The Daily Nonpareil from Council Bluffs, Iowa • 23

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How times have changed Three years ago when our first victorious com bat men left Japan much of it was a shambles The Japanese people were so dazed by defeat they know which way to turn The life of an Army man often had its discomforts But look at him today helped to start the rebuilding of Japan to restore roads and rail ways to inspire a tired and hungry people with the hope of Democracy Under his guiding hand courts of justice woman suffrage and freedom of worship have been brought about In Japan there is only one soldier for every 400 Japanese the' smallest per capita occupation army in the world The pay of a Private is 50 higher than three years ago then another 20 higher ovejseas And almost every cent can be banked None of it goes for food housing medical or dental care clothing retirement annuity or the opportunity to continue his education The Army furnishes him equip ment for organized sports While on leave he can ski in winter or visit summer resorts at a fraction of what these activities would cost him in the United States An Army career in Japan is full of advantages such as these Compare it with any job across the find it hard to beat! Ask at your nearest Army and Air orce Recruiting Station for fdll details US ARMY AND AIR ORCE RECRUITING SERVICE CAREENS WITH A UTURE II Army Army Air orce Recruiting Station 306 Post Office Building Council Bluffs Iowa Ph 6441 COUNCIL BLUS (IOWA) AUGUST29 1948 the Bethel Taber Hl 4 8 (ten inn 1 sacks the itz this in 7fh and Phon 4071 I YOU 200 000 left leg in a fire he was just nine 13 16 9 9 Cardinals Slap Sioux City in Twin Bill 4 1 and 4 3 0 2 0 set at 020 7 0 1 1 4 3 3 4 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 513 450 417 408 0 1 2 1 2 9 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 3 2 1 0 47 612Detroit 48'oORt Louis 49 595IWash'on 51 5851 Chicago 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 11 000 OOx Marquette To Be Stiff Iowa oe Earl Corbin He figures there much he do Non pareil Photo 0 1 3 0 1 5 2 1 0 0 1 1 1 1 0 0 74 72 72 72 1 0 0 0 0 58 46 46 40 wl I 67 I 75 81 I 90 1 0 0 0 0 Pueblo aeger innifl Gorman Zender Holden Mills Lembo Labine Totals 7 0 13 1 Wel 9 2 8 3 Pct 58 500 72 390 75 380 80 333 584 City5361 ville RESULTS 6057 54 50 49 Dykes Resigns HOLLYWOOD ZP Veteran Jimmy Dykes resigned Saturday as the Hollywood club of the Pacific Coast league Best Yet STATE COLLEGE Coach Bob Higgins rates his 1947 un beaten football team as the best he has coached in his 18 seasons at Penn Slate 0 0 0 0 7 By George Lindsay (Nonpareil Sports Staff Member) Playing softball such a difficult task Some players are good and some so good but all of them throw and catch a ball bat and run Virtually all of them have two arms and two legs If they hardly expect them to attempt a game that de mands running and throwing But there is one lad who has been playing in the Council Bluffs church softball league all summer who has only one leg He is Earl Corbin 23 year old son of Mr Mrs Richard Corbin of 1631 Eighth avenue He pitched for nacle team Earl lost his accident when months old a thing I do that I can think of he quipped while chatting about softball the ojher night at the church league1 parlf on North Eighth street Earl is a pretty good pitcher He has an artificial leg that he wears when he works but he discards it when competing In athletics can ger around faster with out he explains been going this way so A regular wooden crutch is his equipment on the softball field Describing the notion used in pitching a softball is a tough job tougher than it is for Earl to demonstrate it But you might say that he rocks back on his good right leg fires the ball as he goes through a forward mo tion and his' follow through puts him off the ground balanced on a deftly handled crutch Then her Bettles gracefully back to a nor tmal standing position He hand les the crutch almost as expertly as a real limb Softball his only accom plishment He plays basketball wrestles plays football informal ly the guys" You can take It from Tee ace gridder of last 'year Bill Rollison that Earl can pass expertly and can tack le His brother Del still an ath lete at Tee Jay admits that Earl is a rough tackler too "He just leaves that artificial aid ana pounces on Earl also plays baseball and volleyball rides a bike owns and drives his own car like he says a thing I We saw him hop over a fence believe it or not Earl wears his artificial limb to work He has to stand most of the day working on an assembly line for a general woodworking plant Besides his brother Del Tee Jay football and basketball ace Earl has two sisters Barbara and Mildred abrh 3 4 1 2 3 4 Mulloy Talbert Tip Parker and Ted Schroeder BROOKLINE Mass Such long established tennis doubles teams as Gardnar Mulloy of Miami and Bill Talbert of New York and the invincible Louise Brough of Beverly Hills Calif and Mrs Margaret Osborn Du pontof Wilmington Del end ed a battle against tor rid jeat and red hot opposition with more National titles Sat urday at Longwood or the fourth time since 1942 Mulloy and Talbert gained the team crowns by outbat tling their Davis Cup team mates Ted Schroeder of La Crescenta Calif and rank Parker of Los Angeles for a 1 6 9 7 6 3 3 6 9 7 triumph It was seven such champion ships in a row for Miss Brough and Mrs Dupont when they for the second straight year top pled Doris Hart of Miami and Mrs Patricia banning Todd of La Jolla Calif 6 8 10 6 1 1 4 2 6 1 2 5 ft 0 Ontcf ons nrn 4 7 nno 210 3 5 in sixth 005 000 Novick 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 wl pct 92 47 662j do 74 54 73 65 Iowa Driver Sets World Record ST PAUL Minn Emory Collins of Le Mars Iowa dirt track auto racer blistered the Minnesota state fair half mile record fot a mile and a nan His time was 1:1771 The record of 1:190 was in 1940 by Gus Schroeder ries Moines ILowa Linrnln ox 2b Partee cf Aliperto 3b Lebedz 3b Wellman lb If Novick Kirk rf Kennedy ss Wells Donahue A Vojsclk Busco Totals AB 3 4 79 59 52 49 Pr 2b 1b 3b 9 Jf ss AB PO 13 333 3 Philadelphia 9 11 Pittsburgh 2 7 4 (iirst (By The Associated Press) IOWA CITY Marquette wijl provide Iowa with competition far above the caliber of the usual football ojfbner Hawkeye coach es believe The Milwaukee squad which appears here Sept 25 is composed mainly of juniors and will ijave 28 major lettermen and will use a wide open attack Iowa and Marquette have met only once before Iowa losing 7 0 at Milwaukee in 1930 66 70 71 Tiny night was spoiled but bad Saturday night by a fellow Kansas Citian nam ed Bob Slater Slated grabbed the 25 lap main event from Tiny and six other guys in 6:4830 Wainwright had done all right for himself up until the final race He had copped three purs es but needed the big money to top off his evening However Slater starting from back in the fieldcaught and passed Wain wright after some four laps To add insult to injury Slater paus ed long enough to wave bye bye to Tiny Wainwright finished sec ond after George Smith had held that spot for more than half of the event and then had to drop out in the last lap because of mechanical difficulties Chuck Thiemann of Sioux City took the semi final race with little trouble in 4:1622 An Australian Pursuit special even provided a lot of excitement for the fans as another Sioux Citian Red Iverson passed and eliminated Deo Bruce in the last lap to cop the event Time trials: Won by Tiny Wain wright 1537 Trophy race: Won by Tiny Wainwright :4740 1st heat: Won by Morrie Schuk necht Seward Neb 2:2298 2nd heat: Won by Gail Ben nett 2:1472 3rd heat: Won by Tiny Wain wright 2:1139 Consolation: Won by Bob Slat er KC 2:4150 Australian Pursuit: Won by Red Iverson Sioux City 2:1502 Semi final: Won by Chuck Thiemann Sioux City 4:1622 inal: Won by Bob Slater 6:4830 3 6 'irestone STORE Slater Wins Midget eature Wainwright Caps 3 Purses Saturday 0 4 6 21 PO 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 Despite Loss of Leg Corbin Competes in Varied Sports Pitches Softball Plays Informal Baseboll and ootball With the Gan Wrestles Rides Bike 300 111 000 001 7 0 and abrh 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 Have Indian Sign WASHINGTON The Washington Redskins are the only team in the eastern divis ion of the national football lea gue to hold a decided advantage over western members Since they joiaed the loop in 1937 the Redskins have beaten western teams 23 times and lost only 10 times The next best eastern team is New York with 16 victor ies 13 losses and four ties Intersectional play cf 2b 3b lb if SB rf WL Pct WL Pct 71 59 546 Soo City 63 66 488 66 63 5121 Pueblo 63 66 488 59 71 454 Lincoln AB ox 2b 2 Boehm cf 2 Aliperto 3b 0 lb 0 If 0 Novick 1 1 Kirk rf Kennedy ss 1A litcraft 2'Bower 2 81 Totals 33 pct511440382353 3 0 0 3 Treadway cf 3 4 0 0 0 23 1 3 21 1 010 ocn 0 4 6 13 13 1 Twenty Boys on Tabor's Roster TABOR About 20 boys are re porting to Coach Edwin A Garr ett at Tabor high for six man football our regulars two of whom made last all southwest Iowa team were graduated Let termen returning are Marion An derson Darrell Kilpatrick Jim Nickerson Bob'Kroon and Ever ett Blackman Only Anderson and Nickerson were starters last year The schedule: i Septs in At Stanton Sept At arraxut here Sept 24 Macedonia here Oct1 At Randolph Oct 8 Thurman here Oct 15 Malvern here At College Springs Oct 29 Coin here Nov fr At Shelby 'irestone Scientific BRAKE ADJUSTMENT 3 3 0 3 3 2 3 2 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 26 3 5 0 0 0 1 1 3 1 1 0 0 1 oo too A 1 000 30 7 9 Tunnell Didn't Know He Needed Summer Classes IOWA CITY would havecome back to Iowa except I know I had to go to summer Emlen Tunnell former Hawkeye halfback says Tunnell was quoted by Bill Seward Iowa City Press Citizen sports editor in an interview published here Saturday Sew ard talked to the former Iowa athlete at Superior Wis where Tunnell is training with the New York Giants pro grid team Tunnell said: got a tele gram on Sunday saying I had to be back in school Monday and have any money or noth He also said however had a feeling when I left in January that I be With one year of eligibility left Tunnell signed with the Giants this summer He chose Steve club over the New York Yankees and Brooklyn Dodgers and is the first Negro player to sign with the outfit ailure to make up a course failed at Iowa last fall made him ineligible for competition year 2 2 22 AB 3333331 Siefert Hurls Three iHer in irst Tilt Remke Allows ive mps Chase Three Soos SIOUX CITY la The bid of the Sioux City Soos to climb in the Western league standings abruptly came to a halt here Sat urday night when manager Joe clan suffered a double defeat at the hands of the Oma ha Cardinals Omaha won the opener 4 1 and followed with a 4 3 nightcap edge Ken Siefert and John Remke Omaha moundsmen were ex tremely stingy with the base hits Siefert allowing only three in the seven inning open er while Remke gave up five blows in the second game Three Soos were sent to early showers by the umpires Arbiter Ray Kimpel ousted Charley Gooding from the bench for un kind remarks during the first game and Umpire Joe Cibulka bounced Eddie Martin and Mike Columbo in the eighth inning of the second fray The rhubarb stemmed from Ci decision that Remke had tagged Martin at the plate as the baseman tried to score when pitch got away from Catcher Vernon Rapp Rapp chased the ball and pegg ed to Remke for the inning end ing out Omaha had worked a double steal for a run in the first inn ing and reached Dave Honan lor three in the sixth on a walk fielder's choice and singles by Rapp Lou Ortiz and Bruce Smith The Soos hadtscored a pair In the seventh on a walk to Carl son singles by Billy Daues and Billy Pavlick and an outfield fly and their third In the eighth when Boss Becker was walked with the bases full a moment before the disputed call on attempt In the first game Pavlick doubled moved up on a wild pitch and scored on Bob Hof man's fly for a 1 0 first inning lead Tony Jaros homered to open the third knotting the count and with two out in the same inning Chief Sam Brewer walked Mike Conroy before Gerry Kamler powered another homer THE BOX SCORES irst game Omaha Conroy cf Kamler rf OLaughlin If Ranp Ortiz ss Lewandowski 2b Jaros 1b Smith 3b Siefert Totals Sioux City i avncK I fenley Hofman Gilbert Martin Columbo Carlson Daves i Brewer Bowman Totals Score hv innine a Omaha 693 SiAn Gitv ion Errors none Runs batted in Hof man Jaros Kamler 3 Two base hits Rann Gilbert Three base hits Kamler Home runs Jaros Kamler Sacrafices Siefert Double nlavs Hofman to Carlson to Gilbert Left on bases Omaha 2 Sioux City 2 Bases on Bowman 2 Siefert 1 Strikeouts Brewer 1 Bow man 8 Siefert 6 off Brewer 5 in 3 Bowman 1 in 4 Wild pitches Siefert loosing pitcher Brew er Umpires Krempci Peterson and tPhUIKO lime (Second Game) Omaha mn non ol Ou i tv Remke and Rapp Bowman Honan Tiber and Telen Denver Whips Athletics Twice LINCOLN Neb Denver de feated the slumping Athletics in both games of a doubleheader here Saturday night taking the seven inning inaugural 7 to 3 and the nightcap 4 to 0 The double defeat dropped Lincoln into third place by a fraction of a point The same two teams meet in another double header Sunday beginning at 6:30 The Bears bunched three hits with three Lincoln errors in the second game to score three runs to take a lead that was never SawatskVs Bat Wins for Bruins DES MOINES Behind the booming bat of Carl Sawatski who batted in seven runs with two homers Des Moines clubbed out a 13 0 Western league baseball win over Pueblo in the second game of a doubleheader Satur day night Pueblo wofr the first game 2 0 as pitcher Clem Labine lim ited the Bruins to only thred sin gles Sawatski got his 26th homer of the year in the first inning with two mates aboard and slammed his 27th roundtripper in the fourth with loaded (Second game) Pueblo 000 000 T)ou XfAinoe 201 504 Ka'hout and Bradshaw Kinsey and Sawatski TflE BOX SCORES Tr A rtu momes jxxs rv xx 3 0 3 0 2 3 0 0 3 0 1 3 0 0 3 0 0 Kruckman 3 0 2 1 a i i 3 1 itA Borkowskl 1 1RI1HIK 1 28 2 8B Campau Tntala 25 0 3 A ouled for Mallory in seventh Hit into force play for Jacobs in 002 000 0 2 Des Moines 000 000 0 0 Errors Wakefield Jacobs Runs batted Minnis Labine Two base Minnis Mills Three base Lembo Double Mallory to Al fano to Kerns Left on Pueblo 5 Des Moines 8 Bases on labine 2 trlkeouts Labine 8 Jacobs 2 Wild pitches Jacobs Ump res Goetschel and Munari 1:40 threatened In the first game Lin coln scored all runs in the opening inning on singles by ox and Ray Zimmerman a two base muff by outfielder Willy Skeen Denver pushed over a run in the second on a single by Cal elix a wild pitch and Ray Hen double Lincoln fell apart in the sixth when with one away Wells walked Peterson and Reash while elix and Ber inghele followed with singles Henningsen sacrificed and all hands were safe when Wells threw to Aliperto for an attempt ed force at third was late Ali perto was banished from the game for protesting the decision LEAD to come THE BOX SCORES: uenver Genovese ss Donovan 3b Skeen If Peterson If Reash rf elix cf Reringhele lb 4 Hen'sen 2b 3 Pnlliips A Polivka Martin Sheets Yaylian Williams rr Ani A Singled for Phillips in sixth Ran for Polivka In sixth A struck out lor uonanue Denver 010 Lincoln 300 Sken Berinahcle Kennedy Runs batted in Polvika 2 Genovese Henningsen elix Gering hele Zimerman 2 Novick Two base hits Henningsen elix Henningsen Double plays Phillips to Donovan Genovese Henningsen Ber inghele Lebedb (unassisted) Left on bases Denver 7 Lincoln 7 Bases on Yaylian 5 Wells 3 Donahue 1 Strikeouts Yaylian 5 Wells 4 Hits Yaylian 5 in 64: Williams 0 tn Wells 6 in 5 (none out in 6th): Dona hue 1 in 1 Busco 2 in 1 Wild pitches Wells 2 Winning pitcher Yaylian Losing Wells Umpires Stor ner Van Keuren Time 2(2 (Second Game) uenver ss 5 3b 4 It Reash rf elix cf lb 2b Sheets Bechtol Tntsls 96 4 A lied out for Kennedy in9th Denver 030 CO C01 4 Lincoln 0C0 0(0 Errors Kennedy 2 Zimmerman Runs bated Genovese Bechtol Donovan Two base hits Genovese Donovan Sacrifice Sheets Double plays Genovese Henningsen Berlng nele Left on base Denver 8 Lincoln 8 Bases on balls off Bechtol 2 Bow er 2 Strikeouts by Bechtol 1 Bower 1 Wild pitch Bower Hit by pitcher Bower (Peterson) Umpires Van Keurn Storner Time 2:11 Attend ance 2108 The governor of New York gets an annual salary of $25000 the vice president of the United States $15000 WESTERN IACII WLPcti Aloi Lincoln 66 63 512fPueblo Denver 65 62 512ICards AMERICAN LEAGUE Boston York Phila'hia NATIONAL LEAGUE Boston 59 52 570 York St Louis 67 53 558iPhTphia Brooklyn 64 51 61 54 53uChicago AMERICAN ASSOCIATION India'is Col' bus St Paul Western League Cards 4 4 Sioux City 1 3 Denver 7 4 Lincoln 3 0 Pueblo 2 0 Des Moines 0 13 i American leaoue Philadelphia 5 St Louis 4 innings) New York 3" Cleveland 2 Boston 6 Chicago 2 Detroit 7 Washington 5 (ten ings National leaguel Brooklyn 2 Cincinnati 0 Boston 5 Chicago 4 St Ixmis 5 7 New York game 12 innings) American association St Paul 8 Kansas City 6 Indianapolis 13 Toledo 4 Columbus 10 Louisville 0 Milwaukee 7 Minneapolis AMERICAN LEAGUE St Louis bit) 100 020 Bniladelnnia 020 001 loo Kennedy Widmar and Moss Brlssie and Guerra Cleveland 010 000 12 0 New York 010 000 6 1 Zoldak Bearden Klieman and Me gan Lopat and Houk Chicago 060 (00 020 2 Boston 210 111 OOx 6 Wight Moulder Haynes and gel Kinde: and Tebbetts Detroit 010 000 112 Washington 100 020 002 0 5 Gray Benton Houttenman Trucks and swift Wagner Candini Hudson Thompson Welteroth Haefner and uvans rsarly NATIONAL LEAGUE Brooklyn loo 000 010 2 9 2 Cincinnati 000 000 000 0 3 1 Roe and Campanella Raffensberger Gumbert and Lamanno Boston 001 001 003 5 10 1 Chicago 03 0 OCU 9 0 Barrett Hogue Bickford Lyons Shoun and Salkeld Masi Meyer? Kush and Scheffing hirst game Philadelphia Pittsburgh Rowe and Seminick Quen Main Gregg gerald Second game: Philadelphia 222 Pittflhiirirh DOB Donnelly Leonard and Lakeman Seminick Bonhorn Singleton Gregg Higbe Main and itzgerald irst game: New York 202 000 OCOOOO 4 7 2 St Louis 000 031 000001 5 13 0 Kennedy and Livingston Westrum Cooper Brazle Wilks Hearn and Rice Second game New York 302 000 100 6 9 1 St Louis 7 100 101 004 7 18 2 Poat Jones Trinkle and Cooper Staley Brazle Wilks Munger Hearn and Baker GAMES Western league Cards at Sioux City two at Des Moines two Denver at Lincoln two National league Boston at Pittsburgh New York at Cincinnati two Philadelphia at Chicago two Brooklyn at St Louis American league Chicago at Philadelphia two Cleveland at Washington St Louis at Boston two Detroit at New York 210 13 1 Ostermueller Hiuttz Alfana ss Jackson '3b Sawatski Kerns lb Langgood If 3 Mallory 2b 2 i 1 Complete Airplane Repair Service UJ flAn One of the Most Modern Aircraft Repair Shops in the Middlewest! 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Dial 9938 or 3 6601 LYlNr STRV1CE Councll Bluffs Muni Airport PAGE TWENTY THREE Johnson Touted as Next Chartip Philly High on Light Heavy By Orlo Robertson PHILADELPHIA Down in the Manayunk section of this city of brotherly' love they arc saying it be long until one of their boys is crowned light heavyweight boxing champion of the world The boy they speak of is 21 year old Harold Johnson a powerfully built Negro who learned how to use his fists ef fectively while in the navy Since donning the gloves pro fessionally in 1946 Harold has slammed asked Vella who had seen Johnson in action several times Harold comes by his fighting naturally His father Phil John son fought as a heavyweight and was fairly well known around these parts Audubon to Open Against Manning Coach Dale Aider son has six lettermen on his Au dubon high school football squad They are Jed Norris How ard Gregersen Marvin Zaiger Dalton Hansen John Liken and Bill Jacobsen Other promising candidates are Darold ett Larry Cronk Roger Law Milo Sanders Carl Jensen Douglas Magnussen Don Kraft David Lindholm and George Mc Leran CITY SOTBALL CHAMPS This is the Epworth team Church softball team that squeezed past Our Saviors 4 3 last week to take the Church league championship for 1948 Batboys shown in fronts! are Don Denatelli and Alan Murphy Second row left to right are Eddie Tyler Don Beezley Johnjj Beezley Dick Reid and Jim Sullivan Third row Ray Pacholke Merle Duke Ed ox Kay Garreari4 Les sealock Ray Dennis Pug Meyers Bill Clark and Russ King Last Eldora Escapees Caught In Nebraska ELDORA Word ceived Saturday of the capture oi the last two of nine boys whoL escaped' from the training school" for boys here Wednesday night Rufus Hummel 16 Waterloo and La Verne Pratt 15 Musca tine were retaken at remont Neb Meantime the escape df Har 4 old Boyd 15 Marshalltown from his cottage at the school late ri day night or early Saturday was reported It is estimated that six of every 10 United States farmers drive automobiles chalked up 20 straight victories 13 of them via knockouts probably have a couple of more fights and then tangle with Billy ox other outstanding light heavy going to gamble with says Tom Loughrey the old time welterweight who is managing young Johnson has done everything we have asked of him so far and now he The schedule: Sept 10 At Manning Sept 18 Harlan here Sept 21 At Denison Oct 1 At Dunlap 1 Oct 8 At Lake City Oct 15 At Glidden Oct 22 Guthrie Center here Oct 29 Bayard here Nov It At Scranton Izaak Waltons to Organize Creston Special to The Nonpareil is ready for the big Harold has flattened most of his foes with a right but both he and his manager believe he has an even better left hook Last winter Loughery sought a fight for his boy with Gus Lesnevich then division cham pion but Joe Vella Lesnevich's manager would have no part of it want to see my boy get Plans for the for mation of an Izaak Walton league chapter here are being made The chapter will be organ ized at a meeting September 15 when state officers representa tives of chapters in this area will initiate the new chapter Active in the formation of the chapter are Kerm Kunath Wal lace Shinn and Marvin Taylor it CAREERS' WITH A UTURE Army I.