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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1939

Page

10

Leonard May Washington Star Stops White Sox for 16th Win

Emil Leonard the Washington Senators knuckleballer held the Chicago White Sox to six hits to win his 16th game of the season 4-3. The Yankees gained half a game on idle Boston as the Red Sox fell to Detroit 11-4. Philadelphia beat St Louis 4-2 as Wally Moses drove in all winners’ runs. Pirates and Phillies split a doubleheader with 1-0 and 11-6 results respectively.

Washington Star White Sox Red Sox Judson Bailey Associated Press Emil Dutch) Leonard Washington Senators White Hose Chicago White Sox New York Yankees Boston Red Sox Detroit Tigers Mose Grove Bostons Philadelphia Athletics St. Louis Browns Wally Moses G.P. Weenee Cincinnati Big St Louis Chicago Og Brooklyn Pittsburgh Boston Atenwenee Philadelphia Phildelphia Chicago St. Louis Newark Boston Cleveland Washington Scherlu

All Stars Swamp Andalusia in 26 to 2 Softball Win

Muscatine All Stars girls softball team, led by Yla Lamb, no-hit Andalusia 26 to 2 under Oregon field lights. Muscatine had 21 hits, eight runners scored in the sixth, while Andalusia committed 11 errors. The All Stars plan a doubleheader against Davenport Colored Giants and a game at Rapid City on Sunday.

Yla Lamb Muscatine All-Stars Davenport Colored Giants Oregon Field South End Merchants Moline Colored Giants Rapid City

Indees Baseball Team Heads to Prison Sunday

Muscatine Independent baseball team coached by George Long will play Prison Blues at Ft. Madison Sunday at 1 30 p m with Mel Clark or Bill Wallarab pitching. Monday at Weed Park the Indees face Kohrs Packers of Davenport at 2 30 p m with five prizes from Kohrs Packing. The team seeks its eighth straight win.

Muscatine Independent George Long State Penitentiary Ft. Madison Prison Blues Mel Clark Bill Wallarab Muscatine Crew Indees Kohr’s Packers Davenport Weed Park Kohr’s Packing Company

Cedar Rapids Evansville Clash For 1939 Three I Pennant

Cedar Rapids holds a two game edge over Evansville with a three game series to decide the pennant. Evansville cut the gap by sweeping Waterloo in a doubleheader while Cedar Rapids lost in 10 innings to Decatur. Roy and Ross homered for Evansville in a shutout bid and Springfield topped Moline 1 0.

Associated Press Cedar Rapids Evansville Waterloo Decatur J Roy Ross Springfield Hanning Clinton Bloomington

Aledo Softball Tourney Schedule Announced for Next Week

Aledo Illinois announces open softball tournament schedule under H. L. Job. Sixteen teams enter with opening two game session Sunday September 3 at 7 45 and 9 00. Prizes total 90 dollars. Umpires Dad Rassmusson and Banjo Smith of Viola. Final rounds begin Thursday to Sunday September 10 with finals at 9 p.m and 7 45 p.m consolation game. Venue is Junior Chamber of Commerce diamond at the fair grounds near Aledo.

Aledo Ill Aledo All Star H. L. Job Aledo CCC Alpha Moline Dad” Rassmusson Banjo” Smith Viola Aledo Hot Shots Rex Rock Island Knights of Columbus Kewanee

Tipton Junior College to Play Six-Man Football

Tipton Junior College will introduce six-man football as its fall sport this year. New equipment has been purchased and practice starts this week as enrollment supports a potential winning team. The schedule lists open dates and home matches against Maquoketa and Lenox, with other games to be announced.

Tipton Tipton Junior College Maquoketa Lenox

Pirates and Athletics Spark in Doubleheader Wins

In a doubleheader Major Heroes Max Butcher and Walter Beck led the Pirates and Phillies to a 1-0 win with five hit pitching in the first game, while Beck hurled strongly in the nightcap. Wally Moses doubled and scored for the Athletics and hit a three run homer in a 4-2 win over the Browns. Pete Fox and Pinky Higgins each had three hits as Detroit toppled the Red Sox.

Max Butcher Pirates Walter Beck Phillies Philadelphia Wally Moses Athletics A’s Browns Pete Fox Pinky Higgins Tigers Detroit Red Sox

Conesville to Meet Oakville and Davenport Maroons

The Conesville independent baseball team faces Oakville here Sunday afternoon and then travels to Davenport Sunday evening to play the Davenport Maroons.

Conesville Oakville Davenport

Kischer Joins Star Squad for St. Louis Game

Iowa State star Everett Kischer joined a college squad that will face the St. Louis Gunners in St. Louis on Sept. 8. The matchup marks Kischer returning to competition against pro club in the exhibition.

Kischer St. Louis Everett Kischer St. Louis Gunners

Meerdink Reaches Finals in Two Links Tourneys Here

Geneva golfer Charles Meerdink, a former all city champion, advances to finals at Mad Creek course in the Geneva club and all city tournaments. He defeated Fred Messenger 5 and 4 after beating Bud Fairall in the Geneva club semifinal, while Boldt and Fairall started a consolation match to determine the other finalist.

Meerdink Charles Meerdink Geneva Muscatine Charlie Geneva Club Messenger Dark Horse George Boldt Bud Fairall Mad Creek Geneva Country Club Fred Messenger No. 8

Moe Berg Seeks Language Lesson After Homer Swing

Round up of notes cites Moe Berg planning to learn a new language after his homer. Eddie Mead offers to void contract with Henry Armstrong to help his rival career. Henry cautions as Tulane game looms. Yankee scouting costs cited and other boxing and football chatter noted.

New York Moe Berg Eddie Mead N. Y

Fordham Seeks 40000 At Alabama Opening Gate

Davy O'Brien endures a rough spell as Fordham prepares for the season opener against Alabama. Officials anticipate an attendance around 40,000 at the Alabama game.

Fordham Alabama

Local 77 Adopts Theme Song Deep Burple

Mack Wallace reports that Asbury Park New Jersey based Local No 77 of the wrestlers brotherhood has adopted a theme song Deep Burple. The car of tomorrow will feature curved windows sliding doors and an air cooled rear engine motor.

Mack Wallace Asbury Park N. J The Wrestlers’ Brotherhood Deep Burple

Quack Duck Records Deemed Illegal by Federal Officials

Des Moines reports that recorded duck calls are not legal to lure wild ducks under federal regulations as regional director George Tonkin cites a Kansas City court ruling. Hunters debate the legality of call recordings versus live or imitation calls as Iowa's duck season opens October 22 and ends December 5 with daily shooting hours from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Des Moines George Tonkin Federal Biological Service Kansas City Tonkin Iowa

Aging Simmons Near End Of Glory Run With Reds

Aloysius Szymanski known as Al Simmons, 36, facing a twilight career as Cincinnati Reds acquire him on waivers from the Boston Bees. The move aims to add bat power for a September stretch, while Simmons battles a sore toe and fading speed. Also recaps golf semifinal where Meerdink edges Messenger after tense holes, and a dam fish tale ends with a monster fish said to loom but not yet caught.

Boston Cincinnati Reds Aloysius Szymanski al. Simmons Philadelphia Athletics White Sox Boston Bees Mr. Simmons Aloysius Simmons Ysaak Walton Ivan Stebbins Ernie Heuer

Musky High Opens 1939 Football Drills at Muscatine

About 25 players joined Coach Harold Weber at Jefferson field for Muscatine high school first musky grid drill. The largely A squad veterans from 1938 were joined by others as Weber began conditioning and planned a general call for candidates next week.

Jefferson Field Harold Weber Muscatine High School Musky

Osmanski Wins MVP In College All-Star clash

Chicago AP reports Bill Osmanski won the most valuable player award for his performance in Wednesday night's college All-Star game.

Osmanski Chicago Bill Osmanski University of Iowa

Legion Chapter to Sponsor Two Pin Teams in Leagues

Muscatine American Legion chapter plans to sponsor two bowling teams in reorganized leagues at Pla-Mar alleys. Executive committee met at the Legion home to draft plans and announce tryouts from September 2 to September 13. All lodge bowlers urged to take part.

Legion Chapter Muscatine _American Legion Pla-Mar Legion Lodge

French monoplane De lanne with twin guns and tan wings

The De lanne monoplane carries two shell firing guns one through the propeller hub and one at the tail. The craft is reported to exceed 370 miles per hour and features tan demand wings.

Giants Fullback Osmanski Wins Newsmen’s Poll for Hawkeye Staff

Osmanski a Holy Cross fullback won the ward in a poll of newspapermen who saw the game and will join the Hawkeye coaching staff in the fall. Ed Bock, Iowa State guard, finished fourth in the poll.

New York Giants Osmanski Holy Cross Hawkeye Ed Bock Iowa

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