Yankees and Dodgers Slip From First in Major League Standings
Yankees and Dodgers faded from the top as the Indians and Cardinals moved ahead. Joe DiMaggio extended his hitting streak to 39 games and homer streak to 36 in 22 games, while Al Milnar and Max Lanier won important pitching duels for Cleveland and St. Louis.
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George Kirkley
United Press
Brew York
Yankees
Dodgers
Indians
Cardinals
Yanks
Clower
Athletics
Joe Divaggio
Dilfaggio
Yankee
George Sisler
White Sox
Cleveland
al Milnar
Bill Dietrich
Jeff Heath
Boudreau
Walker
Reds
St. Louis
Don Padgett
Johnny Mize
Slaughter
Padgett
Max Lanier
Paul Derringer
Tory Moore
Giants
Phillies
Nick Etten
Walls
Mel Ott
Johnny Rucker
Polyclinic Hospital
Pirates
Cubs
Steve Sandra
Rea Sox
Washington
Boston
Capitol City
Cecil Travis
Browns
Tigers
Detroit
Bob Harris
Harland Clift
John Merardino
Joe DiMagei
Williams and Reiser Lead Major League Batting Pace
New York June 28 The race for the major league batting title remains the same with Ted Williams Boston Red Sox and Pete Reiser Brooklyn Dodgers holding the leads for the fourth straight week. Williams 412 average tops American League rivals by 37 points over Jeff Heath Cleveland with Reiser down 18 points yet still leading the National League. Elmer Riddle Reds undefeated leads senior circuit pitchers while Bobby Thomson Giants paces junior league wins with 16.
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New York
Ted Williams
Boston Red Sox
Pete Reiser
Brooklyn Deisers
Williams
Jeff Heath
Cleveland Indians
Reiser
Any &Ny
St. Louis Cardinals
Elmer Riddle
Cincinnati Reds
Bobby Feiler
Heath
Indians
Ni Slaughter
Cardinals
Red Sox
Moore
DiMaggio
Dallessandro
Cubs
Keltner
Slaughter
Son
Athletics
Ott
Giants
York
Tigers
Keller
Yankees
Nicholson
Cleveland
Mullin
Detroit
Cullenbine
St. Louis
Travis
Washington
RH Pet. Reiser
Brooklyn
Herman
I. Pet
Feller
Baz Bentno
Ryba
Boston
Grove
Boston Trout
Riddle
Cincinnati
Krist
Nahem
White
Carpenter
N. Y
Hawes i
Cobb Ruth Golf Feud Ends In Half Victory
New York reports Cobb and Ruth are in a charity match in Detroit for USC. Ruth won the latest 19 hole match at Fresh Meadow after Cobb took the opener in Boston 3 and 2. A small crowd watched the see saw round with a late playoff that ended all square.
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New York
Ty Cobb
Baby Ruth
Detroit
United Service Organizations
Cobb
Ruth
Ruth Rush
Fresh Meadow Country Club
Boston
USC
Dizzy Dean to Pitch for Davenport Maroons in Exhibition
Dizzy Dean, Chicago Cubs coach, will pitch three innings for the Davenport Maroons Sunday night in Davenport against Peru Illinois. The exhibition game highlights Dean's participation and draws local baseball interest as the Cubs figurehead joins the semi pro team for a test of pitching in a rural setting.
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Davenport
Dizzy Dean
Chicago Cubs
Davenport Maroons
Peru
1912 Bowling Tourney at Des Moines
Cedar Rapids Iowa June 28 The 1942 state men s bowling tournament will be held on Des Moines central alleys It has been decided by a committee including E A Mcfarlane Waterlow and Earl Nyce Marshalltown
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Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
E. A. Mcfarlane
Waterlow
Earl Nyce
Marshalltown
Colonelslost heartbreaker as Toledo tops Louisville 6 to 5
The Louisville Colonels lost 6 to 5 to the Toledo Mud Hens after 12 hits including two Tony Lupien homers. Chuck Stevens for Toledo had two triples and a single. Kansas City and Minneapolis rain postponed decision on league lead, with KC briefly ahead. Columbus beat Indianapolis 9 to 4 as John Grodzicki held Indians scoreless until the eighth.
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United Press
Louisville
American Association
Toledo
Colonels
John Marcum
Tony Lupien
Chuck Stevens
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Millers
Columbus
Indianapolis Indians
John Grodzicki
Indians
Zamzam Survivor Named Ann O’Neal of Birmingham Alab
One of Zamzam survivors, Ann O’Neal from Birmingham Alabama, is identified. The infant was rescued by a launch from the German raider after the lifeboat carrying her parents began to founder.
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Ann O'Neal
Birmingham
Als
Brewers Rally Fails as Saints Edge Them 5 4 in Close Game
Milwaukee Brewers, mired in last place and 12 games back, staged a seventh inning rally scoring all their runs but fell to the St. Paul Saints 5 to 4. The loss adds to their struggles while the Saints claim a narrow victory.
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Milwaukee Brewers
Raly
St. Paul Saints
Ruth Cobb Golf Beatdown by Relentless Press
The June 28 report recalls how Babe Ruth and Ty Cobb’s golf match at Fresh Meadow drew a hostile gallery. Reporters outnumbered spectators and staked control with stunts and taunts to keep fans from watching, culminating in escorting crowd members to the clubhouse.
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U. S
Harry Ferguson
United Press Sports
New York
Fresh Meadow Country Club
Babe Ruth
Ty Cobb
Fort Worth
Capetown
South Africa
Cobb
Ruth
Joe Jackson
Ph Dugas
Jackson
I8th Fs
Arlington area church notices and wedding at Garder Prairie
In Arlington Iowa on June 28 1941 church groups list services for Church of Christ Methodist St Johns Lutheran United Brethren and Garden Prairie Church with Sunday School times and a midweek prayer meeting. Ruth Swales married Earl Utter at Garden Prairie United Brethren Church with a reception, plus Lions Club formed with officers announced by Karl Kande and district governor W W Biasie present.
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Church of Christ
Edwin Hignett
D. Gleim
United Brethren
O. G. Braddock
Garden Prairie
Christian Endeavor
Dorcas Crawford
Wm. Fuller
Esther Holtzman
Marjorie
Marian Swales
Evelyn Wallace
Pecatonica
Edward Case
Fayette
Jesse Holtzman
Gerald Blake
Kenneth Smith
Jefferson, Wise
Stanley High School
Huntington
Ind
Iowa
Illinois
Utter
Oakridge
Washington
U. S. Public Survey
Oregon
Carver
Steenth
Karl Kande
Carnes
Lions Club
W. W. Biasie
Jesup
O. C. Miehe
T. L. Gleim
Ray Moserell
H. R. Young
H. E. Haywood
Secy.Treas
Earl Crawford
Lion Tamer
R. E
James Carnall
Homer Chapman
Bart Crawford
Harold Downer
Allen Foster
John Frederick
Howard Glass
Chas. Gleim
Tom Gieim
Harold Haywood
Chas. Hazard
H. T. Hutchison
Amos McDonald
Morris Mintzleff
Ray Mitchell
Will Nace
Dick Newton
Burton North
Fred Peeper
E. Savage
Lloyd Seedorff
E. R. Todhunter
L. L. Weich
H. R. Youns
Lucky Clover Club Picnic At Arlington City Park
The Fairfield Lucky Clover club gathered at Arlington City Park on Thursday June 19 with nine members and the leader present. They discussed intelligent consumer topics and heard Genevieve Cordes present Long Dressed Shortened. Violet Schmidt reported on the Ames 4-H convention, with both she and Katherine Kruemple in attendance. Carmen Seedorff and Violet Schmidt were named this year's Demonstration Team, their project being Making and Fitting a Blouse. Ice cream followed the bountiful meal. South Side Community Club also held its annual picnic June 19 at Brush Creek Canyon Park with 65 attendees enjoying dinner and scenic views.
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Lucky Clover Club
Fairfield
Arlington City Park
Genevieve Cordes
Violet Schmidt
Ames
Katherine Kruemple
Carmen Seedorff
South Side Community Club
Brush Creek Canyon
Local Social Notes and Visits Around Algona and Vicinity
Brief society notices show residents visiting relatives and hosting gatherings across the area. Names include Mrs G C Bates, Mr and Mrs Bruce DeVoe, Mrs O Z Wellmen, Mrs Nellie Clute of Edgewood, Dr L Gowhell, Mr and Mrs Will Foster, Mrs Flower, D W Connelly and Miss Connelly, Mrs Strawn of Washington, A Brayton of Ant Colorado, Mrs Wm Bull, J P Patterson, Mrs Wellman, Mrs F L Gitchell, Mrs H S Young, Airs Bover, Mary Menges, granddaughters Wanda and Dorothy, and Charles Anderson in Oelwein with a focus on hospitality and visiting events.
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G. C. Bates
Bridge Club
Bruce DeVoe
O. Z. Wellmen
Nellie Clute
Edgewood
Don
C. FE
Flower
Calmar
L. Gowhell
Cresco
Wande
Dorothy
Timm
Fayette
W. E. Ernst
Charles Anderson
Oelwein
Prince of Indies A native ruler aids Dutch in Solokarta order
The Susuhunan of Solokarta, Paku Euwono, the highest ranking native ruler in the Dutch East Indies, cooperates with Dutch colonial authorities to maintain order across the island possessions.
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Susuhunan
Solokarta
Paku Euwono
Dutch East Indies
Neighbors Visit Mrs Allen and Local Callers
Mrs. D B Allen received calls from nieces Mrs Will King of Oelwein and Mrs R A Pfarrer of Dayton Ohio plus Mr C F Groenzinger of Columbus Ohio. Mr and Mrs Harold Humi ston were callers last week while Mr and Mrs O Neill and children from Baverly Mass visited Mel Roys and Alten Fos families. Mrs O Neill remembered as Gladys Clough. R F Turner is recovering from Shirgies.
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D. B. Allen
Will King
Oelwein
R. A. Pfarrer
Dayton
Ohio
C. F. Groenzinger
Columbus
Harold Humiston
Lessons From the Early Church Sunday Lesson Scriptural Intro
Alfred J. Buescher provides an Illustrated Sunday School lesson on early church guidance drawn from 1 Corinthians. The text appears as a structured study titled A Golden Text, focusing on ethical instruction and foundational Christian themes.
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Zamzam Survivor
Sport Prekade
Pittsburgh
Ohio River
Arlington News
Methodist Church
D. W. Butler
H. D. Temple
Chas. Webb
Epworth League
St. John’s Lutheran
R. E. Braylick
Pullman
Wash
la Distance
Roy Wallace Ane
Charles Comly
Winnie _Smith
Kenneth
Jefferson
Wisc
Eleanor Berg
Rockford
Loyal
Seidenburg
Savannah
Ill
Mary and
Margaret Nash
Elizabeth
Thomas and
Wayne Fuller
Waterloo
Prince of Indies
Francis J. Spellemn
Dren
T Cefier
Central Press Radiophonos
Russia
Russ
Alfred J. Buescher
Paul
Church of Cocmth
Paul Amd
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