Stanley Adds Randalia To Its List of Victims
In Stanley, the Stanley softball team defeated Randalia 9 to 1. Randalia managed one run, four hits, and three errors, while Stanley scored nine runs with one hit and no errors. Umpires were James, Catshall, and King. The next Stanley game is tomorrow night at Maynard. Stanley remains the league's only undefeated team.
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Randalia Schroeder
Wegner
Stanley James
James
Catshall
King
Maynard
Elderton Wins College Net Meet
Elderton and Bill Gohring of Waterloo won the all college doubles tennis meet this spring at Ames. An all college golf tournament continues through the week. Louisville moved into second place in the American Association after a 71 1 victory over Minneapolis, Kansas City tied with Indianapolis for fourth after a doubleheader split. Toledo Madhens defeated Kansas City and Milwaukee beat Columbus in other games.
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Independence
Lows State College
Ames
Bill Gohring
Waterloos
Colonels
United Press
Louisville
American Association
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Blues
Indianapolis
St. Paul Saints
Indians
Millers
Toledo Madhens
Milwaukee
Columbus
Idle Davenport Keeps 3-Bye Lead in Three-Eye League
Davenport died yesterday due to rain causing a 3-Bye lead loss after Danville edged Waterloo 3 to 2 on the Iowa diamond. Springfield rose to sixth with a 14-13 win over Terre Haute in a tense pane-inning game at Springfield. Illinois tied 12-12 late before Brown Sox won 13-12 in 10 innings while Evansville moved Quincey down to cellar with an 10-8 victory. Deatur stayed seventh, ahead of Davenport.
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Davenport
Danville
Waterloo
Iowa
Springfield
Terre Haute
Illinois
Brown Sox
Quincey
Deatur
Baseball's Hundredth Year Observed at Flysian Fields
Hoboken observes baseball's 106th birthday with ceremonies at Flysian Fields where the New York nine routed the Knickerbockers 23 to 1 in 1846. Noted figures attend at the air field site now marked where home plate stood. The field has nearly vanished amid industry. One hundred years ago the New York nine defeated the Knickerbockers in four innings needing 21 runs to win.
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Hoboken
N. J
New York Nine
Knickerbockers
Major League Standings Report Twist From The Day
National League standings show Brooklyn 33 20 .623 St Louis 32 23 .582 Chicago 26 23 .531 Cincinnati 25 24 .510 Pittsburgh 22 28 .440 New York 23 31 .426 Philadelphia 21 29 .420 American League leaders include Boston 42 14 .750 New York 36 28 .610 Detroit 22 30 .545 Washington 29 25 .537 Cleveland 21 31 .404 Philadelphia 15 40 .273 Results from yesterday feature NL games St Louis at Boston and Pittsburgh at Philadelphia with St Louis winning 3 1 and Philadelphia 1 0 respectively while the American League had a single scheduled game showing Boston as 7 9 in a mixed listing.
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United Press
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Chicago
Cincinnati
Boston
Pittsburgh
New York
Philadelphia
Bostom
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Luis Yo Pep Easel
Traslomn Cocks
St. Tms
Favorite Radio Programs On Three Major Networks Tuesday Night
Radio listings for WMT CBS and WHO and KXEL show evening schedules from 6:00 to 12:00. Programs include Big Town Theater of Romance Inner Sanctum Bencore Theater Assignment Home Open Hearing Lanny Ross Jack Smith Sings American Melody Hour News and commentary segments plus sports and orchestra sets.
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Lanny Ross
Jack Smith
Bob Hannon
Evening Radio Schedule Across Networks in 1946
A dense list of programs and hosts for Wednesday night across WMT and ABC stations. Entries include talk shows, dramas, crime serials, music programs, news, and fights with times spanning 6:00 to 12:00. Specifics feature Jack Carson, Diana Barrymore, Jeri Sullivan, Lanny Ross, Ellery Queen, Caesar Petrillo Orchestra, Louis Conn Fight, and regional mentions.
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KXEL
ABC
H. R. Gross
the News
Bob Fistan
Elmer Davis
Sam and
Abner
O’neills
Eugenie Baird
Harry Wismer
Louis-Conn
Robert Witty
H.R. Gross
Nat's Bank
WMT
Jack Carson
Diana Barrymore
DR. Christian
Jeri Sullivan
Avid Rose Orch
Lanny Ross
Jack Smith
Doug Grant
Fulton Lewis
Caesar Petrillo Orch
Dean Landfear
Softball Girls Impress Despite Loss to Des Moines Rival
The Coliseum Girls showed improved play in back to back games against a top Des Moines team. Despite a 12-6 and 9-6 defeat, they battled through early misplays, receiving air tours and amusement visits after the trip. The Legion baseball team then prepares for Elkader with a 3 PM game tomorrow.
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American Legion
Elkader
Elkader Legion
Frank Betz
Bay City Team Seeks Game With Oelwein Club
A Bay City Texas colored ball club asked Oelwein to schedule a game here but the manager declined due to inadequate facilities. The local park is in poor condition, likely harming visitors impressions of Oelwein. No solution appears forthcoming.
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Vic Galla
Bay City
Texas
Oelwein
Bible School Closes in Hawkeye After Two Week Session
Special report from Hawkeye notes the Methodist church Bible vacation school ended Friday with a picnic. Thirty five children attended the two week session led by teachers Mrs Goodrick Mrs G L Cummin Mrs J M Whorley Gayle Broadbent and Marilyn McIntyre. Children’s day was observed with a church program last Sunday. Wart Ads String Results.
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Bible School
Hawkeye
Methodist Church
Goodrick
G. L. Cummin
J. M. Whorley
Gayle Broadbent
Marilyn McIntyre
The Veranda Nightly Gossip and Jokes
A fragment from a society page recalls a hotel veranda scene as a young couple sits nearby while Mrs. Jones nudges her husband to warn the would be suitor. The clashing quips include a toast about champagne and a note on June wedding traditions from ancient Rome.
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Jones
Strawberry Point Community Notes Breathe June Social Returns
Mrs R W Dutton reports visitors from Long Beach and Bowman while Frank Tye and others visit. Victory club hosts 15 members and 4 guests as plans form for a June 30 picnic at A J Bush’s. Steinmetz family from Riceville join Dr and Mrs Brandt, Roy Miller travels from Glendale for 10 days with John King and family. Flint Ridge club meets with 19 members and five guests including several named.
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Frank. Tye
Long Beach
Calif
Frank Hilton
Edgar Hilton
Bowman
N. D
A. J. Bush
J. H. Klingbeil
Paul Qlinger
Victory Club
Iowa
George Steinmet
Claude Dye
M. D. Frank
Freeman Chevalier
Flint Ridge Community Club
Roy Troupe
Harley Betts
R. Schreader
Lawrence Thurn
Sandra
Au Rae Burrington
Picnic plans and summer ad pitches noted
Hints on gardening appeared while plans were made for the annual midsummer picnic at Back Wee Park on July 14. Lunch was served. Advertising in the Gelwein Daily Register is not a gamble and promises value when ads are well worded to attract buyers.
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Wee Park
Gelwein Daily Register
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