Culver Motors Still Unbeaten In Softball League
Culver Motors remains undefeated in both Open and Industrial leagues at Ellis Park. Don McGuire’s pitching and clean defense powered continued wins, with Leslie Lawrence and Roger Schrodermi er contributing at bat and in the field. Other notable results include Wilson’s trio shining on the mound and Parkson’s surge past Merchants Bank.
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Culver Motors
Willenborg Leads Way In Maquoketa Valley
Dyersville Dutchmen manager Fritz Willenborg posts a .563 batting average to lead Maquoketa Valley league. Die Ahlers Herb Mescher of New Vienna and Breitbach of Worthington tie for second at .500. Pitching leaders include Butch Krueger Hopkinton with 4-0 and Davenport Monticello 3-1.
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Dyersville
Maquoketa Valley League
Charles F. Gebhard
Fritz Willenborg
Dyersville Dutchmen
Die Ahlers
Herb Mescher
New Vienna
Breitbach
Worthington
Butch Krueger
Hopkinton
Store on wheels serves collective farmers in Azov-Black Sea region
A Bryukhovetsky village mobile shop loaded with groceries bread drinks medicines and crockery travels to field workers in the Azov-Black Sea territory to supply the collective farms during harvest and field work.
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Bryukhovetsky
Azov-Black Sea
Russia
Mount Vernon grid plans grow as Barker fills squad
Dick Barker the Cornell football coach plans an ambitious three day slate next fall. He schedules Grinnell Culver Stockton Monmouth and others to keep a larger B and varsity group busy. The piece notes returning freshmen and a boost to the Cornell program.
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Dick Barker
Cornell
Mount Vernon
Barker
Grinnell
Culver Stockton
Coe, Ripon
Knox, Simpson and
Carleston
Grinnell freshmen win sports numerals list
Grinnell college announces fifteen freshmen as winners of numerals for first year sports. The group includes track participants Hird Stryker Omaha William Keating Muscatine Kenneth Sage Grinnell Duane Wilson Mason City Mark Moody Webster Groves Allen Judd Hector Minn Frank Pfohl Chicago Don Niffenegger Vernon Evans Des Moines golf Dave Miller Wilmette Robert Neiman Des Moines Harry Jensen Council Bluffs tennis Donald Vance Ashland Vincent Wallace Waterloo Jack Savage Knoxville.
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Grinnell College
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Omaha
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Muscatine
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Duane Wilson
Mason City
Mark Moody
Webster Groves
Allen Judd
Hector
Minn
Frank Pfohl
Chicago
Don Niffenegger
Vernon Evans
Des Moines
Dave Miller
Wilmette
Robert Neiman
Harry Jensen
Council Bluffs
Donald Vance
Ashland
Kan
Vincent Wallace
Waterloo
Jack Savage
Knoxville
Allied Industrial Horseshoe League Opens Season
The Allied Industrial Horseshoe league begins play Monday at 6 o clock on the Quaker Oats courts with weekly matches. The league committee includes L. A. Soukup of Speeder Co. and other members from Quaker Oats La Plante Choate Penick Ford Looney and George Pastesy from Iowa Manufacturing.
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Allied Industrial Horseshoe League
Quaker Oats
L. A. Soukup
The
Speeder Co
David Dostal
L. Milburn
la Plante- Choate
W. Kreutner
Penick and
Ford
T. J. Looney
Cécil Looney
George Pastesy
Iowa Manufacturing Oo
Culver Motors Softball Club Seeks Out-of-Town Games
Culver Motors softball team, leading Cedar Rapids league, seeks away opponents. Managers of teams in other towns may contact Don McGuire at 1953 Ellis Boulevard NE or call 7659 for bookings.
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Cedar Rapids Softball Association
Don McGuire
Ellis Boulevard
Crossley Second in Western Hitting as Cap Crossley Leads
AP report shows Cap Crossley of Cedar Rapids fueling a move to first place while boosting his average from .319 to .358. Frank Krole tops Western league hitters at .361 with Conrad Flippen rising to .343 and Cal Lahman at .340. Des Moines Walter Menke sits at .339. John Schinski at Rock Island trails. Lahman also leads in home runs, two-baggers, and RBIs. Flood of Davenport leads triples. Cedar Rapids pitchers pace hurling with Hayes Elston and Van Fleet among leaders.
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Red van Fleet
Light Nine Remains A Money Club With Four Pennants
The Light Nine team known as the Lighters keeps up its money club reputation as they chase a fourth straight pennant. Manager Jon Bailey’s squad has pitching and defense, clutch run production, and a 21-inning scoreless streak from Theisen and Sturm. Eddie Kvach’s 400-foot homer supplied Friday’s 1–0 win over Quaker Oats, while Don Shaffer held up the Quakers with a single hit allowed. The Quakers still in contention, face Wilson Packers next, with other games set against La Plant Choate and CCC.
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Kvach
Quaker Oats
Don Shaffer
Eddie Kvach
Ockie Theisen
Frankie Sturm
Sturm
Marion CCC
Theisen
Cedar Rapids
Quakers
Shaffer
Koach
Don
Wilson Packers
la Plant-Choate Manufacturing Company
CCC
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Insect Screen Universal
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