Cedar Rapids Adds Baseball At McKinley And Wilson
McKinley and Wilson high schools in Cedar Rapids adopt baseball as an optional sport after a city council decision. Principal Paxson and Tracy announce the move, with Klinzman and Busby designated to coach at the two schools. Roosevelt already offers baseball, Franklin remains without the sport as the season nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy McHugh
Cedar Rapids
McKinley
Wilson
W. L. Paxson
Pierre Tracy
Roosevelt
Franklin
City Athletic Council
Arthur C. Deamer
Fred Winter
McKinley-Wilson
Earl Klinzman
Jay Busby
Klinzman
American Legion
Iowa
Roosevelt Hotel
Keiser Leads Masters At Halfway Mark With Five Stroke Margin
Herman Keiser an ex navy storekeeper from Akron Ohio held a record setting lead five strokes clear at the Masters tournament midway after a four under par 68 to go with a 69 opening. Jimmy Thomson Los Angeles was two behind after 142 with Clayton Heafner Charlotte close at 143. Other notables Ben Hogan Bob Hamilton Toney Penna Chick Harbert Byron Nelson Jim Foulis and Jim Demaret trailed.
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Augusta
Herman Keiser
Navy
Akron
Ohio
Keiser
Jimmy Thomson
Los Angeles
Thomson
Clayton Heafner
Charlotte
Ben Hogan
Hershey
Bob Hamilton
Chicago
Toney Penna
Cincinnati
Chick Harbert
Detroit
Byron Nelson
Toledo
Jim Foulis
Jim Demaret
Houston
Texas
Six Iowa Wrestlers Reach AAU Meet Quarterfinals
In New York six Iowans advanced to the quarter-finals of the National AAU wrestling championship. Richard Hauser of Davenport defeated George Kyros of Alameda 4:42 in the 121ing class while Dale Nelson of Eagle Grove Athletic Club won by decision. Other wins included Robert Conner of Cornell College and Manuel Macias of Davenport YMC A in the 115 pound class and Romero Macias of Davenport YMC A plus Leo Thomson of Waterloo in the 128 pound class with decisive scores.
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NEW York
Richard Hauser
Davenport
George Kyros
Alameda
Calif
NAS
Dale Nelson
Eagle Grove Athletic Club
Howard Johnston
Southwestern Oklahoma Tech
Robert Conner
Cornell College
Dale Kobler
Newton
N. J
Boys Club
Cyclones edge Iowa State Teachers 1 0 in opener
Iowa State defeats Iowa State Teachers College 1 to 0 behind four hit pitching by Ralph Theobald. Dick Scott stole second and scored on Jack Buehner’s run producing the lone Cyclones tally in the second inning. The final line shows Town State 010 000 0 and Teachers 000 000 000 with Theobald, Phelps, Dodd and White in the field.
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Cedar Falls
Iowa State
Ralph Theobald
Iowa State Teachers College
Cyclones
Dick Scott
Jack Buehner
Town
Theobald
Phelps
Dodd
White
Pittsburgh
White Sox
Chicago Cubs
Hi Bithorn
St. Louis Browns
Browns
Bill Nicholson
Cub
Billy Herman
Dixie Walker
Brooklyn
Herman
Walker
Gene Hermanski
Selma
Ala
Boston
Cincinnati
Harris
Clark
McGah
Vander Meer
Mueller
Dobson
Pytiak
Beggs
Lamanno
Winter Haven
Fin Syracuse
Fit
Buffalo
Gates
Bebber
Lest Puilig
Sierra
Riebe
Tabacheek
Atlanta
Gao
Page
Dickey
Ayers
McGowan Fis
Alisney
Jacksonville
Toronto
Jersey City
McCrabb
Crompton
Younts Towers Sandel
Grasso
Booknight
Columbia
S. C
Bream
Nothe
Franks
Moore
Shublet
Garbark
Birminham, Ale
Detroit
Trucks
Richards
Sain
Mast
Shreveport
Chicago
Pitsburon
Groves, Caldwell (i
Shicker, Gables
V. Smit
San Antonio
Tex
Geen A & Pay
St. Louis
Zoldak
Gatehouse
Hell
Daytona Beach
Rice
Banister
Patterson
Parkhurst
Calderone
Atsepolte
Minneapol
Casen
Memphis
Sou
Lucier
Ban
Barhelson
Savino
Ronaldson
Lambert
Aber- Snathy
Chozen
Table Tennis Dual at Memorial Coliseum Tonight
Six man teams from Davenport and Cedar Rapids clash in a dual match starting at 7 tonight in the Memorial coliseum fourth floor ballroom. Cedar Rapids lineup includes Ralph Colby Evan Kearney Rocky Newton Russ Knapp Jim Bell and Carol Shadle.
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Davenport
Cedar Rapids
Memorial Coliseum
Ralph Colby
Evan Kearney
Rocky Newton
Russ Knapp
Jim Bell
Carol Shadle
Smithing Holdouts and Strong Spring Starts Sweep Baseball News
Major league owners report bright notes as Verne Stephens returns to the Browns and Whitey Kurowski signs with St Louis while catcher Walker Cooper inks a two year Giants deal. Meanwhile bats and arms deliver wins across spring exhibitions including VanderMeer Beggs McCarthy Page and Bithorn lifting several teams to victories.
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Verne Stephens
St. Louis Browns
Vera Cruz
Browns
Whitey Kurowski
St. Louis
Sam Breadon
Pasquels
Mickey Owen
Dodgers
Cincy Reds
Johnny VanderMeer
Joe Beggs
Boston Red Sox
Johnny McCarthy
Boston Braves
Detroit
Virgil Trucks
Joe Page
Yanks
Atlanta
Harry Brecheen
Mobile
Detroit to Host 1948 American Bowling Congress Tourney
Detroit earned the 1948 ABC tournament at a five hour ABC delegates meeting. William Blau of Madison was elected president. The 1947 event will be in Los Angeles. Chene Trombly Recreation five moved to second in team standings with 2966, Fort Pitt Ale rose to sixth with 2882. Milan Zlokovich led all events with 1939. Hank Laumann rose in singles with 713 and moved to seventh in doubles with 1887.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Detroit
ABC
William Blau
Madison
Wis
Los Angeles
Chene' Trombly Recreation Five
Fort Pitt Ale
Pittsburgh
West Coast
Milan Zlokovich
San Leandro
Calif
Johnny Hogan
Paterson
N. J
Hank Laumann
Navy
St. Louis
Sgt
Ed Easter
Waukegan
Ill
Laumann
Ottumwa Navy Boxers Clinch 6 1 Victory Over Chanute Field
The Iowa Navy boxing team won six bouts to one against Chanute Field ITH, achieving three knockouts and no losses in the night. The Sea hawks finished the season with five victories one loss and one draw, with Alex Fidler of Cedar Rapids refereeing.
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Ottumwa
Iowa Navy
Chanute Field
Ith
Alex Fidler
Cedar Rapids
Seahawks
Eagles Softball Team Meeting Scheduled
A meeting of the Eagles softball team is set for Sunday morning at 10 o'clock in the club rooms.
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Eagles
Notice of Incorporation for Concrete Materials and Construction Co
Incorporation filed under Iowa law for Concrete Materials and Construction Company with principal business in Cedar Rapids Linn County. Articles authorize mining sand gravel crushed stone and other materials. real estate. equipment. contracts for construction. stock at par value 100 dollars. 20 year term starting January 1 1946. initial directors listed with officers. corporate limits include power to issue bonds and own shares with restrictions.
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Concrete Materials and Construction Company
State of
Iowa
Concrete Materials and Construction, Company
Cedar Rapids
Linn County
Board of Directors
Executive Council of
Suc
Bel
Towit
H. D. Bellamy
Sidney P
Ridney_P. Moore
K. K. Kinsey
Sareent
Spaneler
Hines
Century Invest~ment Corporation
Century Investment Corporation
Toddville Hurler Posts No-Hitter as Blairstown Wins
Toddville defeated Palo 15-0 with Charles Krouse pitching a no-hitter for Toddville. Blairstown beat Belle Plaine 9-1 at home with Mayhew Eckert Voss Burk hart and Belle Plaine's Novotny Williams Wiese Brad shaw named in batteries. Blairstown to Van Horne next Tuesday and hosts Marengo Friday.
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Toddville
Blairstown
Palo
Belle Plaine
Charles Krouse
Mayhew
Eckert
Voss
Burkhart
Novotny
Williams
Wiese
Bradshaw
van Horne
Marengo
West Union High Plans Track Season With Trials
West Union high school announces 35 candidates for its first track team with Leo W. Smith as coach. Time trials occurred this week and a Celwein practice meet is set. A Decoration May 3 dual at Decorah and a Celwein Independence triangular are planned.
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West Union
West Union High School
Leo W. Smith
Army Air Corps
Celwein
Decorah
Independence
Oshkosh Pro Five Years Title with Win Over Zollners
Fort Wayne Zollners, reigning world pros, face a must win in Chicago after losing the opening of a best two of three final to Oshkosh All-Stars 61 59. Chicago American Gears beat Baltimore Bullets 59 54 in the third place game as George Mikan scored 17 points to raise his four game total.
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Chicago
Fort Wayne Zollners
Zollners
Oshkosh
Wis
Chicago American Gears
Baltimore, Md
Bullets
George Mikan
DePaul University
Gable's Comeback Film Adventure Receives Mixed Reception
Clark Gable stars in Adventure directed by Victor Fleming at Paramount with Greer Garson Joan Blondell Thomas Mitchell and Lina Romay. Critics note the plot is thin though Gable's charm and the supporting cast carry several strong scenes and memorable lines.
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Clark Gable
Greer Garson
Joan Blondell
Thomas Mitchell
Lina Romay
MGM
Victor Fleming
Paramount Theater
Gable
van Johnson
Frank Sinatra
Sun
Miss Garson
Mudgin
Xavier Cugat
Garson
Hawk Game Rained Out
OTTUMWA AP The University of Iowa and Iowa preflight baseball teams will play a double header here Saturday the first game slated for 1 30 this afternoon Rain postponed Friday's contest
Evening Radio Schedule for April 6 1946
A dense hour by hour radio lineup lists programs across stations WHO WGN WMT KXEL and others scheduled from afternoon into night including Barn Dance Life of Riley News The Bob Hope era and Music Gems. Notable entries include Dick Haymes and the Parade of Stars with sports and dramatic segments interspersed.
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WMT
Theate
Cliff Carl
WGN
Conyli
Dick Haymes
Riley
WGN Farm Report
EXEL
KXEL
WMT Sports
Century Investment Corporation Incorporation in Cedar Rapids
Notice states THE CENTURY INVESTMENT CORPORATION is incorporated under Iowa law with principal office in Cedar Rapids Linn County. It outlines broad real estate, construction and financing powers including buying selling leasing mortgaging and developing lands and buildings and handling securities and corporate financing activities for the new entity.
Turner Company Incorporation Notice and Directors
The Turner Company documents outline its charter and powers, including real estate, manufacturing, and financing activities. It authorizes 500 000 dollars capital, 50 000 shares of ten dollars par, and sets a 20 year duration with renewal, plus a board of 3 to 7 directors and named officers and initial directors. Dated March 13 1946 Cedar Rapids Iowa with officers Turner and Neserka.
The Turner Company Incorporation Notice
Notice that a corporation named The Turner Company has been incorporated in Iowa with principal business in Cedar Rapids Linn County. It engages in electrical electronic and radio engineering manufacturing and sales, with broad authority to own property and conduct related activities. Authorized capital stock is 250000 divided into 25000 shares of 10 each, and business may start after 100000 in stock is issued.
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Turner Company
NOTH
Towa
Cedar Rapids
Linn County
Iowa
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R. H. E. Lamont
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James Bartlett
James Stahie
Raymond Randall
Joe Turaki
Frank Cilek
Kenny Reyhons
Paul Huber
Ben Reuter
Junior Chansky
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Iowa City
Oshkosh Pro
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Hawk
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Boston Symp
Sam Who
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Mxel Nazarenes
Henry Taylor
A. Kassel
Danceland Ballroom
Barry Fitzgerald
Walt Disney’s
Robert Montgomery
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Hilly Foyle
E.R. Squibb & Sons
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Philip ST
Albany, NY
Jimmy Hatl
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Executive Council
E. J Lattner
Jos. A. Lattner
M. D. McWilliams
Robert P. Nessler
L. P. Davis
Keith W. Dunn
E. J. Lattner
M. D. McWil
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Paramount
Maisie
Palace
Rialto
Cimarron
Marion
Secretary of State
David Turner
John B. Turner
Jons
Ronald P. Evans
Cedar
William Nezerka
Renald ¥. Evans
Barnes. Chamberlain, Hanzlik and
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Ras Leite
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Charles Coburn
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