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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1939

Page

8

Weakness Detected in Yankee Attack Ahead of World Series

Baseball analysts note a three cylinder flaw in the New York Yankees as Frankie Crosetti Henrich and Dahlgren struggle to sustain big innings. The Reds’ hot form and Del Baker’s Tigers series outlook bolster talk that New York may not run away with the title.

Bill White Associated Press Cincinnati Reds New York Yankees Frankie Crosetti Tommy Henrich Babe Dahlgren Yankee del Baker Detroit Tigers Del Yanks

K of C Nine Top Elks in Slowpitch Showdown

The Knights of Columbus defeated the Elks 4 to 2 in a Monday league game. Mulford Nines edged First Baptists 3 to 2 in extra innings. Huttig’s beat Evans Foods 4 to 2 at Jefferson field with pitching by Welk and Schreiber.

First Methodists Zion Lutherans Weed Park City Department Stanley Engineers Jefferson Field South End Merchants Post Office Oregon Field K. of C Elks Mulford First ‘Baptists Huttig’s Evans Foods Knights of Columbus Baptists Tom Brunner Bob Schreurs The Warren Wintermute Mulfords the Baptists Suttles Berry McCleary Schreurs Mulford Mound Goetzman Bob Vetter Knights Vetter Paul Welk Evans Wagner Breedlove Welk Tyler Shellabarger Huttig Schreiber Foods Nine Hoeksema Swank Witte Lutz Emlet C Roby Rf Griffin Ramee Nietzel Troxel Abrhpore Shellabarger Brody Blonte Schrieber Evans Poods Ee Nietzel DE Sidecateans Eeneser Sidiseccess Wencascereners Swank, If Innings Moti Ata Evans Foods Nietzel Ef Stockin Herwig Sécan Schauland Pet Zion Lutheran United Brethren Methodists Ween Ener Eeree Grace Lutheran Presbyterian First Baptists Industrial League Pet Roach and Musser Lowa Electric Aeree Heinz Huttig's Ewee South End Aevseivee Zolier Ivorase Meyers Brunner R. Griffin Ib Oeer Renee Erry

Meerdink Defends Golf Title in Geneva Meet

Charles Meerdink, defending champion of the Geneva Golf and Country Club men’s championship, carded 38 37 75 to lead qualifiers. Junior Korneman shot 77 to threaten the city junior title as 15 youths qualified. Other scores included Klink 84 and Kammerer 87 with a field-wide mix of results.

Charles Meerdink Geneva Golf and Country Club Mitchell R. A. Mitchell Bill Moore George Boldt Meerdink Mad Creek Municipal Jim Twohig Junior Lange Lawrence Korneman Richard Klink Pete Kammerer Pat Barry Walter Kochneff Dick Boldt Bill Wilson Donald Luth Keith Thomas Bob Mohnssen Richard Haroff Jim van Atta Jerry Hilton Art Miller George Brower

Frankie Parker Poised as Davis Cup Star for U S Team

New York reports Frankie Parker's convincing singles title at Seabright signals a strong claim for the Davis Cup team. With improved form and a sharper forehand, Parker appears likely to partner Bobby Riggs in the four singles matches at Merion next month, strengthening Uncle Sam's bid against Australia.

New York America Frankie Parker Seabright Donald Budge Australia Parker Red-Head Bobby Riggs Uncle Sam Merion Frankie Budge Vines Perry von Cramm

Trade links Tie Japan Silk and Cotton Exports

Ninety five percent? The article states that eighty five percent of Japan's raw silk output is bought by the United States. Japan then buys cotton with the funds earned from silk sales, creating a reciprocal trade loop between the two nations.

Japan United States

Larry French joins Cubs as pitching woes continue

Chicago AP report says veteran southpaw Larry French became the Cubs problem child under manager Gabby Hartnett. French sought more mound work after a shaky spring and a 6–5 record to date, while owner Phil Wrigley defers pitching decisions to Hartnett and urged French to excel in every chance.

Chicago Gabby Harnett Chicago Cubs Larry French Larry Hartnett Khanesh Av Urark Wrigley Phil K. Wrigley French Gabby New New York Dizzy An Wrigley Hartnett

Giants Rally to Beat Clinton Club in Exhibition Game

The New York Giants came from behind with a ninth inning rally to defeat Clinton Three Eye league farm club 3 to 2. Brown Coffman and O Dea started for New York while Merkett Toncoff and Perryman played for Clinton in the Monday exhibition at the venue.

Clinton New York Giants New York Brown Coffman O'Dea Merkett Toncoff Perryman

Boxing Fight Results From Several Cities Reported

The report lists multiple boxing outcomes with fighters and weigh ins. Chicago Billy Marquart stopped John Rinaldi in 1 4, Winnipeg and Pittsburgh Tiger Fox stopped George Hughes in Spokane Wasa, Newark Freddie Cochran outpointed Tony Martin in Elizabeth New Jersey. Dayton Buddy Knox outpointed Al McCoy in Boston and Baltimore Norment Quarles outpointed Charley Burns in Johnstown. Sacramento Larry Duchini outpointed Les Morris in Minneapolis.

Newark Freddie Red

Interim Group to Examine Iowa Tax Assessments

Des Moines legislators voted 7 to 4 to form a sub committee to observe a Polk county district court hearing on an injunction by the League of Municipalities. The suit challenges the state tax commission over railroad and utility property assessments, claiming they are valued at about 25 percent of actual worth contrary to state law.

Des Moines Legislative Iowa Polk County District Court League of Law State Tax Commission League

Talented Battery Hoists Millers Into League Lead

Pitcher Herb Hash and catcher George Lacy powered Minneapolis to an 8 0 win over St Paul. Hash improved to 15 5 with five hitters allowed and Lacy homered and doubled. The victory gave the Millers a four game lead over Kansas City in the American Association standings with only one day off in the league.

Associated Press Boston Red Sox Herb Hash George Lacy Minneapolis Millers American Association Hash Lacy St. Paul Kansas City

All-Star Girls Edge Aledo Club in Tight 8 7 Victory

Muscatine All-Star girls beat Aledo 8 to 7 in seven innings under floodlights. Alice Mills limited the home club to five hits, despite four Muscatine errors. Frelous of Aledo allowed 10 safeties as both teams enjoyed a postgame roller skating party.

Aleodo Muscatine All-Star Girls Aledi Girls Alice Mills Muscatine Frelous Aledo

Courageous Mail Clerks Save Big U S Army Payroll

In Champaign Illinois a $56000 payroll bound for Chanute Field was saved when two would be train robbers attacked an Illinois Central mail car. Mail clerks Guy O Hern and Earl Boothman exchanged gunfire with the robbers. one suspect John F Walden of Chicago was wounded and captured.

Champaign Ill John F. Walden Chicago Urbana Illinois Central Guy O’hern Earl Boothman Boothman Onarga Army Technical Air School Chanute Field Rantoul O’hern Delrey Walden

Butterfly Lifetimes Vary From Days to Weeks

The text notes butterfly lifespans range from a few days to ten weeks with an average around five weeks. It mentions some individuals cannot eat during their short lives.

Tax panel weighs stopping underassessment ruling

District Judge Lou Ladd was cited to show cause why the tax commission should be restrained from assessing property at less than full value. An interim sub-committee of observers includes Senator A. J. Shaw of Pocahontas Senator M. X. Geske of McGregor and Rep. Robert D. Blue of Eagle Grove.

Lou Ladd Tax Commission A. J. Shaw Pocahontas M. X. Geske McGregor Robert D. Blue Eagle Grove

Four Golf Stars in Exhibition at Des Moines Today

An exhibition match at the Woodside course in Des Moines features four top golfers. Ralph Guldahl, two time U S open champion, Denny Shute former P G A champion, plus Mrs Opal S Hill and Edith Estabrooks of Dubuque Iowa, Iowa women’s champion, will participate this afternoon.

Des Moines Woodside Course Ralph Guldahl Denny Shute Opal S. Hill Edith Estabrooks Dubuque, Ia Iowa

Fenway Park Right Field May Be Shortened

Boston may lower Fenway Park right field wall to shorten distance to home plate. Teddy Williams, 20, leads in runs batted in but Fenway’s distant fence hampers his home run power, prompting manager Joe Cronin to consider a closer wall for next season.

Boston Tom Yawkey Fenway Park Teddy Williams Red Sox Teddy Jimmy Foxx Williams Joe Cronin Sox Cronin

Glenn Morgan Car Damaged in Pole Collision

Glenn Morgan lost control while avoiding a car driven by Hugh Boyd Sunday afternoon. His car struck loose gravel, veered into a ditch, and broke a telephone pole causing extensive damage. Nearby families visited and a birth was recorded for Charles Doerres Jr. in Mercy hospital Iowa City.

Lone Tree Glenn Morgan Hugh Boyd Morgan Harry Musser John Wolters Hills Ernest Prizler Warren S. Doerres Omaha Portsmouth Charles V. Doerres Lois Doerres Enid Schmidt Charles R. Doerres Bobby Beverly Robert Musser Dorrigen Donald Doerres Dewayne Doerres Mercy Hospital Iowa City

Estate to be divided by brother and housekeeper

The will of former District Judge C. C. Bradley filed for probate in Le Mars Iowa provides that ten thousand dollars go to Darwin J. Bradley of Topeka Kansas, the judge’s brother, with the remainder to Mary J. Arendt his longtime housekeeper. Bradley died at 59 last week and had drawn national attention in 1933 after farmers manhandled him during a mortgage foreclosure dispute.

le Mars C. C. Bradley Darwin J. Bradley Topeka Kas Mary J. Arendt Bradley

Studies of U S Loans Abroad Proposed by Sen Gillette

Washington Senator Gillette proposed creating a five member special senate committee to study United States loans to foreign nations and how the funds are used. He suggested a $15 000 allotment for the study, noting it may not pass this session and that the foreign relations committee might not have the chance to review it.

Washington Senate United States Sen Gillette D-Ia Congress Foreign Relations Committee

Dizzy Dean Delights Cubs Fans In Exhibition Hit

Dizzy Dean pinch hit in the fourth for the Cubs against Moline and ripped a deep two bagger. He stole the show with his grin and crowd reaction as fans cheered the colorful slugger before he retired. Gabby Hartnett also appeared as a pinch hitter later in the inning.

Dizzy Dean Dizzy Cubs Moline Cub Gabby Hartnett Gabby

Cubs and Giants Playful Exhibition Ends With Busier Bench

The National League champions Cubs showcase a large rotation with Gus Mancuso at third and an outfield of Bob Garbark Larry French and Clay Bryant for five innings while Gene Lillard starts. Gabby Hartnett and French shared managed duties early as the game sparked with occasional jammed plays and a near slide mishap at Moline.

Hartnett Moline Gene Lillard Cubs Gabby Larry French French

Round-Up Of Interesting Notes From Edd Briet z Sports Desk

Round-Up of notes covers Bobby Riggs and others noted by Eddie Briez in New York. Pennsylvania referees debate an outsider for Nova versus Galento. Red Dawson pitches Tulane blocking backs. Armtrong takes an age-notch in LA. Reds back Giles. MKechnie arrival. Umpire Calleran hospitalized after a pop bottle incident. Goshen grand circuit uses a starting gate. Coaching school in Daytona Beach August 21 26 led by Bierman Thomas Leahy. Ripley s globe trotters boast 44 straight wins. John Bentley comments on corn crop and corn ears. No hitters by Brigman and Herbert, Forster, Clarke. Dodgers plan autographed picture sale. Bongiavanni nickname change proposed. Carlen Arcel work Lou Nova Galento prep.

Eddie Brietz New York Bobby Riggs Jennifer Pennsylvania Red Dawson Tulane Eddie Mead Henry Armstrong Los Angeles Red Sox Browns Sox Bill Redland Richmond Jimmy Calleran Goshen Bernie Bierman Frank Thomas Frank Leahy Daytona Beach Fla George Tr

Commission seeks to curb excess traveling by inspectors

Iowa unemployment compensation officials discussed a reorganization to cut travel duplication by field workers. They cited three cars traveling from Sioux City to Rock Rapids on job insurance business in a single day. Officials said federal requirements and new procedures may allow consolidating field activities.

Des Moines Iowa Commission Sioux City Rock Rapids

Picnic Party at Knott Residence Honors Muscatine Guests

Lefts Mr and Mrs Charles Knott hosted a basket lunch on Sunday with relatives and friends from Muscatine. Attendees included Mr and Mrs John Semler Tina Semler Mr and Mrs P V Daniels Mr and Mrs Hardin Semler and family Richard Howard Semler Emil Doering and daughter Bonnie Dick Bell and children Bernard Dorothy Edward Speith Elbern Knott.

Charles Knott John Semler Tina Semler P. V. Daniels Hardin Semler Howard Semler Richard Emil Doering Bonnie Dick Bell Bernard Dorothy Edward Speith Elbern Knott Muscatine

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