Butter-Nuts Beat Cities Service 10-6 In Legion Game
Butter-Nut Legion rallied with four runs in both the fifth and sixth innings to overcome Cities Service 10 to 6. Oilers started strong with a four-run first inning, led by Don Schmidt and Bruce White.
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Butter- Nut Legion
Butter-Nut
Beck
Oilers
Gordie Mollman
al Schamberger
Baker
Leo Cabalka
Wayne Sorensen
Cabalka
Don Schmidt
Schmidt
Bruce White
Kenny Little
David Mitchell
Lamir Dvorak
Francis Richardson
Schamberger
Baker’s
Gallagher
Cities Service edges Butternut in late rally for win
Cities Service broke a 6-6 tie with a two run homer and timely hits as Mollman and White drove in runs. W. Sorensen pitched well over five, Richardson closed, with Gallagher and Dvorak contributing key hits in a 10 6 final.
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al Butternut
Servier AB Hoa Mach
Lf O Goodrow
Cel
Klekar
Jf . Moilman
Gal’gher
Cabalkalb
di Daviete
Sorensend
O Little
Sor'sen
Mitchell
Schmidt
Ll Harrisrf
White
Dvorakis
Lowe
Ger
Cabalka
Schamberger
Cities Service
Christie
Mollman
W. Sorenson
Goodrow
Gallagher
Dvorak
Elekar
Sacrffce
Harris
Butternut
W. Sorensen
Richardson
Schanberger
Sorensen
Richards
Bailey
Stodola
Industrial Horseshoe Clubs Practice Thursday
Allied Industrial horseshoe league holds a practice session at Ellis Park Thursday night under lights. Joe Jaeger requests team member names to be given to the secretary. Teams from Quaker Oats Iowa Manufacturing and Witwer Grocer have joined the league.
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Ellis Park
Joe Jaeger
Quaker Oats
Iowa Manufacturing Company
Witwer Grocer
Illinois Central Bowlers Win Industrial Playoff
J. Q. McNeil announces the Men's Open Industrial Bowling league playoff was won by Illinois Central over Quaker Oats. The season ends with Harris Cutlery in first place and Illinois Central in second. Playoff scores show Illinois Central 14 7 11 7 4 5 points and Quaker Oats 6 2 0 7 2 2.
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J. Q. McNeil
Illinois Central
Quaker Oats
Harris
Quaker Oats Company
Rocarck
Raiders World Ties and Team Shifts Highlight 1940s Notes
The list of hospital patients grows to include Paul Calvert along with Davis and Semczak as medical needs rise. Buck Frierson trains after leaving the draft, George Bink joins Madison and will play here June 1. May 13 memories linger for Del Jones as two misplays spark four runs and later a double. Ollie Marquardt may swap Stoeber and Kahn positions as Slapnicka visits with wife. Feller’s victory over the Yankees brings smiles.
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Big Buck Frierson
Raider
Wilkes- Barre
George Bink
de Luxe
Raiders
Madison
The
Blues
Manchester Names Successor To Cole
Rudolph Carlson of Guthrie Center was chosen as successor to Coach Leonard Cole at the Manchester high school. Cole resigned to become head football coach at Marshalltown. Carlson will teach and coach, a Simpson college graduate who has coached at Guthrie Center since 1936 and played as an all conference fullback and all-state player in college.
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Gazette
Manchester
Rudolph Carlson
Guthrie Center
Leonard Cole
Board of Education
Cole
Marshalltown High School
Carlson
Simpson College
Coe Freshman Golfers Defeat Cornell on Ellis Park Course
The Coe freshman golf team won their second meet of the season by beating Cornell 141 to 312 at Ellis Park. Maurice Trickey of Iowa Falls was medalist with 87, Johnson of Cornell shot 88, and several Coe players earned victories in head to head matchups against Cornell including Eddy and Gallagher 3-0 over Eyre and Horton.
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Coe
Cornell College
Ellis Park
Maurice Trickey
Iowa Falls
Johnson
Cornell
Aye
Smith
Huntington
Eddy
Eyre
Gallager
Horton
Trickey
Gallagher
Chipped Bone May Sideline Stastny For Season
Iowa City report says University of Iowa pitcher Bob Stastny may miss the rest of the season after X rays show a chipped bone from last weekend’s Iowa Chicago game. Stastny, Iowa’s No. 1 pitcher, had five wins in six starts.
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Iowa City
Bob Stastny
University of Iowa
Stastny
Decorah Nine Falls to Fort Atkinson in Baseball Duel
Decorah high school lost 4 to 3 to Fort Atkinson on Tuesday afternoon. Fort Atkinson had five hits to Decorah's four. Decorah batters Holm and Danielson faced Becker and Becker of Fort Atkinson in a tight early season game.
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Decorah
Fort Atkinson
Decorah High School
Holm and Danielson
Becker
Lincoln Hosts 1942 City Women's Bowling Meet
The 1942 women s city bowling tournament will be held next spring at the Lincoln alleys. A six team classic league is planned for next year with players averaging at least 140. Tournaments will alternate between the Red Crown and Lincoln alleys.
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Lincoln
Women’s Bowling Association
Red Crown
Fine Pitching Marks Play In Softball Loop
The Industrial league resumed at Ellis Park with close B division win by Packinghouse Workers 3 2 over Bakers Local. In A division Cherry Burrell beat Witwer 3 0 as White spun a second shutout. Wilson's beat Eddy Paper 9 2. Quaker Oats topped Post Office 14 5. Link Belt Speeder defeated LaPlant Choate 11 3. Collins Radio exploited Honeymead misc errors to win 15 10 7 and Universal Crusher also played.
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Ellis Park
Bakers
Skala
G. Astrosky
Witwer- Cherry-Burrell
Cherry-Burrell
White
Withers
Wilson
Eddy Paper
Jones
McGuire
Quaker Oats
Norm Huston
Post Office
Speeder
LaPlant-Choate
Collins Radio
Universal Crusher
Collins Radio + beliees
Honeymea
Hollingsworth and Jones, Trumble, Marx and Franzke Bakers Packin House
Saycer
Urban and Newell
Turner, Campbell
Huston
Jewell
Zisko
Loftus
Data
Schwartz
Wilson's
Tee
Alton
Palumbo
Stewart
LaPlant
Western Auto Big Bass Contest Opens for Iowa Fishers
The Western Auto company announces the fifth annual Big Bass contest for Iowa anglers. Prizes total 122 dollars in value plus trophies. Free entry blanks at Western Auto stores. Entries May 15 to Sept 30. Catches must be sworn before a notary or attested by a store manager.
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Iowa
Western Auto Company
Western Auto
Heddon's River Runts
Arborgast Jitterbues
Heddon's Lucky
Hawaiian Wlaslers
al Foss
Heddon Crazy Crawlers
Shannon Spinners
Creek Chub Dingbats
Gophers Rally to Beat Norsemen 5-4 in Tight Contest
Minnesota overcame a 3-1 deficit to rally in the eighth inning with four hits. A wild pitch and a walk aided the rally as Capt. George Sweeney drove in the winning run. Luther threatened in the ninth but Bill Anderson closed out the win. Carey, Gallup, Flick, Anderson and Bowling listed.
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Minneapolis
Minnesota
Lu«ther College
George Sweeney
Iowans
Gopher
Bill Anderson
Luther
Carey
Fire
Gallup
Flick Anderson
Springville Wins 8 3 in Tuesday Baseball
Springville defeated Viola 8 to 3 here on Tuesday. Viola batters were Newland and Sloge. Springville batting was led by Cooper Seery and Abraham.
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Springville
Viola
Newland
Sloge
Cooper
Seery
Abraham
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Ane
Paul Calvert
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del Jones
Ollie Marquardt
Harry Stoeber
Louie Kahn
Kahn
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C. C. Slapnicka
Cleveland
Mrs. Slapnicka
Bob Feller
Yanks
America
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10Th Street
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Gophers
Norsemen
National Defense
Kenmore
35Th Street
A Kee As
Ede
Anamesa
Frazer Motor Company
Belle Plaine
Raleigh
King
NEW Dodge
NEW Plymouth
DODGE
Handler Motor
Brooklyn
Center Point
Hendryx Motor Company
Cruiser
Hawkeye Motor Co
Mechanicsville
Lynch Motor Sales
Vernon
Smith's Garage
Ralph Frank
Andy
Anchora
Bowes
C.B.S
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van Horne
Wilson Motor Company
Vinton
Williamsburg
Midway Motor Company
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