Hardin County Union tops Wellsburg 6-4 in fifth inning surge
Union pushed four runs in the bottom of the fifth to erase a Wellsburg lead and win 6-4, their sixth victory in seven spring starts. Ted Reece started for Union, with Dave Smitherman earning the win after relief. Beecroft pitched well for Wellsburg, the loser, as Lepley and Vernon contributed key Union hits.
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UNION
Wellsburg
Smitherman
Beecroft
Joe Lepley
Vernon
Union Rambles Past Hubbard in 11-6 Diamond Win
Union built a 11-6 victory over Hubbard with 10 hits led by Joe Lepley and Steve Jessup. Ron Piel took the loss as Hubbard tallied in multiple innings, while Carol Dickinson and Howard Vernon combined for six solid innings on the mound for Union.
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UNION
Hubbard
Carol Dickinson
Howard Vernon
Hill
Ron Piel
Dickinson
Vernon
Arvin Haywood
Joe Lepley
Steve Jessup
Lepley
Jessup
Bill Lehemgi
Eldora Downs LaPorte City 5-3 in ICL semifinal
Eldora becomes a Cedar League tourney contender by beating LaPorte City 5-3 as Gordon Lamb pitched well through seven innings. Teeter and Oren combined on the mound for LaPorte, while El dora benefited from a big fourth inning and a few miscues.
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Eldora
North Iowa
LaPorte City
Gordon Lamb
Bill Teeter
Phil Oren
Teeter
Lamb
Tiger
LaPorte
Tigers
Jim Saylor
Ted Tietz
Jerry Reece
Ike Allbee
Kemp Huehn
Frank Walde
Ken Wagner
George Fagg
Valde
Huehn
Wagner
Fagg
Bob Lawvell
Big Fourth Pushes New Providence Past Owasa 13-9
New Providence exploded for six runs in the fourth inning to key a 13-9 win over Owasa in an 18 hit slugfest. Ernie Davis started for New Providence, was relieved by Ed Perry and Don Winter. Winter struck out six over three innings. Dirk Wheat hit Owasa’s lone homer, while Perry and Davis each had triples for the winners.
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NEW Providence
Owasa
Frey
Ernie Davis
Ed Perry
Don Winter
Winter
Bob Tibbs
Duane Fritzel
Dirk Wheat
Perry
Davis
Eldora Traer Favored In ICL Track Meet At Cedar Falls
Eldora and Traer are favored to win the Cedar League track meet at Teach ers college in Cedar Falls Monday night with Traer expected to dominate field events. Eldora relies on Ken Collins in shot put and discus and Gary Button in broad jump though the meet may hinge on relays between the Tigers and Red Hawks. Prelims start 4 30 p m finals 7 00 p m.
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Eldora, Traer
Cedar Falls
Eldora
Traer
Teachers College
Trger
Tiger
Ken Collins
Gary Button
Tigers
Redhawks
Dale DeVault
Jim Larson
Frank Nowasell
Roger Harrington
Frank Walde
Button
Dick Stone
Charles Crandall
Stone
Frank Lyman
Bill Cleveland
Clyde Callahan
Kelvin Huehn
Valde
Harrington
Reece
Ken Wagner
Crandall
Jerry Short
Lyman
Tom Irwin
Collins
Wagner
Balvanz
Hardin Clubs In Tourney Action
Weather permitting six Hardin county diamond clubs were slated for sectional action yesterday. At Radcliffe Eldora faced Alden and Radcliffe met Owasa while Steamboat Rock opened Beaman facing Grundy Center and New Providence played Roland at Zearing. Semi finals Monday feature Hubbard versus Eldora Alden winner and Williams versus Radcliffe Owasa winner. Whitten had a bye and meets Steamboat Rock Grundy Center winner.
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Hardin County
Radcliffe
Hubbard
Eldora-Alden
Williams
Radcliffe-Owasa
Whitten
Beaman
Steamboat Rock-Grundy Center
Jewell Walks Off Radcliffe With 9-8 Victory
Jewell outlasted Radcliffe 9-8 as a walk filled the bottom of the seventh. Radcliffe pitchers issued 11 walks, allowing four runs to score. Lepper led Radcliffe with a first inning triple and two hits in three trips, while Peterson and Maakesstad each had two hits for Jewell.
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Jewell
Radcliffe
Cardinal
Marvin Lepper
Jerry Bergeson
Harlan Kuhfus
Bob Peterson
Kuhfus
Lepper
Peterson
Ted Maakestad
Troop 334 Plans Family Picnic Next Monday
Scout Troop 334 members met last Monday to finalize a family potluck picnic slated for next Monday May 5 at the city park end. The event starts around 6 30 p m with coffee and milk provided. Leaders seek record attendance to discuss camping activities plus the summer program.
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Scout Troop No .334
Nert
Derby Trip For Nyquist Wood Bramwell To Louisville
Dr D M Nyquist John Wood and W K Bramwell depart Wednesday for Louisville Kentucky to attend the Kentucky Derby Saturday.
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D. M. Nyquist
John Wood
W. K. Bramwell
Louisville
Atrophic rhinitis in pigs hits profits hard and spreads
The column explains why atrophic rhinitis is a major swine disease. It spreads rapidly, is highly infectious, and reduces weight gain, causing big losses even without high mortality. Symptoms include sneezing and deformed snouts. bull nose is not the same. Prevention relies on early veterinary diagnosis and prompt control. there is no cure yet.
Eldora teens debate juvenile delinquency coverage
Ed note reports on Eldora high school students responding to a county article by Lester E. Ose about juvenile delinquency. readers express views on recreation centers, community understanding, and publicity's impact on youth behavior.
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Hardin County
Lester E. Ose
Laldora
Ose
Hi-Lites
Eldora
Jensen Rites Held at S. R. for Mrs. H. P. Jensen
Funeral services were held at the Presbyterian Church in Steamboat Rock for Mrs. H P Jensen who died suddenly last Saturday after visiting an Eldora doctor Interment was in Steamboat Rock Cemetery She leaves husband Darrell son Thelma Seagrew sister Sylvia Peak and Capp Lamb two grandchildren Patricia Fern died in infancy She was born July 24 1891 in Garwin Iowa married May 10 1910 at Steamboat Rock and lived there her entire married life
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Presbyterian Church
Steamboat Rock
H. P. Jensen
Eldora
Darrell
Thelma Seagrew
Des Moines
Capp Lamb
Sylvia Peak
Daisy Arlene Lamb
Arthur Chamness Buried Wednesday In Liscomb
Arthur M Chamness born November 24 1872 in Indi ana came to Liscomb as a child. He married Lydia Weatherly in 1896 and had one son Rev Leland Cham ness of New Providence. He later married Matilda Lehmeier in 1935 and lived on a farm south of Hubbard before moving to Eldora in 1944. He died April 27 at 79 with services at the Liscomb Christian Church and burial there.
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Arthur M. Chamness
Nerius
Sybil Chamness
Indiana
Liscomb
Lydia Weatherly
Leland Chamness
New Providence
Chamness
Matilda Lehmeier
Hubbard
Eldora
Christian Church
L. R. Schuler
Geo. Biersborn
Garret Biersborn
John Leise
Louis Simcox
Henry Keissmeier
L. Feuerhelm
Don Schwarck
Gerald Shafer
Hobart Small
Floyd Hurtt
Ruby Hundertmark
Kadolph Rites At St. Mary's Friday Morning
Final rites for Mrs. Herman Kadolph were held at 9 30 this morning at St. Mary's Catholic Church Eldora with Father L V Mc Donough officiating and music by Mrs. Harry Harrison. Interment followed in St. Mary's Cemetery pallbearers were grandsons Virgil Radolph Eldora Wallace Reinert Hubbard Lawrence Radolph Hubbard Gene Radolph New Hartford David Radolph Chicago and Everett Hutchens Nora Springs. Mrs Kadolph born April 3 1869 in Chicago was married to A Herman Kadolph in 1891 and lived in Chicago before moving to a farm near Eldora in 1931 dying June 29 1940 survivors include seven children Frances Hutchens Hampton Raymond Kadolph Albert Kadolph Ho Kadolph Eldora Charles Kadolph Joseph Kadolph Chicago and Florence Reinert Hubbard.
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St. Mary's Catholic Church
Herman Radolph
Eldora
L. V. McDonough
Harry Harrison
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Virgil Radolph
Wallace Reinert
Lawrence Radolph
Hubbard
Gene Radolph
New Hartford
David Radolph
Chicago
Everett Hutchens
Nora Springs
Mayette
Mary) Doolittle
Isaac and
Catherine Doolittle
A. Herman Kaddon
Kadolph
Frances Hutchens
Hampton
Raymond Kadolph
Albert Kadolph
Ho Kadolph
Charles Kadolph
Joseph Kadolph
Florence Reinert
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Tietz
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