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Eldora Herald Ledger

Location

Eldora, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1952

Page

7

Tigers Taper Off For Grid Opener In Eldora

Eldora High School football coach Jim McLeran says the Tigers will limit work this week as they prepare for Friday night’s season opener at Iowa Falls. A light session followed a picture day, with signal drills, punting and passing planned for Thursday and several players contending for starting spots.

Eldora Tigers Jim McLeran Iowa Falls McLeran Engstrom Greene DeVault Eldora Club Roger Harrington Phil Bauer Bill Cleveland Jim Hubbard Jim Foster Harold Crippen Bob Bateson Ken Collins Crandall Lloyd Draper Dan Callahan Callahan Draper Jerry Hodgson Bekemeier Collins All West

Union Trounces Owasa Nine 21-2 in Diamond Contest

Union routed Owasa 21 to 2 Friday afternoon as three Union players Steve Jessup Howard Vernon and Arvin Haywood hit home runs. Dave Smitherman earned the win for Union while Dirk Wheat took the loss as Union exploded for six runs in the third and ten in the seventh. Owasa managed two runs in the sixth with a sparse line score showing a lopsided duel.

Owasa Union Steve Jessup Howard Vernon Arvin Haywood Union Club Dave Smitherman Dirk Wheat

Team lineup details for upcoming scrimmage revealed

Bauer Wabbard or Cleveland will flank Harrington and Foster at tackles Collins and Crip guard the interior. Crandall and Lyman in the linebacking corps Button and Reeve on wings Warner at safety. Harrington or Collins to handle kickoff duties with no standby punter. Lyman showed boot during Friday scrimmage possibly making him candidate.

Wagner Gary Button Frank Lyman Jerry Reece Button Lyman Reece Harrington Eldon Lewis Ken Collins Eldora McLeran Bauer Wabbard Cleveland Foster Collins Crippen Crandall Reeve Warner

Don t forget that pint of blood you promised

A public appeal reminds volunteers of a promise to donate a pint of blood today. The message urges timely participation to support ongoing medical needs and emphasizes community responsibility.

Twenty four grid candidates on Alden roster

Twenty four candidates have answered the grid call of new coaches Ray Standerwick and Dick Skain here. On the Redskin roster are Harold Frank, Bill Ellingson, Ole Monson, Edward Polzin, Richard Grimm, Everett Harms, Donald Warner, Donald Krominga, Marvin Pingle, Donald Larson, Dean Bennett, Don Fleming, Marlyn Paul, Terry Mueller, Arnold Schager, Loren Larson, Bob Hutchinson, Francis Inks, Harm Jass, Drag Anders, Larry Nott, Gene Brenneman, Delmar Behn, and Marlyn McElvan.

Redskin Harold Frank Bill Ellingson Ole Monson Edward Polzin Richard Grimm Everett Harms Donald Warner Donald Krominga Marvin Pingle Donald Larson Dean Bennett Don Fleming Marlyn Paul Terry Mueller Arnold Schager Loren Larson Bob Hutchinson Francis Inks Harm Jass Drag Anders Larry Nott Gene Brenneman Delmar Behn Marlyn McElvan

Cardinals Rock St. Rock 16-5 in fall baseball rout

RADCLIFFE The Cardinals humbled Steamboat Rock 16-5 on Friday afternoon to claim their second straight fall win. Bob Peterson started for Radcliffe, replaced by Jack Smith in the third, with Smith finishing after two outs in the fifth. Peterson earned the win. DeVries took the loss. Ray Spindler hit a triple and Peterson two doubles for Radcliffe in a 13 hit attack. Dean Johns hit a triple for Steamboat Rock.

Radcliffe Cardinals Steamboat Rock Steamboat Cardinal Jack Smith Bob Peterson Rad” Hill Smith Harlan Kuhfus Keith DeVries Steamboaters Luiken Peterson Ray Spindler Dean Johns

Alaska newsprint mill plan faces timber and policy questions

The long effort to establish a newsprint mill in Alaska advances with a Ketchikan Pulp Company venture owned by American Viscoe and Puget Sound Pulp. Questions arise about why vast Alaskan timberlands were released for cellophane and what this means for the industry and state resources.

Ketchikan Alaska Kkom Ketchikan Pulp Company American Viscose Corporation Puget Sound Pulp & Timber Co Saideneied Washington

Marathon Caps City Softball Title

Southside Marathon added an insurance win to their city softball title with an 11-2 victory over Standard Oil as the 1952 loop season closed. VFW beat FFA 24-6 to secure third place tied with Steamboat Rock, Union won 7-4 over Standard Oil to reach fourth, and Iowa Electric clinched second by defeating the Vets 16-2.

Southside Marathon Standard Oil VFW FFA Steamboat Rock Union Iowa Electric Vets

Radcliffe Beats Nevada Nine 3-2 in Tight Pro Contest

Radcliffe’s semi pro squad edged Nevada 3-2 Friday night in a well played game. Pitcher Gene Hackbarth earned the win, beating out Glen Grooms who took the loss after yielding nine hits. Radcliffe scored in the third on three consecutive doubles by Erbes Kuhfus and Topp, Nevada tied in the sixth with Jack Longsberry’s homer, and Radcliffe went ahead in the eighth when Topp tripled and scored on Klugg’s single. Four double plays occurred, Radcliffe turning three.

Radcliffe Nevada Gene Hackbarth Glen Grooms Dean Erbes Glen Kuhfus Dave Topp Jack Longsberry Martyn Topp Dick Klugg Hackbarth

Hunting Season On Fox and Squirrels Opens Sept 15

The state opens hunting for grey and fox squirrels on September 15 and runs through November 15 with a daily bag limit of six and a possession limit of 12 after the first day. Cottontail and jack rabbits also begin September 15 and run to January 31, 1953, with rabbits limited to 10 per day and no possession limit. Shooting hours are 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. and the pheasants quail and fur bearing season will be announced after census.

Price Reports Brute: Iowa U Grid Drill Candidate

Bruce Price of Eldora was among 71 candidates in the opening varsity gridiron drills at Iowa University Tuesday. The 165 pound sophomore is listed as an offensive left halfback.

Bruce Price Eldora Iowa U Price

Marriage Licenses Reported for Several Couples

Elder W. Oscarson of Fergus Falls Minnesota marries Rhoda Leona Knutson of Radcliffe both legally. M F Durnbald and Frances Hung of Mr Pleasant both legally. Keith Shaver of Eldora age nineteen and Doris Smith of Ackley age seventeen.

Elder W. Oscarson Fergus Falls Minn Rhoda Leona Knutson Radcliffe Legal M. F. Durnbald Frances Hung Mr. Pleasant Keith Shaver Eldora Doris Smith Ackley

IS C Experts To Lead Discussion At Livestock Meet

Hardin County farmers will hear Iowa State College experts at Eldora high school for the livestock and management meeting on September 15. Herb Howell, extension farm economist, will outline the feed and livestock outlook. Bill Zmoleck, extension livestock specialist, will cover feeding and nutrition in light of the outlook. The discussion will address questions about this year's big corn crop and related issues.

Hardin County Iowa State College Eldora High School Herb Howell Bill Zmoleck

Livestock Meeting Promises Answers For Farmers

Dick Pulse county extension director expects a big crowd at Eldora as Hardin County farmers seek guidance on feeding cattle hog prices and spring farrow plans. Howell and Zmoleck will share a chart showing fat cattle values for next year and profitability of hog feeding, and every attendee will receive a free copy.

Dick Pulse Howell Zmoleck Hardin County Eldora Pulse

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