Golfers Try New Type of Tourney at Fairview Country
A novel golf event at Fairview Country featured self selected opponents in direct match play. Winners claimed special prizes for nearest to pin drives on Nos 4 and 7 and for closest to pin second shot on No 9. Players included Salyers, Slathawer, Davison, Wreeding, Bentson, Henry, Anderson, Summers, Kline, Eklund, Tennant, Wearin, Hieth, Boyer, Donner, Gearhart, and Burrus with varied match results from 1 up to 7 and 1.
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Fairview
Wis
Leonard Anderson
Henry
Tat Gearhart
R. W. Salyers
PP. D. Slathawer
Ff. M. Davison
Harold Wreeding
Hur Benstun
Adrian Wilson
Leopard Anderson
Jamie Summers
J. A. Kline
Vic! Eklund
Baton Tennant
Sy Wearin
Dr. W. M. Hieth
C. A. Boyer
Donner
Gearhart
Burrus
Malvern golf club to crown champion in Sunday tourney
For the first time in Malvern's history a Sunday meeting will determine the club champion. A qualifying round starts at 9:30 a.m. with two top scores then playing for the title. The event is open to non members and women may watch. In charge are Pat Gearhart Jamie Summers and sy Wearin.
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Malvern
Charepiins
Mose
Dutch Miss Pitcher Dro Tilt to Silver City Nine
Dutchway ball team lacked regular pitcher and lost to Silver City in Mills County league play. Silver City pitched by Talph Zatvters faced Dutch Hites. only a late eighth inning counter by Thede kept it from a larger margin. J and W Williams forged the Silver City battery with Zanders and the Poptow for the Dutch.
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Dro. Tilt
Silver City
Abiuster
Kane
Talph Zatvters
Thie Vine
Ulu
Edwin Leu
Ubat
de Thaten
Invan Wiile
Ubrechten
W. Williams
Siver City
Zanders
Poptow
Dutel
Oilers Clinch Grudge Battle With Wallers in Lopsided Win
Oilers softball team defeated Wallers 14 to 0 Friday evening to end the feud. Fran cis Pace starred with quick baserunning and three-base hits, while Bob Wursey limited Wallers to five hits. Oilers totaled 13 hits, with several players contributing multiple safeties, and errors by Wallers aided the rally. Four officials oversaw the protest-free game, with Cap Slater behind the plate and Windom at third.
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Oilers
Wallers
Francis Pace
Brother Earl
Walters
Bob Wursey
Hut
Wiese
Ed Piper
Fettle
Butts
Anderson
Pace
Mulhulland
Wanders
Cap H.C. Slater
Walker
Hertz
Windom
Boosters to Play Two Games on July Fourth
Booster Station baseball team plans a doubleheader on July Fourth. They face Red Oak at 1:20 p.m. in the town celebration, then meet Macedonia at 3:20 p.m. at the same venue.
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Boosters
Booster Station
Red Oak
Macedonia
Hastings Downs Hillsdale Nine in Close Tilt Sunday
Hastings edged Hillsdale 4 to 3 in a Mills County game played Sunday at Hastines. Hastings piled 12 hits but could not convert them into runs while Hillsdale pitcher Kuffington saved 10 Hastings batsmen from scoring. W. Fitzpatrick led both clubs with four of five at bats.
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Hastings Downs Hillsdale
Fustings
Hillsdale
Mills County
Hastines
Hastings
Viladale
Kuffington
W. Fitzpatrick
Allensworth
Johnson
Guffington
Fitepatrick
Irish Take Out Bears in Pitchers Battle
In a tense game Sunday at Inokene, Irish Abt Stara defeated the Bears after a ninth inning rally. Key players Guthan Manioter and marked teammates contributed as the defense held late, securing the win for the Irish side amid a clutch effort from Inmagene.
Storage Softballers Trounce Merchants 11 to 1
A single homer by youngster EL mner Jackson in the fourth inning kept the Merchants from a shutout as Cold Storage hammered 11 runs. Storage batsmen sprayed hits all over the field and kept the Merchant defense on the run.
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EL Mner Jackson
Merchants
Cold Storage Ten
Merchant
Wallers Drop Battle with McCords in Tuesday Play
Wallers softball team, previously invincible last season, suffered a 3 run defeat as the McCord team seized early momentum and added two counters in the fifth. Wallers mounted a late push in the sixth but managed only three runs. Wallers recorded three hits to McCord’s five as Dunn and Windom paired for McCords while Kline and Zanders worked the Wallers battery.
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Wallers
McCord
McCords
McCorda
Kline
Zanders
Dunn
Softball Pairings From Local League Schedule
Softball teams in the local league will play as follows. On Thursday June 27 McCords face Town Nebraskans and Oilers meet Far. On Friday June 28 Oilers play Merchants.
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McCords
Town-Nebraskans
Oilers
Far
Merchants
Armstrong Leads Batsmen in Softball League Play
Arthur Armstrong of McCard tops the softball league batters list with a 668 percent mark after Monday statistics compiled by the association secretary. Others follow with notable batting totals and league standings reflected in the report.
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Armstrong
Arthur Armstrong
McCard
Association
Boosters Drop Close 12 Inning Tilt to Clarinda
A 12 inning game between Booster Station and Clarinda ended 3 to 2 in favor of Clarinda as they scored the go ahead run in the bottom of the 12th. Carson and Wilkinson pitched for the Boosters with Graham catching. Booster nine heads to Corning next.
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Booster Station
Carson
Wilkinson
Graham
Atch
Corning
Mills County League Schedule Sets June 30 Pairings
Imogene visits Hilldale Dutch plays Wall Street Beara faces Silver City Hastings hosts in Mills County League action scheduled for June 30 with four games on the slate including Imogene at Hilldale and Hastings at home.
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Imogene
Hilladale
Wall Street
Beara
Silver City
Hastings
Wesley Chapel Bride-to-Be Shower Draws Local Guests
Friends and neighbors of Miss Nellie Wilson gathered at the church Tuesday afternoon then caravanned to her home to surprise her with a miscellaneous shower. Edna Clark directed games and the bride received a large umbrella and many gifts. After gifts were opened, cherry pie a la mode was served to about 60 attendees.
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Nellie Wilson
Edna Clark
Maxwelles Host Barn Dance For Newlyweds and Guests
Entertaining at their home Monday, Mr and Mrs Maxwell welcomed the bride Ev erett Maxwell and her husband with a barn dance. Neighbors and friends joined in the celebration as the couple started their new life in the neighborhood.
Champion Hill Returns From Treatment and Travel
Virgil Liddell has returned from Talon Ill where he received back treatment. Do Bishop and Alfred Cooper visited Hed Oak Monday. Helen Hardeman Jean and Wanda Kochersperger attended a young people's conference in Os Kaz Loosa. Mrs and Mrs W M Kell enbarger and Ella left for Nebraska to visit relatives. The Navy requires three years to build a capital ship. The Peiping legation guard comprises about 640 US Marines.
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Talon
Ill
Do. W. Bishop
Alfred Cooper
Hed Oak
Helen Hardeman
Jean
Wanda Kochersperger
Oskaloosa
Mra
W. M. Kellenbarger
Ella
Nebraska
Legation Guard
Peiping
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