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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1939

Page

13

Sargeant Thimmesch to box in national pistol matches at Camp Perry

West Liberty highway patrol chief Sargeant Donald Thimmesch plans to be on the firing line as the national pistol matches open at Camp Perry Ohio on Saturday and run through early September. The piece also notes Henry Armstrong Lou Ambers and Mike Jacobs in recent boxing and baseball contexts.

Sargeant Donald Thimmesch Highway Patrol West Liberty Camp Perry Henry Armstrong Lou Ambers Mike Jacobs New York Chicago Cubs Kirby Higbe Phillies Bruin Highlee Reds

Cobb partner wins Santa Cruz best ball title

In Santa Cruz California a duo led by Ty Cobb posted 63 final score 11 under par to win a large field best ball event against many professionals and amateurs. Ted Lyons notes Harry Heisman outhits Joe DiMaggio, while Cookie Lavagetto hits a bunt for a home run and Debos Garmes makes a rushed throw that sails into left field during the play.

Ty Cobb Santa Cruz Calif Ted Lyons Harry Heisman Detroit Joe DiMaggio Lyons White Sox Griffith Stadium Cookie Lavagetto Brooklyn Bees Cookie Debos Garmes Lavagetto Dodger

Round-Up Of Interesting Notes in Sports by Eddie Brietz

Round up of sports items features Alfred G Vanderbilt planning fall race options with horses such as Challedon Johnstown Eight Thirty Cravat and Kayak II. Rider team prospects of Ryder Cup strength and Reds and Cardinals on eastbound train are noted. Also mentions Dodgers contract talks with Leo Durocher and various boxing and tennis items with multiple named figures and teams.

New York Alfred G. Vanderbilt Maryland Challedon Johnstown Henry Cotton Syracuse Chiefs Dick Porter San Diego Jack Corbett Dodgers Leo Durocher Bill Bonthron Princeton Sammy Snead Toofies Lou Brix Sixto Escobar Henry Watingy New Orleans

Kittenball Title Series Set by YMCA at Jefferson Field

The YMCA city kittenball championship series opens Monday at Jefferson Field under floodlights, with Roach & Musser and Zion Lutherans as principals after winning their league titles. Runners-up and other league teams will contest preliminary games ahead of the best two of three series.

Jefferson Field A. J. Lindley Roach & Musser Zion Lutherans Jefferson Eld

Boxing Fight Results Highlight New York Armers vs Armstrong

New Yorks Lou Ambers outpointed Henry Armstrong in a 133 1 2 pounds bout in Herkimer New York. In Pittsburgh Pedro Montanez stopped Howard Scott in Washington. Baby Arizmendi knocked out Jackie Carter in Los Angeles Washington matchups.

New York Lou Ambers Herkimer N. Y Henry Armstrong Los Angeles Pittsburgh Pedro Montanez Puerto Rico Howard Cowboy) Scott Washington, D. C Baby Arizmendi Mexico Jackie Carter Washington D.C

Major Heroes Shine As Williams Leads Boston Past Browns

Ted Williams homered, doubled, and single driven in four runs as Boston defeated St Louis. Mel Ott and Harry Lavin provide timely hits for Giants and Dodgers. Kirby Higbe wins again for Phillies. Gehringer returns with power for Tigers. Fletcher drives in three for Pirates. Feller records 18th victory. Russo part of Yankees 14 run outburst with three RBIs.

Ted Williams Red Sox Boston Browns Uff Melton Giants Cubs Harry Lavayette Dodgers Kirby Higbe Phillies Redws Charley Gehringer Tigers Detroit Athletics Elgie Fletcher Pirates Bob Feller Adams Senators Marius Russo Yankees White Sox New York

Baseball season leaders in the National and American Leagues

National League leaders include Mize batting for St. Louis at 356, Frey and Werber 83 RBIs for Cincinnati, McCormick 153 hits and 99 RBIs for Cincinnati, Slaughter 35 doubles for St. Louis, Herman 14 triples for Chicago, and 24 home runs for New York. Stolen bases lead Handley of Pittsburgh with 18. pitchers Wyatt of Brooklyn and Thompson of Cincinnati tied 8-3. American League batting leader is DiMaggio of New York.

Battting—Mize St. Louis Frey and Werber Cincinnati McCormick Slaughter Herman Chicago New York Handley Pittsburgh Wyatt Brooklyn Thompson DiMiggio

Kirby eliminates Barrett in U.S. women's golf

Dorothy Kirby, 19, of Atlanta, defeated Bea Barrett, 5 and 4, to advance in the 43rd U S women's golf championship at Wee Burn club Darien Conn Kirby shot three under par with five birdies over 14 holes in the second round defeating Barrett, of Minneapolis, who was medalist.

Darien Conn Dorothy Kirby Atlanta Bea Barrett Minneapolis U. S Wee Burn Club Miss Kirby

Ulric Garrett Services Held at Letts

Funeral rites for Ulric Garrett aged 79 were held Monday at the Letts Methodist church with Rev. W. S. Kite in charge. Burial was in Letts cemetery with a Masonic service and Triangular lodge No. 245 A F and A M in attendance. A male quartet performed two songs, and pallbearers included Dr. T. L. Bland and H. S. Turkington. Distinct out of town attendees came from Omaha, Rock Island, Buffalo, Muscatine, Columbus Junction, Grinnell, and Des Moines.

L. E. Parsons Cloyce Downer Ivan Estle Roscoe Eliason Old Rugged Cross Harry E. Gipple T. L. Bland H. S. Turkington J. L. Hi Rock Island Norman Armentrout Buffalo Eula Garrett Ted Woodward Robert van Dyke Ruth Mucha Arthur Beger Bert F. Snyder Muscatine Ida Edmonson Harold Edmonson Cord McDaniel C. C. Snyder Columbus Junction Will Sheilabarger Graniview J. C. Byram W. S. Kite Des Moines

392 Runs Foxx Boston 114 RBIs Williams Boston 103

Player season highlights list top performers including Foxx with 393 runs and 33 home runs for Boston along with Williams 103 RBIs and Case 41 stolen bases. Greenberg's 155 hits, Lewis 12 triples, Grove 132 pitching wins.

Runs Foxx Boston Williams Rolfe New York Greenberg Detroit Lewis Washington Foxx Case Grove

Letts Hosts Welcome Omaha Guests After Death in Family

Mrs Mae Barnes and daughter Mrs Laura Russell of Omaha stayed with Mr and Mrs E R McCormick and Mrs Belle T Garrett at Letts following the death of their uncle Ulric Garrett. Other weekend visits included the Crist family in Douds and Hartman home gatherings with Davenport and Muscatine guests. The Rev Benjamin R Van Dyke and daughter Barbara Joe left for Chariton to visit relatives.

Letts Mae Barnes Laura Russell Omaha E. R. McCormick Belle T. Garrett Barnes Russell Ulric Garrett George Crist Harry Eddie Eddie Crist E. B. Crist Douds L. G. Browning J. O. Kemp Conesville Carol Hartman Moline W. S. Hartman Hartman Bert Danes Davenport Danny White Hazel Thompson Muscatine Miss Thompson Roy Kingman John Gertenbach Ella Gertenbach Fred Hoopes Floy Eliason Walter Weber Benjamin R. van Dyke Barbara Joe Chariton

Entries Listed For Sectional Fair At Alexis

Aledo high school vocational agriculture instructor Earl Lutz announced the sectional fair entries for voc ag students to be shown at Alexis on September 8 and 9. The list includes Blaine Kendall Berkshire litter and Blaine Booth Angus cow and calf plus Hampshire ewes. many entrants show Angus steers Duroc Jersey litters Hampshire and Southdown sheep hereford stocks and various litter and pen entries. Deadline for filing entries is September 1.

Aledo Earl Lutz Aledo High School Alexis Blaine Kendall Berkshire Blaine Booth Hampshire Deawn Morgan Ben Burrows Jack Bob Fraser Earl Stallings Merle Brown Marvin Benson Robert Brokaw Don Hutchins Poland China Tom Bonynge Chester Everett Parkinson David Lawson Duroc Richard Brown Southdown Angus Harold Brokaw Kenneth Brown Duroc Jersey Ralph Gilmore Bill Gleize Angus Keifer Fred Brown Hampshire Barrow Eugene Castor Merle Johnson John Griffin Jr John Barbour Ed Thornton

CIO Certified as Bargainer at Armour Plants

The labor relations board certified CIO's United Packinghouse Workers union as exclusive bargaining agent for Armour and Company plants in Chicago. The Aug 3 election produced 660 votes for the CIO out of 848 cast, with two additional elections ordered for Omaha and Fort Worth to determine representation.

Washington Labor Relations Board CIO United Packinghouse Workers Union Armour and Company Chicago Armour Omaha Fort Worth Tex

Motor boat for sale cheap and assorted notices

Short classified list of items for sale and a rental ad. Includes a motor boat sale at 401 Evans and various other For Sale notices such as shelled popcorn, a modern home in Fair Oaks, a bike, typewriter, heating stove, leather davenport and v i ctrola, an electric popcorn popper, and furniture at 916 Iowa Ave with contact details in Belb Jefferson Iowa West Liberty area.

Iowa

Annual Legion Convention to Adjourn Today in Sioux City

The 21st annual Iowa Department American Legion convention will end today with officer elections an address by National Commander Stephen F Chadwick of Seattle and selection of a 1940 convention city George Paradise Sioux City attorney is favored for state commander though floor nominations possible The Legion parade drew about forty thousand people downtown Tuesday with music bands and colorful floats.

Sioux City Stephen F. Chadwick Seattle Iowa Department of the American Legion George Paradise

Curfew Proves Tough Night for Columbus Dance Halls

Judge Guy Cooper enforces a curfew banning dance music after 9 30 p m in Columbus Kansas leaving dancers stranded and angry. Local ordinance aims to curb late night revelry sparking outcry and potential national attention.

Guy Cooper Columbus Kan

FOR SALE ITEMS LISTED INCLUDING CANNING TOMATOES AND A FORD V-8 COUPE

An assorted sale list includes watermelons 1b each and ice cold 1c per pound from Schmelzer's, canned tomatoes, second hand and new county school books from Asthalter's, a Ford V-8 coupe in excellent condition, and a heating stove at 409 Oak. Contact numbers provided as 57-F-3 and 98-F-12.

Asthalter’s Iowa Ave

Veterans parade fuels tension as unity flags wave again

The article describes a 21 year gap since World War I victory parades as Legionnaires march past and newsboys report on escalating Eur ope conflict. About 10 000 spectators packed the stock yards baseball park to witness precision drum and bugle corps in competition.

Reunion Legionnaires Europe Stock Yards

Belgium King to speak for peace in radio address

Brussels reports King Leopold was asked by the Little Seven to declare the neutral bloc's wish for peace and independence. The Oslo group ministers studied the speech, approving it for a 8 p m presentation as Germany seeks a nonaggression pact with Soviet Russia and Danzig claims loom.

Brussels Leopold Belgium Oslo Europe Germany Soviet Russia Danzig Hitler Tannenberg

Armour and PWOC to Open Collective Bargaining Session

Armour plant in Chicago will host a 2:30 p.m. conference as Henry Johnson of the PWOC announces management agrees to discuss a collective bargaining agent. PWOC officials say this marks the first significant sign of willingness since their organization drive began.

Chicago Henry Johnson Packinghouse Workers Organizing Committee Armour and Company PWOC Armour

Frontiers Clash As Polish German Forces Exchange Fire

Polish reports a brief frontier clash near Kluczno with three German soldiers entering Polish territory. Shots were exchanged and one German appeared wounded as Polish troops maintained halt orders. Peasants aid trench work in Posnania and women dig bunkers. Danzig aviation reports Polish anti aircraft fire against a German transport plane en route from Templehof to Danzig and Koenigsberg but no hit occurred.

Warsaw Polish Telegraph Agency Today Kluczno Silesia Posnania Danzig Templehof Berlin Koenigsberg

Strike Threat Looms at Armour Plant Amid Labor Talks

Report states a strike in the meat packing industry looms unless Armour agrees to negotiate with labor unions. Union leaders press for a settlement as workers face stalled wages and demands for better conditions.

Armour Laboray

Arno Halbfass Visits Home After European Tour

Arno C. Halbfass of Shreveport La on homeward leg from months in Europe visits brother and sister in law at 1115 Sycamore street. His tour covered France Germany Holland Italy and Switzerland with stops in major cities. He directed Arno Tours and spoke in Chicago Monday to the Y's Men’s clubs at the Drake hotel on his war outlook tour.

Arno C. Halbfass Shreveport Europe F. P. G. Halbfass Sycamore Street Mr. Halbfass Chicago Drake Hotel

Fish on tour risks getting in a kettle of trouble

A fragment hints that Representative Fish, while touring Europe, may face mounting complications if he continues to take on every European problem. The remark likens his burden to being in a difficult kettle of trouble.

Fish Europe

Untitled Phrase Raises Question Of Timing For Roosevelts Policy

A line suggesting winter may yield to spring is used to pose whether President Roosevelt could accelerate policy or relief timing. The remark hints at shifting plans in response to current conditions or political pressure.

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