Manufacturers Defeat Engineers 6-3 In Big Park Showdown
In Daniels Park clash between the M and J league rivals the Towa Manufacturers beat the Iowa Engineers 6-3. Ivan Reid held off late Engineer threats as Dunfrund Holloway and Burgess provided early runs and Bruce added a seventh inning tally.
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Towa
Iowa Engineers
Daniels Park
Ivan Reid
Bruce
Ivan
Dunfrund
Holloway
Chuck Slauson
Burgess
Don Ludeman
Adolph Heinze
Heinze
Gugler
Reid
Ter
Rucken
Benedict
Bergen
Hopper
Joe Bailey
Iowa Engineering
AB Bendorf
Dee Havil
Anderson
Gaffney
Duntfrand
Havlik
Bailey
Slauson
Rucker
Ludeman
Rendorf
Eid Bruce
Manufacturers
Engineers
ball—Slauson
Abbens
Stodola
Michigan State Plans Civilian Grid Schedule
Michigan State announces a 1944 civilian football schedule with three games booked. Oct. 14 hosts Kansas State College in East Lansing, Nov. 4 against Missouri at Columbia, Mo, and Nov. 11 against the University of Maryland in East Lansing. Athletic Director Ralph H. Young confirmed the plan.
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East Lansing
Mich
Michigan State College
Kansas State College
Ralph H. Young
Spartans
University of Maryland
University of Missouri At Columbia
Many Ties Mark Cedar Rapids Country Club Blind Bogey
About 100 golfers took part in the Memorial day blind bogey at Cedar Rapids Country Club. Eight players tied for first, with several others tying for second and third. playoffs are set for Stag Day on June 7.
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Cedar Rapids Country Club
Marv Wright
G. S. Holmes
D. R. Barnes
Ed Wadsworth
Cyril Kegler
Ben Knight
R. J. Stevenson
P. A. Stover
Art Gossard
D. D. Sullivan
J. K. von Lackum
H. L. Morehead
Ken Lindsay
Tom Crabbe
Nick Craemer
B. P. Lattner
J. L. Cooper
H. C. Jensen
G. H. Cornwall
Earl Bapty
Bill Cissell Returns to Organized Ball in Miller Uniform
In Minneapolis, former infielder Bill Cissell, who played for Cleveland and the Chicago White Sox, arrived unexpectedly Tuesday to join a Miller team, signaling a comeback in organized baseball.
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Skeeter Webb
Raider
Chicago White Sox
Philadelphia Athletics
Dick Siebert
A's
Skeeter
Estatella
Sox
Bill Cissell
Minneapolis
Chalmers
Bill” Cissell
Cleveland
Mack Manufacturing Corporation Amends Articles of Incorporation
The Articles of Incorporation for Mack Manufacturing Corporation are amended to move the principal business to Dyersville Iowa and set authorized capital stock at 150000 with 750 shares preferred and 750 shares common at 100 each. Preferred stock carries 6 percent cumulative dividends, no voting power, and call options at 102 plus accrued dividends. The board will have five directors, annual stockholder meeting on the second Monday of February, and officers including Chairman President Vice President Secretary and Treasurer.
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Mack Manufacturing Corporation
Dyersville
Dubuque County
Iowa
Board of Directors
J Denkhoff
C. Adams
Millers Defeat St. Paul In City Opener 5 to 2
Cissell returns to baseball after four years out and joins the Miller club in the city opener, managing a west coast defense plant team and drawing a potential shortstop showdown with Eric McNair as the Millerers seek the win.
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Milllers
St. Paul
Cissell
Miller
Eric McNair
Levy Heavy Fines In Coast League
Oakland Oaks manager Dolph Camilli and right fielder Frankie Hawkins were fined $50 each after altercations with umpires in the Sacramento Oakland series. Pacific Coast League president Clarence Rowland cited Camilli for delaying the game and using abusive language toward umpire Henry Fanning as the cause. The umpire collapsed from a heart attack during the dispute after ruling out Jake Caulfield on a steal attempt.
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LOS Angeles
INL
Dolph Camilli
Oakland Oaks
Frankie Hawkins
Oakland
Sacramento
Clarence
Pants) Rowland
Camilli
Henry Fanning
Jake Caulfield
Roosevelt Junior High Thinclads Win Annual City Meet
Roosevelt Junior High boys across seventh eighth and ninth grades won the city meet at Franklin field. The Rough Riders totaled 5144 points to Franklin 474 and McKinley 36 and Wilson 29. In eighth grade Roosevelt swept events with Rudd winning high jump and long jump Scott taking shot put and the 440 relay. Cornwell, from Franklin, was a notable seventh grade double winner.
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Franklin Field
Roosevelt
Roughriders
Franklin
McKinley
Wilson
Rudd
Scott
Cornwell
Carlton
Gallant
Priby
Dalziel
Simanovsky
Petrick
Hosmer
Hersom
Wise
Seventh to Ninth Grade Track Meet Results
Sevenths place in 50 yard dash and broad jump show Cornwell and Franklin leading. Eight grade list shows Carlton Franklin first in 48 yard dash and Roosevelt teams dominant in relays and distances. Ninth grade events feature Fikers Wilson and Navratil McKinley in sprints and field events with multiple ties and distances recorded.
Wanted Men And Women Who Are Hard of Hearing
An advertisement promises a risk free hearing test and a money back guarantee. It promotes the Curlne Home Method and Tourine Ear Drops available at May's and drug stores, claiming improved hearing for those with temporary deafness or wax buildup.
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May's
Yagers Promotes Selections as Added Advantage
The note highlights thatSelections remain a strong selling point at Yager s with emphasis on variety and value for customers.
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Yager's
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