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Atlantic News Telegraph

Location

Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1949

Page

3

Trans Mississippi Golf Tilt Opens With Texan Leaders

Betsy Rawls and Betty Mackinnon shared medal honors at 75 in Lincoln. Mackinnon defeated Francia Galus 7 and 6 while Rawls beat Betty Wranh. Polly Riley led medal competition with 78. First round play set for Lincoln Country Club course with 36-hole finals Sunday.

Lincoln Mise Lindsay Hele Cerriane Mayer Ottumwa W. P. McCanne Kansas City Kas Marshall Becker Topeka Peg Anderson Ben McWane Salt Lake City Gladys Scott Patrick Lincoln Lincoln Country Club Betty Mackinnon Mt. Pleasant Betsy Rawls Austin Polly Riley Fort Worth Miss Rawls Miss Mackinnon Omaha Texas Texas University Betty Wranh Southern Methodist University Louisiana State University Francis Galua Lindsay Betty Bingleton Denver

Wimbledon Upset Sees Little Known Gem Defeat Moran

Chinese girl Tittle Gem, four foot seven, shocks,Gussie Moran in Britain’s Wimbledon championship. Gem wins 2 5 7 6 4 after a tough four set match. Miss Weabing also cited in coverage.

Tittle Gem Britain England Gussie” Moran California Miss Weabing

Walk Against Traffic on Open Highway Warns Drivers

A safety advisory urges pedestrians to walk against traffic on open highways to improve visibility of oncoming vehicles and reduce collision risk. Authorities stress using sidewalks, crosswalks, and designated paths where possible for safer navigation.

Sunnyside Fastballers Debut Tonight At Greenfield Field

The Sunnyside Fastballers, formed by Atlantic college talent, make their debut at Greenfield tonight with Roy Preston as manager. Pitcher Pel Girard leads a staff that includes Tom Clitheroe and Jim Corken as reserves, Corken the regular catcher, with Fritz Simpson or Bill Marshall at first, Mick Anderson second, Ron Guttenfelder short, Whitey Meyers third, and outfielders Darrell Powell, Sammy Preston, and Tom Clithero. New red and white uniforms have been bought for the club.

Sunnyside Atlantic College Greenfield Stuart Sunnyside Field Roy Preston Pel Girard Tom Clitheroe Jim Corken Corken Fritz Simpson Bill Marshall Mick Anderson Ron Guttenfelder Whitey Meyers Darrell Powell Sammy Preston Tom Clithero Garda

Massenans Edge B H in Tight 4-3 Clash

Massena defeated B and H Motors 4-3 in a tightly played game. Denham pitched a three hitter for the winners with seven strikeouts, while Hoegh allowed three hits in a three inning relief stint for B and H. Massena opened scoring with a Denham homer in the second, and added three runs in the third on hits by Maas and Stakey plus a fielding error.

Massena B. & H. Motors Denham Dale Hoegh Hoegh Atlantic Club Massenans Maas Stakey

Palmer of Wake Forest Breaks Course Record

Arnold Palmer the Southern Conference champion from Wake Forest led 36 holes of qualifying in the National Collegiate tournament at Iowa State on a 6055 yard course with a 141. Fred Wampler of Purdue was second with 142 while Harvie Ward of North Carolina led the early field. Crannell and Johnston followed, with teams from North Texas State Purdue Utah and Michigan among others competing in a title race.

Ames Arnold Palner Wake Forest Latrobe Iowa State College Palmer Fred Wampler Purdue Wampler Harvie Ward North Carolina University Ward Bill Johnston Utah L. M. Crannell North Texas State Crannell Lone Star State University of Texas Michigan San Jose State Gus Jerry O'Neal California Frank Morey San Jose James McKinney Missouri Bob Crowley Rosston College O'Neal Morey Iowa Jack Well Clown State Skip Carlson Gene Matthess Lowa Don Webb Jack Engler St. Ambrose Gordon Cunningham Iowa State Ed Droste Bob McKirahan Lows Jim Rastey Nick Belich Bob Duncan Ralph Robinett Don Narveson Tony Espouto William Olsen Jerry O'Malia Warren Strout Larry Etekorn Glenn Reed Bob Lambertson Warren Wood Jack Shellman Grinnell Bernie Srejers St. Aaibeosey

DiMaggio Returns as Hero in Yankees Win Over Red Sox

Joe DiMaggio returns from heel trouble to star in a 5-4 Yankees win at Fenway Park. He belts a homer after a first at bat single, makes six field chances, and helps NY extend its AL lead while Red Sox rally falls short. Athletics beat Senators 6-1, Kellner pitcher of record. Dodgers, Cards win in NL. Giants edge Braves 2-1.

Joe Reichler Associated Press Joe DiMaggio New York Yankees Boston Red Sox Jolin Joe DiMaggio Yankees Fenway Park Maurice McDermott Johnny Lindell Hank Bauer DiMag Allie Reynolds Ted Williams William’ Fly MacDermott Philadelphia Athletics New York Washington Senators Alex Kellner Jefthander Yankee Vic Raschi Cleveland Detrois Tigers Hob Lemon Virgil Trucks Johnny Sullivan Gerry Priddy St. Louis Browns Chicago White Sox Brooklyn St. Louis Dodgers Phils Philadelphia Chicago Cubs New York Giants Boston Braves Pittsburgh Cincinnati Duke Snider Robin Roberts Preacher Roe

Denver Bears Blank Sioux City for Sixth Straight Win

The Denver Bears defeated Sioux City 7-0 to extend their win streak to six as Tom Butler, in his first pro game, pitched a shutout. Mike Nozinski returned from a foot fracture to lead the Pueblo Dodgers to a 6-3 win over Omaha. Joe Aliperto delivered a ninth inning single giving Lincoln a 5-4 win over Des Moines.

Associated Press Denver Bears Sioux City Tom Butler Bears Mike Nozinski Pueblo Dodgers Omaha Joe Aliperto Lincoln Dest Moines

City of Atlantic seeks franchise to erect electric transmission line

The Iowa Commerce Commission receives a petition from the City of Atlantic requesting authority to construct, operate, and maintain an electrical transmission line across public lands and private property in Cass County. The plan covers 7200 volt lines with routes described along section lines in townships 77 north, ranges 36 and 37 west, and adjacent sections, with multiple highway crossings and centerline provisions.

Iowa State Commerce Commission Cass County Iowa Atlantic Towa Said Township Range Said Rane the &Th Plm

Public Utilities Franchise Hearing Set for July 26 1949

Legal publication outlines a detailed land route description across multiple sections in township and range lines. The Iowa Commerce Commission schedules a hearing date July 26 1949 at 10:00 AM in Des Moines for the franchise petition with required written objections due in triplicate.

Said Said Township Range Severnteen San Towa State Commerce Commission Des Moines Iowa

Iowa Commerce Commission Hearing Notice 1949

The Iowa State Commerce Commission urges that the objector be represented at the hearing by an authorized representative. David B. Long chairs. Carl W. Reed and B M Richardson are commissioners. Attest: GEO. L. McCAUGHAN Secretary. Dated Des Moines June 22, 1949.

Iowa State Commerce Commission David B. Long Carl W. Reed B. M. Richardson Geo. L. McCaughan Des Moines Iowa

St Paul Beats Louisville 7-1 to Narrow Indians Lead

Rain halted the Indianapolis Indians idle, as St Paul defeated Louisville 7-1 to trim the league lead to 1 1/2 games in the American Association.

New York Boston Brooklyn Philadelphia St. Louis Chicago Cincinnati Pittsburgh Cleveland Detroit Washington St Louis Chicago Wares ST. Paul Indianapolis Indians Louisville Tribe

Barnhill Shuts Columbus 7-0. Blues Beat Mudhens 6-3

Rivalry note highlights David Barnhill, Minneapolis' 28-year-old Negro pitcher, blanking Columbus 7-0 for his second win. Kansas City Blues win 6-3 over Toledo Mud Hens to stay one percent above cellar. Milwaukee at Indianapolis game postponed. Don’t drive if you drink.

David Barnhill Minneapolis Columbus Kansas City Blues Toledo Mudhens Milwaukee Indianapolis

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