Tigers Ramble Past Cadets 13-0 in Opener
Eldora Tigers opened the 1950 grid season with a 13-0 road victory over the Iowa Falls Cadets. Roger Harrington scored on a 21 yard run set up by Ives Allbee, Kenmy Sapp added a dropkick extra point, and Beep Anderson scored on a late pass from Allbee. Eldora outgained Iowa Falls 208 rushing yards to 78 and earned 12 first downs to six.
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Iowa Falls
Eldora Tigers
Orange and Black
Tiger
Eldora
Roger Harrington
Ives Allbee
Kenmy Sapp
Allbee
Beep
Anderson
Sapp
Tigers
Cadets
Black and Gold
Don Mittelstadt
Harrington
Kenny Wagner
Orlan Mitchell
Mittelstadt
Point Allbee
Dean Schuler
Don Ricks
Wagner
Sophoore
Jim Hubbard
Allhbee
Town Falls
Taylor
Mitchell
Eldora Eleven Heads to Third Annual Football Jamboree
Eldora travels to Cedar Falls to face Tama, Grundy Center, Reinbeck, Traer, Ackley, and Jesup in the North Iowa Cedar League jamboree. Eldora, led by Ives Allbee at quarterback and Kenny Wagner at halfback, aims to sharpen for Sept. 20 conference opener at Cedar Falls Teachers while fans witness the eight eight minute games and marching bands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State Teachers College
LaPorte City
Jesup
Kidatra
Eldora
Tigers
Cedar Falls
Teachers High Crew
Tama
Victory Lane
Grundy Center
Traer
Ackley
Reinbeck Rams
la Porte City
Jim McLeran
Iowa Falls
Jim Hubbard
Dick Stone
Marvin Broer
Jim Lyman
Orlan Mitchell
Max Montz
George Fagg
Ives Allbee
Kenny Wagner
Beep” Anderson
Roger Harrington
Paign
Three Homers Spark New Providence 18 11 Victory
Three home runs fueled New Providence offensive burst last Tuesday. Jess Liston Phil Rash and Smith each homered while Rash and Smith added two singles each. Liston homered triple and two singles as New Providence built an 18 11 win aided by 1 ¢ hits and three errors. Carroll Herndon Rash and Ernie Davis allowed the runs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clemons
New Providence
Jess Liston
Phil Rash
Smith
Rash
Liston
Carroll Herndon
Ernie Davis
Radcliffe Triumphs 11-2 Over New Providence in Friday Tilt
Radcliffe tagged New Providence with 11 runs aided by two-hit pitching from Larry Dubberke and Ray Silvest. Dubberke left injured after a spike, while Bob Peterson joined the list during the game. New Providence committed several errors leading to Radcliffe runs as Rash and Harris were troubled by Radcliffe’s bats.
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Radcliffe
Larry Dubberke
Ray Silvest
Radcliffe Diamond
New Providence
Dubberke
Bob Peterson
H. R. Bruns
Peterson
Phil Rash
Norman Harris
Rash
Harris
Liston
Silvest
Harestad
Wellsburg Too Much For Whitten In Rain Shortened Game
Wellsburg defeated Whitten 10 5 in a rain shortened game at Wellsburg last Tuesday afternoon. Paul Schwarck took the loss, relieved by Bob Win in the fourth. Wellsburg led 8 1 after three innings, then Whitten scored four in the fourth before the game ended.
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Wellsburg
Whitten
Paul Schwarck
Bob Winon
Rhe Whitten
Wellsbury
Schwareck
Vinton
Narris
Sliferland O'Kones
Brotherhood Invites To Pancake Supper
The Brotherhood of the Eldora Baptist church invites men of the community to a pancake supper at 6 30 Tuesday evening Sept 19 in the Mulford room. Rev H C Short will recount his recent European trip and a Marshalltown male quartet will sing.
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Brotherhood of the Eldora Baptist Church
Mulford
H. C. Short
Marshalltown
Radcliffe Site Of Fall Ball Event
This west Hardin county diamond is chosen as a site for the 1950 high school fall baseball tournament in Iowa. Pairings set for Saturday include Hubard versus Williams at 1:30 p.m. and Radcliffe versus Owasa in the second game. McCallsburg faces Blairsburg in the first semifinal Monday, September 25, at 6:30 p.m., with the finals scheduled for Wednesday.
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Radclifpe
West Hardin County
Iowa
Hubbard
Williams
Radcliffe
Owasa
McCallsburg
Blairsburg
Tigerettes Drill With Mentor Camp In 1950-51 Run
E.H.S. coach Dick Camp trains 29 Tigerette candidates in nightly cage drills as he strives to assemble a 1950-51 court lineup. Seven letterwinners return, including Betty Willig Toy Lee and Pat Holtcomb. Returning guards Aletha Rebschull Beverly Bauer Nettie Anselme and Pat Follett head the back court with several new hopefuls joining the roster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Camp
E.H.S
Betty Willig
Toy Lee
Pat Holtcomb
Aletha Rebschull
Beverly Bauer
Nettie Anselme
Pat Follett
Dixie Crosley
Audrey Radalph
Shirley Follett
Dolores Bright
Mary Lu Brown
Marilyn Mitchell
Norma Jeske
Peggy McNortney
Sylva Steckler
Town Beats Country 15-6 In Lutheran Club Softball Clash
At Eldora the Town and Country teams of St Pauls Lutheran Men’s club met for their annual game. Town exploded to a 15-6 victory with Art Orgell and Art Klettke belting four hits each including a grand slam. Gene Foster and Harry Pagel pitched for Town while Wendell Clark and John Follett pitched for Country. Lowell Grantow was catcher.
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Eldora
St. Paul's
Art Orgell
Art Klettke
Orgell
Klettke
Gene Foster
Harry Pagel
Wendell Clark
John Follett
Lowell Grantow
Owasa tops Buckeye 7 4 behind Whiting strong pitching
Owasa semi pro team beat Buckeye 7 to 4 on Sunday on the north Hardin diamond. Kenneth Whiting pitched three hit ball and earned the win as Owasa collected 10 hits. Bill Eisenlanger appeared in Owasa uniform for the first time as a high school mentor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owasa
Buckeye
Kenneth Whiting
North Hardin
Bill Eisenlanger
Five Run Rally Seals Hubbard Win In Sevenths Playoff Tilt
Hubbard rallied for five runs in the bottom of the seventh to defeat Whitten 6 4 and close their 1950 season 12 9. Ed Lepley and Bill Montz triples sparked the inning with help from Lowell Aschkrat Gussie Dubberke and Ted Ridout. Hubbard later added another in the eighth as Lepley doubled and Ridout was hit by a pitch. Lepley earned the win for Hubbard while Arnold Espe took the loss for Whitten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubbard
Whitten
Ed Lepley
Bill Montz
Lowell Aschkrat
Gussie Dubberke
Waldo Below
Ted Ridout
Lepley
Arnold “Gramps
Espe
Ray Callaway
Hubbard Park
Hubbard Softball Aggregation
Trainers Score 12-0 Victory Over Alden in Friday Night Grid
Alden hosts Alden as I.B. T. elf 5 eleven under Coach C. E. Streeter win 12-0. Garfield Krahling connects TD pass to Bill Davis, then Don Clark plunges in for another score. Second-half drives stall after a 14-yard penalty and a dropped pass. Open date next Friday. travel to Conrad on Sept 29.
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ALDEN
al Towa State
C. E. Streeter
Garfield Krahling
Bill Davis
Streeter
Krahling
Davis
Don Clark
Clark
Hubbard
Conrad
Grid Season Tickets On Sale Wednesday
Season tickets for Eldora football games go on sale Wednesday through local stores and students. Prices are 3 dollars for adults and 2 dollars for students for five home contests. The first game features LaPorte City this Friday night.
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Eldora
Alrects Sind
Inerran
LaPorte City
Patricia Johnson Set to Sail for Poitiers Language Program
Patricia Johnson, Freach instructor at St. Calf College in Northfield Minnesota and a 1989 Eldora High School graduate, will sail from New York on September 26 with 400 students for a year of language study at the University of Poitiers near Paris. The cohort includes 44 Fulbright scholars funded by the U.S. Department of State, with all expenses paid through June 1, 1941, after which they return home. Johnson has taught at St. Olaf College for two years. her mother, Mrs. Mabel Johnson, will reside in Town City as she recently bought a home there.
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Patrica Johnson
St. Calf College
Northfield
Minn
Eldora High School
New York
Poitiers
Paris
France
U.S. Department of State
Miss Johnson
St. Olaf
Mabel Johnson
Town City
Alden Man Receives Traffic Aid Citation
Arnold Lettow of Alden is among 18 Iowans honored by the state department of public safety for aid at traffic accident scenes and improving driving conditions. He directed traffic for five hours after a night mishap near Ola on August 27 and stayed until the highway cleared.
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Arnold Lettow
Alden
State Department of Public Safety
Lettow
Ola
Lake Drought Drains With Nets Catching Fish Run
Lake drainage continued with three springs feeding a small ongoing flow. Nets in Pine creek near the bridge captured larger game fish while most of this year’s hatch reportedly passed through. An estimated 3,000 to 4,000 crappies plus bullheads and hundreds of bluegills and bass were released to proceed to the Iowa river. Rough fish from the net were discarded on the bank before a state truck headed to Humboldt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Creek
Iowa
Humboldt
Chocolate Chinch Wookies Cookie Recipe from Family Page
Old fashioned chocolate cookies recipe listing ingredients and steps. Mentions morseils of pemi sweetness and notes about sifting flour creaming shortening and sugars. Includes egg, vanilla, nuts, and baking at 370 F for 10 to 12 minutes yielding about 50 cookies.
Bass decline linked to habitat loss at local lake
The Des Moines river area near Humboldt shows bass returning from nets after habitat restoration concerns. Supt Hicks notes the lake had been a desert for fish due to lack of vegetation, with stunted bass and diminished nests as rough fish ruined aquatic plants. Replanting vegetation may progress naturally from a seed bed in the upper lake.
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Des Moines
Humboldt
State Conservation Commission
Supt Hicks
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THE
Eldora Herald-Ledger
By Max van Derveer
Eldora Eleven
Malti
Reinbeck
Greene
Grundy Genter
Belle Plaine
Hampton
Schuler
Ittelstadt
Ricks
EAGLE
International Supply
Brotherhood
Lutheran
Ned
Calloway
Gould
Hupbard
Helen Harrington
Veterans OF Foreign Wars OF the
United States
Hardin County Index
Patricia Johnson
Eldora Grad
Children’s Choice
Claude Whitehead
Children's & Ladies
Woodwards
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