Men's Golf Handicap Second Round At Pine Lake Country Club
Second round matches in the men's handicap golf tournament at Pine Lake Country Club are underway. From 32 players, the field has been halved with nine-hole semifinals to precede an 18-hole championship. Second round pairings span upper and lower brackets with 16 matches listed.
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Pine Lake Country Club
Tuesay
Bob Jackson
R. C. Rogers
Hilmer Krause
Ned Fagg
Howard Hauser
F.C. van Derveer
John Bekemeier
John A. Wood
Clark Akers
Don Marks
B. R. Griffel
Don Cobb
Bob Brown
Leo Wolcott
Harrison Wolcott
Dick Camp
Conrad First Win Sets Up Replay For Late Game
Green Farm Feeds of Conrad tallied the lone softball win 8-7 over Wally's of Steam Rock as officials ruled the second game would be replayed after a late curfew. The win was Conrad's first of the season, coming with two outs in the final inning. Tul's led V.F.W. 7-4 in the fifth when curfew halted play. the game excluded from standings. Rain forced Friday reschedules of Tuesday contests.
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Green Farm
Conrad
Wally
Oat Rock
Tul
V.F.W
Wildlife Meeting Sets Tilt Rescheduled In Pine Lake
Central States Pine Lake Wildlife club and Southside Marathon clash in a 2-2 count game that was rescheduled along with East Bake Paesening. Dale Shadle Milford Macheak and Wayne Fisher attend a 12 county technician meeting in Mason City. California holds high and low sea level benchmarks in the United States.
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Central States
Pine Lake Wildlife Club Ihas
Southside
Southold
Dale Shadle
Milford Macheak
Wayne Fisher
Local Soil Conservation Office
Mason City
United States
California
Diamond Antics Coming Games and Results
Tonight Madrid at Radcliffe and Monday Radcliffe at Parkersburg Tuesday Radcliffe at Slater Softball shows Wellaburg versus Southside Marathon Eldora Louthold's against Tull's Central States versus Conrad Story City played Radcliffe on Wednesday Slater defeated Radcliffe 5 to 2 Junior Legion Eldora beat See Center 7 to 1 Eldora 3 Hubbard 1 Central States versus Southside Marathon and Eastside Marathon versus Louthold's games were rained out Tll's versus view was called off.
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Eldora
Leuthold
General States
Wesees Weed
Southside
Eastside
Conral
Wally
Madrid
Radcliffe
Parkersburg
Slater
Junior Legion
See Center
Hubbard
Central States
Southside Marathon
Eastside Marathon
Louthold's
Conrad
Tll
Standing Central Iowa Loop Western Division results
Whitten leads with 16 points followed by LaMoille 3 and Haverhill 4. Rhodes 3, Albion 6, and State Center 1 also shown in Sunday results.
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Central Iowa Loop
Whitten
LaMoille
Haverhill
Rhodes
Albion
State Center
Three Rad Men Visit White Sox Guests of Exchange
RADCLIFFE Ben and Will Topp and Alton Powers were guests of the Chicago Livestock Exchange and Charles Comiskey owner of the Chicago White Sox in Chicago yesterday. They were part of a large group attending the White Sox Yankee game as guests of the Exchange and Comiskey. After the game the visitors and the White Sox dined at the Saddle and Sirloin club, giving stockmen a chance to meet Chicago players. The Hardin county men traveled to Chicago Wednesday and were to return today.
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Radcliffe
Ben
Will Topp
Alton Powers
Chicago Livestock Exchange
Charles Comiskey
Chicago White Sox
Chicago
Exchange and
Comiskey
White Sox
Saddle and Sirloin
Hardin County
Eldora Junior Legion Hands Grundy Center 7 1 defeat
Eldora Junior Legion nine built a 7 to 1 win over Grundy Center as Gordon Lamb limited Grundy to two hits. Eldora scored two in the first, one in the second, and four in the sixth while Grundy Center’s lone run came in the sixth. Jim Hartman fueled Eldora with a triple and a double, Gordon Daleske added a double, and Jerry Reece suffered a broken ankle at first base. George Butler debuted for Eldora. Line score: Eldora 210 004 7 Gruny Center 000 011 2.
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Grundy
Gordon Lamb
Eldora
Legion
Jim Hartman
Gordon Daleske
Jerry “Popeye
Reece
Eldora Hospital
George Butler
Owasa
Rhe 'Eldora
Eldora—Lamb
Tietzi Grundy
Arends and
Wesent
Juniors Use Four Hits for Victory Over Hubbard
Eldora won 3-1 in five innings over Hubbard as Don Finger and Gordon Lamb combined on the mound for Eldora, allowing two Hubbard hits. Eldora tallied in the first and again in the second, while Hubbard's run came in the fourth on a sequence of errors walks and fielder’s choices. Hubbard Harris and Cook. Eldora Finger Lamb and Tietz.
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Eldora
Hubbard
Harris
Cook
Finger
Lamb and Tietz
Slater over Radcliffe 5-2 in late rally
Slater beat Radcliffe 5-2 after slipping behind 2-0, then scoring three in the bottom of the seventh. Radcliffe hitters gathered 19 hits but stranded 16. Wendell Bike advanced on a misplay and scored on a fielding error, while Gene Hackbarth left the mound before Carl Heyanga finished.
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Slatber—Radcliffe
Slater
Carl Heyanga
West Hardin
Wendell Bike
Stale
Gene Hackbarth
Carl
Neumann
Rain Postpones Radcliffe Diamond Clash
Postponement halted the Radcliffe Story City diamond duel on Tuesday night as the Mid-State league went into the fourth inning before calling off play. Carl Neumann pitched for West Hardinning, holding a 4-0 edge after three. Radcliffe’s runs all arrived in the bottom of the third. Three more games were added to the Had schedule with trips to Parkersburg Monday for a non league game and a Marshalltown double header on August 2 and August 18 against the Ansons. Robert Fulton once painted portraits before becoming an inventor.
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Radcliffe
Carl Neumann
West Hardinning
Marshalltown Ansons
Marshalltown
Ansons
Jon
Williams' ferren- continues from Fage One in camp notes
The writer complains about delays and relief while noting routine chores. They describe washing fatigues, clean stream water, and a hot shower half a mile away. They comment on cease fire rumors and report reading Stars and Stripes about J Malik. They request ball point units, photos, and gossip from Barb.
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J. Malik
Regrets Over Departure and Local Court Proceedings
Friendly spirit and his willingness to be of service. His decision to leave Eldard is greatly regretted by the newspaper staff and others in the community. Mr and Mrs George and their daughter Cheryl plan to relocate to Grinnell around duty time if housing is available. Charges from a Sunday highway patrol stop on highway 65: Flora faces a preliminary Iowa Falls hearing on operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated and driving with a suspended license. Bond set at $600 and $200. he could not furnish. Henry Flora of Mason City is in Hardin county jail under bond of $800.
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Eldard
George
Isabel MacRae
Cheryl
Grinnell
Iowa
Flora
Bord
Henry Flora
Mason City
Hardin County
James L. George Accepts Grinnell Editor Post
James L. George, editor of the Eldora Herald-Ledger and Hardin County Index, resigns effective July 30 to join the Grinnell Register news department. His career includes service in the army air corps, overseas deployments, and leadership roles at Eldora and Hardin County papers.
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Eldora Herald-Ledger
Hardin County Index
Grinnell (Iowa) Register
George
Army Air Corps
North English
Iowa
Feminine Double Bill Rained Out in Garden City
Rain halted a scheduled feminine double header softball program in Garden City Tuesday night. New Providence led Ackley 4 0 when the opener was called in the fourth frame. Ruth Kruse fueled New Providence with two hits in three trips. They were set to meet Hubbard next, then Whitten at Eldora a week later.
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Garden City
New Providence
Ackley
Ruth Kruse
Steamboat Rack Fame
Hubbard
Whitten
Eldora
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