Dairymen Club Sinco Nine Take Lead In M-1 Victory
Co-Op clubbed Herb Pruel for a 7-4 win over Iowa Manufacturing to seize first in the M-1 league. Dittmer drove in two on a Kafer triple in the seventh, while Kafer added four RBIs and Currell key hits as Co-Op broke a late tie. Rucker left early after being hit by a foul tip.
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Co-Op
Herb Pruel
LaPlant
Iowa Manufacturing
Dairymen
Shedek
Dittmer
Kafer
Bill Currell
Bill Rucker
Schlotterbeck
Towa Mfr
Schulz
M.benh'tlf
Currell
Ingels
Burgessss
Tvrdik
OjCabalka
Pickards
Krummecs
Kinch
Stuhr
Schueler
Norton
Rucker
Lawyer
Oj Schlot
Ckce
Stepan'k
Pruelp
Towa Mig
Stepanek
Burgess
Turdik
Cabalka
Krumm
Iowa Mfg
Pruel
Micheels and Stodola
Fourth of July doubleheader at Daniels park
A Fourth of July program at Daniels park features a doubleheader with the Amana Freezers facing the M J league All Stars. The curtain raiser pits Co-Op against Quaker at 1 p m with Bruce Thenhaus managing the M J All Stars. Inning highlights include Imco loading the bases and Leo Cabalka hitting a street-ward homer to tie 4-4 before Jack Dittmer and two double plays seal the tie.
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Daniels Park
Amana Freezers
Quaker
Bruce Thenhaus
Imco
Leo Cabalka
Jack Dittmer
Second Hole-in-One Is Shot at Oneota Course
DECORAH Idor Bjonerud made a hole-in-one at No 5 a 137-yard hole for the Oneota golf and Country club in a foursome with Dr Galen Boler Ralph Weselmann and Joe Korbel It is the second hole-in-one at the Oneota course this year
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Decorah
Calmar
Oneota Golf and Country Club
Idor Bjonerud
Oneota
Bjonerud
Galen C. Boler
Ralph Weselmann
Joe Korbel
Traer Softball Club To Hold Celebration
The Traer Softball Association sponsors a Fourth of July celebration in Traer with a 7 p.m. doubleheader between the Traer team and the Waterloo Amvets in the Northeast Iowa softball league. A fireworks show follows the games.
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Traer Softball Club
Traer
Traer Softball Association
Dennisfield
Waterloo Amvets
Iowa
Red Hoyle Sets Midget Record at Davenport Meet
Danny Kladis vows revenge Friday at Hawkeye Downs after Red Hoyle of Cedar Rapids blazed to a 6:14.90 20 lap midget record at Davenport, lowering Tony Russo’s 6:37.40 mark. Hoyle and Kladis headline July Fourth O’Downs races with Byron Fisher Chuck Marshall Earl Simmons Red Newkirk Jim Zearing Dick Ritchie Burroughs Arnold Willard Yates Don Johnson Cliff Johnson among entries. time trials tentatively planned.
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Hawkeye Downs
Kladis
Davenport
Red Hoyle
Cedar Rapids
Tony Russo
Hoyle
O'Downs
Byron Fisher
Chuck Marshall
Earl Simmons
Red Newkirk
Jim Zearing
Dick Ritchie
Burroughs
Arnold
Willard Yates
Don Johnson
Cliff Johnson
John Gerber
Association
Auto race schedule hints at afternoon lineup
At 12 30 p m depending on the number of cars to qualify The first of the eight races will start at 2 30 p m The note outlines qualifying time and race start for an afternoon program with eight events.
Wet Track Slows Hawkeye Racing Meet at Allison
Special to The Gazette Manchester A wet track slowed speeds at Hawkeye Racing Club meet Sunday in Allison. In the 2:28 class pace Charlie Miller owned by A L Bradley of Waterloo won two firsts and a second with Florvonian D Wilson Charles yees Barney Leer Eddie Morse Lancaster Wis ive Sisictyou Roy Friedley Wat co t Cruiser Chief T B Armstrong Manchester 5 Best time 2:22. In the 222 trot Miss Paynbee owned by P E Ryan of St Paul.
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Hawkeye Racing
Allison
Charlie Miller
A. L. Bradley
Waterloo
Florvonian
D. Wilson
Charles Yees
Barney Leer
Eddie Morse
Lancaster
Wis Ive Sisictyou
Roy Friedley
Watcot
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Historic Midwestern Harness Meet Recap and Schedule
Reports show Edna Guy and William French earned multiple top finishes in a 2:18 class pace with five entries, while Queen 3B and Herry Coleman led other placings in Fort Dodge. Edna Guy owned by E L Landrum and William French owned by Harold Dennis tallied two firsts and two seconds combined. Upcoming events are set for Wav terly on July Fourth featuring the 2:28 pace and trot, then Central City next Sunday per Thomas Armstrong, association secretary.
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Queen
Herry Coleman
Fort Dodge
Strawberry Point
Foxie Shenault
John Mahoney
Alias ‘Millmac
Dr. McIntire
Waseca
Minn
Tom_Eden
Monticello
Wavterly
Central City
Thomas B.armstrong
Manchester
Association
Angstadt Eyes Second Round In Navy Tennis Meet
Annapolis Md Lt Commander Warren Angstadt former Ottumwa Navy Pre flight captain meets Hospital Apprentice J Edwards in the second round of the all Navy tennis tournament Angstadt the Ninth Naval District champion won his first round 6 3 6 4 over Lt Commander W B Hussey Percy Panoma Fifteenth District champ Angstadt recently transferred from Ottumwa to Pensacola Naval Air Station Only three American Leaguers batted over .300 in 1945.
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Annapolis
Warren Angstadt
Ottumwa Navy
J. Edwards
San Diego
Naval District
Angstadt
W. B. Hussey
Panama
Ottumwa
Pensacola
Staion
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