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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1947

Page

3

Iowa Hawkeyes vs Louisiana Tech in second game of series

Iowa Hawkeyes base team was set to meet Louisiana Tech in the second game of a road series after a 4 to 1 first game win. Kek Bruner pitched three hits for Waterloo South while De La Croix allowed four hits as Tech capitalized on errors and walks to score three runs in the third.

Shton Ala Ing University of Iowa Isiana Tech Kek Bruner Waterloo South Skeyes Paul de la Croix Iowans Didier Djarmon Wbrasher D’croix Dunagan Erick- Ebner Garner Perro Erstolen Brasher Bruner de la Croix de de la Croix Brunner Rmon Acook Williamson Mer

Cane Board Set To Plan 1948 Basketball Tourney

Des Moines board to meet Saturday to discuss plans for the 1948 basketball tournament. Members include R. H. Chis of Extra as president M. O. of Lake Park and John H. King.

S Moines INS Des Moines R. H. Chisof M. O. of Lake Park John H. King

Robinson to Fight Doyle in Cleveland for Welter Title

The welterweight title bout in Cleveland is set with Champion Ray Robinson facing challenger Doyle in a 15 round match at the arena. Contracts signed for Decoration Day show with Robinson getting a $25,000 guarantee and 40 percent of receipts while Doyle receives 20 percent. A $1,000 forfeit ensured the 147-pound limit and another guarantee bound Robinson to a rematch if the title remains unsettled.

the and Arena Nson Doyle Robinson

Win or Else for New Orleans Coaches

New Orleans school board urges public high school athletic coaches to return to full time teaching or face removal from coaching. Board member William C. Fletcher says teams can win with three years of full time teaching, noting recent years see New Orleans parochial schools winning many honors in local and state events.

W Orleans Orleans Pub William C. Fletcher Memof

Seerey's Homer Fails To Avert Loss for Indians

In Phoenix, John Mize belted a grand slam in the eighth to lift the New York Giants over the Cleveland Indians 10 to 6. Pat Seerey homered for Cleveland, while other spring games featured the Athletics beating the Browns 1 to 0 and the Senators defeating the Pirates 6 to 2 as DiMaggio neared a May return.

Seerey Phoenix Ariz John Mize New York Giants Cleveland Indians

Rochester Royals Favored For Pro Cage League Title

Rochester is slight favorite to win the National Basketball League championship as they host the Chicago Gears in game two of a best-of-five series. The Royals, Eastern Division champions, lead 1 0 after a 71 65 victory over Chicago in Rochester.

Rochester N. Y Rochester Royals Chicago Gears Gears Royals Chicago

Pro Tourney Opens with Three First Round Showdowns

Three first round games are set for the ninth annual world professional basketball championship tournament at Chicago Stadium. Oshkosh All Stars meet Herkimer N Y Mo hawks face Pittsburgh Pirates versus Anderson Ind Packers and Midland Dows tackle Syracuse Nationals in Saturday night play.

Chicago Oshkosh All Stars Herkimer N. Y. Mohawks Pittsburgh Pirates Anderson Ind. Packers Midland Mich. Dows Syracuse Nationals

Kinney Shoes and Farmers State Bank to clash for Gold Medal

Kinney Shoes of Cedar Rapids faces Alburnett's Farmers State Bank quintet in the Gold Medal tourney final after convincing semi final wins on the YMCA court at 8 45. Anamosa Legion and Wilson's meet in the consolation at 7 30 with Kinney's Zeke Hoyle scoring 15 and Alburnett's Harold Thomas 12 in the semis. Officials to select sportsmanship and MVP prizes with trophies set for April 24 banquet.

Kinney Shoes Cedar Rapids Farmers State Bank Alburnett Anamosa Legion Wilson’s Kinney Anamosa Aon Wilson Packer Zeke Hoyle Harold Thomas YMCA

Conn Sees Melio Bettina as Man To Fight Louis

Pittsburgh bulletin notes former champion Billy Conn evaluating the heavyweight scene. He claims Melio Bettina is the only current fighter who could challenge Joe Louis, citing Bettina’s southpaw stance and elusive crouching style as trouble for Louis. Conn, who fought both men, says Bettina would have a real chance.

Conn Melio Bettina Louis Pittsburgh INL Billy Conn Joe Louis Bettina Beacon N. Y

Big Ten Stars Debut With Fort Wayne Zollner Pistons

Indiana All American Ralph Hamilton and Illinois Whiz Kids Jack Smiley and Ken Menke made pro debuts with the Fort Wayne Zollner Pistons. They lost 48 to 42 to the New York Rens as Hamilton scored five points, Menke six in under two quarters, and Smiley went scoreless in about 15 minutes.

Fort Wayne Ind Ralph Hamilton Indiana University

Louis Sues Promoter in Grid Game Fiasco

Louis sued promoter Harry Hall for 6300 alleging a football benefit game never occurred. Marshall Miles said Hall promised refunds if West Point stars Felix Blanchard and Glenn Davis could be secured but did not appear. Buddy, a former Illinois star, also joined the bid for the proposed game in Los Angeles.

Los Angeles Joe Louis Harry Hall Marshall Miles Brown Bomber Hall Miles West Point Touchdown Felix Blanchard Glenn Davis Louis Buddy University of Illinois

Babe Ruth Cleared for Florida Trip After Illness

Babe Ruth has received doctors' permission to travel to Florida for sunshine after hospital and a January operation. Mrs Ruth confirms the plan to fly to Miami with a nurse and a friend, staying at a Miami home.

Babe Ruth Florida New York Ruth Miami

Baseball Scores Pacific Coast League Friday Night Results

Friday night baseball results from the Pacific Coast League feature Oakland and opponents with scores and notable performances. Details are incomplete in the fragment but indicate ongoing league action and scoreboard updates.

Pacific Coast League Biseials the Diesel Oakland

DiMaggio Eyes Return as Yankee Opener Likely Missed

Joe DiMaggio, sidelined by a January heel operation, will miss opening day but hopes to return before June. He practiced with a moccasin slipper, hit a long drive, but showed painful blisters and limited running ability. Manager Bucky Harris watched with cautious optimism as DiMaggio contends with setbacks.

Yankee Bucky Harris Joe DiMaggio DiMaggio Yanks Florida Yankees Atlanta Norfolk Baltimore ST. Petersburg Fla New York Yankees Mal Stevens Frank Crosetti The Joe

Grundy Center Cagers Eliminate in Legion Tourney Loss

Grundy Center Iowa, the state’s Legion basketball entry, fell 58 to 43 to Reno Nevada in the first round. Reno built a 30 to 15 lead and held it through the second half as Beasley scored 18 and L Thornen led Grundy Center with 16.

Brazil Ind Grundy Center Iowa

Hermann Undertakers Lead ABC Team Event With 2992-Pin Total

In Los Angeles the Hermann Undertakers of St. Louis topped the 44th American Bowling Congress team standings with 961 1015 1016 2992, moving ahead of El Charro Cafe of Lodi, California. San Garofalo led the squad with 641 in the series while Hank Louman posted 640. other top scorers included Joe Pallardy 605, Ray Jung 572, and Frank Mataya 534. Ted Bucola scored the high single 257 for Friday night. Harold Lloyd appeared with Santa Monica East Siders, posting 156 166 167 489.

Los Angeles INL Fabulous Hermann Undertakers St. Louis el Charro Cafe Lodi Calif San Garofalo Hank Louman Joe Pallardy Ray Jung Frank Mataya Ted Buccola Hicks Motor Company Amarillo Texas Ernie del Dotto Merced A. Spector K. Hunt Charlie Yeager Compton Dale Heysen Fred Riccilli Santa Monica Harold Lloyd

Big League Pension Plan Approved by Chandler

Cincinnati. Baseball Commissioner A B Chandler approves a major league pension plan effective April 1. The plan provides annuities from 50 to 100 dollars monthly for life and life insurance coverage from roughly 5300 to 10600 dollars for players coaches and trainers. Retirement age generally set at 50 with one exception for joiners over 40 who retire ten years after joining. Coaches and trainers aged 60 or over on April 1 1947 require five years of coverage or may retire after 65 before five years elapsed.

Cincinnati INS A. B. Chandler Seieheeale Equitable Life Insurance Company

Davenport Favored To Win Class A Indoor Track Title

Davenport high school, state basketball champions, is the top choice to capture the class A indoor track crown at the Iowa Fieldhouse. Ames, the 1946 champion, faces 27 entrants with Clinton Fort Madison and Des Moines area teams among strong challengers. about 490 boys compete in 16 events.

Iowa City INS Davenport Ames Des Moines Clinton Fort Madison Iowa

Freeman and Loveday Reach Badminton Final

Dr. Dave Freeman of Pasadena and Carl Loveday of Montclair advance to the national badminton final. Freeman defeated Martin Mendez 15 5 17 14 and swamped Dick Mitchell 15 4 15 4 to reach Sunday’s championship match.

Los Angeles INL Dave Freeman Pasadena Calif Carl Loveday Montclair N. J Freeman Martin Mendez San Diego Ere Dick Mitchell

Tigers Pitcher Harold Newhouser Sidelined by Back Strain

Detroit ace Harold Newhouser is under treatment for a wrenched back after a Friday night incident in New Orleans. A strained left side occurred when his cleat caught in the dirt as he delivered to New Orleans catcher Jim Pruett, with the ball misdirected and striking the batter. The injury echoes a prior back issue from spring training, raising concern over possible absence beyond a week.

Detroit Tigers Hal Newhouser Steve O'Neill Hal O’neill Bengals Browns St. Louis Newhouser New Orleans INS Harold Newhouser Jim Pruett New Orleans Pelicans

Tankers Near AAU Honors in Ohio State Bid

Ohio State relies on diver Bill Smith and Hawaiian standout Bill Smith to defend the national AAU indoor swimming title. The Buckeyes led after half the final events with 26 points to 18 for Philadelphia Turners, as Yale Michigan State and others trailed in a tight team race. Smith won the 220-yard freestyle while LaSalle's Joe Verdeur claimed double victories in the 220-yard breaststroke and the 300-yard individual medley.

Columbus Ohio INS Ohio State University Bill Smith Ohio State Philadelphia Turners Michigan Yale Michigan State New York A. C France Wally Ris Miller Anderson Anderson Gil Evans Bruce Har Jim Strong Jack Calhoun Joe Verdeur LaSalle College Verdeur Smith New York A.C Alex Jang Per Olsson Sweden

ISU Iowa Teachers Openers Postponed by Wet Grounds

The opening baseball series between Iowa State and Iowa Teachers was set for April 21 and 22 with a Friday and Saturday schedule, but wet grounds forced the postponement.

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