American Legion Softball Set to Start May 12 With 12 Teams
The American Legion league sponsored by Edward Teely post opens May 12 with 12 teams, two new from Congress Park and North Riverside. A 198 game schedule runs until Sept 2 on three fields in Conleys Park and along Broadway. Weekday games begin at 7 pm, with Fridays open for rescheduled play. A May 4 managers meeting and May 11 field prep are planned, and a May 24 National Hall dance will support the league.
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American Legion
Edward Teely
Teague
Éntiés
Congress Park
North Riverside
Arthur Avenue
Conleys Park
Hayford Motors
Ralph Renes
Brookfield A.C
Tony Sedivy
Avon Cleaners
MD Reisser
Congress Park Grill
Wally Lindberg
North Riverside A.C
Ted Barcik
Fisher's Drugs
Emil Drasta
W.F.W
James Anerson
Candlelight Lounge
Marie Teverbau
Dean Rohner
League
Edward Feely Post
The
National Hall
Patent Locomotive Features Highlight Vast Patent Count
A locomotive with nearly 1,000 patented features is noted for its breadth of innovations. The claim emphasizes extensive technical distinctions within a single engine design.
Brookfield Junior League forms teams in new lineup
The Brookfield Junior League Baseball organizers announced several teams have been formed. The North End lists Don Burge Dick Norwood Don Butcher Rudy Hochevar Jim Fencl Ray Gerald Don Zielstra Ken Mienhart Butch Jerik Buzz Johnson Wayne Meckhart Richard Morvak V O Winken wider as manager. South End includes Joe Karkuk Don Hartdegen Martin Talafous Ted Freher Glen Gawlik Kim Hagedow Harold Walter Paul Allen Stanley Doverak Bob Essig Mitt Walker John Murphy. Central Brookfield names Billy Feely Ronald Konetsky David Meier Carl Firley Ik HE Wellman as manager. Hollywood and West End rosters ready. Congress Park has not organized. Managers needed. coupon in The Magnet urges enrollment.
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Brookfield
Egeeug
North End
Don Burge
Dick Norwood
Don Butcher
Rudy Hochevar
Jim Fencl
Ray’ Gerald
Don Zielstra
Ken Mienhart
Butch Jerik
Buzz Johnson
Wayne Meckhart
Richard Morvak
V. O. Winkenwider
South End
Joe Karkuk
Don Hartdegen
Martin Talafous
Ted Freher
Glen Gawlik
Kim Hagedow
Harold Walter
Paul Allen
Stanley Doverak
Bob Essig
Mitt Walker
John Murphy
Central Brookfield
Billy Feely
Ronald Konetsky
David Meier
Carl Firley
HE. Wellman
Hollywood
Congress Park
Riverside Rockford High Relay Team Competes At Mooseheart Meet
Riverside Rockford high school track team competes in Mooseheart relays with two top placements. Evanston sets records in 440-yard relay and half mile, New Priaire wins two mile relay, Aurora and Lyons take medley relay, while RB's Miller places in discus and RB quartet finishes second in the one mile relay as 24 northern Illinois schools compete.
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Riverside Rockfield High School
Tom Newton
Mooseheart
Ilinois
Evanston
DeKath
Prior
Aurora
Lyons
LaGrange
R-B
Miller
York
Elmhurst
Maine
Hinsdale
Downers Grove
Riverside Brookfield to host third district tennis meet
Riverside Brookfield High School hosts the district tennis meet on May 10 with University High Lyons Township Morton and RB among hopefuls. Morton and Lyons boast top status in their leagues while Steinke and McCandless enter as likely seeds with strong singles, hoping to funnel entries to the State Finals in Champaign May 23.
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Riverside-Brookfield
Igh
University High of University of Chicago
Lyons Township High School
J. Sterling Morton
Hinsdale
Morton
A-B
Lyons
Champaign
Suburban Lodge wins Cook County Moose Bowling title
Suburban Lodge 1599 Loyal Order of Moose clinched the championship in a two to zero finish over Portage Park Lodge after a best two of three match. Trophies will be presented at the next Suburban Lodge meeting on Friday May 16 at National Hall. Players were K Fullerton captain W Engelsman W Strausser W Kokes and Iav Fische.
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Suburban
Loyal Order of Moose
Cook County Moose
Portage Park+Lodge
Suburban ‘Lodge
Suburban Lodge
National Hall
K.fullerton
W. Engelsman
W. Strausser
W. Kokes
Iav Fische
G.G. Wolt
Riverside Brookfield Frosh Soph Track Team Wins Fifth
Riverside Brookfield finishes fifth with 18 points in a frosh soph meet held Friday at Lyons High. Lyons wins with 65 14 points. Proviso 51. Downers Grove 22. Event highlights include Horalek of R B winning the 200 yard low hurdles in 24.6 seconds and notable performances by Hagen, Tuck, Wackrow, and Malz setting marks in sprints and hurdles.
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Riverside-Brookfield
Dropkeld
Lyons High
LaGrange
Downers Grove
Thitrd
Lyons
Proviso
Maywood
York
Elnhurst
Glenbard
Glen Ellyn
Wheaton
Hinsdale
Argo
Horalek
Hagen
Yara
dash—Tuck
Hudles — Wackrow
Farm
Peter Malz
Jim ‘Hooper
Township
Little
28 ope R-B Lyons Nines Tie In Sub Conference Fight
A tie for first place in the West Suburban conference occurred after the R-B-Glenbard game on Friday May 2. R-B beat Glenbard 8 to 1 with winning pitcher George Tomecek striking out eight in six innings. Batteries: Lannigan Musselman Peters Barclay Tomecek Lukas Radic Helebrandt.
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Lyons
Lyons High
LaGrange
Riverside-Brookfield High
Glenbard
R-B
George Tomecek
Lannigan
Musselman
Peters
Barclay
Buttermaking Cream Yields Butter From Rich Cream
The guide notes home buttermaking requires very rich cream about 30 percent butterfat to yield roughly three pounds of butter from one gallon.
Riverside Brookfield wins Little Four track meet
Riverside Brookfield high school track team won the Little Four meet on Tuesday night at Downers Grove athletic field. Four schools competed Glenbard Hinsdale Downers Grove and Riverside Brookfield.
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Riverside- Brookfield High School
Downers ‘Crove
Glenbard
Hinsdale
Downers Grove
Riverside-Brookfield
Dastaygar
Flavor balance in juice sparks diverse tastes
A note on juice preferences highlights how some people favor grapefruit juice over lemon or vinegar on greens. The text describes a delicate blend of sweet sour and bitter flavors that gives the juice a special appeal.
American Legion Bowling League Ends Season With May 14 Sweepstakes
The American Legion Bowling League wraps its year with a sweepstakes on May 14 at 6:46 p.m. Readouts show Army and Gliders posting top team and game series, Marines leading high game, with Lloyd Lee thanking captains and members for cooperation. All enrolled players eligible to enter.
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Vrae Sea Bees
Coast ‘Guards
Air Corp
Infantry
Navy
Army
Gliders
Marines
American Legion Bowling League
Lloyd
Lee
Emil Ehlert
Rats spread disease to poultry in early study findings
Rats carry illnesses affecting the poultry industry including coccidiosis bronchitis and fowl tuberculosis. An experiment shows rats can spread disease to chickens over five miles. Entomologists note slender gilt pins used in insect studies weigh about an ounce when 4,500 pins are combined.
Local Socials and Community Dinner Plans
Mr and Mrs John Co of Brough and son Ted enjoyed the State of the Union at Western Springs Little Theatre. Hosts Mr and Mrs Paul Chitlress hosted a dinner for Chas Chapman Gene Percy, all of La Grange. Innis and Laurence hosted at Berwyn and Rockford respectively. A Congress Park church family pot luck will be held Friday May 9 at 6 30 p m with hot dishes milk sugar coffee.
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John Co. Brough
Ted
State of the Union
Western Springs
Little Theatre
Paul ‘Chitlress
Chas. Chapman
Gene Percy
la Grange
Congress Park
Poultry Cannibalism Linked to Overcrowding and Heat
The report attributes cannibalism in poultry to crowded housing and excessive heat or light exposure. It notes that poor management factors amplify pecking behavior and injuries among birds within the broader housing system.
Birth notice for Diane Roberta Bolt in Brookfield
Ruth Bolt born at St Charles hospital in Aurora on April 26. Mrs Robert Bolt formerly Natalie Malewick of Cleveland Avenue Brookfield. The Bolt family also have a daughter named Diane Roberta Bolt aged three.
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Pal ‘ Ruth
St. “Charlespital Ain
Aurora
Robert Bolt
Natalie Malewick
Cleveland Avenue
Brookfield
Bolt
Arother
Diane Roberta Bolt
Summer Rent Season Words Reborn in Wood Shoots
A fragmentary line hints at summer housing and rent season, mentioning shoots of wood and seasonal burdens. The text suggests a reflection on warmth, property, and the tension of lodging costs without clear context or complete sentences. This compact piece implies economic and environmental themes without full detail.
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Bext
Cae
Charles Steinke
William McCandless
Perry Herst
Chicago Private Schools League
Ray Janik
Roy Slezak
Bob Hoffman
Dick Stevens
Robert Nelson
Dan Ludwig
Jerry Siebert
N.E. Falewitch Store
Burlington Boulevard
General Home Appliances
West Burlington Ave
Chicagoan Studio, Inc
Timothy Jacobson
N. Spring
Lagrange Park
Illinois
Patricia Lynn HA
N. Park
Lagrange Illinois
Suzanne Culbertson
N. Catherine
Beth Ann Cottle
6Th Ave
Illlinois
John Wintermute
LA Grange Road
LA Grange Park
Carol Brayton
Robert Hooper
Ashland
Sonfaaly Bi Ecumencias
Ographe
G. Innis
Verne Laurence
Berwyn
Mrs. Stiles, Sr
Rockford
Richard Stiles
Blanchan Avenue
Lord Lumber and Coal
Tree Lumber Lord
North Spring Avenue
Wards
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