Gabby Hartnett Keeps Enduring Cubs Career Record
Veteran Cub catcher Gabby Hartnett, after 1 727 games behind the plate, remains a key figure for the Cubs. He notes fatigue but says he will stay while the team needs him, aiming to reach a lasting high mark in baseball endurance and impact.
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Gabby) Hartnett
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Autumn canoe camping amid fall colors and calm waters
The piece extols autumn camping for paddling on lakes and streams to avoid insects and enjoy cooler nights, fall foliage, and fishing. It notes safety in fire prevention, the beauty of multicolored leaves, starry nights, and the Indian summer vibe, urging readers to take a fall canoe trip for rest and recreation.
McGregor Golf Club to Host Northeast Iowa Tournament
The McGregor golf club will stage its annual northeast Iowa tournament on the local course Sunday September 17. The event features an 18 hole qualifying round followed by an 18 hole final round. Invitations have been sent across the region and to nearby Wisconsin. An estimated 75 to 100 players are expected.
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The
Gazette
Mcgregor
McGregor Golf Club
Iowa
Wisconsin
Boxers Contest Results From Multiple Cities
By Associated Press. In Dallas Wesley Ramey 135 of Grand Rapids outpointed Boscarino 140 of Rochester. In New York Pedro Montanez 142 from Porto Pea and Vince Pimpinella 149 of New York fought. In Portland Paul Junior 136 Lewiston knocked out Six Morales 138 Havana.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Wesley Ramey
Grand Rapids
Mich
Boscarino
Rochester
N. Y
New York
Pedro Montanez
Porto Pee
Vince Pimpinella
Portland
Paul Junior
Lewiston
Sixtc Morales
Havana
Smaller Iowa high schools gain fall athletic options
The Iowa High School Athletic Association approves a fall baseball tournament and six man football to aid small schools. About 100 six man teams will play this fall, up from 15 two years ago, while McKinley struggles with inexperienced players and transfer disruptions affect Davenport and Roosevelt programs.
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Iowa High School Athletic Association
Thompson Hits 616 In Quaker Bowling Loop
Thompson leads Quaker Oats circuit with a 616 in Lincoln Alleys opener. He posts 190 223 203, helping Quakers to 839 team game and 2452 team series. Garden 570, Dougherty 574, Baker 218 highlight other scores as results and standings follow.
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Floyd Thompson
Quaker’s
Thompson
George Garden
Maples
Dougherty
White Stars
Baker
Big Q
Bowen
Tigers
Crystal Wedding
Quakers
Banner’s
Pygg
Kansas City Clinches Lead With 12-4 Win Over Millers
The Kansas City Blues beat the Minneapolis Millers 12 to 4 as Tommy Reis allowed six hits. Vince DiMaggio belted his 44th homer of the season. The result virtually guarantees the Blues the pennant barring a late collapse. St Paul and Louisville losses left the playoff race status quo. Columbus topped Louisville 3-2, Milwaukee beat St Paul 9-8, Indianapolis defeated Toledo 3-1.
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Milwaukee
Columbus
Indianapolis
Toledo
Red Hot Baseball Feud Over Webb Boudreau Swap
The Buffalo Bisons in a tight race as Cleveland traded Roy Boudreau and Skeeter Webb, prompting fan anger and a personal letter from Webb defending his minor league season. The piece links the transfer to a bid for greater attendance and recalls practice in Cedar Rapids.
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Bison
Roy Mack
Lou Boudreau
Sporting News
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Webb
Boudreau
Tait
the Gazette
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Skeeter
Cedar Rapids
Mack
Harry Grayson
NBA
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Columbus
Branch Rickey
Cardinal
Landis
Indians
Practice Starts At Elkader Jr. College
Twelve junior college boys answered the first call for football practice here Wednesday. Coach Lyle Shroyer expects the balance of the squad by next Monday. Graduation took away most of the experienced players last spring so that only four lettermen remain. They are Harold Bente and Charles Oelberg of Elkader, Erlin Sheperd of Delhi and William Clemens of Oelwein.
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Lyle Shroyer
Harold Bente
Charles Oelberg
Erlin Sheperd
Delhi
William Clemens
Oelwein
Meyer Quits Racing To Take Master Mechanic Job
Louis Meyer of Huntington Park California, the only driver to win the Memorial Day 500 mile here three times, will quit racing to pursue a master mechanic position, a business associate said Friday in Indianapolis.
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Indianapolis
Louis Meyer
Huntington Park
Calif
Real Estate Transfers and Cemetery Deeds Listed
Summary of multiple real estate transfers including Cedar Memorial Park Cemetery plots and Center Point Cemetery parcels. Documents note deeds to heirs, nominal sums, and conditions with dates 1939 and references to grantors and heirs at law.
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Assa
Tom
Grace E. Walpole
Harry W
Helen C. Dunker
Acacia of the
Dennison
Center Point
Frey
Valcon
William T Hines
Mary Rhines
John C. Hines
Orig Town
Marion
John Caines
Ethelyn McCarroll
I. N. Day
Maggie Pashakornis
College Park
Anzacs Draw Attention In Tennis Meet
New York INS reports Australian Davis Cup stars Adrian Quist and Jack Bromwich head the national singles at Forest Hills as second round play begins. Quist faces Billy Gillespie and Bromwich meets Frank Shields while upsets include Ernie Sutter defeating Franjo Kukuljevic in five sets. Women's action sees Alice Marble and Dot Mundy advance as top seeds Helen Jacobs and Sarah Palfrey Fabyan prepare Friday.
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New York
Ins
Adrian Quist
Jack Bromwich
Forest Hills
Quist
Bromwich
Billy Gillespie
Atlanta
Frank Shields
Ernie Sutter
Tulane
Yugoslavia
Alice Marble
Baba Madden
Dot Bundy
Mary McDonald
Helen Jacobs
Sarah Palfrey Fabyan
John Schieffelin
Mariette Arguimbeau
Youth Prevails in Church Softball Battles at Ellis Park
Trinity Methodist No 2 defeats Trinity Methodist No 1 3 to 2 in extra innings to clinch a Church Senior Boys league victory under Ellis Park lights. In Crandic league action Haegg Construction ousts Honeymead 10 to 9 in a pickup final. Exh games show Trinity Methodist No 1 2 Haeggge Construction 10.
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Ellis Park
Crandic
Honeymead
Haegg Construction Company
Mary and Macnamara
Schwirtz and Sample
Honeymead Products
Haegge Construction
A and K. McGuire
Hudson and Aton
Iowa Valley league closes with final scheduled games
Final Iowa Valley schedule lists Walford at Watkins Norway at Blairstown ewhall at Keystone and Horne at Atkins. Standings show teams including Newhall and Van Horne amid unclear entries.
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Watkins
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Keystone
Horne
Atkins
Wellere
Iccocs
Newhall
Bigelbowm
Onie
A van Horne
Sebech Agatha O Nipiaielnie
Watkins Atkins
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