McCleery-Cumming Nine Triumphs In Rain-Shortened Win
The McCleery-Cumming nine defeated KXIC of Iowa City five innings 12 to 2 at Greenfield before weather halted further play. Lepic pitched for the losers as McCleery-Cummings rapped seven hits and drew five walks, with Lemley hitting a homer and Dewis and Manussier contributing key base hits.
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Greenfield
McCleery-Cumming
KXIC
Iowa City
Marston Cubs
McCleery-Cummings
Lepic
Dewis
Manussier
Lemley
Marshall
Randall
Edwards
Manassier
Braves Hope Bolstered by Antonelli Rain Delays Tourney
Sunday rain at Kos field delayed the softball tournament finals between Richmond and Hills. Washington and Columbus Junction earned consolation bids. Washington rallied to a 7 in the opener over Iowa City and Richmond upset Riverside 3 2 in the first round. Riverside tied for first with Kos Raiders in the Valley league. Columbus Junction beat North Liberty 5 1 and Hills won 4 3. In semis Richmond beat Washington 10 5 and Hills defeated Columbus Junction 4 2.
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Kos Field
Richmond
Hills
Washington
Columbus Junction
Iowa City
Riverside
Kos Raiders
North Liberty
Kos
Bonus Hurler May Prove Valuable In Tight Pennant Race
Lefty Johnny Antonelli, a 20 year old with a big 75 000 bonus, won 5 0 as Boston swept Cincinnati to gain third in the NL and trail Phils by 3 1/2 games. Yankees inch near first in AL by sweeping White Sox 15 7 and 4 2, DiMaggio Mize Berra and Coleman homering. Detroit tops Athletics 12 10.
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New York
Johnny Antonelli
Boston Braves
Rochester
N. Y
Antonelli
Braves
Boston
Cincinnati Reds
Bickford
Philadelphia Phillies
Don Newcombe
Pee Wee Reese
Roy Campanella
Brooklyn Dodgers
Chicago Cubs
Bob Rush
Yanks
New York Yankees
Detroit Tigers
Chicago White Sox
Tigers
Philadelphia Athletics
Joe DiMaggio
Johnny Mize
Larry Berra
Jerry Coleman
Yankees
Fred Sanford
DiMaggio
Berra
City Golf Championship Opens First Round Flights Details
In the Washington Golf and Country Club city men’s tournament, second round efforts featured JT R Phillips versus Gene Tucker in a tense championship flight match, while Jay Moothart won 1 up over Joe Picken and Vernon Witting defeated Mike Flenner 1 up. First round results span flights A through F with multiple players winning by margins such as 4 2 and 3 2, and several forfeits noted in B through EB flights.
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JT. R. Phillips
Gene Tucker
Washington Golf and Country Club
Jay Moothart
Joe Picken
Vernon Witting
Mike Flenner
Jug Moothart
John Lloyd
Dick Paul
Bus Westermark
Jim Lloyd
Clint Stewart
Jim Rousch
T. R. Phillips
Bud DeLa
Dr. Cruise
Giff Morrison
Dr. Clow
Bill Shannon
Max Henness
Don Boyer
Ted Brown
Bill Boshart
Charles Reed
Bob Hanson
Ted Bailey
Dave Floyd
Lee Holland
Ray Whitehead
Leonard MecKune
Dan Pence
Ed Brown
Dr. Lloyd
Jack Rommell
Ralph Gibson
Bill Howell
Bill Rogers
Tom Stewart
Preston Wolf
John Butler
Jack Henness
Nic McCleery
Louis Kehoe
Larry Wilson
Dan Brindley Jr
Don Williams
Leland Horton
Boom Jungbluth
Fred Moore
Max Marble
Don Paul
Ira Coon
Don Shepherd
Harold Kerr
Bob Arthur
Baseball scores across major leagues
The record lists multiple games with scores including Boston 4 Cincinnati 2 and Boston 10 Cincinnati 0. Other results feature Philadelphia 10 Pittsburgh 6, Philadelphia 4 Pittsburgh 2, St. Louis 6 New York 3, Brooklyn 7 Chicago 2, Washington 9 St. Louis 5, Washington 13 St. Louis 8, New York 15 Chicago 7, New York 4 Chicago 3, Cleveland 6 Boston 5, Boston 6 Cleveland 3, Detroit 12 Philadelphia 10.
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Boston
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
New York
Brooklyn
Chicago
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
Las St. Louis
Poston
Brooklyn Ee
Teach Children Selflessness and Sharing Values
The piece urges parents to value charity over strict cleanliness. It argues praising a child for sharing food with the family pet matters more than scolding for dirt. It notes germ education comes with age, but unlearning selfishness is harder.
Mrs Clow Wins City Handicap Golf Title
Mabel Clow defeated Opal Henness 2 and 1 Sunday to win the women's city handicap golf tournament at the local golf and country club. The event has run for two weeks.
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Mabel Clow
Opal Henness
Dixie Dugan Speaks Volumes H K I
Dixie Dugan speaks volumes in a panel about high school humor and identity. The column highlights her bold stance and witty insight into cultural trends affecting students and readers.
Louisa County Republicans Elect Officers
Louisa county Republican Women meet at Columbus Junction Chautauqua Park electing Betty Mitchell Grandview as president Edwin Hicklin Jr Wapello Robert Reaney Columbus Junction Ruby Kelly Oakville and I R Moore Morning Sun named officers A pot luck dinner preceded the meeting. Other items include club events and local family news.
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Columbus Junction
Louisa County
Columbus Chautauqua Park
Betty Mitchell
Grandview
Edwin Hicklin Jr
Wapello
Robert Reaney
Ruby Kelly
Oakville
I. R. Moore
Morning Sun
J. Kk. Smoke
Robert Lewis
Thomas Perry
Pa Kettle Home Burned For Film Scene At Universal
The Ma and Pa Kettle home on the Universal lot was burned to the ground as a set for Winchester 73. Ma and Pa were absent, having moved to a newer home after a radio contest. Fire crews kept flames within the set as James Stewart and cast filmed a gun battle sequence.
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Pa Kettle
Universal International Lot
Marjorie Main
Percy Kilbride
James Stewart
Shelley Winters
Dan Duryea
Stephen McNally
Tate Thetare
Insurance Department of Iowa approves reciprocal insurance exchange
The Insurance Department of Iowa certifies that Ernest W. Brown Inc attorney in fact for subscribers under Individual Underwriters is authorized to act in Iowa for reciprocal or inter insurance contracts until April 1, 1961. The statement shows assets of 8,274,700,448 and liabilities of 1,243,547.48 as of December 31, 1949.
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Insurance Department of
Iown
Ernest Vv. Brown
Il Sterling Alexander
Iowa
Des Moines
Statement on Fireproof Sprinklered Underwriters filing
In Iowa Insurance Department records a sworn statement by Jarnest W. Brown Inc acting for Fireproof Sprinklered Underwriters of New York shows subscribers proposing to exchange indemnity contracts under Chapter 520 of the 1946 Code. The document covers conditions as of December 31 1949 and notes full compliance by the attorney in fact with the requirements.
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Insurance Department of
Iowa
Jarnest W. Brown, Inc
New York
N. Y
Attorney in fact certified for Sterling Alexander in Iowa
I Sterling Alexander certify that the attorney in fact is entitled to act in Iowa until April 1, 1951. State assets show December 1, 1949 with a total of $840,743,145 and aggregate amount of December 31, 1943 listed as $28,862.00 in testimony of duty.
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Sterling Alexander
Lowa
Des Moines
Maplecrest Mutual Insurance Company Authorized in Iowa
Sterling Alexander, Iowa Insurance Commissioner, certifies Maplecrest Mutual Insurance Company located in Wellman Iowa is authorized to transact fire and allied lines insurance until April 1, 1951. The sworn statement as of December 31, 1949 shows assets of 79,008.91 liabilities 630.22 and surplus 78,378.64. Des Moines, June 12, 1950.
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Can Maplecrest Mutual Insurance Company
Wellman
State of
Iowa
Sterling Alenander
Fire and Allied Lines Insurance
Des Moines
William E Walker Dies in California
William Edmond Walker dies in California on July 24. He was born September 16, 1862 in Crawfordsville and moved from Montana to California in 1912. Surviving are two sisters Mary Hook and Margaret Stull, five children Cecil Willson Paul Walker Virginia Thompson and Eleanor Anderson, ten grandchildren and ten great grandchildren. Funeral was in Gardena California. Burial in Montana.
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William Edmond Walker
California
Mr. Walker
Crawfordsville
Montana
John Hage
Mary Ann Rankin Walker
Viola May Donehey
Bor
Gardena
Calif
Mary Virginia Hook
Villa Park
Til
Margaret Stull
Salem
Cecil Willson
Phoenix
Ariz
Paul Walker
Long Beach
Virginia Thompson
Bozeman
Mont
Eleanor Anderson
Hawthorne
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Muscatine
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