Election Yields New Officers at Tuesday Post Meeting
The post elected Charles Coleburn as post commander Gregory Middendorf as vice commander Karl Meginnis as finance officer John G Thul as chaplain Robert C Haney as historian Steve Hampton as sargeant at arms The drill corps plan a Harvey trip and fund drive for uniforms Next meeting set for September 11th The article notes program highlights at Peoria and a large parade with 125 outfits.
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Theandidates
Charles Coleburn
Gregory Middendorf
Karl Meginnis
John G. Thul
Robert C. Haney
Steve Hampton
Sargeant-At
Harvey
Sepunbelo
Fellows
Lew Fonseca
Riverdale
Polton
Peoria
Hayes
Illinois
United States
United States of America
Mohawks Top Bremer Indians 5 4 On Late Triple
Mohawks beat Bremer Indians 5 to 4 at Riverdale Park as Jim Franzen delivers the winning run with a ninth inning triple after a 4 all tie. Harry Struven pitched soundly aside from a rough third inning. Mohawks set weekend games vs Dalton Park Clowns and Ivanhoe at Riverdale Park each eight p.m.
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Mohawks
Bremer Indians
Blue Island
Riverdale Park
Jim” Franzen
Harry Struven
Dalton Park
Clowns Defeat Chicago Heights Sportsmen 6 4
The Clowns beat the Chicago Heights Sportsmen 6 4 after a pitcher duel gave way to a late-climb rally. Craig held the Sportsmen to two hits through the ninth before a Spurt of hits and walks produced three runs. Piepenbrink returned to short and collected two singles as fans await Sundays clash with the Riverdale Mohawks.
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Clowns
Chicago Heights
Craig
Duck” Kortum
Liacs
Eddie Piepenbrink
Short
Piepenbrink
Riverdale
Riverdale Park
Arrows Sweep South Chicago Pals 10-7 in High-Scoring Win
The Arrows defeated the South Chicago Pals 10 to 7 as they piled up 16 hits. Heroic performances came from Herby Wilkens with five hits and Art Kreutzberg with a rare four-base homer aided by Pal infield errors. Pitcher Herb Pilz starred on the mound.
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Arrows
South
Chicago
Arrow
Herby
Wilkens
Art? Kreutzberg
Art
Herb Pilz
Herb
Cub’s Park
Dolton Quip Sparks Neighbor Gossip Over Birthday Plans
A Dolton conversation turns on saving for a husband’s birthday as a neighbor jokes about spending limits. The exchange hints at lingering backyard gossip despite changes in the fencing.
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Dolton
Vagabond Girls Defeated at Glenwood Picnic by Chicago Heights
Reports say the Vagabond Girls, after a 27 straight win streak, faced defeat at the Democratic picnic in Glenwood where a rumor of the team’s breakup circulated though denied. The club plans a home diamond at 138th and Wentworth with spring seating, night playLEMEs and Arrow Field games noted as weather allows.
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Glenwood
Chicago Heights
Harvey
138Th
Wentworth Avenue
Arrow Field
Riverdale Panthers Open 1934 Practice Under Lights
Riverdale Park field house hosts the Panthers first workout of the season next Tuesday evening with veterans and newcomers set to report. John Needles and G Mason will coach the club as they prepare for a year built on the idea of playing it smart and staying disciplined.
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Riverdale Panthers
Riverdale Park
John Needles
G. Mason
Panthers
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