All-Star Tilt Sets North South Lineups In Spring Game
Marquardt of Cedar Rapids and Coleman of Evansville chosen as managers for the northern and southern squads in the Three-Eye league All-Star game to be held next Friday night in Springfield Tl. Readies full rosters feature Del Jones Gehrke Wolff Naymick and others with notable batting marks and mound strength shaping the selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lie Marquardt
Cedar Rapids Raiders
Bob Coleman
Evansville Bees
Springfield
Marquardt
Coleman
Cedar Rapids
Evansville
del Jones
Stanley Gehrke
Roger Wolff
Mike Naymick
Blondy Ryan
Clinton Challengers
Moline
Raiders
Waterloo
Decatur
Bloomington
Commodores
Gehrke
Jones
Tony Kauffman
Walter Halke
Stanton
Hausmann
Repass
Outnelders
Ross
Skurski
Stroble
Bell Springfield
Caliahon
Weigel
Netherly
Schmitz
Escobar
Steiner
Toncott
Clinton
Campbell
Wolff
Anderson
Deets
Anteriog
Naymick
Cedar Rapiers
Clarence Evan
An Gehrke
Jefferson Hosts Iowa A A U Swim Classic
The 1939 Iowa State A A U swimming and diving championships set for July 23 will take place at Jefferson Municipal Pool. Athletes from across the state compete in fourteen events for junior and senior divisions with entries from universities, colleges, and unattached swimmers. Jake Daubert hosts, with D A Armbruster as referee and Mac McCaffree as starter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson
Iowa State A. A. U
University of Towa
Towa State College
New Hampton
Des Moines
Fairfield
Fort Dodge
Denison
Webster City
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Falls
Clarinda
Sioux City
Boone
Davenport
Burlington
J. R. Gobble
Jefferson Chamber of Commerce
Meet. Co. BE
Jake” Daubert
Walford Holds Narrow Lead in Iowa Valley Standings
Walford, with a one game margin over Newhall, tops the Iowa Valley league standings this week. Upcoming Sunday games include Walford at Norway and Newhall at Blairstown with several other matchups across the league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walford
Iowa Valley
Gazette
Newhall
Blairstown
van Horne
Norway
Watkins Atkins
Keystone
Atkins
Watkins
Frybear to Decide Wholl Be Referee for Belanger Paycheck Fight
Promoter Johnny Fryrear plans to choose the referee for the Belanger Paycheck showdown on July 24 at Hill Park after protests over replacing Alex Fidler. Fryrear favors using Fidler for the main bout with Benny Leonard handling earlier duties, citing stakes for both fighters and Fidler’s contention over slurs. Tickets brisk as Cedar Rapids expects a strong turnout, with ringside seats $2.20, grandstand $1.65, and general admission lower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill Park
Johnny Fryrear
Alex Fidler
Middle West
Fidler
Leonard
Fryfear
Benny Leonard
Cedar Rapids
Belanger
Fryrear
Sanitary Farm Dairies Incorporation Report
Notice of incorporation for Sanitary Farm Dairies a Cedar Rapids Linn County Iowa corporation under Chapter 384. It outlines authorized capital stock 100000 par 100 and business aims from dairy production to real estate patents and merchandising with offices in St Paul Minnesota directors Edward G Riedel and William C Riedel and officers Edward Q Riedel president. The corporate term runs twenty years from June 5 1939 with annual meeting set February 5 1940 and ability to renew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanitary Farm Dairies
Cedar Rapids
Linn County
Iowa
Constal
Executive Council
State of
Board of Directors
Edward G. Riedel
William C. Riedel
St. Paul
Minnesota
Canadian champion Ed Adams to play Sunday exhibition in Cedar Rapids
Canadian amateur and Missouri state champion Ed Adams of Chillicothe will face Johnny Jacobs Johnny Hobart and Billy McPartland in a Sunday afternoon exhibition at Cedar Rapids Country Club. Adams, picked by Bobby Jones for the 1939 Masters at Augusta and who finished sixth, stays with Al Cash before heading to Genin to defend his Canadian title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Ed Adams
Chillicothe
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Johnny Jacobs
Johnny Hobart
Billy McPartland
Adams
Bobby Jones
Augusta
Cedar Rapids
al Cash
Genin
Fraternal League Softball Highlights Saturday Night Scores
Thursday night games feature CSA beating Knights of Columbus 13 10 DeMolay edges ZCBJ 8 7 Maccabees shut out Triton Club 10 0 Eagles beat Junior Odd Fellows 4 3 Community House forfeit over Jan Hus I COF National-Oats upset Penick and Ford 3 2 Dietz Bailey homeruns in industrial B win Cherry Burrell 21 runs Industrial C over French Stamats Key players include Mamous Straiey Dyson Sullivan Morehouse Pruchn Brousnard Penick Huston Reid and McGuire Oats victory surprise over Penick and Ford
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus
DeMolay
Maccabees
Triton Club
Eagles
Junior Odd Fellows
Community House
Jan Hus I
C. O. F. National Oats
Penick and
Ford
Dietz
Bailey
Cherry-Burrell
French-Stamats
Ager Essoveeresnnenee
Morehouse
Kerasek
Pruchn
Cura End Hach
G Brousnard
Penick
National
Gnomonerd
Huston
Skule
O'Con- Cherry-Burrell
Sfetar
Springer McGuire and Rayura
Morlan An Reid
Poweshick County Golf Meet Set for Sunday
Montezuma hosts the Poweshick county golf tournament this Sunday July 30 with defending champion Bob Maples in the field. If Grinnell wins they claim permanent possession of the cup after already two prior victories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poweshick County
Montezuma
Bob Maples
Grinnell
Ruth Smith Leads Iowa Women at Country Club Practice
Miss Ruth Smith of Ottumwa, 1938 champion, heads a group of Iowa women golfers practicing at the Country club ahead of the state tournament opening Monday. Edith Estabrooks of Dubuque and players from Bellevue, Kenmore, Cedar View, and other towns join 101 registered golfers and 19 clubs in warmup rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Smith
Ottumwa
Iowa
Eleanor Stevens
Salem
Ann Casey
Mason City
Mary Weaver
Burlington
Norman Frank
R. D. Kim
Independence
L. H. Henney
Bellevue
Kenmore
Cedar View
Edith Estabrooks
Dubuque
Crushers Lose To Quaker Outs In 4 To 1 Tilt
Frankie Sturm struggled after five and a third innings as Quaker Outs beat Universal Crusher 4 to 1. Jack Thenhaus and Ducky Holmes led the Quakers with key hits including doubles, while Kenny Thenhaus allowed only three hits over six innings for the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crushers
Quaker Outs
Frankie Sturm
Universal Crusher
Quakers
Sturm
Kenny Thenhaus
Light Company
Jack Thenhaus
Ducky Holmes
Jim Koch
Ed Bednasek
Bob White
Holmes
Koch
White
Heintz
George Gable
AL Sturm
Crusher
Quaker Oats Universal Crusher Abilo A Abtilo
Currell
Bednasek
MacMurray
J. Thenhaus
Laneguth
Bednnaseck
Gable
Thenhaus
Curran
McMurray
Fin
Sturn
Nitcher
Michaels
Blake
Gene Mako and Frank Parker in Davis Cup rally at Spring Lake
Spring Lake field narrows to four men with Gene Mako and Ted Olewine among survivors. Mako defeats Olewine, Parker, Mulloy, and Doeg. Mako to meet Mulloy Friday, Parker to face Doeg Saturday. Final set for Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Lake
N. J
INS
Gene Mako
Frank Parker
Mako
America
Ted Olewine
Parker
Gardnar Mulloy
Coral Gables
John Hope Doeg
Rumson
Mulloy
Doeg
Bargain Counter At Hill Park Opens For 5 Days
The Hill Park bargain counter features five days of reduced prices as Cedar Rapids battles Evansville and Decatur. Schedule includes family night, double bills, ladies night, and special events with free for kids under 12 and 20 cent seats on WMT night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill Park
Cedar Rapids
Evansville
Decatur
Ollie Marquardt
High Twelve
WMT
Banyan Tree Roots Grow into Forest of Trunks
The banyan tree forms roots that descend to the ground like stalactites. These roots become new terms and, over time, create many trunks. What began as one tree gradually becomes a forest of trunks.
Hainlines and Ruegg Reach Semi Finals in Iowa City
In the Mississippi Valley Tennis tournament, Dick and Forrest Hainline of Rock Island advance in singles and join forces to beat Dick Ruegg of Cedar Rapids and John Palmer 6-1 6-0 in doubles. Dick Hainline defeats Bob Aldrich 6-2 6-2 and Forrest over Hubert Turner 6-1 6-4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Hainline Brothers
Dick and
Forrest
Rock Island, Jr
University of Iowa
Bob Aldrich
Galesburg
Ill
Hubert Turner
Cedar Rapids
Dick Rugg
John Palmer
Viretnin Swain
Dox Moss
Stafeated
Peasy Green
St Louis
Dean Totten
Rock Island
Rachael Benton
Washington c
Louise Kuhl
Beatrice Neb
Waisel Sumpter
Huntington W.va
Sallie Taylor Keokuk
Mary de Shinkle
Rock I Island
MLS S Poumls
Dick Auen
John
Palmer Cedar Rapids
Dave Gersie
Eldo Bunce
Ken Black
Rolf Schwarz
Peoria
John Pauls
al Bothel
John Ebert
Keith Wernher
Jown City
Archie Logan
Bob Wollenweber
Keokuk
Karry Jean
Waterloo
Forrest Wainline
Dick Hamline
Rock Mantl
Randalia Peterson Elected to Stan Coach Post
The Upper Town Placement bureau announced that Grant Peterson of Randalia has been elected to coach at the Stan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayette
Grant Peterson
Randalia
Stan
Peterson Graduates From Upper Jows University
The recipient, Peterson, graduates from Upper Jows University this spring after four years of football baseball and intramural basketball. He will coach basketball and teach history and manual arts moving over Mr Suarazen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ley Consolidated ‘School
Peterson
Upper Jows University
Hus
Waving
Suarazen
Junior Players Take Four Semi Final Spots in Omaha Tourney
In Omaha, junior players clinched all four men's singles semi finals at the Mid west tennis tournament after upset wins Thursday. Ted Schroeder defeated Ed Lindsey 6-3 6-2, Arthur Marx beat Max Davidson 7-5 6-1, Frank Mehner beat Frank Pisasale 6-1 6-1, and Bob Carruthers defeated Allen McDonald 6-3 6-0, with Marx to meet McDonald and Mehner to face Schroeder in the semi finals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Ed Lindsey
Oklahoma
Ted Schroeder
Los Angeles
Max Davidson
Arthur Marx
Beverly Hills
Groucho Marx
Frank Mehner
Salt Lake City
Frank Pisasale
Bob Carruthers
San Diego
Allen McDonald
Kansas City
Marx
McDonald
Mehner
Ene Gages
Schroeder
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North
Roge Wolff
South
Jefferson Site
A.A.U
Shoe Dept
Frybear
Edward Q. Riedel
Walter H. Riedel
Grimm, Elliott, Shuttleworth ɢ Ingersoll
Ted Adams
Poweshick
Ristar
Ensemble Sunts
Killian Company
Hainlines
Dick Ruegg
Ae Tray
Killian
Palm Beach
Esquire's
Arrow Oxford
Oxford
Arrow
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