Bankers Claim Championship In Kegling League Finish
The Northwest Security National Bank team clinched the 1957 Commercial handicap bowling title by one game over Skagg quint with a late surge as Persistent Outlaws and Council Oaks battled for top positions. Henry Lehr scored key counts and Plummer joined Lehr in pace setting as the Bankers sealed the title on a dramatic final night.
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Henry Lehr
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Simpson
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Skages
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Ward
O. J. Mutterman
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Morn-Colton
Poruiders
Leighton Cheylets
Knights of Calumbur
Hadlecek
Bandicap
Skea
Rohrabaugh
Gascoigne
Council Oak
Tod R. Johnson
Anderson
Munson
G_ Johnson
Averag Ma
Big Bill predicts upset in boxing match and crop talk
The piece reports Bill Tilden predicting a likely tie with Fred Perry in a high profile garden clash and notes Vines backing Perry. It also shifts to farm drought forecasts by Dr Charles Abbott of the Smithsonian, predicting wetter years ahead and a solar engine idea to move Great Lakes water to fields.
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New York
Bill Tilden
Fred
Perry
Tilden
Ms. Tilden
Mr. Perry
Mr. Tilden
Cosce
Charles Abbott
Smithsonian Institute
Washington
Northwest Prairie State
Great Lakes
Montgomery Ward
Weather Confessions of a Small Town Forecaster
A narrator recalls rain, weather quirks, and a boyhood attempt to predict weather by watching the sky and storms. He notes dog walks in rain and the humor of rainstorms while recalling a Model T misadventure. The piece blends rural life with casual observations of rain and work.
Good Year For Feller And Indians
New Orleans reports the Cleveland Indians hope for a break from hard luck this season led by rookie Bob Feller. Manager Steve ONeill predicts improved pitching and hustle, with fallouts from trades that bring Whitehill and Solters to bolster the staff and lineup.
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Mar
Cleveland Indians
Bob Fever
Steve O'Neill
Tus Redskins
Indians
Young Feller
Iowa
Husky Byenraki
Philadelphia Athletics
Ned
St. Louis Browns
O'Neill
Eustice Held to Grand Jury for Kidnaping and Forcible Marriage
Miss Marguerite Eustice and her parents of Elizabeth City were held to the grand jury on charges of kidnaping Quin OBrien assistant city corporation counsel and forcing him to marry Miss Eustice at Morrison Dion in February. The filing notes a separate mention of a folding fan invention by the Japanese in 670.
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Chicago
Marguerite Eustice
Wiliam Eustice
Elizabeth
Grand Jury
Quin O'Brien
Eustice
Rube Hoy Looks to Sophomores for SDU Track Talent
Vermillion March report on the University of South Dakota track squad as coach Carl B Hoy bets on sophomores to boost the Coyotes. Ray Link from Mount Vernon shown as top prospect with a 41 second quarter mile as a fresh man and big hopes for the mile and half mile. Other standout sophs include Rollie Smith, Bill Shuber, Laurel Gilbridge in the 440, and relay prospects with Elly Ryan, Clark Swisher and Marvin Red Lee in sprints. Sophomores Maynard Ingalls and Chris Jepson may bolster field events in discus and related events. Freshman sensation Bill Stroh from Gettysburg expected to challenge high jump and Bill Sinning paired with Bob Lamon to run mile events.
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University of South Dakota
Carl B.rube Hey
Ray Link
Mount Vernon
Link
Marvin "Red Lee
Coyote
Vince Antle
Tiny Sprinster
de Smet
Coyotes
Maynard — Ingalls
Woonsocket
Chris Jepson
Sioux City
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