Rain Delays Junior Legion Baseball Schedule Adjustments
Rain floods Riverside Park forcing games to Hayes Field under Beall authority. Iowa Manufacturing drops McKinley high athlete sponsorship, shifting teams under new banners. Coaching changes include Matter and Carter at Hearn-Stevenson. Revised schedule lists home teams first with 5 30 PM starts on weekdays and 1 30 PM Sundays, detailing upcoming matchups through June.
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Junior Legion
Riverside Park
Dick Beall
Hayes Field
Riverside
Hayes
Iowa Manufacturing
McKinley High
Golden Bear Boys
Hanford Post
Hearn-Stevenson
Carl Matter
Jack Carter
Beall
Sun
Erestenson
Smulekoff
Snes. i
Jor Aise
Hggmatekott
Utternut
Hanford Post's
Specks _ eo
Smutekoff
Une Armst 'S
Une Koff
Junetternut
Une Tternut
Armstrons
Beck
Smuiekoli
Green Gable Realty Corp Incorporation Notice Iowa
Notice is given that a corporation has been formed under Iowa law 1946 to engage in real estate and various related activities. The authorized capital stock is 100000 dollars, nonassessable and fully paid in, with board decisions determining share issuance. The corporation will be managed by a board of directors and officers, with names listed as R D Hunting, J H Smallones, Trewin, Simmons, Perrine & Albright, Attorneys.
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Iowa
Linnae
Iowa Mets
Estes
Ital &K
Board of Directors
Uell
Dior
Four U S Cities Seek 1952 Olympic Games
Four U S cities Detroit Los Angeles Philadelphia and Minneapolis pursue bids to host the 1952 Olympics. Brundage of the American Olympic Association notes Detroit has approval but others may also be selected based on facilities and readiness. Los Angeles plans overseas push with a $10000 appropriation. Cincinnati Reds directors declare a $4.50 per share dividend for the last season.
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New York
United States
Detroit
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Minneapolis
Avery Brundage
American Olympic Association
Olympic Committee
Fletcher Bowron
Brundage
California
Arthur W. Binns
Chamber of Commerce
Britain
London
France
Sweden
Russia
International Amateur Athletic Federation
International Olympic Association
Stockholm
Cincinnati Reds
Hoosier Stadium Capacity Rises to 33 000
Bloomington Indiana capacity for Hoosier football will be increased to 33 000 for the 1947 season after new steel stands were erected.
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Bloomington, Ind
Ins
Hoosier
Wilson High Athletic Awards List Honors Students
Athletic awards presented at Wilson High School include varsity track honorees Keith Brown Dick Fikejs Don Harmon Tom Ipson Bob Levi Thad Miller Harold Steen Ray Suma Jerry Brown Douglas Hamilton Ed Jim Kazimour Patterson Dick Svoboda and Arlo Miller. Basketball honors go to Harmon and Susan as co captains Levi Steen Ken Charles Fulton and Jim.
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Wilson High School
Keith Brown
Dick Fikejs
Don Harmon
Tom Ipson
Bob Levi
Thad Miller
Harold Steen
Ray Suma
Jerry Brown
Douglas Hamilton
Jim Kazimour
Patterson
Dick Svoboda
Arlo Miller
Harmon
Susan
Levi
Steen
Ken
Charles Fulton
Jim
Baseball Guild Head Virtually Surrenders
Robert Murphy, Harvard educated lawyer and leader of the American Baseball Guild, appeared to concede defeat of his unionizing aims by declining to press unfair labor practice charges against the New York Yankees Giants and Brooklyn Dodgers. The state labor relations board said it would ask the guild to show cause why the charges should not be pursued.
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Robert Murphy
New York Yankees
Giants
Brooklyn Dodgers
State Labor Relations Board
Cubs
Murphy
American Baseball Guild
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Green Gable Realre Corporato
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R. D Hunting
J. JH. Smalones
Ry Trewin
Simmons, Perrine & Albright, Attorness
Steve Snider
Ter
Donald Allens Alley
U.1
Wilson High
Chum
Xara
Fox de Jure Breweries
Chicago
Grand Boots
Marios
Tad
Ortohome
Baseball Guild
Jack
Dad
Bright New Gay
Ades
Prumer
Aluminum
Wards Row