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^Ohn J.MCH^Ie /President and Genera! Manager Ir -To \i ^ohn J.MCH^Ie /President and Genera! Manager ir ATLANTA BRAVES, INC. Atlanta Stadium / Atlanta, Ga. 30312 / AC 404-522-7630 908 Cascade Auenue, 5. LiJ, Atlanta, Georgia 30311 g.§.BDSm(5l3 /966 Hon. Ivan Allen, Mayor City Hall Atlanta, Georgia NORTH AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH CORNER PEACHTREE ST. AND NORTH AVENUE ATLANTA. GEORGIA 30308 WILSON L. HEARING MINISTER TO THE COMMUNITY June 21, 1966 HoHo Ivan Allen City Hall Atlanta, Georgia Dear Mayor Allen: MrSo Moses has talked with you concerning our interest in having the Braves here for a service. This copy i^ for your^ informationo \ N/men From the Desk of WILUIAM C. BARTHOLOMAY (y&^ <3>^^ . ff Uj Ld-e^ ,.t^ (hj^^ oUa/I^^ ^ ^t^-wUA ^ . ^yj^r&'iAy .^4^-1^ ^ ATLANTA,GEORGIA ^'U>m — Mrs. Ann M. Moses (7r^ FORM 2S-6 .0 0 T 1 1. 4 8 '=;.0 0 1. 5 3 0.6 4 3 B 0.0 0 1 3. 3 6 8.6 4 S 1. 3 1 7.8 0 } 4. 6 8 3.4 4 T ..J ATLANTA.GEORGIA (» o ^U>m — Mrs. Ann M. 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TyAaj KuJt/JEs 34-7 <^S'v\/e^q n^AnH fhegsT^Xu^, CHICAGO TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, APRIL 1 1. F. L. OWNEtS AamsfORT ST. IGNATIUS WOODY'S IK 'SEEK NO NODS TOPPLED BY :sArs WILSON HOLY GROSS BY JOHN LEUSCH For Frank Mariani, ppening league President Tells day of the Chicagoland Prep league baseball season was i of Hot Potatoes worth waiting for. The little coach had reason - [Continued from first page! to smile big yesterday as his have held long conversations Holy Cross team, with the with Carroll Rosenbloom, of the pitching and batting help of his Colts, and Bill Ford, of the godson, Joe Sanchez, defeated Mons, none of it has gotten St.. Ignatius, 5 to 4. inywhere." Holy Cross and St. Ignatius I had tied for the conference title . Did this mean the A. F. L. no "Note the family longer is interested in working last year. any deals whatsoever with the Sanchez Does It BOWIE ENTRIES JJ. F. L.? j Rsccs start al 12:30 Ctiicaao tinie. Sanchez made the difference 15}, SSySOO, mdns/ 3 yoSf 6 fur: "It means exactly that, at WorH RirhLi R»}»rved in yesterday's meeting on Holy ResDond Now 120 Celcit Lyn Bad Barbara 120 Troian Belle / least as far as I'm concerned Cross' diamond in River Grove. Salida 120 Terra Rubra i Fairy Queen 120 Flower Dance/ as an individual owner and as '•The mayor's throwing out the first hall, Slugger. With five major league scouts Two Wings 120 Acean Love Great Falls 120 Dancing Dotl ^ president of the A. F. L. From Since you usually swing at anything, I just watching, the senior right Accordintome 120 Longwood Lady now on we're out to build up hander pitched three-hit ball, Handy Sandy 110 wanted to warn you to let that one go by!" 2cl/ $3/500/ cimg/ 3 vos/ 6 fur: our own league." struck out 11, singled and dou Bltter_ Battle 115 Kinos Valley Side Car 113 Look n'See Other Owners Too bled in two times at bat, and Meme's King 119 Nervy Lil ; Bengal Mondo 119 Wonder Frost J drove in the winning run in the S. S. Brandy 119 Distant Idol f There are other A. F, L. own Prep Baseball Prove The Fact 110 Spin'n Win ' ers who feel just as he does, sixth inning. Blossom Brandy 115 Masqu'ade Partyk Baird,7th on CHICAGOLAND PREP LEAGUE Martins Lady 110 Flying Nade d St Ignatius 000 100 J—4 3 1 While pleased with Sanchez's Milk and Honey 110 Call Kerry { Wilson prefers they speak Holy Cross . 000 410 x—5 7 4 Batteries—Ptitlopolas, Durr, Cogan and performance, Mariani was not 3d/ $4/000/ mdns/ 2 yos/ 5 fur: themselves. LutynskI; Sanctiez and Sievers. a-Bee Ba-bee 118 Swiss Maid Was Wilson implying that Joe surprised. Sanchez is a trans Double Destine 118 Dazzllna Doll Active List, Yellow Fever 118 Double Virtue , St. Viator 000 000 1-1 2 0 fer from St. Viator, where Ma- Jetaleen 118 Eskimo Princess , St. Josepti _ .. , 000 000 0-0 2 1 Roselda 111 Sun Elect 1—-a»u«mM...Don»huA„anil.^£ftlllns; Ttioma riani also coached the youi^ Refected Tip 118 Laughing Liz '"itier Fidelia VGO TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, APRIL 12, 1966 Section 3 IT spoHsazs rdn't unperstanp \ x get the feel- I'VE ALWAYS 5AIP YOU HERE'S SOME oulpwY \^}HMSHOliLQopSMULQt(T](ngi'm being BRIGHT BOY THING rdrVOU N.U. STARTS: :e that BE". TH^ only UNPE^TANP / TOLD I'M NOT 5ANDY-VERY QUIOK TO GRASP, QUOTES—I WAV. WHAT IS— ANP I CANT SAY 7 MEETING MY A POINT. THAT I BLAME THEM.' RESPONSIBILITIES PCN'T NEEP TO THE TOUIR. anyone to DRILLS lYANTA REMIND ME OF MY RE5PONSIBIL- GOES TO PIVOT Northwestern began prepara tion for next fall's football cam-; paign yesterday when 80 can didates reported to Coach Alex Agase and his aids for the start II of spring practice. The drills will conclude May 14 with the annual intrasquad game. Agase said the principal ob-, jective in the spring workouts would be to develop replace-,' ments for the interior offensive and defensive lines which will Cardigan Bay Is 3-5 be hard hit by June gradua righl; 2 Amateur Bouts Canceled tion. Choice in International louts to be canceled, Of the six fights completed, 135 POUNDS — Tommy ForllanO/ The first rebuilding step was Y. M. C. A., beat BUly Strkker, C. Y. 0. Yonkers, N. Y., April 11 ffl— spokesman for the North- the highlight came in a light- 147 POUNDS—Jessie Davidson/ Better taken yesterday when Senior Cardigan Bay, 10-year-old geld Athletic club, sponsor of heavyweight match when John Boys Foundation/ beat Billy Lerch/ Dennis Yanta, regular line ■ j I. u j Skzyczynsky, a Notre Dame C. Y. 0.; Harry McDonald, C. Y. 0./ beat ing bred in New Z.ealand, was backer last fall, was shifted to^ university student, knocked out Johnny Kluck, Y. M. C. A. made the 3-5 favorite today aft offensive center, where no ex 1 what „caused the <• outbreak,1 . Tony Ruick, Catholic Youth or 175 POUNDS — Tom Tbockhorst/ Al James A. C./ stopped Herb HayeS/ C. Y. 0. er drawing No. 5 post position perienced player returns. Yan ut 400 spectators were in ganization, in the second round. [2]. for the $100,000 International ta saw action at the position HEAVYWEIGHT — Tony Marshal!/ haU. Other results: C. Y. O./ beat Richard Pelkey/ C. Y. 0. pace at Yonkers Thursday night. as a sophomore. CTLANTA Federal Savings and Loan Association P. O. BOX 1723 ATLANTA,GEORGIA 3030I LL C-WAINWRIGHT April 8, 1966 President Dear Mayor Allen: Thanks sincerely for your kind invitation to dinner on April 11. It is with deep regret that I shall be unable to attend this affair because the School Board has a regularly scheduled meeting on the same evening. Yours sincerel 3 The Honorable Ivan Allen, Jr. 68 Mitchell Street, S. W. Atlanta, Georgia 30303 JOE BL GERSON 739 WEST PEACHTREE ST., N.E. ATLANTA, GA. 30308 The Equitable life Assurance Society of the United States Telephone: 875-7396 JdnaaA.y 7, 1966 VzaM Mayod Attdn: At a n.zc.2.Yit mzzttng thz Bdavz-if "40 0" Club, you, atong wttk Govzdnod Sandzu, EadZ Mann and Aatkun. Montgomzay, wzaz ztzctzd ai an Honoaaay Vtazatoa, wktak I kopz you MtZt accept. La-it yean, we weA.e tn tke expeatmentat -itage-i and tkt& yean, we aealty kope to kave a gaeat Boo-iten. CZub to paove to tke Moatd tkat Attanta t-i a btg league ctty. I ceatatnly u)ould appaectate tt you Mould let me knoM you mill accept tke po-ittton o^ Honoaaay Vtaecton. o^ oun. Oagantzatton. Stnceaely youn.i, 'd-e JHG:kk Joe H. G en.i> 0 n, Vazjldent Tke Hon. Ivan Allen, Jn. Mayon. Atlanta Ctty Hall Atlanta, Geoagta LIFE AND QUALIFYING MEMBER MILLION DOLLAR ROUND TABLE Play ball in Atlanta with two majorleague newspapers If you want to score big in the Southeast's first major league city, lead oft' with The Atlanta Journal and The Atlanta Constitution.
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