Atlantic Open Day Golf Title Went to Wendell Robinson
Wendell Robinson of Des Moines won the Atlantic Open Day golf tournament at Atlantic Golf and Country Club with 104 for 27 holes. Joack Donahue of Sioux City placed second with 108, and Bob Knarr of Atlantic was third at 111 amid 94 entrants from multiple Iowa cities and nearby states.
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Atlantic Golf and Country Club
Wendell Robinson
Des Moines
Joack Donahue
Sioux City
Bob Knarr
Atlantic
Bob Fisher
Boone
Iowa
Omaha
Red Oak
Davenport
Creston
Council Bluffs
Neola
Stuart
Bedford
Spirit Lake
Warren Yeakel
Max Shelton
Bob Astieford
Bill Vietor
Jack McKay
Lew Darby
Bob Booth
Harlan
Bill Hennessey
Bill Jacobs
Bill Martin
Clear Lake
al Beakart
George Knouff
Bill Shafer
Indianola
John Nelson
Seb Chee
R. H. Wilking
Frank van Parys
Waukegan
Frank Smith
Dave McBorely
Jack Stahley
Paul Marshall
George Pilford
Ha Johnson
Jim Slinkard
Jack Lindeman
J. K. Kirk
Miami, Fla
Kenny Jones
Jacksonville Nips Kirkman in 12th for win
In Western Iowa Independent league action Jacksonville edged Kirkman 5-4 after 12 innings with Wayne Reynolds pitching the distance for Kirkman. Walnut defeated Manilla 8-1 and Harlan Amvers scored seven ninth inning runs to lift Westphalia past Harlan 9-6. Defiance beat Panama 15-4.
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Earling
Jacksonville
Kirkman
Wayne Reynolds
Manilla
Harlan Amvers
Baseball results and highway safety signs noted
The National League games saw Cincinnati edge New York 4 3 while Pittsburgh was postponed by rain, Boston routed Pittsburgh 9 1, St Louis beat Boston 6 4, Chicago won 6 4 over Philadelphia, and in the American League New York defeated Detroit 7 0, Washington won 5 1 over Cleveland, Boston lost 2 6 to St Louis, and Philadelphia and Chicago tied 6 6 with Chicago winning 5 2 in another game. The article also mentions highway signs urging drivers to slow down and follow speed limits to prevent accidents.
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Cincinnati
New York
Boston
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Chicago
Philadelphia
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit Erecesen
Goneaae
Eeres
Boston Weeeenee Sa
Brooklyn
Oversee
Jacobs Captures Sth Amateur Crown At Okoboji
Johnny Jacobs of Cedar Rapids won the Iowa amateur golf title for the fifth time with a 6 and 6 victory over Bob Mann of Spencer at Okoboji. Jacobs trailed 3 down after nine holes in the morning but surged in the afternoon, carding a four under par 32 while Mann faltered. Jacobs, 27, previously won in 1939 1940 1941 and 1946 and served in the navy 1942–1946.
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Okoboji
Iowa
Johnny Jacobs
Cedar Rapids
Jacobs
Bob Mann
Spencer
Mann
Navy
Indians sweep doubleheader over St. Paul in AA action
Indianapolis Indians win the opener 2-0 behind Bahr as a six win, 4-hitter. Nightcap goes 5-4 with Indians clinching second straight win. Milwaukee and Louisville split, Colonels win 3-0. Elsewhere Minneapolis halts St Louis, Toledo hits 45 total hits with six homers.
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Louisville
Brewers
Colonels
Columbus
Minneapolis
Red Birds
Toledo
Kansas City
Blues
Crain Shines as Storz Down B H Motors 8-4
Benny Crain struck out ten over four innings to help Omaha Storz beat B. H. Motors 8-4 at Sunnyside park. Tynski relieved Crain, allowing four hits and two walks. Dale Hoegh pitched for Atlantic, giving up eight hits. Atlantic scored early, Storz homered in scoring bursts, and a late seventh inning rally added two runs. Drive carefully-lest this meteor trip be your last.
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Middle West
Benny Crain
B. & H. Motors
Omaha Storz
Sunnyside Park
Tynski
Crain
Dale Hoegh
Atlantic
Dean Newman
Storz
Garage Crew
Pueblo Dodgers Lose Ground On Western League Road Trip
The Pueblo Dodgers, now a homesick group, saw their five game lead melt to one and a half as Lincoln defeated them 5-2 to sweep a four game set. Omaha edged Des Moines 4-3 to take its series, while Denver topped Sioux City 5-2. Lincoln heads to Sioux City for a twilight doubleheader as Pueblo opens with Des Moines and Denver faces Omaha.
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Associated Press
Pueblo Dodgers
Lincoln
Dodgers
Omaha
Des Moines
Denver
Sioux City
Pueblo
Tony Jaros
Cardinals
Roy Lee
Bears
Don Bowman
Deon Schoenborn
Weekend Sports In Brief Inverness four ball edge leads, golf titles noted
Weekend sports briefs report Hogan Demaret win Inverness four ball by ten strokes over Harbert Ghezzi in a round robin. Patty Berg defeats Zaharias 1 up after 37 holes for the Western Open. Skee Riegel wins trans Miss golf title 6 and 5 over Kraft. Harrison Dillard tops world 220 yard low hurdles 22.3 and wins 120 yard high hurdles in district meet. Herb McKenley breaks 440 world record with 46.2 in Metropolitan AAU meet.
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Associated Press
Toledo, O
Ben Hogan
Jimmy Demaret
Inverness
Chick Harbert
Vic Ghezzi
Chicago
Patty Berg
Minneapolis
Babe Didrikson Zaharias
Berea
Ohio
Harrison Dillard
Baldwin Wallace
Dillard
New York
Herb McKenely
Babe Ruth Showing Improvement says Dr Ruskin
New York star Babe Ruth is reported doing well today by his physician Dr Simon L Ruskin at Memorial hospital. The former home run king is receiving supplementary treatment after a throat operation in 1946 47. He entered French hospital in Nov 1946 and was discharged in Feb 1947.
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New York
Babe Ruth
Simon L. Ruskin
Memorial Hospital
French Hospital
Red Sox surge fuels pennant chase in June
Paced by Ted Williams and Vern Stephens the Boston Red Sox win nine of 11 in June to jump within five and a half games of the Cleveland Indians. Williams belts his 16th homer with two aboard as Boston wins a doubleheader in St Louis.
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Theodore Williams
Ted Williams
Boston Red Sox
Ted
Dodgers Game in Brooklyn Ends Early by Rain and Darkness
In Brooklyn a Dodgers game was halted after eight innings due to rain and darkness. Musial hit his 17th circuit, helping St. Louis to a 4 3 win over the Reds in the opener of a doubleheader. the nightcap was postponed. Cubs and Phillies split a Philadelphia doubleheader, the Cubs taking the first 6 2 and the Phillies the second 7 4. the second game ended after eight innings because of a Sunday curfew.
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Phils
Audubon Defeats Bombers Sunday 3-1
Audubon held Chicago Brown Bombers to five hits but won 3-1. Bombers had seven hits off pitchers Alderson and Crees. Earlier, Audubon beat Storm Lake 9-8 at Woodbine after a ninth inning rally. Johnny Tedore scored on a wild pitch for the winning run as Storm Lake bullpen yielded six late runs. Manders and Jorgensen allowed fourteen hits while Audubon gave up eight to Hilbrick and Beekman.
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Chicago Brown Bombers
Bombers
Alderson
Crees
Cardinals
Storm Lake
Woodbine
Johnny Tedore
Manders
Jorgensen
Hilbrick
Beekman
Richter Couple Returns From Wedding Trip To Chicago
Mr and Mrs Richard Richter have returned to their farm near Wiota after a wedding trip through Wisconsin and Minnesota. Mrs Ardis Ward and sons of Mt Ayr visited relatives here. The Methodist Youth Fellowship met at the church with twelve present and watched the Louis Walcott fight then played games. The next meeting will be at Claude Spry home July 9. Drive carefully lest this motor trip be your last.
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William Rommel
Mia
Lena Kurtenbach
Methodist
Leota Johnson
Harold Butts
Louis-Walcott
Claude Spry
Paul W. Somerville Named Traer Methodist Pastor
Anita-Word notes that Paul W. Somerville recently graduated from Drew Theological School and has accepted a pastorate at the Traer Methodist Church. He is the eldest son of Mr and Mrs W W Somerville once residents here.
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Traer Church
Anita
Paul W. Somerville
Drew Theological School
Methodist Church
Traer
Somerville
Anitan
W. W. Somerville
Anita Albert Paul Purchases Johnson Residence in City Move
Anita Albert Paul has bought the Neil Johnson residence at Fourth and Locust and will take possession July 1. The Johnsons will move into the Rose Hill Avenue home they bought earlier from Mrs. Hansi ne Johnson.
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Neil Johnson
Fouth
Locust
Johnson
Rose Hill Avenue
Hansine Johnson
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Boo) Ferriss
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