Danes Top Irish 8 1 As Nelson Pitches Three Hit Game
Overseas veteran How ard Nelson led the Danes to an 8 1 victory over the Irish with a three hit outing and seven Irish errors. The Catholics, led by Joe Hockom, produced their lone run in the seventh as Danes move up to tie for third with the Presbyterians. Tomorrow the Christians face the Presbyterians in the next league bill.
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North Africa
St. Paul
Ted Larsen
Hoegh
Cliford Christensen
Bud Miller
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Segura Meets Naval Trainee Willett in NCAA Semifinals
Evanston Ill June 29 The NCAA championship tennis tournament reached the semifinals with Francis Segura of Miami favored to reach a second straight title. He faces Georgia Tech naval trainee Joseph Willett after Willett defeated Texas’ John in straight sets in the quarterfinals. Segura previously beat California Tech’s Stan Clark 6-1 6-3 and Notre Dame’s Samson and Georgia Tech’s Likus advanced in other quarterfinals.
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University of Miami
Joseph Willett
Georgia Tech
John
University of Texas
Segara
Willett
Segetta
Charles Samson
Notre Dame
Harry Likas
Geat
Howard McCall
Joe Willett
Likus
Nick Bugelich
Pep- Bopiins College
Los Angeles
Notice for extra copies of The News Telegraph
Readers who want additional copies must notify the office in advance to ensure supply. papers will not be exhausted.
Save a life drive safely near children
A brief safety reminder emphasizes slowing down and remaining alert when driving near highways with children nearby. It urges drivers to be prepared to stop instantly if a child unexpectedly enters the roadway and to maintain a safe following distance.
McSpaden Debuts With Course Record Ties at Edgewater
Chicago headlines report Jug McSpaden tying the Edgewater course record with a 64 in the victory national tournament preliminary. He leads the pro and senior divisions with partner Don Armstrong and teammate Dorothy Germain, while other standings place Johnny Revolta and Lt Patty Berg at 146 in women’s play. The day ends with McSpaden needing a birdie at 18 to match the course mark.
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Dorothy Germain
Philadelphia
Johnny Revolta
Patty Berg
McSpaden
Arnold Minkley
Ted
Chick Harbert
Chick Evans
Sammy Byrd
Bob Cochran
St. Louis
Byrd
Cochran
Simon Pure
Don Armstrong
Aurora
Ben Hogan
Army Air Forces
Mildred Didrikson Zaharias
Ben
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Miss Germain
Iowa to continue all seven sports in 1944 45
Iowa will not drop any of the seven sports from the 1943 44 program. Schedules will be trimmed in all sports except football and basketball. Athletic Director E G Schroeder announced competition in football basketball baseball track swimming wrestling and cross country for 1944 45. Iowa lists an eight game football schedule with half at home and 14 basketball games, eight at home, already drawn.
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Towa City
University of Iowa
E. G. Schroeder
Heavy rain cancels Iowa Pre-Flight vs Schick Army game
Wet grounds at Clinton force cancellation of the baseball matchup between Iowa Pre-Flight school and the Schick Army Hospital team scheduled for Sunday.
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Schick
Clinton
Iowa
Schick Army Hospital
Yanks Move Up on Browns with 7-2 Victory
The New York Yankees defeated the American League leaders the St. Louis Browns 7 to 2, closing gap to 3.5 games as seven runs came in the first four innings. Bob Moncrief saw his six game win streak snapped while New York capitalized on Browns’ loose play.
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War Relief Fund
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Jotsing Allen
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Cubs
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Nicholson
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St. Louis Cardinals
Cincinnati Reds
Boston Braves
Reds
Former Illinois captain McDonald killed in action
Lt. James W. McDonald 26 longtime Illinois football captain and center in 1938 was killed in action in the South Pacific. His wife Mrs. Virginia McDonald was notified by the Navy Department. He played in the 1938 East West game and later with the college All‑Stars who faced the New York Giants in 1939.
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J. x
James W. McDonald
University of Illinois
South Pacific
Virginia McDonald
Navy Department
McDonald
New York Giants
Twilight Tears near record in Arlington pace race
Twilight Tear won in 1:10 3/5 at Washington Park, closing fast on Bell Song and nearly matching the track mark. The piece highlights John Marsh’s competing futurity stars Free For All and his prior string of futurity champions, hinting at a potential third consecutive triumph.
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J. Walsh
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Conn McCreary
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Calumet Star
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Anita News Briefs Take Return From San Diego
Anita brief notes the Inhofe family returning from San Diego where Lawrence will enter military service. Also visits by Mrs. E. E. Marsan and Clyde of Tulsa to East and Mallory families, and Cadet Duane Bowen from Atlanta on leave to his mother Myrtle Bowen.
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Lawrence Inhofe
San Diego
Cal
Lawrence
E. E. Marsan
Clyde
Tulsa
Okla
Clyde East
John Mallory
Duane Bowen
Atlanta
Baseball Standings and Results Highlight Midweek Action
Baseball standings show St Louis and New York atop divisions with Boston Chicago and Philadelphia close. Chicago swept Brooklyn 12 6 and 6 2 in doubleheader while Cincinnati beat Boston and Pittsburgh beat New York. several games suspended after seven innings May 16. Night games listed for Detroit and Washington, with planned sparred matchups and pitchers Voiselle Ostermueller Dabiel Munger and Woods among others. Grant church secretary and treasurer appointments noted at Grant church board meeting.
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New York
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
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Boston
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Cleveland
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Woods
Reynolds
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Wynn
Ronald Ridenour Goes to Navy for Farragut Boat Training
Adair resident Ronald Ridenour left Monday to join the Navy and train at Farragut Idaho. He is the son of W L Ridenour who operates the family funeral home with Mrs Ruth Ridenour remaining in Adair to assist there while Ronald serves.
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Ronald Ridenour
Navy
Farragut
Idaho
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Ridenour Fun
Eral Home
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Ruth Ridenour
News-Telegraph Carrier List and Contact Lines
The News Telegraph lists carriers Margaret Rhodes Elkhorn Kirk Hansen Extra Boyd Benton Ronald Schiereck Morris Shields Lewis Billy Elise Wiota Reed Bree Walnut Phyllis Meneses. A telephone call to any carrier or to the News Telegraph office provides contact details.
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Kirk Hansen
Boyd Benton
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Morris Shields Lewis
Billy Elise Wiota
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Phyllis Meneses
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