County Board Proceedings Atlantic Iowa April 15 1949
The Board of Supervisors met with all members present. The April 1 minutes were approved. Thompson and Erickson applied for cigarette licenses and the Atlantic Golf and Country Club for a Class B beer permit. bonds approved. Z L Wright bond exonerated. Rebates of 10 and 47.66 approved. Reports of Harry Jordan were presented.
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Board of Supervisors
Casa County
Iowa
Loyal G. Posseht
H. Allen
Pete Eisel
E. E. Hastings
Louie Hansen
Ead
Hansen
Allen
Don Erick
Atlantic Golf and Country Club
Eisel
Hastings
Z. L. Wright
Justice of the Peace
Mary Herchenbach
R. V. Smith
Harry Jordan
Cass County Supervisors Approve Farm to Market Projects 1949
Cass county Iowa Board of Supervisors approves multiple Farm to Market road projects under the Federal Aid Highway act of 1944. The resolution covers route improvements, grade and bridge work, cost estimates, and authorities to the State Highway Commission. They also terminate and hire county staff, renew boiler insurance, and purchase supplies. Local notices include a depart order for potential county charges and ambulance fee policy adoption.
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F. W. Herbert
C. W. Morgan
Congress of the United States
Iowa
Board of Supervisors
Cass County
State Highway Commission
Hastings
Hansen
Eisel
Roy Ingram
Richard Maas
Gerald J. Weston
Robert A. Morrison
Ernest A. Pierson
Mortion
Allen
Court House
County Farm
Fidelity and Casualty Company
Barnes-Hoak Company
Motion
Ryne
Pioneer Lumber Co
Otion
Wheeler Lumber Company
William Kief Jr
Robert Kief
Loyal G. Possehl
Calvert Revitalizes Senators With Key Purchases
Paul Calvert, a former minor leaguer who bought his release for 1500 dollars, lifted the Washington Senators into second place by anchoring the pitching staff with six wins. He started hot with a 12-3 win over the St. Louis Browns and added victories over Philadelphia, Chicago, St. Louis, and Detroit while contributing from the mound in relief and at bat, reshaping the pennant race.
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Jack Hand
Associated Press
Paul Calvert
Washington Senators
New York Yankees
Washington
Boston Red Sox
Delveland Indians
Calvert
St. Louis Browns
Papa Joe Cambria
Clark Griffith
Toronto
Cleveland
Baltimore
Wilkes-Barre
Senators
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Chicago
St. Louis
Detroit
Red Sox
Yanks
Chicago White Sox
Luke Appling
Cash
Enab
Wynn
Mickey Vernon
Ohio State Knocks Purdue From Title Race
Ohio State hammered Purdue 13-1 in the opener to ruin the Boilermakers’ chances of winning the Big Ten baseball pennant outright. Purdue must win today to avoid a three or four way share while Ohio State’s season ends with a 6 6 conference record.
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Chicago
Purdue
Columbus
Ohio State
Buckeyes
Pete Perini
Boilermakers
Indiana
Iowa
Michigan
Baseball Results and Tomorrow's Schedule in Two Leagues
Yesterday in the National League Brooklyn defeated Stopis 15 to 2 while Chicago beat Cincinnati 8 to 1 and Philadelphia won 3 to 2. In the American League Cleveland toppled Boston 8 to 2 and New York prevailed 9 to 3. Tomorrow features multiple NL and AL games across major matchups.
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Brooklyn
Stopis
New York
Chicago
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Boston
Pittsburgh
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
St Louis
SAR
Stars Rout Chicago as Gordon Drives In Four
Yesterday's Stars batting sid Gordon of the Giants slugged a homer a double and a single driving in four runs in a 15 to 5 victory over Chicago. Paul Calvert and the Senators halted the Browns 12 to 3 in nine straight Brown defeats as Calvert allowed five hits.
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Sid Gordon
Giants
Chicago
Homer
Paul Calvert
Senators
Washington
Louis Browns
King Leads Harlan to 9-2 Victory in Memorial Day Win
Harlan Cardinals beat Ligons 9-2 behind a complete game by Don King. King, Bol Kovaleski, Deb King and Rex Sorensen each had two hits as Harlan also defeated Carroll twice on Memorial Day, marking their third win since Monday.
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Harlan
Harlan Cardinals
Ligons
Carroll
Don King
Bol Kovaleski
Deb King
Rex Sorensen
Indianapolis takes second place in tight league race
Indianapolis moved into second place one game behind St Paul in the American Association first division. Milwaukee fell to third after a 6-4 loss as Ted Beard led with two triples. Columbus ended Phil Haugstad’s five game streak with a 10-6 win. Toledo beat Kansas City 8-3 with Austin Knickerbocker driving in three runs. Minneapolis beat Louisville to maintain fourth place.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Brewers
Ted Beard
Brew
Columbus
Phil Haugstad
Toledo
Kansas City
Austin Knickerbocker
Minneapolis
Anties
Tailender
Louisville
Michigan State Faces Big Ten Eligibility Dilemma
Lansing officials fear retroactive Big Ten rules may affect MSC players in football and other sports. Commissioner Tug Wilson ruled four MSC baseball players ineligible for summer ball last year, prompting questions about applicability to former Jenison scholars and other athletes.
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Fast Lansing
Mich
Michigan State College
Big Ten
Spartan
Kenneth L
Tug) Wilson
MSC
Vermont
State
Bradley University of Peoria
Wilson
John H. Kobs
Michigan State
Jenison
Lloyd C. Emmons
MSC Athletic Board
Three Hall of Fame plaques to be unveiled in Cooperstown
Harold Pie Traynor Charlie Gehringer and Charles Kid Nichols will receive plaques at Baseball Hall of Fame ceremonies on June 13. Also dedicated are plaques for Herb Pennock Mordecai Brown. Branch Rickey will speak at the unveiling as Washington faces Pittsburgh in the exhibition game at the birthplace.
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Cooperstown
N. Y
Harold
Pie) Traynor
Charlie Gehringer
Charles A
Kid
Nichols
Baseball
Hall of Fame
Herb Pennock
Mordecai
Brown
Traynor
Pittsburgh Pirates
Bucs
Pennock
New York Yankees
Gehringer
Detroit Tigers
Branch Rickey
Nainager
Brooklyn Dodgers
Washington Senators
PaperDelivery Warning and Traffic Safety Notice
In Atlantic residents are advised to phone 1367 1 if the paper is not received. A separate caution urges pedestrians to walk against traffic on the open highway to improve visibility of oncoming vehicles.
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Atlantic
Round robin golf league slated at Atlantic Club
A twelve team round robin golf league begins next week at the Atlantic Golf and Country Club. The season ends the week of July 31 to August 6 with an upper division winner facing the lower division champ, followed by a stag party in August.
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The
Atlantic Golf and Country Club
H. F. Shranger
John Hansen
Dave Burgess
Ivan Cappel
Paul Marshall
Jim Corken
Gerald Berg
Lester Balding
B. L. Roland
Gilbert Mueller
Roy Fraizer
D. C. Mitchell
George Olsen
M. E. Britton
C. R. Hemphill
C. W. Bootjer
Ross Wallace
Bruins Win Sparks Key SeriesCountdown in Western League
Des Moines Bruins stretched within two and a half games of the Western League leaders with a 6 2 win over Omaha as Pueblo foe looms in a four game set. Sioux City topped Lincoln 9 4 on a third inning rally led by Leon Brinkopf four RBIs. Denver and Pueblo idle while Denver opens at Lincoln and Sioux City hosts Omaha.
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Des Moines Bruins
Omaha
Bruins
Pueblo Dodgers
Des Moines
Sioux City
Lincoln
Denver
Pueblo
Elvin Stakelfeld
Dolph Regelsky
Jim Barkley
Sid Langston
Muzzo
Leon Brinkopf
Ken Vaktmire
Athletics
Joe Aliperto
Rob Stewart
Adair Social Ties Highlight Visits and Racing News
Mrs Cora A Freese hosted guests from Des Moines Boone and Denver joining her family in Adair. Riley Hartman Floyd Sires Wayne Parisho Ruth Burr Eve lyn Rochholz and Marjorie Alcorn were noted visitors. Dr H A Alcorn traveled to Independence with two of his race horses placing second and third.
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Denver
Robert Cooper
Jack Alcorn
Ames
Lang
Nevada
Linden Alcorn
Adair
Minnesota
Harry Jean
Gerald Pittman
H. F. Hartje
Glen Winn
Linda Coffman
Creston
Cora A. Freese
Riley Hartman
Des Moines
Floyd Sires
Boone
Wayne Parisho
Lloyd Rochholz
Evelyn Rochholz
Ruth Burr
William Burr
California
Marjorie Alcorn
Colo
H. A. Alcorn
Independence
Audubon Cardinals Open Night Season At Fairgrounds
Audubon-Dick Hoeksema faces Stuart in the first night game under the lights at the fairgrounds Sunday. Eddie Freese pitches against Manning and Hal Manders versus Carroll at the fairgrounds with Manning here Tuesday and Carroll Thursday. The road opener is next Sunday June 12 against Stuart in the afternoon. Council Bluffs Browns visit at night June 12.
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Audubon
Dick Hoeksema
Stuart
Audubon Cardinals
Fairgrounds
Eddie Freese
Manning
Hal Manders
Carroll
Council Bluffs Browns
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Merle Johnston
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