Union and Eldora win sectional tourney games in rain
Union beat Spartans 4 to 1 with Bud Hamm striking out 18 as Eldora toppled Owasa 8 to 2 in the afternoon slate. In other first round action Union and Steambo at Rock edged Steamboat 6-0 while Grundy Center defeated Wellsburg 12-6, with Heronimus earning a no hit no run result in the opener.
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Eldora
Grundy Center
Owasa
Union
Spartans
Bud Hamm
Grundy County
Hamm
Harry” Heronimus
Grundy
Heronimus
Tigers
Orlan Mitchell
Frank Valdez
Berkley Berges
Roy Thayer
Ora
Union & Steamboat
Dean Bourne
Steamboat Rock Union
Gordon Daleske
Bowne
RHE Union
St. Rock
Bourne
Maas
Steamboat
Daleske
Wellsburg
Steamboat Rock
Lloyd Simester
Husky
Pirate
Don Finger
Dean Johns
Harlan Frerichs
Don Bell
Leland Johns
Floyd Freese
Harold Freese
Simester
Jim Hartman
Don Luiken
Bernard Miller
Merie Manning
John Harris
Don Miller
Herald-Index
Titlists Decide In Today Thlts In Iowa Sectionals
Eldora Union and Hubbard remain in Hardin county at the Iowa high school sectional baseball semifinals with a May 13 district berth on the line. Union and Eldora play at 3 30 pm. Hubbard faces undefeated Me Gasbure at Zearing. Union beat Steamboat Rock and Grundy Center. Eldora beat Owasa. Hubbard may start Arvene Doering against McCallsburg who crushed Fernald 19 0 in six innings.
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Eldora
Umon
Hubbard
Hardin County
Iowa
Union
MeGasbure
Zearing
Steamboat Rock and Grundy
Arvene Doering
Ed Streeter
Streeter Named Training School Athletic Director
Hubbard high school coach Ed Streeter resigned this week to become athletic director at the Town state training school for boys at Eldora. Streeter, at Hubbard since 1948, succeeds Jim Mec Leran at the state institution. The Hubbard successor has not been named, superintendent A H Brauer accepting applications. Streeter’s background includes coaching at Hubbard, navy service, and a BA from Iowa State Teachers College. He is married with one daughter, Pamela. New garage sign: Pine Lake Motor Co neon sign installed north of the bank.
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Hubbard
Ed Streeter
Eldora
Streeter
Hubbard School
Jim MecLeran
Mi Wwrs
el- Streeter Dora
A. H. Brauer
Des Moines Register
Navy
Teachers College
Panther
Streeters
Pamela
Iowa
Radcliffe
Barr Root
Cardinal
Williams
Cardinals
Eldora Union
Steamboat Rock
Bud Hamm
Dean Bourne
Grundy Center
Wellsburg
New Providence
Jim McLernan
EHS
Baskett
Streller
Pine Lake
Cinderways
Alden
Jons Falls
Ackley
Jim McLeran
Tiger Squad
Popejoy and Williams Set for Finals After Regional Wins
Popejoy outslugged Alden 13-2 to reach the finals, while Williams easily defeated Town Falls 13-1. Alden showed six safe hits but failed to drive runners home, and Popejoy piled 12 hits aided by eight Hedster errors as Alden hurled by Heinstroth. Williams benefited from misplays, needing just seven hits for 13 runs. Cadets debuted a six-inning setback with seven fielding errors.
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Radcliffe
Popejoy
Williams
Alden
Town Falls
Hedskin
Cadets
Williams 10 Radcliffe 2 in first round tilt
Williams defeated Radcliffe 10 to 2 as Radcliffe committed four errors in the opening frame and could not steady. C Walker of Williams homered with one on in the second, H Walker followed with a homer in the third, while Walker fanned 14 for Williams. Dubberke and Ritland pitched for Radcliffe, with Dubberke taking the loss.
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Dubberke
Ruland
Eldora Thinclads Finish Third in North Iowa Cedar League Meet
Eldora high school's thinclads took third at Cedar Falls as Traer led with zero points and Grundy Center surged to second with 71. The Tigers were hurt by a relay disqualification from a baton mishap in the 880, but posted wins by Duane Babcock in the 10 yard dash Marlin Sanders in the 880 and the Tiger medley relay of Sanders Stone Button and Beep Anderson.
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Eldoga
North Iowa
Cedar Falls
Traer
Grundy Center
Tigers
Eldora
Ives Allbee
Duane
Duke
Babcock
Marlin Sanders
Sanders
Dick Stone
Gary Button
Beep Anderson
Glen Button
Anderson
Vaughn
Parker
Stone
Rudolph
Montz
Wagner
Eldora Community Club
Winchester Hotel
Whitten
George Pederson
Select 16
Kenneth Clatterbaugh
Bob Bailey
Tiger
Eldora Softball Meeting Sets Ground Rules Tonight
Softball league in Eldora will discuss and establish ground rules for the upcoming summer season. Glen Willig, association president, requests a representative from each club attend the supervisor's office at the courthouse at 8 p.m. The session aims to finalize playing standards and league procedures.
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Eldora Softball Association
Glen Willig
Court House
Lawler First Amsberry Memorial Trophy Winner
Mar ion Lawier of New Providence named the first Amsberry Memorial Trophy winner for the 1948 49 season. She scored 570 points in 24 games for a 23 8 average and 63 percent free throws. Pine Lake all conference picks include Ruth Kruser Catherine Kolthoff Janice Butler Donna Cooper Wanda Olson and Bernadene De Vinex with other Steamboat Rock players receiving spots.
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Sy Max van Derrveer
Marion Lawier
New Providence
Amsberry
Steamboat Rock
Joan Nehr
Janice Butler
Owasa
Donna Cooper
Wanda Olson
Radcliffe
Bernadene de Vinex
Barbara Willams
Alma Hemmen
Bod Finger
Paul Sethwarck
Whitten
Jess Night
Want Ads Call to Buy and Sell What You Need
A brief Want Ad guide urges readers to use classifieds to purchase desired items and to offer unwanted goods for sale. It emphasizes the exchange of goods locally and quickly through the paper’s listings. It highlights convenience and broad reach of the advertised marketplace.
Hubbard to Face McCallsburg Nine
Hubbard defeated New Providence 7-1 to advance to the spring sectional final. Iarold Dole led Hubbard with two hits, three RBIs and two runs as Carroll Herndon pitched for New Providence. Walt Tintyer earned the win for Hubbard in seven innings.
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Zearing
McCallsburg
Hubbard
New Providence
Fernald
Iarold Dole
Ianning
Carroll Herndon
Walt Tintyer
Providence Wins 4-2 to Reach Semi-Finals
New Providence diamond crew upset Zearing 4-2 with all offense in the second inning. Rash doubled scoring Liston and Williams, Cook and Davis scored on a third inning overthrow, and Rash contributed a key RBI as Rash, Herndon, and Liston were cited in the box score.
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Providence
Zearing
John Bartholow
New Providence Diamond Crew
New Providence
Jess Liston
Joe Williams
Frank Cook
Liston
Louie Davis
John Davis
Phil Rash
Williams
Cook
Bill Stone
Rash
Pirates Fall In First Round As Teammates Named For Guard Roles
The text lists Steamboat and Radcliffe players in guard positions and names several players including Donna Cooper Evelyn Kruetzmann Doris Biome Darlene McDonald New Audrey Filbrandt Barbara Williams Joan Lehmeier and others as second string forwards or guards as the season closes.
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Darlene McDonald
Audrey Filbrandt
Providence
Barbara Williams
Steamboat Rock
Joan Lehmeier
Hub
Berry
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Walde
Tietz
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Reed
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Weilsburg
Holeman
Sliefer
O’kones
Roland
Badens
Rapido
Russell W. Holmes
Cae
McLeran
Pine Lake Motor Co
Pontiac
Bank
McBride
Heinstroth
Jensen
D. Kelly
M. Kelly
Iowa Falls
Willams
Sprout
Noble
C. Jass
Taylor
C. Walker
H Walker
Cayler
EHE
Ritland
Topp
H. Walker
Thinclads
Board of Supervisors
Lawler
Trophy
Aith
Nhe
Cme
Tintyer and Dole
Herndon and Liston
Rhe Zearing
Raefeldt
Coleman
Duane Nessa
Ted Kolthoff
Gene Bunte
Stanley Granner
Don Stackhouse
Don Hauser
Pirates
Jefferson
Jess Knight
Rockettes
Steamboat Femmes
Dows
Nevada
Iip
Charter Ak
Winterset
Bubdbard
Ratcliffe
Bia’ Guns
Ames
Webster City
Kamrar
Paul Schwarck
Bob Finger
Paul Mark
Nex Providence
Don Hornung
Fred Hartman
Bob Johnson
Dick Maas
Dek Johnson
Formne
Ruth Kruse
Catherine Kolthoff
Wands Olson
Mia
Hunt
Sweetie
Campbell’s
Armour’s Star
Wieners
Northern
Geown
Sequois
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