Season 1942-43
September 1942

President: Ralph Tubbs      Treasurer: John Scholl       Secretary: Ferris Hannon
The league will have eight (8) teams this year.

 
April, 1943

Kraft Food was this year champion, the manager is Paul Mech

 
Season 1944-45
September 13, 1944

President: Nels DeNamur    Treasurer: John Scholl        Secretary: Henry Vanden Elzen
The League will have Seven (7) teams and will start play October 7, 1944 at the YMCA.
            Verifine                      Local 507                   Kraft        Fisher Bros
            Drop Forge                Northwest                  Hoberg

 
April 18, 1945

Kraft Cheese Co. was the League Champions with the following players:
            Stanley Okraskinski                        H. Douville                Alfred Miller               G. Lindow
            O. Conrad                              J. Schutte                  S. Bowman        F. Danick
            Paul Mech-Manager
            **All players on the first place team (Kraft) received a $1.00 Defense Saving Stamp.
 
Fairmont (Verifine) won second place with the following players:
            Al Nussbaum                        C. Warner                              Roy Young                Adolph Zipple
            E. Kane                                  A. Aldrich                   Ralph Tubbs-Manager
            **All players on the second place team (Fairmont) received a 50¢ Defense Saving Stamp
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Singles......... 262.... Henry Reynard         Doubles........ 94....... Adolph Zipple
Triples........... 168.... H. Schabow              Home Runs. 5........ John Scholl
Batting Champ........ .470... Stanley Okraskinski

**NOTE:  What are Defense Savings Stamps?
The Defense Postal Savings Stamp Albums were distributed by the U.S. Treasury, mostly through the Post Office Department. It was a way for the government to have the public help finance the war effort. War savings stamps were first issued in 1917, during World War I. In May, 1941, the America on Guard series appeared, consisting of 10, 25, 50 cents, $1 and $5 denominations. Use was encouraged as a way for the public to save money and at the same time contribute to the war effort.  Adults could place them in correspondingly higher value "albums" and trade them in upon completion for $50.00, $100.00 or higher denomination War Savings Bonds.

Season 1941-42
September 23, 1941

President Adolph Vandertie   Secretary J.A. Lacey
Moved and second the League will go with 14 teams and will play two (2) rounds of play
The Board of Managers of the League are:
Ralph Tubbs ....................... Fairmont Select          Ervin Mortenson................. I. O. O. F
Neal Wood    ....................... Reimers                     Russell Seifert..................... Drop Forge
Vernon Wood...................... Kraft Velveta               Henry Reynard.................... Fairmont Homo
Cy Lagers      ....................... Shefford                    Ferris Hannon..................... Hoberg
Paul Mech     ....................... Kraft American          Adolph Glawe...................... Northwest (25)
Ken Davidson..................... Press Gazette             Archie Schilling.................. Schilling Decoration
Richard Vincent.................. Schilling #2                 R.J. Johnston...................... Northwest Gunners
Moved and second we start play first week in October on Wednesday night.

 
May 6, 1942

Dartball banquet and dance at Mitchell Joannes Room, 6:45 PM at YMCA.  Roast chicken and dressing was served for 184 players, wives and girlfriends.  Music for the dance by the Orthophonics.  Tables for playing cards were also available.
                        Chairman: Ferris Hannon                                                 Secretary: Ken Davidson  
                        Music Chairman: Ervin Mortenson                                   Card Chairman: Adolph Glawe
            Standings:                                                        Season Records
Fairmont Select............. 63-15              Single                    Norman Servais--I. O. O. F.............. 227
Reimers        ................ 58-20               Double                  Howard Stromman–Reimers.........   223
I. O. O. F.     ................ 55-23                Triple                      Felix Daniels–I. O. O. F................... 92
Kraft American.............. 53-25              Home Run            J. Johnston–Northwest ?................   14
Hoberg          ................ 50-28              Batting champ      Jim Basche--Hoberg........................ .622
Kraft Velveta ................ 45-33                                          Big Ten Hitters for the Year
Fairmont Homo............. 50-34                                                                           AB      HITS   AVE
Shefford       ................ 37-41                 Dick Rondou, Press Gazette..........   310..... 212.... 684
Northwest (25).............. 34-44               Jim Basche, Hoberg...................... .   368..... 229     622
Schilling Decoration...... 31-47               Bud Charles, Hoberg.......................   352..... 210     597
Northwest Gunners....... 30-48               Ralph Tubbs, Fairmont Select..........  373.... 205.... 549
Drop Forge 1 ............... 21-57                Norman Servais, I. O. O. F...............  435.... 236     543
Drop Forge 2 ............... 13-65                Al Nussbaum, Fairmont Select.........  405.... 214     528
Press Gazette.............. 10-68                Charles Kraft, Kraft American............ 292.... 150....517
                                                               Roy Young, Fairmont,Select.............. 333.... 172.... 516
                                                               Henry Reynard, Fairmont Homo.........417.... 212.... 508
                                                               Stanley Okraskinski, Kraft American..383.... 193.... 504
**NOTE: Basche is listed as Batting Champ, but Rondou had a higher average.  Do not know why it was recorded this way.

April 4, 1940

The league banquet was held at the YMCA in the Mitchell Joannes Room.  The chicken banquet was held for 140 players and their wives.  John Scholl of the YMCA was the speaker.
Adolph Glawe accepted the Championship award that was given by the president to Northwestern Assemblymen.

Season 1940-41
November 23, 1940

President: Adolph Vandertie            Secretary: J. A. Lacey
Moved and second the league will proceed the same as last year.  There will be 12 teams.

 
March 20, 1941

Banquet was held at YMCA Mitchell Joannes Room for 150 players and quests.  Chicken and ham was served.  Prize money and metal was given by John Scholl.
Standing as follows:

Moved and second that the League have a City Tournament 1:00 PM Sunday, on March 30, 1941 at the YMCA gymnasium.