines after a brief visit with her mother Mrs J F McGovern. Mrs J H Shey and children head home to Council Bluffs after attending a get together for her brother Corporal Paul Bintner. Cortes Taylor 92 visits nephew R B Taylor and his wife in Unity Kansas.
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Wiota
J. J. O'Connor
Michael
Bonesteel
Council Bluffs
Bintner
Cpl
Paul Bintner
Cortes Taylor
R. B. Taylor
Unity
Casada
Sieudelman Visits Shuckart Family in Dale Home
Chicago couple Casey Mr. and Mrs. Louis Sie delman visit the Dale Shuckart home. Mrs. Siedelman and Mrs. Shuckart are sisters and share a family connection during the visit.
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Casey
Louis Siedelman
Chicago
Dale Shuckart
Mrs. Siedelman
Mrs. Shuckart
Car overturns injuring Charles Aupperle near home
Charles Aupperle, living south of town, suffered serious cuts after the car he drove overturned on returning from Greenfield. He received nine stitches on his left arm and a lip clamp, plus a tetanus shot, at a local physician’s office. The vehicle belonged to his daughter Mrs Leonard Siedelman.
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Charles Aupperle
Casey
Charles Aupphétte
Greenfield
Mra
Leonard Siedelman
Christmas 1946 Community Visitors and Family News
Extra news from Audubon reports visitors and relocations including Mrs. Marvin Kline and son Taylor from Punxsutawney Pennsylvan ia visiting her parents Mr and Mrs George Wieland. The item lists multiple Minnesota Iowa and Nebraska residents visiting relatives and returning home with updates on jobs and travel.
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Marvin Kline
Taylor
Punxsutawney
Kline
Edward Wieland
George Wieland
Verna Mielitz
Katherine Ann
LeRoy, Minn
Bill de Witt
Billy Jr
St. Paul
Minn
Will Spoo
Local arrivals and travels noted in regional notices
Wieland injured in spring auto crash. Mr and Mrs George Spoo arrive from Tacoma Ward where they spent five years in defense work. Mrs Mary Tibben and daughter Helen visit Omaha with Mrs Fred Cromie and husband. Kent Cullins visits Sioux City with friends. Mrs Fanny Eaton returns from two week visit to Oskaloosa. Mrs Fred Nelson and Elisabeth plan Mapeb trip to visit kin as Frederic joins summer art school.
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Omaha
Fred Cromie
Kent Cullins
K. Cullins
Sioux City
Fanny Eaton
Claude
Oskaloosa
Fred Nelson
da Elisabeth
Mapeb
Ingen Bate
Frederic
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Iowa State College
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Jake Thielen
Waterloo
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Audubon County Journal
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Eastman Kodak Co
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Martin
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Audubon
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Washington, D. C
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