Stanley Nine Trounces Elks 7 to 1 in fast game
Stanley Nine defeated Elks 7 to 1 at Wing's Park in a high energy contest. Stanley jumped ahead with two runs in the first, Elk's narrowed to 2-1 on a sharp baserunning play by hx Robertson, then Stanley added runs in the third sixth and tenth while James delivered strong pitching to hold the Elk's at bay. The article notes it as the best game so far at Wing's Park and previews upcoming matches including Hik's versus Joose and a VFW game, plus hotel arrangements for visiting girls teams and a Saturday lineup for the Bratten team with coaches and batboy listed.
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Ourine Ear Drops Ad Promises Hearing Gain
Wanted men and women who are hard of hearing are urged to use the Ourine home method test with eye syringe. If you still hear ringing or buzzing from wax blockage you may get a refund. Ask Ouime Ear Drops at Fenfer Drug Co.
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Girls Softball Team Trips to Des Moines This Weekend
The Coliseum Girls' softball team travels to Des Moines this weekend, arranged by the Coliseum management and the Des Moines Recreation Association. They depart Saturday noon on a big bus loaned by Lawrence Liebe of the Ford Garage. They will play Greenwood Electric of Des Moines, then be feted at the Tramar ballroom, attend church services, dine at Hotel Kirkwood, and spend Sunday evening at Riverview Amusement Park.
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Kuhel Moves from Nats to White Sox
Washington Senators released first baseman Joe Kuhel who immediately signed with the Chicago White Sox. Kuhel, purchased from Kansas City for 65,000 dollars in 1930, has had two stints with Washington and is starting a second period with Chicago after a 1937 trade and a 1944 waiver return to the Senators.
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VFW Blanks Westgate Nine in 8-0 Softball Victory
VFW softball team defeated Westgate nine 8-0 at Westgate last night. Wally Stetten hit a home run, Birdsell pitched a four hit game, and VFW played errorless ball. Battery: Birdsell and Reisner.
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Oelwein urged to back youth recreation program now
Vie Gallo voices community call to fund a year round recreation program for Oelwein youths. He argues cooperation, self reliance, and supervised activities to keep youngsters safe and engaged, recalling past failed plans for a swimming pool and honoring returning veterans.
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Rained Out Delays Iowa Three-Eye League Games
Rain halted play for Iowa's Two Three-Eye League teams as Springheld and Quincy slogged through a struggle for last place while remaining teams in the circuit remained idle.
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Quincy Triumph Seals League Beatdown Leaving Liners in Last
Quincy defeated the Liners 12 to 4 in a basement showdown, leaving the Liners in last place as the season winds through.
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