Softball Association outlines plans for Open league
The first general meeting in city hall heard Softball president Archie Baker discuss plans for a fast Open league and a balanced men division. Teams named include Wilson and Company, Eagles, Collins Radio, LaPlant Choate, Quaker Oats, Armstrong's, Beck's, Coop Dairy and Church of Brethren. YWCA Girls league headed by Mildred Ferris expected to boost participation. meeting set for Friday April 14 at 7 30 p.m. in city hall to elect officers and review eligibility.
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Archie Baker
Softball Association
Wilson and Company
Eagles
Collins Radio
LaPlant-Choate
Quaker Oats
Armstrong's
Beck's
Coop Dairy
Church of Brethren
Y.W.C.A
Mildred Ferris
Y.M.C.A
RED Crown Commercial League
Lincoln Commercial League
Barney's Paint
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Smulckett's
Sli
Hawkeye Motors
Inh Knout Oe
High Sneberg
Pautlson Constr
Loorf Mace
High Hradec
Little Bohem O
Tech Montilion
High Gutan Oe
Harris Cutlery
Windsor Motel Ene
Prown Furs
Yaget's
High Crooks Dhee
Air
High Striney
Eddy Paper Games
Lincoln Booster League
Fisher Drugs
James Wic
Hitch Adams
Food Center
City Classic League
Web Whitney
Watts Tavern
Honey Mead
Welch-Cook-Bears
Ennoineers
High
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Weigh Kibbie
High Breges
Knight Is Pythias
Rock Island Lines
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High “Debridee American Legion Teagt
Laplant Choate League
Signal Corp
Office
Paratroopers
Stendup Big Ace
High Armeree
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Eaton
Philips
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Fish Krumholz
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Town Engineering
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Merchant's Bank
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J. Vondra
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Clark's Clothing
Sand
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Ladies Recreation League
Cities
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En A. Mratlic
Bren 'Eabblt
L. Tepte
Ed Veelon
Tigh A. Phillips
Hight L. Nezerka
State High School Cage Tourneys Bring In Big Totals
Boone AP Iowa High School Athletic Association figures show sectional district and sub state basketball tournaments grossed 76005.40 with a net of 67452.70 after tax. Sub state receipts led by Cedar Falls at 4963.80 and Davenport at 2556.85. Regular coaching school set for August at the Y camp near Boone.
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BOONE
Iowa High School Athletic Association
Cedar Falls
Laurens
East Waterloo
Davenport
Iowa City
Y Camp
Y M C A Presents Annual Swim Review Friday Evening
Fifty Y M C A swimmers will take part in the annual swimming review to be presented Friday at 7 30 p m. Highlights include warfare aquatic skills, water safety methods, Sea Scout demonstrations, girls and women's drills, and honors for the 1943 Y River Swims champions. Free learn to swim courses announced for all.
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Y.M.C.A
James Graham
Nate
Worcester
Lions Sea Ship
Richard Brague
Sally Henry
Beulah Detweiler
Neil Ross
Roy Hoff
Ray ,Yeakle
Bud Jones
Shirley Long
Gloria Powers
Rose Uynanek
Edward Klouda
Henry Shimek
St Joseph Aspirin Promises Quality at Low Cost
The advertisement proclaims St Joseph Aspirin as the world's largest seller offering quality at a low price. It touts 36 tablets for 20 cents and 100 tablets for 35 cents, urging readers to buy now.
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St. Joseph
Fur trade and hunting notes from Iowa and beyond
The piece reports Iowa fur harvests totaling 979 315 pelts worth 2 961 462 55 with muskrats leading in both count and value and Alaska totals 291 108 furs valued at 2 048 942 90. It notes a trapper earning over 5 000 and hints at lively duck hunting plans and policy discussions at a national Outdoors Writers meeting in Columbus Ohio.
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Iowa
Gulliver
Horatio Alger
Alaska
Outdoors Writers Association of America
Columbus
Ohio
Rocky Mountains
Illinois
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Delaware
Maryland
Missouri
Indiana
Alabama
Minnesota
Dakotas
Nebraska
Buddy Baer Plans Another Engagement After Accident
Buddy Baer hospitalized in Palm Beach Florida announced engagement to Ruth Eleanor Boynton Phillips of Lake Worth Florida and Dexter Maine. The wedding is set for September 9 upon finalization of his divorce decree. Phillips works at Morrison Field Army Air Base and is also ending a marriage.
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Palm Beach
Fla
Buddy, Baer
Ruth Eleanor Boynton Phillips
Lake Worth
Dexter
Baer
Joe Louis
Ream General Hospitals Public Relations
Morrison Field Army Air Base
Baseball's Turn To Try Unlimited Substitution Now
AP reports a proposal to introduce unlimited substitution in baseball. The idea mirrors football and basketball, allowing players to enter and exit freely to optimize fielding and batting. It could shift strategic decisions, give pitchers rest, and require scorekeepers to adapt to frequent lineup changes.
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Whitney Martin
NEW York
Ray Dumont
Willy Nilly
Fans Ready for Big Night in Stanley Cup Playoff
Chicago fans pack the 19,000-seat stadium for Game 3 between the Chicago Blackhawks and Montreal Canadiens. Montreal leads series after two wins including a 3-1 victory marred by debris thrown from the stands. NHL president Red Dutton warned of a forfeit if such disturbances continue.
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Chicago
Chicago Blackhawks
Montreal Canadiens
Hawks
Montreal
Red Dutton
National Hockey League
Paul Thompson
Canadiens
Honolulu Pro Grid Franchise Aims for Postwar League
Pittsburgh businessman Roland D. Payne says A F Brickner of Honolulu asked that a Honolulu team be considered for membership in a tentative pro football league. League leaders will decide at a later meeting whether to form a permanent organization and grant operation certificates to Pittsburgh St Louis Baltimore Washington Seattle New York Cincinnati and Philadelphia. The plan envisions league play after the war.
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Pittsburgh
Roland D. Payne
F. J. Brickner
Honolulu
Payne
St. Louis
Baltimore
Washington
Seattle
New York
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
New Mexico Preps Seek Wartime Fitness Certificates
New Mexico high school athletes will strive for certificates of physical fitness in a wartime program described as unique by O.0. Sabin secretary of the state high school athletic association. To qualify a youth must equal or exceed one of 17 events aligned with Amateur Athletic Union standards such as the 100 yard dash in 11.6 seconds the running high jump at 5 feet and the standing broad jump at 7 feet.
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Gallup
N. M
New Mexico
O.0. Sabin
State High School Athletic Association
Amateur Athletic Union
Joe Louis Arrives in Great Britain for Army Base Tour
Joe Louis reaches Britain to begin boxing exhibitions for the army invasion bases. He has not yet reached London and tour details are scarce. British fans hoped for a bout with Freddie Mills, but Louis is tied to troop morale duties under army special services.
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London
Sigt
Joe Louis
Britain
Louis
Freddie Mills
Army Special Services
Plan World Wide Baseball Playoff Proposal Gathers Support
A plan to create a worldwide non professional baseball championship, proposed to unite national champions from 32 areas, received approval from high officials. Ray Dumont of the National Baseball Congress said games would be held in Washington and across Central and South America, Australia, and England by 1944. Eleven franchises will decide national titles, with the US finals set for Wichita August 11-23.
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Wichita
Kaw
INS
America
Ray Dumont
National Baseball Congress
Dumont
United States
Washington
inter-American Affairs
South American
Australia
England
Toronto Unt
Canada
Honolulu
T H
Havana
Cuba
Kingston
Jamaica
West Indies
Guayaquil
Ecuador
Bucaramanga
Colombia
San Salvador
Salvador
Managua
Nicaragua
Frederiksted
St Croix
Virgin Islands
Mexico City
Montgomery Ordered to Pre Induction Physical Next Wednesday
Philadelphia AP reports world lightweight champion Bob Montgomery, newly reclassified from 3-A to 1-A, must undergo a pre induction medical exam next Wednesday. The 25 year old fighter is married and has a 3 year old son.
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Philadelphia
Bob Montgomery
New York-Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Waner Confident of a Big Season at 41
Paul Waner, at age 41, insists he is entering a "really big season" with the Brooklyn Dodgers after 18 MLB seasons. He recalls his 1927 MVP year, notes aging eyesight but solid form, and cites expected pitching and defensive trends that should boost his hitting and longevity.
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Bear Mountain
Paul
Big Poison
Waner
Pittsburgh Pirates
Calvin Coolidge
Jack Dempsey
Brooklyn Dodgers
Flatbush Flock
Ty Cobb
Tris Speaker
Honus Wagner
Eddie Collins
Nap Lajoie
Lloyd
Keystone
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