The Algona Upper Des Moines from Algona, Iowa • Page 2

J-Alflona Uppsf Dei May ft, Algona K. C. 7, Whittemore 3, Si Joe, Hurt Letts Creek Other Winners It was a perfect day for baseball, except'For the wind the Wind accounted for an unusually high number of fielding errors in the'first round games of the Kdssuth Baseball League. Algeria's K. C.

team downed Whittemore, 7 to 3. St. Joe dropped Fenton, 10 to 7, Burt overpowered St. Benedict, 8 to 1, and Lptts Creek won a good contest from Jjone Rock, 5 to 2. Team Balieries Kuecker and Hanifan were the" Fentpn batteries, while Johnson, Thilges, J2rbes, and Miller worked for St.

Joe. Bjei'stedt, Walsh and Long were the Lone Rock batteries.v and Lolts Creek had Lucdtke and Lane on- the hurling end and Leininger and Wichtendahl be- BILL SEZ: Fellers whut it is! Last week, a lady who lives right here in our fair city out oil McGregor street wrote in a letter panning us hardworking wriiers like T. Post, Reese and myself. She even sed she bet my wife kerrected my spelling, which is really All you good fishing fellers know I kin spell real good. And then she sed "who would want to get in a boat with me?" Well, fellers, you know I got a repulashun for not getting in any leaky old boats myself, to say nothing of with any skittish womenfolk.

I'll admit a fishing fellor came t'other day and wanted me to quit writing about fish- in' and go fishin' instead. Sed I wouldn't make so menny mistakes thai way. Even that was a terrible panning that good ludy gave us writin' guys. Ennyhow, we sure been hav- Sn' fun here in Barry's peddling this fishing tackle we got in. I kinda go easy showing it now, becuz last week I was demon- stratin' a rod and reel for a guy, and I hooked know where.

This "Lazy Ike" plug is sure making a big hit with the iish- in' fellers. If I was a fish, I don't know if I'd go for it, but then I ain't never been a fish. We sold a lot of "Lazy Ikes" lately. We got all kinds of sinkers, hooks, bobbers and all that And sum real nice rods Ukin buy for 4 up to 12 Vi bucks. These fishing fellers that got one tell me they like 'em real nice like.

Fellers, here's a hot one. We got in a big box of whut looked like just a bunch of rope to me. I started unpacking it, and the first thing I knew I was sure all tangled up. I hollered for help and Glen and Ambrose got me out. Whut do you think? Those were seining nets! Sure was something.

But we got 'em out now and ready to sell. Also sum vory fine minnie buckets. A lot of Dads around town been asking me about fishing kits for their kids. Seems like these kids know more about fishing than their old men. Well, we went right to bat and now we got sum swell fishing kits for little fishing you can take 'em away for $2.50, $4.50 and $6.75.

All the stuff right in one kit. These fellers that are going 'way up north are still after me to go along. I'm trying to duck out, becuz it looks to me like these fellers are really going to fish. Drop in and look us mean our fishin' tackle. BILL BARRY, JR.

hind the plate. St. Joe and Fenton eaph collected a dozen hits, Lone Rock and Lolts Creek had six each, and Burt banged out six safeties while St. Benedict was held to two. Three Huns In Third In the Whitlemore-Algona contest, playdd at Whitle'mqre, the home club took an early lead, scoring in the second inning.

AT- gona with threp'riins in the third, held the lead from that point. Rooney of Whittemore and Ringsdorf of Algona each hit a double, the only extra-base hits of the contest. Plenty of replacements were used by both sides the season opener. Box score: Algona (7) ab White, 3b .3 T. Winter, 3b 1 il.

Meyers, ss-p 2 Ringsdorf, 4 Long, rf 5 D. Winkel, Ib 4 McMurray, If 4 Nitchals, 'if 0 R. Winter, 2b 1 Zencler, 2b 2 R. Winkel, cf 4 Gilbride, cf 0 D. Meyers, 2 Froehlich, ss 1 33 Whitlemore (3) ab, N.

Lane, 2b 4 Miller. 2b 1 Kollasch, ss 4 Fandel, If 3 Rooney, If 1 4 Weinhold, cf 4 Wichtendahl, Ib 1 Ruhnke, 3 Maahs, rf 1 Esser, rf 2 Knecht. Ib 1 4 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 4 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 33 358 Good crowds attended all opening games. Next Sunday's games call for Lotts Creek at St. Benedict, Algona K.

at Fenton, Burt at Lone Rock, and St. Joe at Whittemore. BAR RV5 RECREATION Winners In. Barry's Bowling Hurt's bownng team on the Barry alleys, won the class league title and the Sportman's Tavern won the class title, as the final week of loop bowling arrived. Final standings, except for a low postponed games which do not change the championship outcome, are as folows: Class Team Burt 74 Old Style 66 Swifts 54 Lotts Creek 56 K.

of C. 49 Studer Stock 46 American Legion 44 V. F. W. 28 Class Sportsman Tavern 09 Lone Rock Bank 66 John Deere 58 Slant-hard Lbr.

50 Algona Barber 49 S. L. 44 Ryan Hatchery 43 Council Oak 39 Louis Lynk wound up the season with a 246 line to top bowlers' score in the past week. Other top scores: D. Winkel (211), Erdman (213), Weig (201), Calhoun (204), Patter (201), W.

Decker (204). Batt (219), Drennan (214), and Cotton (211). HOSPITALS May Nick Arndorfer, St. Benedict, surgery; Robert Algona, medical. May Wilfred Schnei- Bode, boy 8 Allen Slickers, Algona, accident.

May Colwell, St. Benedict, surgery; Mrs. James Lot-on, Alsona, girl, 3 Ibs. 7 ozs. May Ed O'Brien, Whittemore, boy 8 4la ozs.

The U. S. navy donated 557 small craft of various types to the American Sea Scouts during 1940 and 1947. Fenton Enters With Win Fenton won its way into the district high school baseball pp'rri- petition, this week, by tak'ing the sectional tourney held at Titonka. Fenton downed Lakota in the first round, 7 to 0.

The winners made 11 hits, while Lakota was held to two. Miieller'hurled for Feriton. Farrow hurled for Lakota. In'the Second round, Fenton downed Burt, 5 to 0, behind one hit pitching by Layton Behrie. Fenton banged out 10 hits.

Johnson and Eimers each collected a double to lead Fenton. Batt 'huti- ecl for Burt. In the third r6und, Fenton overpowered St. John's of Bancroft, 1 to 0. An infield error and a sih'gle by Dean Liifkin at the right tinie accounted for the Fenton" tajly.

Mueller of Fenton and Smith 'of St. John's put pitching duel. on an excellent In the tournament finals, Fenton met Titonka. The final score- was 2 to 1 in favor of Fentpn. The two team's battled t'qr 11'innings before Penton scored its second run.

Downs of Titonka and Mueller put on a wonderful pitching battle, each working nine innings. Bruns of Titonka and Behne of Fenton'then finished the contest. Johnson, Fenton's third baseman, singled to open the llth. He stole second and came in on Elmers' hit. In the first round at Mason City in the district meet, Fenton defeated Corwith, and thus met Algona high in the semi-finals, Monday afternoon.

Station Ready Soon Algona's new fire station will be ready for occupancy by city equipment in about a week, Fire Chief Ira Kohl said Monday. The concrete driveways are now being poured. The new station-has been'constructed in the wesf'bhd of the old city light plant building and more than doubles space for the fire department. hove you want it Act BO you can have more fun durine the summer and week-ends too. You will enjoy using the outboavJ motor that has set a new standard of performance.

OUTBOARD MOTORS Kossuth County Implement Co. Border Loop Season Opens Smith Judge Mr pf Jtt v. 8 which' will name all breed pions and. the-over-all champions of. the National Barrow Show 5 at Austin, September 1948 This is the top judging committet at this Barrpw in which market hogs ate entered' 6V breeders and commereill throughput Other members of this committee weslg'y 1 hog W.

Smith, animfil bandry, Purdue university, Lafayette, arid Reevd, Hog Jutting did. A. Alitifl. Apart from Mr. Smith's well- known ability to judge hogs, his appointment on the judging committee indicates the etrjpha'Sis'the National Barrow 'Show puts on the market hog.

and four id si elafjs6s ih AH IMS-a s.cfipRt"yigai'p'te RI! Sfudent League Board State Teachers college, in a meet- in re n'ti u. i as a ing Mpnday night. t)qn Hotter, pointed" to' Jiiead Board. 'His group Have of'all tional activities Named to the Dad's'' E(ay Euchner, Waterl6o; 'IluW. Sioux' City, and pOr'fs Mclntife, wjll be in 1 Cresco.

These charge of the- prdgrarri' 1 th aiinual ipptgaU' gapi arid entprtainment at "-TeacHefs ppljege': The Student Leagye Bpard is the 'chisf sifudpnr'g 1 qifpEijiijtf' 1 at th'e' cpjlpge, charged" wuh" coordinating spcial' and representing the entire ''student body in campus affairs. for the Junior American Legipn baseball' league has been announced for KossUtli May at Fentpii, June at Titonka, 6 p.m. June 62:30 p.m. June 7- -Algpna at Bancroft, -Fenton at Titonka, 6 June at Algona, 6 p.m. June at Bancroft, 6 p.m.

The probable date of the county tournament is arpund June 15 and 17, with the fOiir teams competing. 'The Winner of the league wil play the wiriner of the tournament in the best two out of three games for the right to represent the county in the state series. Algona will be coached by Ed. Thaves. Returning squad members for Algona.

are Snyder, Sigler, Lauritzen, Wilhelmi and There is a squad of 35 out for the Junior Legi9n team here. First prac- tice'session was held last week. TIME OUT! FRIESNER'S SPORTS CENTER "Awright, kid, here's your big phance g'wan out there and tell Umpire Magerkurih that decision was lousy!" A "VestTPocket" Fishing Kit Holds Tackle, Not a 4ay passes, but what something new and Lynch, Even a Sweqferj interesting in sports merchandise delivered to Friesner's. Local sportsmen have cultivated the habit of dropping in our store regularly to see what's new in thp spprt- ing Wflrld. don't you, tpo? SPORTS CENTER HANDY-ANDY Vest-Pocket Fishing Kit T' Chamber WI2J3K" frol: In Corn Here 'farmers la of Algona, Will t(m fnildh tq interest them" in thfexjaerlmer sgraylng of being 'cbnduetetl" b'y the 'Vb'da- iibfial AifrictiHure-'-class 6f the Algotta 's'ehobl undef the di- ivetoed' 6F ing afid fMm'the'ec'dnomy rjplnfc-rtq determine the smallest amount of chethfcal thai oafi b(j, Used for effective results.

Over 80 Iowa schools are particlpat- ihg. While experimental work in the midwest has been so rather limited-in scope, experl'- mgnts in the eastern part 6'f'th'e Uiwed shown thi-ee: advantages tp result' from pre- ejnefgente spraying. (Prg-emer- gence spraying'is 'thd application of material 'to the' bare ground before the corn emerges, four to days'after it has been Qrass Controlled as Svell broad leaved weeds'; weeds'are controlled When it is difficult to cultivate, as when prolonged spells of wet weather make' it impossible to enter the fields; two cultivations can -be eliminated. used, as wetfihg 6T He'nelfV agents are not squired where the solution is sprayed on the AlkanalBfrtifte. MH 'Is iftg tised'iff MS Wtfeullr With SfrVeckef; Week YoUng.

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Mr. and Sfewatt Jr.V Weh't Moihes, Saturday, dnd remained till Sunday to be with their son'Jimmy, 4'who was taken' to the Kenne hospital Weeks ago. He had riolio'a yea'r or'tWd ago and'recently his cOfidiiiori 'has as be. hll back having He also being fitted with erleg brace. Later he Will un- delfgo Surgery.

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