Millers Triumph Over Glenwood In Pitchers Duel
The Glenwood Millers defeated the Oilers 2 to 0 on a quiet afternoon in a well pitched game. Beasley and Hunt held the Oilers to three hits while Barada and Pate allowed four Milleta hits and none for extra bases. A late long drive into center field was tracked for an out, foiling a Miller bluff.
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Nice
Gitera
Glenwood Millers
de Gitera
Glenwood
Beasley and
Barada
Pate
Milleta
Wat
Millers
Tahih
Dusky Boy
River Rats Lose Game in Fire and Excitement
The River Rats faced Henderson on a day of fire whistle theatrics. Johnson pitched for the Rats with Kreighbaum catching. Wilkinson and Nelson teamed for Henderson. After a 4-2 lead, Henderson exploded in the final two innings, finishing 12-2, with a fire whistle cited as a turning point. next Sunday the Rats meet the Dutch.
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River Rats
Henderson
Henderson Dismond
Rats
Johnson
Kingdom Come
Heere
Fires
Ee Moe
Local Nemen Noss Ahead in Glenwood Dual Meet
Local Nemen Noss leads Glenwood in a sun beaten tennis dual, finishing 6 to 4 with several long battles. Notable results include Paul Mulholland defeating Connie Flynn and Gerald Caldwell edging Carl Cloyed in a three set match, while doubles pairs Slezak Flynn and Caldwell Hertz won.
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Glenwood
Tetthia
Gerald Caldwell
Carl Clored
Caldwell
Lloyd Bhort
Bill Bletak
Paul Mulholland
Connie Flynn
Allen Wortman
Lester Friedman
Bill Slezak
Lloyd Short
Jock Mulholland
Maurice Friedman
Carli Cloyed
Arthur Friedman
Tom Gidley
John Hall
Gene Hertz
Ellis Rathke
Slezak
Flynn
J. Mulholland
Wortman
Hertz
Rathke
Hall
P. Mulholland
Gidley
LU. Friedman
Leading batsmen list shows top averages this week
The report notes Charley Johnson posting a .375 batting average for the week ending June 22 after a prior 1864 mark. It lists five players with top averages and their teams, highlighting efforts to keep performers among the best in batting.
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Charley Johnson
Sharley
Oldsters Face Off As Two New Softball Teams Rise
Sunday morning at Robbins ten faced a senior team of John Wallera veterans but youth prevailed as the youngsters’ batters sparked runs. Pat Kilmartin shone with a sharp hook, while a strong arm from A poor aided the defense. Rumor says two new teams, the Giants and the Runts, will soon join town softball. Giants to include tall players, Runts for shorter ones, with T. W. Gidley proposed as Giants captain. Fans weigh in on the plan.
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Robbins
John Wallera Oldsters
Qur
Guy
Wailers Bounce Back In Doubleheader Triumph
Shenandoah carried a 6-6 tie into the opening game but the Wailers won 9-4. Shenandoah battery Riven and Rydberg yielded 10 hits with 7 walks. Malveti’s Cleveland Otaha trio allowed 10 hits and 1 error in a strong pitching display.
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Wailet
Shenandoah
Add
Ate
Enine Teaih
Paver
Shenandoah Battery
Riven
Wagner
Rydberg
Malveti Battery
Cleveland
Otaha
Biter
Gene Herts
Plymouths Defeat Cold Storage In Sloppy Game
Plymouths led 18 to 4 as Cold Storage mishaps and wild throws plagued the game. Newt Butts allowed five free bases and fanned three, while Anderson yielded ten hits and one strikeout. Coaches failed to direct baserunners, turning the contest into a chaotic showing.
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Plymouths
Tech
Hillsdale and Malvern swing in second softball tilt
Hillsdale and Malvern played a close second softball game of the month with Hillsdale prevailing 12 to 1 after a disputed pinch hitter entry and a late two run miscount. HFC battery was Paul Hilton Brisco for Hillsdale while Jackson Perdew led the visitors. Hillsdale collected 13 hits and two free bases to Malvern's four hits and two bases.
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eReee
Hillsdale
Able
Malvern
HFC
Visltors
Paul Hilton
Brisco
Hilledalians
Jackson
Perdew
Hilton
F. G's Wallop Cox On Friday Night Battle
The Cox Grocery team was walloped 17 to 14 by F. G's Wallop in a Friday night game. Jackson of the HFC pitched poorly, recording only two strikeouts. Perdew and Hertz were behind the plate, while Ralph Perkins pitched for the Grocers, allowing 17 hits and 3 strikeouts with nine hits and one walk. The contest featured numerous errors and miscues throughout.
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Cox Grocery
HFC Tang
Grocers
Jackson
HFC
Perdew
Hertz
Ralph Perkins
Oilers Triumph Amid Turbulent Ten Q
Oilers overpower Nebraska 18 to 5 as they tighten hold on the game. Power plays and key plays by Anderson lift Oilers, with hotel support and a standout Tom Fl Powst moment aiding the cause.
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Barty
Oilers
Andersos
Oilers Edge Hobbiné On Late Rally In Nine inning Win
The Oilers beat Hobbiné with a late rally as Mulholland yielded two hits and one walk over seven innings before Nosecable closed out the seventh. Robbins trio allowed eight hits and four walks as Pace and Hedding homered in the sixth to spark the Oilers scoring effort.
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Oilers
Hobbiné
Thia Enédahter
Skunkisa
Robiine
Filat
Taning Mulholland
Tha Filaté
Aftherson
Windom
Oller
Breeding
Pardew
Hobbins Battery
Knight
Flash
Attic
Nosecable
Robbins
B. O
Dutchmen Fall 10 to 3 as Oak Nine Beats West
West Oak powered to a 10 to 3 victory over the Dutchmen of Malvern on their West Oak diamond. J Benincosa homered in the second inning driving in two runs as Milsap and Benincosa formed a strong battery for West Oak.
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North of Malvern
West Oak
J. Benincosa
Milsap
Weet Oak
Benincosa
Wallers Shut Out Cold Storage Tuesday Evening
The Waller Transfer team shut out Cold Storage 5 to 0 Tuesday evening. Herta and Zanders allowed four hits with four strikeouts for the winners, while Atkinson led Cold Storage with three hits. Ping McCullough made several errors in a new second-base position.
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Waller
Atkinson
Herta
Zanders
Anderson
Lloyd Mulholland
Qoalers
Ping McCullough
Ble
District Meeting at Bluffs Draws Farm Leaders
Attendees from Mills county joined the ninth district home project workers meeting at Connett Bluffs on the Db D. grounds. Mrs Charles W Sewell delivered the keynote address highlighting women’s achievements in agriculture and their future role in farm life. Attendees included Miss Edna Clark Henderson Miss Joyce Pierson Henderson Mrs Edna Wilson Henderson Mrs Roy Donner Malvern Mrs C J Deupree Glenwood and County Agent Bruce M Kilpatrick.
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Bik
Mita County
Connett Bluffs
Charles W. Sewell
Hothel
American Farm Bureau Federaton
Mire
Bewall
United States
Bris
Mills County
Edna Clark
Henderson
Joyce Pierson
Edna Wilson
Roy Donner
Malvern
C. J. Deupree
Glenwood
Bruce M. Kilpatrick
B Bees 4 H Club Meets with Janice Vinton
The Busy Dee 4 H group met at Janice Vinton's home on June 13 to plan the next gathering at Virginia Nuss's residence on July 18. Guests included Mrs. John Powles and daughter Flossie Marlo, Mrs. Ernest Vinton and son Derle, and Miss Mabel Frazier. Refreshments were cupcakes salad and a drink served by hostess Mrs. Gene Vinton.
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Dee Club
Mins
Janice Vinton
Virginia Nuss
John Powles
Flossie Marlo
Ernest Vinton
Aon
Derle
Mabel Frazier
Gene Vinton
Eleanor Watts
Softball Pairings for Next Week
Monday July 2 Iowa Nebras kans va Cold Storage. Tuesday July 3 Plymouths va Robbins. Thursday July 6 HFO va Wallera. Friday July 6 Ollers va Cox.
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Iowa-Nebraskans
Plymouths
Robbins
HFO
Wallera
Ollers
Cox
Cox Grocers Split Twin Bill in Council Bluffs
Cox Grocery team traveled to Council Bluffs for a doubleheader and returned with a split. They defeated Maid Rites 6 to 1 in the opener, then lost to the Millers 12 to 6 in the second game. Perkina and McCord pitched for Cox. box scores for the other two teams were not available.
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Cox’ Grocers
Cox Grocery
Council Bluffs
Maid Rites
Millers
Perkina and
McCord
4-H Club Enrollments Close July 1 in Mill County
Entries for market pig and colt projects close July 1 completing Mill County 4-H enrollments. Club members needing entry blanks should call or write now. Blank forms are available at the Farm Bureau office.
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Colt Cinks
Milla County
Herald
Ingle
Colta
Farm Bureau
Mineola 4 H Club Meets With New Member
The Mineola 4-H Club gathered June 12 at Clara Dettwiler home with ten present and one new member Elda Kahl. The group approved club pins, planned refreshments by member, learned thimble use, arranged Rally Day transport to Malvern, viewed picture reports, studied ten year one masterpieces, and capped the meeting with a lawn lunch by Ethel Mase and a camera group shot. They also practiced playing Captain Jinks before adjournment.
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Mineola
Clara Dettwiler
Elda Kahl
Malvern
Atven
Ethel Mase
Captain Jinks
Release of Non Contracted Acres Confirmed
Recent communications confirm that restrictions are removed for planting fodder corn and grain sorghums on non contracted acreages under the Corn Hog and Wheat programs. Planting remains prohibited on contracted or rented acres.
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Prena
Cloverleaf Club Chooses Representative for Ames Short Course
Cloverleaf club met at Thora Cunningham's home on June 12. Members named artists and paintings studied and agreed to send Dorothy Nagel to Ames for the short course. Rally Day program was finalized and refreshments were served.
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Cloverleaf Club
Thora Cunningham
Dorothy Nagel
Ames
Poultry Club Sees Demonstration Team Chosen
The Progressive suuary Poultry Club met at the homes of Virginia Dead and Twylla Fern Chamberlain on June 22. Members answered roll call with foods and mash values for chick growth. Lulu Bradley and Margaret Anqua named as demonstration team. This was the third 1924 meeting and ice cream and cake were served.
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Virginia Dead
Twylla Fern Chamberlain
Lulu Bradley
Margaret Anqua
Thea
Summer Emergency Crop Dates and Prices
Summer emergency crop planting dates and seed rates. Entries cover seed hay seed dane ten bay July 10 price ranges from 2.80 to 94.25 per unit. Forage and other crops listed include millet hay at 25 to 40 Tos price 4.00, buckwheat seed July 15 price 2.28, rye pasture August 1 price 4.50 to 4.25, and corn forage August 1 with unspecified price.
World’s Fair Tours Offer Train Trip Packages
The Burlington invites travelers to visit the World’s Fair with packages covering taxi service hotel accommodations and fair admission. All expenses included except meals with a comfortable passenger train exhibit featuring soft cushions and reading magazines.
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Burlington
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