Mutual Wins First Half Championship
The Mutual Lumber Co. defeated Hill Country Implement Co. 11 to 7 to clinch the first half title in the City Softball league. Hardy Moses allowed six hits for Mutual while Warren Hahn gave up eleven. The winner will face the second half winner for the overall 1946 City League Championship. Play resumes under lights at Seipp Park with games at 8:15 p.m. Monday through Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mutual Lumber Co
Hill Country Implement Co
City
Hardy Moses
Mutual
Warren Hahn
Seipp Park
Nine Children Born In Local Hospitals This Week
Nine children were born in local hospitals in the past week. Daughters arrive to Elgin Hartmann on June 27 Albert Wilke on June 29 John Baron on July 1 Oscar Voelkel on July 2 and Max Klaerner. Sons born to Alfred Vollmar Ivan Schadver Melvin Woford and Arthur Eickerloff on June 26 and 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgin Hartmann
Albert Wilke
John Baron
Oscar Voelkel
Max Klaerner
Alfred Vollmar
Ivan Schad
Parachute Troops Parade in Philadelphia July 4
Pvt. James Schlueter of Route 1 is in the 505th Parachute Infantry Combat Team of the 82nd Airborne Division. The unit will parade in Philadelphia for Independence Day. The 82nd earned Dutch, Belgian, and French awards for wartime actions from Sicily to Normandy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Schlueter
Ad. Schlueter
Route 1
505Th Parachute Infantry
82Nd
All American” Airborne
Philadelphia
Sicily
Germany
Holland
Belgium
Bulge
Normandy
Countywide beer election petition filed in McCullough County
A petition requesting a countywide beer election was filed with the McCullough County Commissioners Court. Judge Marion Deans said the Court would act on the petition at its July meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCullough County
Commissioners Court
Mayion Deans
Giants tame Boerne in one run win at Jimmie Pyka Field
Al Enderlin pitched four hits as the Giants beat Boerne White Sox 4 to 2 at Jimmie Pyka Field to complete a three game sweep. G. Luckenbach hit a go ahead homer in the fourth and Enderlin drove in the final run as Giants gain momentum with two upcoming games on July 4 and July 7 against Brooke Medical Center Comets and 7-Up Battlers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elton Jordan
Enderlin
Giants
Boerne White Sox
Jimmie Pyka
Bourne
White Sox
Bergmann
Sox
Molberg
I. Ball
C. Patton
G. Luckenbach
Luckenbach
O. Schneider
Nagel
Enderlins
Ransleben
BR. Langerhans
Brooke Medical Center
Comets
American Legion
Fair Park
Battlers of
San Antonio
Abrhore
D. Patton
W. Bergmann
Uecker
B. Bourgeois
L. Bourgeois
Phillip
Leidl
E. Bergmann
Bourgeois
Abrhore Ransleben
Langhans
L. Schneider
Ahrens
Bonn
G. Luckbach
Jung
Boerne
R. ‘Langerhans
Giants, Bottlers duel as 7-UP Battlers fall to Molberg’s win
Fredericksburg Giants win seven straight, host Brooke Medical Center Comets after defeating 7-UP Battlers 6 to 4 at House Park. Molberg earned the win with two doubles and a single, Langerhans homered, Bonn made a key left field grab, rallying past the Bottlers who had led in the seventh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elton Jordan
Austin
Giants
House Park
Molberg
Skipp Park
Fair Park
R. Langerhan
Bonn
Wright
Battlers
Penn
J. Langerhans
Casey
Klaerner
Jung
Langerhans
Mrs Olga Cooper Visits Friends Here
Mrs Olga Cooper formerly Miss Olga Hagen visits Mrs Edgar Ochs and other friends here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Olga Cooper
Miss Olga Hagen
Edgar Ochs
Eight discharged from armed service in Gillespie County
The Gillespie County Selective Service Board lists recent discharges from the armed forces. Army members include Harold B. Kneese and Carlos B. Young. Navy personnel named are James A. Wehmeyer Arthur H. Crenwelge Jr Wallace L. Lively Richard P. Klein Martin E. S. Kneese and Werner L. Franz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gillespie County Selective Service Board
Armed Forces
Army
Harold B. Kneese
Carlos B. Young
Navy
James A. Wehmeyer
Arthur H. Crenwelge, Jr
Wallace L. Lively
Richard P. Klein
Martin E. S. Kneese
Werner L. Franz
Rainfall figures reported across county in June
Observers list June rainfall totals: F B Riley Crabapple 3.95 inches, Elroy Schnelle Bankersmith 2.10, Oswald F Eckhradt Gold 1.89, Tom Carr Morris Ranch 1.40, Karl W Durst Doss 1.09 inches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. B. Riley
Crabapple
Elroy Schnelle
Bankersmith
Oswald F. Eckhradt
Tom Carr
Morris Ranch
Karl W. Durst
Night Football for Junction at Fair Grounds
At a Hill County Fair Association meeting in Junction on June 12 officials voted to install flood lights at the Fair Grounds and make the field available for Junction High School football. The plan calls for a rapid installation so the grounds will be ready for night games this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill Country Fair Association
Junction
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Lee Moldenhauer
Ay Mutual Lumber Co
Prescription Lab
Turn Verein
Delta . Pe
OK Rubber
Lockers, Inc Abn
la Mesa Cafe
Texas Corican
Palace Theatre
City Radio Cafe
Goodyear Ae
Saenger & Ochs
Claude’s Paint Shop
Schnelle Variety
Humble Co
Heep
Louis Pyka
Frances Heep
Pvt
82Nd Airborne Division
Smiley Burnette
Rangers
Laurel and Hardy
Ann Sheridan
Dennis Morgan
Jinx Falkenburg
Joel McCrea
Sonny Tufts
the Virginian
Longhorn Theatre
Geo O’brien
Lawless Valley
Monster
Bottiers of
Texas
Austin Botters
Brooklyn Dodgers
Boston Red Sox
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Boston
New York Yankees
San Antonio Missions
Ft. Worth
Fredericksburg Giants
Fredericksburg
Brooke Medical Center Comets
Schneider
Lahgerhans
Merlino
Sehlegel
Bounds
R. Langerhans
Ramos
Tom Rodd
Toney Burger
Seipp
Muay Stonewall Orchestra
The
Louis Jordan Post American Legion
Tatsch’s Hall
Cain City
American Eagles
Edgar Tatsch
Seipp’s
Listerdale Hall
the “Seven Lone Stars
Boenne, Texas
Bill Nettle
Pehi’s Hall
Albert, Texas
Eagles
Felix T. Pehi
Spring Creek Hall
Reed’s Hall
Harper Road
Arthur Reed
Harrison
Texans
Sunnyside Tavern
Louis Jordan Post
Main Street
Walter FE. Kerr
Gov. Stevenson
Brooke General Hospital
Skipp’s
Stonewall Orchestra
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