Radcliffe Nineth Inning Rally Beats Hubbard 7-6
Radcliffe erased a late Hubbard lead with a tying single by Glen Kuhfus and a ninth inning finish behind winning reliever Larry Dubberke. Ed Lepsey took the loss for Hubbard as Radcliffe pounded 13 hits led by Ellwood with a homer and Kuhfus with the decisive single. Hubbard built early advantage on Aschkrat doubles and a third inning two-base hit, while Radcliffe stayed alive with timely hits and strong defense.
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Wendell
Bike
Gene Hackbarth
Hubbard
Merv Ellwood
Harold Cole
Glen Kuhfus
Kuhfus
Larry Dubberke
Hackbarth
Dubberke
Ed Lepsey
Rad
Lowell Aschkrat
Hike
Harold “Lofty
Madrid
West Hardin Field
Hubbard Aces Rally Past Collins 9-4 in Seven Inning Mismatch
Hubbard Aces used seven hits to beat Collins 9-4 in a seven inning game. Doering earned the win for Hubbard as Harold Ridout and Harold Cole produced key hits. Collins struggled with four errors as Hubbard pulled away with four runs in the sixth. Other notes include Hubbard players hitting for power and a team batting average around .282 with an 8-5 season record.
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Hubbard
Hubbard Aces
Collins
Legion
Melbourne
Arvene
Hermie” Doering
Harold Cole
Rhe Collins
Cory
Liggett
Doering
Geeubherke
Harold Ridout
Husky
Waldo
Ted Ridout
Gaylon Roodknight
Aces
Field Day Results Highlight Fisherman and Demonstration
The event featured a wettest fisherman prize for a participant with 16 fish and a first fish catcher award for Darrell Mitchell. Judges Kay Setchell and Walter L Harvey supervised. About 300 spectators watched Ben Hardesty, three time national pro champion, perform bait and fly casting at the south rearing pond, ending with a human target routine and precise line work between two men.
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Kay Setchell
Walter L. Harvey
J. J. Shorts
R. C. Rogers
Ben Hardesty
Shakespeare Company
Hardesty
Whitten Nine Defeats LaMoille Club In Sun Game
Whitten's semi pros win 16 to 2 over LaMoille in Central Iowa league play. Bud Hamm pitched the route for south Hardin, dominating the hill as Whitten's offense exploded in a decisive afternoon contest.
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Lamoille
Whitten
Bud Hamm
South Hardin
Tulls Reign Alone In Softball Loop
Wet grounds Friday postponed two Eldora softball league games rescheduled for August seventh. V F W Conrad beat Central States 4 3, lifting Vets into first division while Central States dropped from first place. Ray Ridpath earned the win for V F W with four hits allowed. Don Crippen took the loss as a former Vet.
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Eldora
V.F.W
Central States
Vets
Don Crippen
Ray Ridpath
Crippen
Diamond Antics SEMI-PRO Tonight
Sports brief listing multiple games across leagues with results in semipro and softball. Includes Radcliffe vs Madrid and Hubbard vs Collins, plus Whitten and Ackley girls, noting rainouts and league games.
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Story City
Radcliffe
Madrid
Junion Legion
Hubbard
Eidorn
Collins
Whitten
LaMoille
F.W
Central States
Conrad
Southside Marathon
Eastside Marathon
Louthold’s
Ackley
New Providence
Ackley Femmes Rally Past New Providence 5-3
Ackley defeated New Providence 5 to 3 in a girls softball game Friday night. Nadine Nassen pitched for New Providence while Marjorie Daleske hit a triple and Ruth Kruse and Arlene Larsen doubled for Ackley. New Providence travels to Garden City tonight.
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Ackley
New Providence
Vairls
Nadine Nassen
Marjorie Daleske
Ruth Kruse
Arlene
Garden City
Conrad 4 Whitten 2 in late inning triple play rally
Conrad 4 defeated Whitten 2 on Thursday as the Conrad shortstop started a game ending triple play with runners on first and second. Whitten had threatened in the final inning before the dramatic unassisted double play turned to first.
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Conrad
Whitten
Q Whitten
State cabins get electric refrigerators replacing iceboxes
The state conservation commission has replaced the iceboxes with electric refrigerators in the state cabins at Pine Lake State Park. The Douglas fir is noted as more valuable commercially than any other tree.
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State Conservation Commission
Pine Lake State Park
Union News Items and Community Notes from Des Moines Area
Sunday visits at the Miller home in Des Moines note Mr. Carl Miller's return to brief bed routine after heart issues. Numerous local names from Yadkinville to Marshalltown attend, including the Penrods and Weaver family. Kum Bac class hosts and bake sale raise funds. Legion Auxiliary meeting held with plans for July 24. Community Aids, visits, hospital tonisillectomy, and regional travel wrap up with church activities and residents leaving for other towns.
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Ariyn Miller
Denny
Carl Miller
Des Moines
Miller
Cecil Wilkins
Richard
Harold Wikins
Jerry
Marshalltown
Wilkins Brothers
Genira Wilking
Helen Weaver
JK. HH. Weaver
Arthur Reece
Jim Hutchins
Wilse Hutchins
Bill Petro
Yadkinville
N.C
Pleas Hobson
Eldora
Eullis Miller
H. Penrod
Kenneth Arthur
St. Thomas Hospital
K. H. Weaver
Irma Dighton
Christian Sunday School
Alice Mickleson
Imogene Chamness
Chamness
St. John
Olive Lepley
Goldie Hanson
E. W. Wardle
Temple City
Calif
T. A. Wilson
Ed Wishon
Edna Norman
Bangor
Pearl Carter
Union
Wishon
Lloyd Reece
Marcia Maas
Eldora Hospital
Harry Haywood
Ray Pevehouse
Haywood
The
Legion Auxiliary
Ivan Nelson
Nelson
Community Aid
Hospital Notes Patients and Birth Announcements Gathered
Hospital notes list patients including Hubbard Matilda Blome Radcliffe Vivian Buchan Thomson Joan Johnson McCallsbury Sam Holland Rack Bertha Brown Garden City Wilhelm Erickson Grundy Center Arthur Gravenstein Eldora Paul Barnard born July 15 New Providence Maurice Ruddick boy July 1 Mrs James Wilson boy July 15 Hubbard Morris Igerty boy July 26
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Matilda Blome
Radcliffe
Vivian Buchanan
Thomson
Joan Johnson
McCallsbury
Sam Holland
Steamboat Rack
Bertha Brown
Garden City
Wilhelm Erickson
Grundy Center
Arthur Gravenstein
Eldora
Paul Barnard
New Providence
Maurice Ruddick
James Wilson
Morris Go Igerty
Mrs James Miller Files for Divorce in Oregon District Court
Pearl E. Miller petitions the district court in Blachly Oregon seeking divorce from James E. Miller. She alleges the marriage began December 25 1950 under fraudulent representations and cruel inhuman treatment. She asks to resume her former name Peart FE. Crosa. Counsel: Lundy Butler and Lundy.
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James E. Miller
Blachly, Ore
Dorn
Peart FE
Crosa
Lundy, Butler and Lundy
Kiwanis Meeting Reports YMCA Conference in Cleveland
George Fagg spoke at a Kiwanis meeting on Thursday night about his trip to the national YMCA conference in Cleveland. The journey was sponsored by the Kiwanians.
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George Fagg
Y.M.C.A
Cleveland
Fagg
The
Kiwanians
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