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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1952

Page

9

Wapello Upsets Washington In 10-9 showdown

Wapello, 6th in SEISA, defeated Washington 10-9 to clinch the title for Letts. Five home runs were hit, three by Wapello and two by Washington. Ramseyer and Schmidt were Washington’s pitchers. Matthews and Paris keyed the Wapello win. Washington’s loss eliminates them from title contention.

Wapello SEISA Letts Stewart and Crone Washington Ramseyer Schmidt Matthews Paris Iowa Electric

Baptists win Sunday school softball semifinal at Oregon field

In Monday night action at Oregon field the Baptists of the YMCA Sunday school league defeated Evan gelical and Reformed 13 to 10 to reach the finals. The Baptists posted 13 runs on 14 hits with two errors while Evan gelical had six runs on six hits and one error. Tonight at 6 10 p m the Methodists and Presbyterians play in the tourney with possible Thursday final if the winners advance.

Baptists YMCA Oregon Field Evangelical Reformed The Oregon Methodists Presbyterians

Former Polio Victim to Appear on Junction Card

Gentleman Jim Dobie from Des Moines heads a Columbus Junction fairground wrestling card on Wednesday night September 3 at 8 30 p m. A polio survivor since age five he promotes polio victim awareness and has fought about 500 bouts in seven years. The semi final features Dobie versus Bob Orton with Gypsy Joe versus Balk Estes in the prelim. The main event matches Ron Etchison against Joe Dusek. Tickets cost 1 general admission 150 ringside and 50 children tax included.

Jim Dobie Des Moines Columbus Junction Dobie Dobe Bob Orton Gypsy Joe Balk Estes Ron Etchison Joe Dusek Shellabarger Eiche Enauer Muscatine

Tigers No Hitter Against Yankees By Trucks

Virgil Trucks of the Detroit Tigers pitched the season’s second no hit no run game versus the New York Yankees in a 1 0 victory. Ray Boone of the Cleveland Indians was benched by manager Al Lopez likely for the rest of the season. Dorothy Kirby of Atlanta won medal race in National Women's Amateur with 76 three over par. Jimmy Clark defeated Turnesa in Fort Wayne Open playoff with a 69 after a 70 by Turnesa. Sam Urzetta blitzed par in Canadian Amateur to beat Bill MacPherson 6 and 5.

New York Virgil Trucks Detroit Tigers New York Yankees Wlasington Ray Boone Cleveland Indians al Lopez Portland Ore Dorothy Kirby Atlanta Fort Wayne Ind Jimmy Clark Laguna Beach Calif Jim Turnesi Briarcliff N. Y Turnesa Vancouver B. C Sam Urzetta Rochester U. S Bill MacPherson Seattle Urzetta

Pheasant and Quail Shooting Rules Kept Mostly Same

Iowa keeps similar pheasant and quail rules for fall with modest changes. Pheasant season opens November 11 from noon to 4 30 pm with a three cock bird bag and possession limit. Long zone runs to December 5 in 65 counties. short zone ends November 22 in 27 counties. Quail season runs November 1 to December 15 in the long zone and November 1 to 15 in the short zone with 8 30 am to 4 30 pm hours and six bird bag limits. Long zones include many northern and central counties. short zones list several counties across the state. Hungarian partridge not open this year.

Iowa State Conservation Commission Ida Kellner County Recorder Bng Lyon Osceola Dickinson Emmet Kossuth Winnebago Worth Mitchell Howard Winneshiek Allamakee Clayton Fayette Chickasaw Floyd Cerro Gordo Hancock Palo Alto Clay O’brien Sioux Plymouth Cherokee Benna Vista Pocahontas Humboldt Wright Franklin Butler Bermer Woodbury Ida Sac Calhoun Webster Hamilton Hardin Grundy Black Hawk Buchanan Delaware Dubuque Jackson Clinton Scott Jones Linn Benton Tama Marshall Story Boone Greene Carroll Crawford Monona Shelby Audubon Guthrie Jasper Paweshiek Johnson Cedar Muscatine Harrison Pottawattamie Cass Adair Madison Adams Union Clark Lucas Taylor Ringgold Decatur Wayne Louisa Washington Keokuk Mahaska Dallas Mills Montgomery Fremont Page Monroe Appanoose Polk Warren Marion Clarke Wapello Jefferson Henry Des Moines Davis van Buren Lee

Mel Allen Show to Feature Legion Junior Baseball

A CBS network tribute will air Aug 27 during the 34th National American Legion convention. Mel Allen’s program after the fights will highlight the Legion junior baseball league with Ford Frick, Donald R. Wilson, Gil McDougald, Yogi Berra and other notables featured.

New York American Legion CBS Mel Allen Ford Frick Donald R. Wilson Gil McDougald Yogi Berra Yankees

Muscatine Merchants Win 15-10 In Oregon Field Slugfest

Muscatine Merchants defeated Wilton 15 to 10 at Oregon Field in a high scoring game. Ben Frost and Fran Kurriger powered the Merchants with a four run fourth inning including a home run, triple and two doubles. Lam Beatty allowed fewer runs late after a rough first six frames, and Wilton tallied early in the first inning and again in the third and sixth.

Muscatine Wilton Oregon Field Merchants Ben Frost Fran Kurriger Lam Beatty Beatty Bob Lange

Squirrel and Rabbit Seasons Set by State Commission

The state conservation commission declares a closed season for Rock Creek and Creston lakes to restore fish balance. Squirrel season runs Sept 15 to Nov 15, with a six daily bag and 12 possession. Rabbit season from Sept 15 to Jan 31, 1953, 6 am to 6 pm, ten daily bag, no possession limit.

State Conservation Commission Rock Creek Creston Lakes Ida Kellner Rock Creek Lake Jasper County Creston Lake Union County

Fight Results Across Cities Highlight Ring Action

Chicago bout saw Billy Noble winning a decision over Cecil Hudson while Brooklyn featured Johnny Bratton stopping Irwin Steen and Danny Jo Perez outpointing Phil Morizio in New York. Boston hosted Tommy Collins who defeated Glen Flanagan in St Paul.

Chicago Billy Noble Grand Island Neb Cecil Hudson Milwaukee Brooklyn Johnny Bratton Irwin Steen San Diego Danny Jo Perez New York Phil Morizio Boston Tommy Collins Glen Flanagan St. Paul

Fort Orange Purse Won By Class Owa At Saratoga

In Saratoga Springs New York Class owa took the Fort Orange Purse scoring a win. In Chicago Van Crosby captured the Valley View Purse at Washington Park with a four dollar winning price.

Saratoga Springs N.Y Fort Orange Saratoga Chicago van Crosby Valley View Washington Park

American Spirit Honor Medal Awarded to Robert Vorwerk

Robert Francis Vorwerk has been selected to receive the American Spirit Honor Medal by the Army Navy and Air Force Inc. He is cited by his mother Betty Wasson for displaying leadership initiative loyalty and the American spirit during training. The award will be presented at the Brigade review on August 30 at the U S Naval Training Center Great Lakes Ill.

Robert Francis Vorwerk Betty Wasson Sycamore Street Citizens Committee of the Army, Navy, and Air Force Inc Robert U. S. Naval Training Center Great Lakes Ill

Four-H Record Books Due by September Fifteenth

Muscatine county Four-H boys must submit all project record books to the local leader by September 15. Books judged blue or red are eligible for premium money, while missing entries disqualify members from premiums and many activities. If a project is incomplete, youths should enter pencil estimates and hand in the book.

Muscatine County Harold Craig Craig

Judging Entries At County Fair Demonstrations

Muscatine county Four-H judging team heads to the state fair in Des Moines this afternoon with leader Lauren Frevermuth of Wilton. Demonstrations by Hoopes, Duncan, Brookhart set for Wednesday morning in Hillcrest lodge room. livestock exhibits feature numerous Angus Hereford Shorthorn and Hampshire entries by local 4 H youths.

Muscatine County Des Moines Noel Townsley Fritz Grummer Paul Rohlf Lauren Windus Lauren Frevermuth Wilton David Hoopes John Duncan Leroy Strockhart Hoopes The Lake Livewires Paul Drumm Robert Hearst Kay Sulzberger Jerry Stigers John Baker Donna Schneider Wayne Schneider Angus Hereford Gary Windus Louis Danner Lloyd Frick Delmar Frick Leon Frick David Timm Cynthia Timm Harlan Harvey Larry Thomas Rodney Brane Donna Kay Owen Leroy Sanders Charles Harper Guernsey Bob Oxley Hampshire Larry Kook

Tom Zachary Goes 12-0 for Yankees in 1929 Season

Pitcher Tom Zachary of the New York Yankees posted the season's best unbeaten record with 12 wins and no losses in 1929.

Tom Zachary Yankees

Church Council Plans Homecoming Rally on Oct. 5

The First Evangelical United Brethren church council outlined an all day homecoming rally for October 5 with a noon basket dinner and an evening luncheon. Invitations will go to members and former members. The fall program begins late September. Rev. J. Arthur Eveland presided. A Sunday school council meeting followed at 8:30 p.m. Virgil Ross presided and fall plans were sketched.

Council of Administration First Evangelical United Brethren Church J. Arthur Eveland Virgil Ross

Poems by Local Writer At Iowa State Fair

Poems by K. Elta DeCamp are on display at the Iowa State fair on the second floor of the education building. The two poems Iowa Gold and Life As Is are illustrated and part of a new poetry display arranged with courtesy of the State Department of Education and the state fair board.

K. Elta Woodlawn Avenue State Department of Education State Fair Board Lowa Fair

Major League Stars Rally Dodgers Past Cardinals in Ninth

In the nightcap, Pee Wee Reese singled in the ninth to drive in tying and winning runs as the Dodgers beat the Cardinals 9-5 after winning the matinee 3-1. Virgil Trucks pitched his second no hitter of the season, a 1-0 Tigers win over the Yankees.

Pewee Reese Dodgers Cardinals Virgil Trucks Tigers Yankees

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