Bowling League Scores Summer League Highlights
The bowling results feature Curtis 468 M Jensen 483 B Townsend 447 L Hart 310 287 318 915 Balien 555 Verink 500 387 346 295 998 324 339 331 1046 A Licheenwald 555 L Aull Wailer 370 1102 282 242 248 772 Riswold 465 Sywassink 500 387 346 295 998 324 339 331 1046 Pons AEG 509 1036 297 403 377 1077 327 375 334 1036 Riswold-Bently Cypress section notes high series 800 by Ballenger and 2nd high 859 by Gentry 6626 course points listed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis
M. Jensen
B. Townsend
L. Hart
Balien
Verink
Riswold
Sywassink
A. Licheenwald
L. Aull
Wailer
R. Simpson
Naber
Bilberhorm
Ballenger
Marshall
Pulliam
Juniors Set for Browning Field Game in Moline Sunday
American Legion Juniors visit Moline for a late Sunday game at Browning Field starting 3 30 p m. Sponsored by Dow Motors and coached by Art Cordwell they seek a return home game after the trip. Moline travels to Muscatine next Sunday for a 2 p m start at League Field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browning Field
Moline
American Legion
Dow Motors
Art Cordwell
Muscatine
League Field
South Muscatine
Golf briefs headline heads into semifinals and finals
Seattle players Jack Westland Everett Washington Bill Mawhinney Vancouver Al Mengert Spokane Don Cherry Garden City New York advanced to the semi finals of the National Amateur championship at Pebble Beach California. Mickey Wright La Jolla California beat Barbara McIntire Toledo one up in the National Junior Girls final at Pebble Beach California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Jack Westland
Everett
Wash
Bill Mawhinney
Vancouver
al Mengert
Spokane
Don Cherry
Garden City
N.Y
Pebble Beach
Calif
Mickey Wright
la Jolla
Barbara McIntire
Toledo
Emerson fires historic hole in one at Geneva Golf Club
Mrs. Bess Emerson scored a hole in one on the 89 yard No 2 hole at Geneva Golf and Country Club in a foursome with Mrs. Mildred Kent, Mrs. Pat Schmalz and Mrs. Madeline McKee. Pro Mel Roe wt reports the ace on the fly. first this season at Geneva and first by a woman there. Witnesses were Mrs. Sarah Stanley and Mrs. Arlene Lister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bess Emerson
Muscatine
Geneva
Mel Roewert
Golfing Hall of Fame
Geneva Golf and Country Club
Emerson
Mildred Kent
Pat Schmalz
Madeline McKee
Sarah Stanley
Arlene Lister
Caddie Champ Semi-finalists Named in Columbus
In Columbus Ohio the National Caddie Championship semi-final bracket includes Jim Lucius of Northfield Minnesota Al Chandler of Los Angeles Dick Rhyan of Columbus and Ted Leach of Circleville Ohio. In Fort Wayne Indiana Cary Middlecoff of Memphis and Ted Kroll of New Hartford New York tied for first round lead at six under par 66 in the Fort Wayne Open worth fifteen thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Jim Lucius
Northfield
Minn
al Chandler
Los Angeles
Dick Rhyan
Ted Leach
Circleville
Fort Wayne
Ind
Cary Middlecoff
Memphis
Ted Kroll
New Hartford
N.Y
Backing Planned for Mississippi River Scenic Highway
C H Young of Muscatine urged designating US 61 as the backbone of a Mississippi River scenic route from source to Gulf at the Mississippi River Parkway Planning Commission meeting in Lacrosse Wisconsin. He proposed West 61 and East 61, discussed naming, mapping, and cost considerations, and urged initial marking on existing highways to build toward a unified Mississippi River Interstate Highway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi River
Gulf of Mexico
C. H. Young
Muscatine
Young
Border
Gulf
Mr. Young
Bureau of Public Roads
City engineer reports progress on Geneva drive paving and street work
City Engineer Robert H. Smith told the council that Geneva drive paving is progressing satisfactorily and Leroy street grading will start early next week. He said Grover street sewer construction specs are complete and bids are due at the next meeting. He estimated 1275 dollars to replace the 321 by 10 foot city hall sidewalk. An iron grate installation in front of the Glass building is underway and will finish this week. Sunken manholes on Cedar street 1200 block have been repaired.
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Geneva Drive
Leroy Street
Robert H. Smith
Grover Street
Cedar Street
Adams to Wrestle At New Boston Fish Fry Sunday
Jerry Adams former Olympic champion and University of Nebraska wrestling coach leads a New Boston Illinois card at a Sunday fish fry with rival who include Young Sampson a 250 pound giant and Flash Ford Cuban Middleweight Champion also on the lineup Don Friend from Little Rock Arkansas joins the ring card with matches scheduled Saturday afternoon and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Adams
University of Nebraska
Boston
Young Sampson
Sampson
Flash Ford
Don Friend
Little Rock
Arkansas
Kasper Returns with USS Buck Crew from Korea Duty
Donald Kasper of Nichols served as a fireman apprentice aboard the USS Buck during a six months tour in Korean waters. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Herman C. Kasper of Nichols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nichols
Donald Kasper
Buck
United States
Korean
Kasper
Herman C. Kasper
Muscatine Men Sentenced to Jail for Petty Larceny
Justice of the Peace Robert H. Wilson sentenced two Muscatine men, Lawrence Fuhrman and Vernon Humpheby, to 10 days in the county jail. They were booked at 5 15 p m Thursday on petty larceny, accused of taking an auto battery from Henderson's garage entrance on West Front Street. Fuhrman's charge was later changed to intoxication. An Elmer Ransom of Rock Island identified himself to arresting officers at booking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice of the
Robert H. Wilson
Lawrence Fuhlman
West Front Street
Vernon Humpheby
East Fifth Street
Henderson
Fuhrman
Man fined after intoxication arrest at East Front Cedar
At 8 25 p m Thursday a man appeared before Police Judge Nathan Hoefflin today. He was fined five dollars and costs. The arrest occurred at the intersection of East Front and Cedar streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Hoefflin
East Front
Cedar Streets
Michigan State Falls to Oregon State 20 to 0 in 1915 debut
In its first inter sectional football game against Oregon State in 1915 Michigan State lost 20 to 0. The contest marked MSU's early inter sectional clash as a developing program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon State
Michigan State
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Ridatenweld- Wailer
Chelf
Pullleam
Silberhorn -Marshall
Sywwassink-Verink
Riswold-Bently
Saliemink-Townsend
Gentry
S . Sacco
Ween
Lichtenwald
Walter Ateee
Naber-Ballinger
Gam Thede-Gentry Ee
Naber-Ballinger Ovese
Patek Glosscote
PATEK
MAUTZ
Tiedemann Paint Store
East Second Street
Wester
Swift
Johnson
Fastulas
Eather Amity
Lea
Nesbett
Howell
Bulova
Sporting Goods
W. Second St
Stromberg-Carlson
Tru-Lok
S.@&P. STEIN FURNITURE CO
Adams
New Boston
New Boston, Illinois
Korea
Wilson
Elmer Ransom
Rock Island
J. E. Kranz CO
L. Ross Beatty
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