Minor League Baseball Reports Boon Infinishing Years
In Ursher, N C AP notes minor league baseball across circuits from Double A to Class D turned profitable for the first time in years. The National Association survey cites overall healthy finances, weather woes easing, and attendance gains in several leagues led by the Southern and Texas Leagues with mixed results elsewhere. Final junior league games in Traer wrap the season.
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American Association
National Association
John D. Martin
Mid-West
Upper Iowa Eyes Oct. 26 Homecoming Test
Upper Iowa, 1934 undefeated with seven games on the slate, hopes to add an Oct. 26 homecoming test against an Iowa Conference opponent. Coach Doc Dorman plans a home opener against Coe. new players like Fay Tate and Elscheid of New Hampton are expected to report for practice.
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Gazette
Faye
Upper Iowa
Michalski
Hughes
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D Dobbs
Arles City
Elscheid
New Hampton
Coe
Doc” Dormanould
Traer Shantininn Teams Decide in Final Baseball Frays
In Traer the three kittenball leagues reached decisive finals on Wednesday night. The Frosts captured the league title by defeating the Flemings 10 to 6. The Secks won the B league by seizing the deciding game from the opponents.
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Gazett
TRAER
Iyoff
Iianth
Frosts
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Secks
Women Golfers Compete In Silverton Strip Tournament
Husbands of Silverton's women golfers sighed relief as the nine hole event ended at Silverton Country Club. Mrs. Frank Syring won with a 20 stroke handicap while Mrs. Bilyeu shed multiple garments on the final holes. Mrs. Werle and Mrs. Austin also shed attire as the competition concluded.
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Ore
Silverton Country Club
Frank Syring
Ralph Bilgeu
Mrs. Werle
Larry Austin
Hubbard Wins From Grundy Center 3-2
Hubbard defeated Grundy Center 3 to 2 in a fair week baseball game. Grundy’s battery was Arends and Morrison while Hubbard’s included Kocur McCloud and M Reece. Kocur left with a badly injured hand. Stevens made a spectacular one hand catch in the eighth.
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Morrison
Kocur
McCloud
M. Reece
Stevens
Pepper Martin Nearly Traded From Cardinals This Year
Pepper Martin nearly left the Cardinals before the season opening as plans to trade him to Cincinnati for Chick Hafey were discussed. Drafted as a spark plug third baseman, Martin stayed, boosting St Louis pennant hopes while Hafey fell ill and retired.
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Reds
Charley Dressen
Martin
St. Louis
Hafey
California
Tigers plan changes boost seats and push bleachers closer
By Earl street. The Tigers altered plans to raise seating capacity and move the bleachers forty feet closer to the plate. This would aid Hank Greenberg and a left fielder in belting home runs into the stands, while Joe Medwick's left field hitting could counter the strategy if the Cardinals are the opponents.
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Hank Greenberg
Joe Medwick
Japanese Call Colored Races To Aid Ethiopia
Pamphlet circulated under the banner of the Japan Young Men's association urges colored peoples to support Ethiopia in the Mussolini conflict. Signed by committee members, the document condemns Italy and calls for unity against white domination, ahead of Daba Birrou and Yuniasuke Shoji’s Kobe arrival on September 16.
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Denial of Crater Mystery Rekindled by Divorce Claim
The Joseph Force Crater case was moved to dormant status after a divorce petition paragraph sparked renewed interest. Jayne Manners said she knew nothing new as her estranged husband Maurice Kusell claimed she knew enough to blow up the affair. An oyster industry note notes about 65 000 workers are employed in the United States.
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New York
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Maurice L. Kusell
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June Manners
Marion social and church notices highlight fall events
Mrs Donlevy and Clarence Hawes returned to Chicago after visiting Mr and Mrs F J Hardenbrook. Ladies Aid hosts and officers announced with fall plans, Norma Jordan wedding and church union services opening Sunday led by Rev W E Fisher. Visitors include Miss Clara L Randall from Guernsey and Miss Ellyn McGowan returning from southern California travels.
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Clarence Hawes
Chicago
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Smythe Scholarships Awarded To Cornell College
A high school awarded Smythe scholarships to Cornell College as part of its academic recognition program.
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Cornell College
Last quarterly Methodist meeting after family picnic supper
Tonight at 6 30 the Methodist church will hold the final quarterly meeting after the family picnic supper in the church dining room. Robert Munson will sing the offertory solo The Lord Is My Shepherd by Samuel Liddle at the Presbyterian church Sunday morning. This will be Mr Munson's last choir appearance before he leaves next week for California to enter college. Miss Louise Schweitzer of Independence is expected Sunday to spend two weeks with her cousin Miss Ruth Maier.
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Two Die In Sterling Car Crash Killing Ottersberg and Johnson
Elsie Ottersberg 32 of Waverly Iowa and William E Johnson 21 of Phelps Nebraska were killed Friday near Sterling in an automobile wreck. Both Martin Luther Home employees were riding in a car that collided with a truck.
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Waverly
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