Moose, Elks clash as new pitcher debuts in local softball
Vic Gallo notes Moose victories and Maynard setback with Jenny Whalen’s perfect game and 26 to 0 blowout at Westmat e. Bob Kone from Fairbank debuts for Oelwein Elks, bringing left arm twirls. Lin der plans Elks challenge. rumor claims ace Ike O’Brien courted by Mexican league.
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Elks
Don Buennedke
Abeademaker
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Jenny Whalen
Harry Borland
Johny Vandermeer
Iki
The
Bob Kone
Fairbank
Mose Linder
Mr. Pasquel
Games Tonight Shield Moose vs Stanley at Wing's Park
Three local softball games are on tap tonight with the Moose facing Stanley at Wing's Park, the VFW squad playing at Maynard, and the Elk's taking the field at Westgate.
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Wing's Park
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Otto Leads As Open Goes Into Second Round
Phyllis Otto of Atlantic Iowa beat Mary Agnes Wall of Menominee Michigan 7 and 6 to advance to the second round of the western women's open. Sixteen players were eliminated in the first round as co-medalists Patty Berg and Louise Suggs moved on with ease.
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Phyllis Otto
Atlantic
Akonda
Miss Otto
Northwestern Unversity
Mary Agnes Wall
Menominee
Mich
Iowan
George Wilcox
Miami
Pla
Zaharias
Patty Berg
Minneapolis
Louise Suggs
Atlanta
Dot Kielty
Los Angeles
Miss Berg
Ann Bruno
Chicago
Betty Hicks
Long Beach
Calif
Miss Hicks
Jean Hopkins
Cleveland
Waterloo Gains On 3-Eye Leaders
Waterloo moved within a game and a half of Evansville in the Three-Eye league by defeating Springfield 11 to 5 after both teams tallied 13 hits. Danville widened its lead by beating Terre Haute 9 to 4, while Quincy topped Davenport 5 to 4. Evansville fell to Decatur 5 to 4, and Terre Haute landed in last place.
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Davenport
Danville
Springfield
Saints Show Class With Three Fifths Of Season Gone
Saint Paul built a 4 4 game lead atop the American Association after two doubleheader wins over Kansas City and a 4 44 victory margin. Indianapolis stayed within reach by splitting with Columbus, while Minneapolis and Toledo each won their games as Milwaukee and Louisville also played. Keep on buying bonds it’s a good habit.
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West Union Legion Nine Here Tonight
The American Legion baseball team meets West Union at 6 o'clock tonight on the local diamond. Tomorrow they depart for the centennial tournament in Des Moines with a first game against Nevada at 11 40 a m a five inning affair. If they win that game they play at 3 p m against Pella or Ottumwa in a seven inning game.
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Southwest Ward Wins Ball Game
The Southwest ward softball team beat the Northeast team yesterday at Wing's Park 15 to 14. In the first of the seventh inning the Northeast players tied the game with seven runs. Umpires were Tom Masterpole and Nick Carmella. The Northwest team beat the Southeast 11 to 1. All players are under 17. The next game will be Friday afternoon.
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Reedy
Loveland
Kleiner
Tom Masterpole
Nick Carmella
Reorganize Spokane Club After Tragedy
TACOMA Washington UP Spokane will definitely remain in the Western International base ball league despite a bus wreck that killed seven players and injured eight others league president Robert B Abel said today It is too early to tell how but we will reorganize the Spokane Indians somehow
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Major League Standings Update From Want Ads
Standings overview notes small ads pushing results and standings across major leagues. Readers see listings of teams and scores tied to classified results, indicating current rankings and recent outcomes in a compact market-style summary.
Back From Conference And Community Notices
The Hawkeye column reports Rev. and Mrs. Goodrick returning from Mt Vernon where they attended a Methodist conference. Rev. Goodrick to serve this charge and Alpha. Numerous local residents undertake trips to Minnesota Canada New York and Wisconsin. visits to hospitals and homes, overnight guests, and entertainment at a spring fry supper. Captain Walsh and family relocate to Ohio. several ministers and community members are noted for travels and gatherings.
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H. C. Carmichael
Mt. Vernon
W. W. Burkhart
Art Wendland
New York
Harry Bren
Albert Ungerer
Vivian Jones
West Union
I. DB. Cornish
Cornish
Nothdurst
Florida
Idaho
Donald Nothdurft
St. Ansgar
Milton Nothdurft
L. E. Billmeyer
Harold Lauer
Minnesota
Canada
Lydia McClure
Overland
Kans
Virgil Jeneks
Readlyn
Favorite Radio Programs Over Three Major Networks Wednesday Evening
Listings for WMT CBS ABC and WHO NBC outline 6:00 pm to 12:00 am lineups. Programs include talk, drama, music, and news with hosts such as Jack Carson Diana Barrymore Crosby, Lanny Ross, Lum and Abner, and Kay Kyser among others.
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Jack Carson
Diana Barrymore
DR. Christian
Jeri Sullivan
David Rose
Caesar Petrillo Orch
Dean Landfear
Evening Radio Schedule Highlights 1940s Stations
Thursday evening broadcast lineup across WMT KXEL and WHO networks with shows from 6:00 pm to midnight. Entries include Fresh Up Show with Bert Lahr, Dick Haymes, Mr. Keen, Lanny Ross, Abbott & Costello, Rudy Vallee, Kraft Music Halls, and News segments, among others broadcast on CBS MBS ABC NBC networks with per-station timings and program names.
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Miss Marjorie Genter Takes Rooms with Schlatters
Miss Marjorie Genter daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert Benter works at the Blade variety store in Sumner and has taken rooms with Mrs Hattie Schlat ter and family. Mr and Mrs R H Beischner were Sunday evening visitors.
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Albert Benter
Blade Variety
Sumner
Hattie Schlatter
R. H. Beischner
Coyotes Favor Livestock in Food Surveys
United States Fish and Wildlife Service findings show domestic livestock comprised nearly one seventh of prey in more than 8,000 coyote stomachs examined. The study highlights the impact on farming regions as predators target cattle and sheep.
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United States Fish and Wildlife Service
Corn Nutrient Intake for 100 Bushels of Grain
A historical note states that about 150 pounds of nitrogen 25 pounds of phosphorus and 75 pounds of potassium are required to produce 100 bushels of corn. The data highlights essential fertilizer inputs for yield goals.
Plastics Bring Quiet Toe Caps for Boys Shoes
A new toe cap made from plastics offers quieter wear for boys, saving leather soles and eliminating the clatter of metal. Parents can now enjoy the benefits of plastic footwear components without sacrificing silence or durability.
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