Short Time for Double Play in Baseball
The article notes that only about four and one half seconds are needed for the average baseball double play. It emphasizes the quick, practiced sequence required to turn two outs in rapid fashion.
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Newspaper
Evening Huronite
Location
Huron, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1943
Page
12
The article notes that only about four and one half seconds are needed for the average baseball double play. It emphasizes the quick, practiced sequence required to turn two outs in rapid fashion.
The superintendent A J Lang released the six week honor roll for the second semester. A Club includes top one to eight percent in at least four subjects with B or higher earning honorable mention. Names are listed for Lincoln Jefferson McKinley and Senior High among others with many students named and noted across schools.
A garbled OCR line presents a jumble of personal names including Richard Weler Gordon VanArsdale Frances, Lois Bell Judy Blake Joan Conway Mavis De Jane Gardner Betty Hosking Hoy Ted Loder Ruth Mueller Earl Nordby Jim Schneider Joanne Shockley Martha White Helen Young Nola Benda Signer Ni Tiestondt Glenn. The text lacks context or narrative.
The Golden Red Extension Club met Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. C House with Mrs. B Hurmann as hostess. Three visitors and 12 members attended. Mrs Meyers and Mrs Hall led a demonstration on lemon cake topping. Mrs House resigned as secretary and Mrs T Van Pelt was chosen as replacement. The club decided to send a pocket edition to servicemen. Next meeting set for Mrs J Staffard's home.
The American Legion Auxiliary held a rummage sale at the Farmer's Union Store on Saturday afternoon in Erwin.
American Red Cross units in the European theater operate 47 clubs and 180 mobile units offering doughnuts coffee entertainment and family advice to AEF servicemen. Harvey D Gibson notes 26 more Red Cross clubs will open as troops advance with the invasion forces. Private Robert M Johnson Davis South Dakota praises the Red Cross impact.
Faulkton area reports Harold Lambert and Carlotti Maloney return from furloughs at Jefferson Barracks Missouri. William Johnson, son of Mr and Mrs Fred Johnson, enlisted in the merchant marines in Erwin on March 11.
Governor M Q Sharpe announced on Wednesday that Supt J F Hines of public instruction will join him and other officials on a trip to Des Moines next Monday.
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