Local 1861 Soft Ball Team Showcases Scrappy Players
The Local 1861 soft ball team, composed of workers from United Steelworkers, highlights includes Bob Smith as manager and Ed Dewald as business manager. Players such as Gene Reher, Wm. Hahn, Oscar Schroer, John Hasz, Walter Webking, Bill Korte, Charles Prater, L. Moore, Dick Sauer, Ralph Staub, and L. Hendren are noted for skill, effort, and team spirit.
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United Steelworkers
Ed Dewald
Turret Lathe
Robert Smith
Edward Dewald
Eugene Reher
Raymond Kramer
William Hahn
William Issler
Henry Schultz
Oscar Schroer
John Hast
Walter Wehking
William Korte
Charles Prater
Lloyd Moore
Richard Sauer
Ralph Staub
Staub
Schroer
Schultz
Hasz
Dewald
Smith
Moore
Hahn
Prater
Wehking
Sauer
Issler
Korte
Hendren
Reher
Kramer
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Bob Smith
Gene
R. Kramer
Wm. Hahn
Milling Machine
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John Hasz
Walter Webking
Bill Korte
Assembly
Charles (Greyhound) Prater
Toolboy
Red) Moore
Dick Sauer
Buddy
Mainten
Ance
L. Hendren
Mariemont Inn
Studebaker
Sales — Service
Wooster Ave
Bramble
Woebkenberg Dairy
Reading, O
Vulcan
Copper & Supply CO
Sycamore St
Cincinnati, Ohio
Winkler
Race St
Main
Entner
Oldsmobile CO
Oldsmobile
Spring Grove Ave
E. K. Morris & Company
West Second St
Ella
Phister Mfg. CO
E. Pearl ST
Bugganer Motors
Kaiser Frazer
Gilbert
Cincinnati
Ohio
Organized Labor
Fohl’s Express CO
Brookville
Cedar Grove
John Streets
Victory Plating Works, Inc
Harrison Ave
Montana
Cincinnati Machinery
E. Second St
Tom and
John Longo