Bowling League Scores and Playoff Preview
Bowling results show Lucky Strikes leading with high scores by Pratt and Wilson, plus Seerist and Bever among top marks. Playoff action highlights include Prosk, Garrett, and Barbur contributing strong rolls as teams vie for final spots. Tuesday night schedule lists Usherettes vs Encores and Leading Ladies vs Curtain Raisers in the first round.
Diffusers Promise Quiet Air Circulation for Homes
In homes the diffuser system blends high velocity airstreams into broad, gentle flows via concentric ceiling cones, reducing drafts. Experts explain central ceiling diffusers pull air through attic ducts for uniform temperature and unobtrusive furniture placement, with adjustable models gaining popularity.
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Phillies Trim Evansville Margin to Three Games
Evansville lost ground in the standings as Philadelphia defeated Keokuk 7-3 to shave the Evansville lead to three games. Quad Cities rallied late to beat the Braves 9-7 in Stan Palys Park with a Giana slam in the late innings. Felix Manilia homered to cap a comeback over the Braves. Cedar Rapids edged Burlington 6-5 in the other match. Today's schedule lists Burlington at Waterloo and Quad Cities at Cedar Rapids.
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Keuxuk
Quad Cities
Jeading Braves
Stan Palvs
Giana
Phillies
Keokuk
Ivaneville
Felix Man- Hila
Braves
Ewell Uller
Bob Leschke
Cedar Rapids
Bur-lington
Burlington
Wateloo
Quitey
Terra Haute
Des Moines eliminated from Legion tourney in tight regional game
Altus Oklahoma reports Topeka defeated Des Moines 8 to 4 in the regional American Legion baseball tournament. Both teams had lost earlier in the event, and Topeka pulled away with three runs in the last two innings to seal the win.
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Altus
Okla
Topeka
Des Moines
American Legion
Umpire Respect Highlighted By Baseball Fans
A New York reader recounts a baseball outing where players managers and fans harshly criticized umpires. The piece argues big league umpires are seasoned, fair professionals who face pressure from managers and crowds and deserve better treatment.
Middlecoff Wins Kansas City Open In Playoff
Cary Middlecoff edged Jack Burke after a six under par 66 to claim the Kansas City Open in a playoff. Meanwhile Billy Maxwell and Sam Arzetta were upset in early National Amateur action. Anne Quast and Mickey Wright tied for medalist honors with 76 at Pebble Beach National Junior Girls Championship.
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Kansas City
Cary Middlecoff
Jack Burke
Seattle
Billy Maxwell
Sam Arzetta
Pebble Beach
Calif
Anne Quast
Mickey Wright
Middlecoff Wins Kansas City Open in Playoff Circus
Sam Middlecoff fired a six under par 66 to win the Kansas City Open for the second straight year. He finished regulation in 276, six strokes ahead of Jack Burke Jr. Doug Ford and Dave Douglas tied for third after playoff rounds.
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Carr Middlecoff
Jack Burke Jr
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Middlecoff
Memphis
Doug Ford
Harrison
N. Y
Dave Douglas
Newark
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Lions Defeat Cardinals 28-13 in Exhibition Game
Amarillo Texas reports the Detroit Lions led 14-0 at halftime and extended the margin to 28-13 with 14 points in the final quarter. A 48 yard pass from Bobby Wayne to Cloyce Box opened scoring in the first period. Chicago Cardinals managed one TD before halftime and a late 23 yard pass from Don Pandera to Merrill Peacock.
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Detroit Lions
Chicago Cardinals
Lions
Bobby Wayne
Cloyce Box
Cardinals
Don Pandera
Merrill
Cancer Society Booth At West Liberty Fair
The Muscatine County Cancer Society sponsors a booth at the West Liberty fair under county chairman Mrs Gene Rosenthal and vice chairman Mrs Leroy Bothell with Mrs Emma Ditmars. The display includes a hospital bed and paraphernalia from the loan closet. items may be loaned to patients on request to the society leaders. State headquarters provided pictures and literature for distribution at the booth.
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West Liberty Fair
Gene Rosenthal
Leroy Bothell
Emma Ditmars
Cancer Society
West Liberty
Spanish fishing fleet nets 600000 tons in 1951 catch
Madrid officials announced the Spanish fishing fleet captured about 600000 tons of fish in 1951 valued at roughly 66 million dollars. The industry employs more than 300000 people.
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Bowling League Ends With Playoff Victory and Awards
The Lucky Strikes beat the Four Aces 573 to 516 in a one game playoff after the season's halves. A party at the Claybroom followed with three teams providing lunch and prize caps awarded to all winning team members. Pinsplitters and Four Aces collected most team honors. High men series were H Townsend 93 and Preeland Babbitt 4. Leta Frost led the ladies with 833 and Betty Feidhahn followed with 2. Jim Garrett had 241 in the men’s game, Carl Wilson 233 next. Denna Secrist topped ladies with 201, Betty Feidhahn 186.
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H. Townsend
Preeland Babbitt
Leta Frost
Betty Feidhahn
Jim Garrett
Carl Wilson
Denna Secrist
Turtles Thrive as Terrapin Popularity Wanes
Declining demand for terrapin as a food drives a population surge around Chesapeake Bay with more turtles observed in coastal habitats and estuaries. Local researchers note ecological shifts and potential changes for fisheries and conservation plans.
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Coach Speaks at Rotary Luncheon on Philosophy of Coaching
Coach E Kivisto of East Moline High School addressed the Rotary Club noting a parallel between coaching for athletics and preparing youths for life. August birthdays were acknowledged with cake. present members included Walter Freeborn Charles Meerdink Richard Kautz Herbert Ives Dr E L Emerson Robert Shoemaker Leran Waich.
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E. Kivisto
East Moline High School
Kivisto
Walter Freeborn
Charles Meerdink
Richard Kautz
Herbert Ives
E. L. Emerson
Robert Shoemaker
Leran Waich
Warren Golemboske
C. H. Young
Roscoe Eason
Journe Carrier Salesmen Guests At Annual Fair
Carrier salesmen for The Muscatine Journal in Muscatine and nearby communities visited the West Liberty fair today. The group met at the Journal office, rode a Journal supplied bus, enjoyed fair facilities, and had lunch at the grove before returning to complete paper routes. Chaperones were Robert Bauer and Mrs. Bauer with Mrs. Albert Lichtern ward.
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Muscatine
West Liberty Fair Management
Journal
Wap
Robert Bauer
Muscatine Journal
Bauer
Albert Lich
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