Reliefer Harting shuts out Eldora in 4-0 win at La Porte City
Arnold Harting relieved at third base and tossed two hits over six innings, guiding La Porte City to a 4-0 shutout of Eldora as Harold Strodecker struggled with control early. Eldora’s sole threat came in the fourth and seventh frames with Ken Wagner and a lone hit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldora
la Porte City
Arnold Harting
Tigers
North Town
Harold Strodecker
Harting
Mitchell
Ken Wagner
Jim Kruse
Kruse
Tiger
LaPorte
Allen Christian
Bob Teeter
Strahecker
Teeter
Bob Sawveil
Sawveil
Hubbard
Argene Doering
Larry Dubberke
Radcliffe
Cardinal
Harold Cole
Dubberke
Bob Peterson
Carl Harnstadt
Grundy Center Dominates Field Events in Triangular Meet
Grundy Center wins the Training School triangular with 62 points as Eldora High trails at 41 and host team 33. Top performers include Gary Beckley with three firsts and Pork Stumburg with two, securing 25 points. field events carry GC with discus, pole vault, broad jump, and high jump victories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max van Derveer
Grundy
Spartans
Eldora High
Cinder
Gary Beckley
Pork
Stumburg
Beckley
Eldora
Tigers
Dick Stone
Frank Nowasell
Beep
Anderson
Stone
Chuck Crandall
Nowasel
Jim Hubbard
Roger Harrington
Dale DeVault
Gary Button
Kenny Wagner
Harrington
Whitey Davis
Douglas Baker
Davis
Baker
Hurdies
Maya Perkins
Button
Braehard
Bill Cleveland
Gary Parker
Wagner
Crandall
Doak
Perkins
Nowasell
Burns
Hubbard
Farley
Arnold Peterson
Aa Gintabang
Peterson
B. Smith
Jerry Smith
Dennis Kieciel
Tigers and Trainers Enter Annual Teachers Relays
Track squads from Eldora high and the Training school join 24 high school and 10 college teams at Cedar Falls for the Teachers Relays. Dale DeVault leads a 15 man Tigers squad in 440, 880, mile, mile medley and two mile events with notes on entrants and events, plus junior division entries and Training school participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldora High
Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Dale DeVault
Tigers
Beep” Anderson
Frank Walde
Roger Harrington
Ken Wagner
Ike Auber
Gary Button
Dick Stone
Chuck Crandall
Frank Nowasell
Jim Hubbard
Bill Cleveland
Gary Parker
Kemp Huehn
Jerry Reece
Frank Lyman
Gene Martin
Phil Prosser
Ed Streeter
Clemons Racks Whitten Nine 5 2 in five innings
Clemons scored in every inning except the fifth to defeat Whitten 5-2 in a five frame game. Bartine led Whit ten with two doubles and a single as Clemons piled nine hits off Bib Vinton. Jay pitched five innings for Clemons, fanning five, while Vinton struck out nine for Clemons and Harris belted a grand slam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitten
Clemons
Dick Bartine
Jerry Rogers
Roger Jay
Mar
Polio Chapter Set Meeting at I F A Apr 26
Annual Hardin County Polio Chapter of the American Foundation for Infantile Paralysis will meet at the Arling hotel in Iowa Malls on Thursday April 26 at 8 p.m. A 6 30 dinner for officers directors and campaign workers precedes the session. Also appears notices of appointment and executor in Iowa and Hardin County probate matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardin! County
American Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Arling
Iowa Malls
Wilson H. Hadley
New Providence
Hunt Oil Co Receives 20 Year Shell Plaque
A plaque in recognition of 20 years of friendly business relations with Shell Oil Co was presented to Hunt Oil Co of Eldora at a district Shell associates meeting in Waterloo Monday night Roscoe M Hunt proprietor received the award Attending were Hunt Gil Johnson Motor Co staff Freeman Johnson Orville Lamb Don Lavelle Jack Crosser and Wallace Albright
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shell Oil Co
Hunt Oil Co
Eldora
Shell Company Associates
Waterloo
Roscoe M. Hunt
Hunt Gil and Johnson Motor Ca
Freeman Johnson
Orville Lamb
Don LaVelle
Jack Crosser
Wallace Albright
Arkansas Travelers At Radcliffe Tonight
The Arkansas Travelers, a noted feminine traveling basketball team, play Radcliffe tonight against Pine Lake conference male players and coaches. Tipoff is 8 p.m. Tickets cost 75 and 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas Travelers
Radcliffe
Pine Lake Conference
Owasa Owaken Tilt Cancelled By Wet Diamonds
The Owasa versus Wellsburg baseball tilt scheduled for Tuesday was cancelled after Owasa’s diamond was unplayable and Wellsburg’s field stayed wet.
Owasa Board Holds All Night Interview for Coach
Owasa school board spent an all night session Tuesday with more than 20 candidates interviewed for the Owasa high school boys’ coaching job. A board member said additional interested people who could not attend had phoned in. The meeting ended at 2:30 a.m. Wednesday with three finalists remaining and a decision expected this weekend or early next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owasa
Owasa High School
Glace
Team Together to Hurl One Hitter
Union Norman Harris allowed the lone Union hit as New Providence pitchers Phil Rash, Nippy Harris, and Carrol Herdon combined for an 18 strikeout six inning 48 to 4 win. Howard Vernon with a single provided Union’s only safety while Dan Winter hit a double and Frank Cook with Larry Lawler added triples for New Providence. Ted Reece started for Union then Alan Braga finished. New Providence errors totaled four, Union one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UNION
Norman
Harris
New Providence
Phil Rash
Carrol Herdon
Howard Vernon
Dan Winter
Frank Cook
Larry Lawler
Ted Reece
Alan Braga
Camp Returns Signed Contract Completes Staff
Boys and girls sports at EHS see changes as Dick Camp returns a signed contract to Supt FL K Schmidt on Monday. H OAL SAY Jacobs moves to a straight teaching assignment with winter officiating duties replacing junior high coaching roles.
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EHS
Dick Camp
Supt
FL K. Schmidt
H. Oal Say Jacobs
Basketball Headlines of 1951 shown at New Grand Theatre
A film screening titled Basketball Headlines of 1951 will have its final showing at the New Grand Theatre tonight. The program features coverage of the Harlem Globetroters and includes material on the recent SE college basketball scandal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Grand Theatre
Harlam Globetroters
WITH OUR BOYS IN UNIFORM SAINT ASSIGNED TO USS MACON
Charles W. Saint has been assigned to the USS Macon for navy duty and his New York address appears as Charles W. Saint FA 323-95 50 USS Macon CA 122 Fleet Post Office New York NY. Lee Dole writes that he is now stationed at Camp Pendleton California and lists his Marine address 1161555 Co. D USMC 4th Inf Trag Bn T and Command Camp J H Pendleton Oceanside California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Dole
Calif. Hubbard
Joe Dole
Camp Pendleton
Calif
Lee R. Dole
USMC
Inf
Camp J. H. Pendleton
Oceanside
Junior Barth Completes NCO School in Berlin Post
Sgt. Junior L. Barth of Eldora has graduated from the noncommissioned officers school at the Berlin military post after six weeks of intensive training. He took courses in leadership weapons tactics and standardized instructional techniques. Barth serves in 77730 Signal Service Company as a radio technician with his wife living here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Germany
Junior L. Barth
Eldora
Barth
Set. Barth
77730 Signal Service Company
Rites at Clarence For Dan H. McCaw
Dan Haynes McCaw 62 died at his Clarence home after a lingering illness. Steamboat Rock residents attended the service and burial was in Clarence cemetery. Born June 2, 1898 he married Marjorie Ballou in 1928. they had two children Eugene and Ruth. Surviving are his wife, daughter Mrs. Donald Bachman, son Eugene and two grandchildren. The McCaw family lived northeast of Steamboat Rock before moving to Clarence about a decade ago.
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Steamboat Rock
Clarence
Dan Haynes McCaw
McCaw
Marjorie Ballou
Eugene
Ruth
Donald Bachman
Hie G. Folkerts
Ben Jasper
Phil Ruppelt
Mike Daleske
William Leverton
Win
Pal- Toy
Bruna to Leave Radcliffe Coaching Role
Radcliffe basketball and diamond program mentor Bruna resigns after three years as coach. He will not return for the 1951 52 season at the Cardinal school in Pine Lake conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radcliffe
Uf RR
Bruna
Cardinal School
Itruna
Rad
Ike
Pine Lake
Local high school hoops notes and staff shifts
A string of basketball results from Eldora New Providence Union Whitten and other area games is followed by a shift in coaching staff at Eldora High. Jim McLeran remains athletic director and head football and boys basketball coach while Camp leads girls basketball activities. Dale DeVault will supervise junior high athletics and track. A new woman teacher will direct girls physical education as spring basketball plans push into next year.
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Jim McLeran
Dale DeVault
Camp
McLeran
Eldora
Ireet
EHS
DaVaust
McLeran and
Eldora High School groups perfom at Rotary event
Six instrumental groups from Eldora High School provided their traditional concert before the Eldora Rotary club on Tuesday. Five of the six groups, led by Wayne Aut, earned Division I ratings in the preliminary contest. In a separate incident, Kay Griffel, daughter of Dr and Mrs Griffel, was injured when she collided with a northbound car near Andrile and Creps store, suffering bruises and a dislocated shoulder.
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Eldora High School
Eldora Rotary Club
Wayne Aut
Kay Griffel
BR. R. Griffel
Wallace Albright
Andrile and Creps
Albright
Kay
Republican Women Elect Officers in Hardin County Club
Hubbard hosts Hardin County Republican Women selecting Azalea Boeke as president. Officers include Harold Snyder Iowa Falls first vice president, Ralph Elle Radcliffe second vice president, Francis Drew Jr. kley third vice president, Fannie Strother Hubbard recording secretary, Lena Tungland Garden City treasurer, Frank Bevan Garden City auditor, Julia Mulford Eldora historian, C. F. Long Union serjeant-at-arms. Plainfield hosts district spring meeting May 8 with Harvey Uhlenhapp Hampton as speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubbard
Hardin County
Republican Woman's Club
Azalea Boeke
Harold Snyder
Iowa Falls
Ralph Elle
Radcliffe
Francis Drew Jr
Kley
Rf T. Whitten
Fannie B. Strother
Lena Tungland
Garden City
Frank Bevan
Julia Mulford
Eldora
C. F. Long
Union
Serjeant-At-Arms
Plainfield
Harvey Uhlenhapp
Hampton
Dorcas Society to Sponsor Missionary Program
Steamboat Rock Dorcas Society of the First Baptist Church sponsors a missionary program at the church Friday night. Miss Bertha Lang, a returned missionary from China, will be the speaker. A missionary offering will be taken and a fellowship line with refreshments follows. everyone is invited to attend.
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Steamboat Rock
Dorcas Society of the Pirstatist Church
Bertha Lang
China
Rites for Former Providence Man Nate Albertson
Funeral services were held in Pipestone Minnesota for Nate Albertson aged 74 who died in his sleep last Thursday night. Born in New Providence on December 3 1872 he was a bricklayer by trade and lived in Sioux Falls and Flandreau South Dakota before moving to Pipestone. He worked on many brick buildings in Sioux Falls and other South Dakota towns as well as Pipestone and southwestern Minnesota. After services in Pipestone the burial was in the Flandreau cemetery.
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Pipestone
Minn
Nate Albertson
Mr. Albertson
New Providence
Sioux Falls
Flandreau
S. D
South Dakota
Southwestern
Minnesota
Cleaner Installs Steam Vat to Waterproof Garments
Eldon McVeety, local cleaner and tailor, has installed a steam coil vat with temperature control to impregnate garments with water repellent solution. The new equipment will enable waterproofing for sportswear, coats, hats, and even for mals. Doodles is a colloquial name for bagpipes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldon McVeety
McVeety
Farm Events Highlight April 21 4-H Clubs
April 21 events feature young married couples and several 4-H clubs including Eldora Concord Cheerful Chums, Hardin Home Makers, Alden Clever Climbers, Union Peppy Pals, Cockerham Pleasant, Sherman Stars, Homer Eller's Women, and Mrs Herb Whiting's. April 24 notes Pleasant two and Lawn Hill Church activities with County 4-H Committee at Clam Pitt's. April 25 lists Tipton Teammates 4-H club at King's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldora
Concord Cheerful Chums
Joan Male
Hardin Haney Homemakers
Shirley Muller
Alden Clever Climbers
Union Peppy Pals
Cockerham's
Pleasant
Sherman Stars
Homer Eller
Jack
Herb Whiting
Pleasant Two
Lawn Hill Church
Clampitt's
Tipton
King’s
Wildlife Club Meets April 26 at Pine Lake Clubhouse
Pine Lake Wildlife club announces the regular April meeting to be held at the clubhouse on Thursday April 26 at eight oclock. Plans will be discussed for the dedication of Hudson Memorial Park July 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine Lake Wildlife Club
Hudson Memiaria Park
Des Moines Firm Low Bidder on Chapel Renovation
Lovejoy Construction company was found to be the low bidder on a project to renovate the chapel at the training school after bids opened in Des Moines on Tuesday. Work will begin soon and include a new floor seating and lighting with the balcony removed. During construction assemblies will be held in the gymnasium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovejoy Construction Company
Des Moines
Visit training school inspection at proposed vocational building
Ralph Arnold an architect for the state board of control and Clair C. Weintz assistant visited Wednesday to inspect the site of the planned vocational education building at the training school and confer with Superintendent H. H. L. Miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Arnold
State Board of Control
Clair C. Weintz
HH. L. Miles
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Grundy Center
Eldora High Daa Intielafa Loot Training School
Tan~ Porte
AI Clemons
Jay
Bartine
Vinton and
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Lardin
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Murdin
Sama
Clark
le Distriet
Marshall
Miller
Tiardin
Tawa
Towa
Tiardin County
Tale of
Menance
Matelet Court
Edward Tjensing
Rxecutoy
Rathson
Mittay
Shell
Wellsburg
Weillsburg
Rash
Herndon
N. P
Jacobs
DeVault
Sators
Dan H. McCaw
Diamond Antics
Story City
Chandy Center
Wolfsburg
Eldora Hubbard
Owasae Woellsburg
Ute
Sehoo
Dorcas Society
Providence
Doodles
Wildlife Club
Law On
Doering
Larry
Youle
Doerinis
Erros
A. BE. Kiminel
Hardin
Green
Bob Carson
John Deere
Barnard Implement
Gamble
J-lie
Schwinn Firestone Monarch
D & HM Firestone
H-lie
Fleettic Motors
H. P. Gamble
J. G. Trapp
Kenneth Diggins
Albert Arnold
Bank
Susan Collins
Cliff Carl and
Helen
Sym
Admiral TV
TV Studitionr
Big Picture
Finches
Sim
Admiral
Southside Square
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