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About The Plattsmouth journal. (Plattsmouth, Neb.) 1901-current | View Entire Issue (May 1, 1958)
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Curtis and Ken Pritchard (not shown) are man agers. ine ens Plattsmouth HI ere Sunday vs. Ralston Op Plattsmouth meets one of the better teams in the Platte Val ley baseball league when it op ens Its South Division season here Sunday against Ralston. The game is at 2:30 at the high school athletic field. Manager Don Wall lists this probable Plattsmouth batting or der: Denny Hirz, ss; Carl Haith, 2b; Rip Vroman, 3b; Hodge Ea ton, cf; Rich Wohlfarth, If; Den ny Ptak, lb; Bob Beuthe, c; Mar vin Pierce, rf; Fr. Victor Stach owiak or Set. Ed Blair, p. Wall believes his team is rea day for the season start, des pite cold weather which has li mited practice sessions. Tues day's twilight workout was es pecially good, the manager said. Both probable pitchers are right handers, Father Victor a knuckler and Sgf. Blair a fast baller. In all in the Platte Valley Sun day 12 teams will take the field. Lincoln Air Force Base, new member of the state's oldest am ateur baseball loop, will make its debut at Papillion against the defending champions of the South Division. Yutan, the North Division win ner last year, will make its 1st start at Treynor, Iowa, in a night game. Other openers in the North Division send Elkhorn to Ken nard and Arlington to Ashland. Another South Division inaug ural finds Millard at Gretna. The league will play a 16 game season. Each team will play rivals in its own division twice and make one foray again st each member of the opposite division. Ashland has moved from the South to the North Division this year, making room for Lincoln in the South half. All teams will play afternoon ball except Trey nor and Millard. Plattsmouth's complete sched ule: Home Games May 4 Ralston. May 18 Ashland. June 1 Gretna. June 8 Arlington. July 6 Millard. July 20 Lincoln AFB. August 3 Yutan. August 10 Papillion Games Away May 11 at Millard. May 25 at Lincoln AFB June 15 at Papillion. June 22 at Kennard. June 29 at Ralston. July 13 at Treynor. July 27 at Gretna. August 17 at Elkhorn. Fred A. Rothert Candidate For County Judge A great many Plattsmouth re sidents and especially those who attended the local high school, will be interested to learn that Fred A. Rothert, of Auburn, tea cher and coach here, is a can didate for county judge in Ne maha county. Thirteen years Fred served here as athletic coach at the high school, produced some of the best football and basketball teams that represented the Blue and White on many fields and court. The old friends will watch with interest the outcome of the race with "the Coach" carrying the ball. J IIIIIIH.il. The 6th St iree FORMERLY KNOWN AS PHIL'S PLACE IS NOW OPEN UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT Come In! Let's Get Acquainted ! Mable &. Ira Johnson PROPRIETORS PHS 5th in ARN'S HOME MADE lb. WE FEATURE Swift's Premium Tender FRYERS . v -, . pv j' .-y i Hershey's Chocolate SYRUP Mars CONES Team Totals Cut Up or Whole 2'4To3,4b avg At Bellevue Plattsmouth finished 5th in a 10-team field and scored 19 points in Tuesday night's an nual Bellevue Relays. Wooteirln ii -r- ti-itVi HO nninto I r(,otmuc wvii vviiu it ponivo to Nebraska City's 64 Iv, 56 for defending champion. Bellevue, Blair 34, Plattsmouth 19, Ne braska Deaf 10, Papillion 9, Holy Name 8, Ralston 2'2 and Missouri Valley 2. Plattsmouth athletes' results were: Roger Noell and Ron Toman each finished 4th in his heat of the 60-yard high hurdles, didn't place in the first five. Plattsmouth's mile medley re lay team ran 4th in its heat and had the 4th-best in the time comparison. Its two-mile relay team finished 4th in a one-heat race. The Blue Devils won the 880 yard freshman relay with Lee Hackler, Larry Toothaker, Ro bert Piper and Jim Stewart run ning 1:42.1. Noell ran 3rd and Toman 4th in the sections of the 100-yard lew hurdles, failed to place in the time comparison for five places. Plattsmouth won its section of the 440-yard relay in :47.3 with Don Pierce, Stewart, Tom Winscot and Ron Kruntorad run ning. The time was good for 4th place. The Blue Devil 880-relay team of Ron Toman, Charles Toman, Hackler and Leonard Hild ran 1:39.7 for 1st in its section and took 4th place overall. Plattsmouth finished second in its section of the mile relay, trailing Holy Name to the tape. Its time did not p'ace. Noell tied for 2nd in the high jump at 5-6. Towne Pride TOPPING 8 Oz. Can Taste The Difference Ifl Californ - Yum Sliced Strawberries In Syrup 3 1 -Lb. M00 Pkgs. H' Frank's County Court The following cases were hand led in County Court recently: James G. Mounce, Nebraska City, $104, drunken driving; Dorthey Haven, Omaha, $24, careless driving; Fred W. Bour ck, Plattsmouth, $14, speeding; Frederick A. Walker, Hamburg, $14, speeding; Capitol Drive It Yourself, Omaha, $30, overweight on capacity plates, Frank F. Goodnight, Lincoln, $19, speed ing; John C. Killough, Lincoln, $14, speeding; Barton E. Chand ler, Offutt AFB, $43.90, . insuf ficient funds check. Verdict Sets Record For Damage Received The verdict received in the damage suit of Mrs. Arnold Fr ench against the Buckingham Transportation Inc., and Buck ingham Transfer, Inc., $101,440, in federal court in Omaha has set a new record in the amount of the verdict. The recovery was for the death of Mr. French in a car-truck accident south of this city in April 1957. The interests of Mrs. French was handled by Attorney Paul E. Fauquet of this city and Geo rge Boland of Omaha and re flects a great deal of credit on the attorneys in handling the case. NO. 303 CANS Del Monte Crushed 211 CANS ;VSV(AVSAAAAAAiVVVW NO. 303 JiJif&f Lakeside Whole Kernel or Cream Style - Colden pM I. C. A. I. C. A. 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