Five Recently Traded Stars Spark Big Day Across Leagues
Rogovin pitched four hits as Chicago beat New York 5-2 after a May 15 deal with Detroit. Cain won his fifth game since leaving Chicago by beating Philadelphia 9-3. Chapman drove in three and stole home in an 8-4 Boston win over Cleveland. Brown hit a grand slam as Philadelphia routed Pittsburgh 10-5 after a June 7 trade. Johnson earned his third straight win with a six-hitter for Washington in a 9-2 victory over St Louis.
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Jack Hand
Associated Press
Saul Rogovin
Bob Cain
Sam Chapman
Tommy Brown
Don Johnson
Bud
Rogovin
Cain
Chapman
Brown
Johnson
Detroit
Chicago
New York Yankees
White Sox
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Fenway Park
Tribe
Indians
A’s
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Phils
Eddie Sawyer
Pittsburgh
Bucky Harris
Washington
St. Louis
Yanks
Senators
Gerry Staley
New York Giants
Preacher Rue
Cincinnati
Carl Erskine
Boston
Braves
Roe
Staley
Sunday doubleheader in Wiota Adair midgets to open
Wiota hosts a Sunday baseball doubleheader with the North and South teams meeting in the main event. The program starts at 1 p m with a duel between Wiota and Adair midgets, as advertised for local sports fans.
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Wiota
Wivota
Adair
Braves name Tommy Holmes as new manager
Billy Southworth resigns as Braves manager after 34 years since 1948 pennant. Holmes succeeds him, taking over after serving as manager of the Braves Hartford club in Hartford, Connecticut.
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Billy Southworth
Boston
Braves
Tommy Holmes
Hartford
Conn
International Soundphoto
Baseball and Honey Notes From 1950s Dispatch
Major league scores recap with Brooklyn, St Louis, Philadelphia, Boston, Chicago, New York and Cincinnati results. Includes tomorrow’s games and rain postponements. Also a brief note on storing honey and a report that railroads installed 1932 locomotives in the first ten months of 1950, the most in 27 years.
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Associated Press
Brooklyn
New York
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Boston
Iss
Cincinnati
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Pittsurgh
Phillies Sign 17 Year Old Ted Kazanski From Detroit
Ted Kazanski, a 17 year old Detroit high school graduate and standout sandlot player, signed with the Philadelphia Phillies after 13 clubs bid for him. The shortstop will receive a bonus of 80,900 dollars to be paid over five years. he hit .475 in summer play.
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Philadelphia Phils
Ted Kazanski
Detroit
The
Phils
Ted
Community medical association formed in Guthrie county
The Botna Valley Medical association organized in April 1875 lists doctors Nichols Findley Emmert Thompson Davis Road Hallock Archer and others from Atlantic Lewis Anita Oakfield Bear Grove with a hundred a month stipend. The ad invites readers to learn about a plan paying $100 monthly to a family on death and $100 monthly at age 68 if living.
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Botna Valley Medical Association
J. Nichols
D. Findley
J. M. Emmert
O. B. Thompson
Atlantic
M. J. Davis
Lewis
V. D. Road
Anita
Hallock
Oakfield
Archer
Bear Grove
Guthiie County
Five don'ts for washing sweaters and travel tips
The guide warns against soaking sweaters and washing vigorously. It advises avoiding dousing, twisting, or wringing, and not drying in sun or near heat. Also urges taking it easy on the road with ample travel time and avoiding speeding to prevent delays.
Irwin Pellett General Insurance Plan Inquiry
A reader inquires about the Irwin Pellett General Insurance plan. They request detailed information by mail without obligation and provide an address in City for correspondence.
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Irwin Pellett General Insurance
Afreatic
Children Enjoy Fishing Contest at Elmer Carlson Lake
Over 300 boys and girls 12 and under fished at Elmer Carlson Lake northeast of Exira on Sunday. Audubon and Extra Lions clubs sponsored. Delbert Gaines won first prize red and reel for his first fish. Marjorie Hansen and Charles Railsback led girls and boys with longest fish. Irene Duvall and Diane Rattenvory tied for 10% inch fish. Irene won rod and reel. David Sorensen and brother had 46 total catches. Earl Garroutte auctioneer presided. Deputy Sheriff Holly Jewell fired the starting gun.
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Elmer Carlson
Exira
Audubon and
Extra Lions Clubs
Delbert Gaines
Bert Gaines
Atlantic
Marjorie Lee Hansen
Audubon
Charles Railsback
Irene Duvall
Viola Center
Diane Rattenvory
Irene
David Sorensen
Earl Garroutte
Holly Jewell
Trautman and Ryan Tied to Cleveland Visit Sparks Speculation
Head of the soho capoes Trautman and Ellis Ryan president of the Clestoad driban visit Cleveland fueling talk of a coble successor to HaseLal Comiissone. Ryan serves on the big leagues service committee named to choose a successor to Chandles.
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Soho Capoes
de Bee Trautman
Ellis Ryan
Toe Clestoad Driban
Cleveland
Trautman
Coble
HaseLal Comiissone
Happy Cocudler
Ryan
Big Leagues
Servcuiing
Chandles
Four-Run Fourth Pushes Elk Horn Past Atlantic 4-3
Elk Horn shakes off a tight start with a four run fourth inning sparked by three walks and a Jensen double to defeat Atlantic 4-3. Jensen drives two hits while Atlantic’s Dougherty and Martin contribute early runs before Elk Horn’s rally.
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Jensen
Elk Horn
Atlantic Junior Legion
Martin
Atlantic
Dougherty
Carver
Abrhe
Ward
Seckman
P Zimmerman
Wilson
Lane
D. Petersen
Ross
L. Hensley
Kralik
Et O
B. Hensley
Cullen
L. Petersen
Christensen
Olsen
Hansen
Mortensen
Ef Bosche
Petersen
Wittrup
Berg and Porter lead rivals into Western Open semis
In the Women's Western Open, Patty Berg defeated Dorothy Porter 4-3 to advance to the semi finals. Berg’s win came as Porter, former Dorothy Germain of Havertown, Pa, blew up on No 15 and missed a crucial putt.
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Philadelphia
Louise Sages
Patty Berg
Pat O’sullivan
Marjorie Lindsay
Miss Suggs
Miss O'Sullivan
Miss Berg
Lindsay
Georgia
Babe Didrikson Zaharias
Beverly Hanson
United States
Pasadena
Cal
Minneapolis
Mark Porter
Dorothy Germain
Havertown
Porter
Patty
Miss Lindsay
Decatur
Helen Dettweiler
India
Kniss Wins Iowa Junior Golf Championship
Kniss of Waterloo, a state high school junior, won the Iowa junior golf tournament by defeating John McGuiness 3 and 2. The match ended on the 16th hole with Kniss two over par, while McGuiness struggled with putting and three-putts.
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Kniss
Waterloo
Ames
Dale Kniss
Iowa
John McGuiness
Descines
MecGuiness
Kuiss
Kniss Wins Narrow Golf Match After Des Moines Putt Miss
McGuiness three putted again while Kniss lost an early hole then took a three up lead on 14. They halved 15. On 16 a 12 foot putt by McGuiness to extend the match missed by a hair and Kniss claimed the par five to win.
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McGuiness
Kniss
Des Moines Lad
Cass County Board Approves Deed and Sets Hearing Dates
Cass County Iowa board meets with five supervisors present and approves multiparty actions. A new deed is authorized for L O Wheatley estate, hearings set for June 11, 1951 on Gravel Petition No. 16, resignations accepted, county attorney to assist Audubon in John Johnson case, rebates and refunds approved, and a county farm septic tank cleaning bill paid. Proceedings recorded May 15 1951.
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Atlantic
Iowa
Board of Supervisors
Cass County
Louie Hanse i
G. H. Allen
Sam B. Garside
Ernest L. Osler
Loyal G. Possehl
Boyd Cambridge
L. O. Wheatley
Marne
Ga.side
Possehl
Garside
Osler
Glen Baker
Allen
Dale Levis
Audubon County
John Martin Johnson
William Veecks
Massena Masonic Lodge
Frank Wray
Larsen & Linn
Stephen J. Spicer, Jr
Methodist Lottrch
Maine
Atlantic Golf
Sly
Melvin Taylor
Stephen J. Spicer Jr
Jask K. Fish
County Farm
Mrs Petersen and sister move to Sioux Falls
Anita Mrs Peter R Petersen and her sister Mrs Anna Irlandson plan to relocate to Sioux Falls South Dakota. Irlandson lived at the Petersen home since her husband died two years ago and Mr Petersen recently died suddenly. Petersen has rented the land and will keep enough furniture to return whenever she wishes.
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Anita
Peter R. Petersen
Anna Irlandson
Sioux Falls
S. D
Mrs. Irlandson
Petersen
Mr. Petersen
Mrs. Petersen
Adair Residents Attend VFW Commander Installment
Ada ir Miss Ann Richter accompanied nephew Genz Richter and Jean Vacca to Waterloo Friday where Mr. Richter was installed as seventh district commander of the VFW. William Hoffman attended funeral services for Mrs. Kate Schwinn in Red Oak. Patricia Trimble of Washington DC, visiting Ames, stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hawthorne before heading to Egypt as a missionary teacher. Hawthornes attended O.ER.S. friendship nights in Creston and Lenox with Ray as worthy patron and Ann as worthy matron.
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Adair
Ann Richter
Genz ‘Richter
Jean Vacca
Waterloo
Richter
VFW
William Hoffman
Kate Schwinn
Red Oak
Patricia Trimble
Washington, D. C
Ames
Ray Hawthorne
Trimble
Egypt
Ray
Hawthorne
O. ER. S
Creston
Lenox
Miss Nadine Hansen Visits Mason City Ties
Miss Nadine Hansen, a four year Mason City schools teacher, visits her aunt Mrs. Grace Young and family. She is the daughter of Fred Hansen, who ran the Green Bay Lumber company yards here.
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Nadine Hansen
Mason City
Grace Young
Fred Hansen
Green Bay Lumber Company
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Carlstadt
Lloyd & Meredith
Detroit. Co
Czar
Danes
Dorothy Porter
Betsy Rawls
Young Austin
Tex
Legal Sree
F. W. Herbert
South Dakota
Eshelman
Voss Manufacturing Co
St. - Atlantic
W. F.smith
R. P. Shirley
Parmley Plumbing Service Plumbing & Meating
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W. B. Melenbacker
Atlantic Sheet Metal Works
East
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Redolph Sr
R. D. Redelsh , S. H. Rudolph Jr
Chas
R. Rudolph
Roland, Peacock & Baxter
480 Ltd
Elm
DR. Schwendemann
Palmer
Peplar Street
Nockson
American Society of Farm Managere and Reral
Kenyon V. King
Linn
Adair News
Elliott
Ida Kay Wahlert
Ruth Basham
Laurel
Ida Kay
Bill Terpstra
Mr. Motorist
Sunnyside Park
Livium
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