New Leaders Rise as Women's Pin Meet Ends in Four Weeks
New city champions emerged at Parlor City Recreation in the annual women’s pin tournament finale. Team Armstrong’s trio Helen Zak Anna Stastny Rosa Leen Mercer Lucille Aptel and Georgia Frasinger won the team title while Louise Lockwood Grace Clark topped doubles with 584 and led all events with 481 in singles and 483 in team. Fran Bachman starred in singles posting 555 with a 176 start and a dramatic 222 second line, while Pettit’s 562 stood high among results.
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Visiting Elks Cup All Titles
Two new leaders emerged at the annual state Elks bowling tourney as the event closed. Ollie Bentley of Muscatine and partner F Gembler posted 1286 pins, with Bentley 626 and Gembler 660, plus handicaps of 33 and 45. Dubuque No 2 edged Decorah No 1 for top team with 3034, led by L Bertsch, G Zillig, R Scherrer, C Cushing and W Kunnert. Zillig took singles runner-up with 685 to Comstock of Keokuk's 702. Comstock led all events, though final verification pending. The event drew one of its largest fields.
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Bowham
Cedar Rapids
Ollie Bentley
Muscatine
F. Gembler
Bentley
Gembler
Dubuque
L. Bertsch
G. Zillig
R. Scherrer
C. Cushing
W. Kunnert
Decorah No
Mount Mercy Alumnae to Tackle Varsity This Thursday
The Mount Mercy junior college Alumnae meet Mount Mercy college varsity at 8 15 p m on the W CA floor in Mercy league action this week. The alumnae defeated the collegians 23 20 last week led by Gladys Daly with 12 points and Marjorie Burger with 10 for Mount Mercy.
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Mount Mercy Junior College
Mount Mercy College
Collegians
Gladys Daly
Marjorie Burger
Mount Mercy
Nats Cards Lead Divisions as Training Camp Opens
The 1946 Grapefruit League showings place the Washington Senators and St. Louis Cardinals ahead in their divisions with eight days to go before the regular season. The Senators own an 18–7 mark, while the Cardinals sit 19–10, with Yankees and Phillies also in strong contention as spring results roll in.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Senators
New York Yankees
Cardinals
Philadelphia Phillies
Joe Kuhel
Phillies
Randy Gumpert
Spud Chandler
Atlanta
Yankees
Joe DiMaggio
Howie Pollet
Fred Martin
Ted Wilks
Howie Krist
Houston Buffs
Vern Stephens
St. Louis Browns
Dallas
Cubs
Lou Boudreau
Cleveland Indians
Giants
al Benton
Freddy Hutchinson
Detroit Tigers
Boston Braves
Cleveland
New York
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Weekend Summary of Iowa City Ames Track Title Race
Ames edged Davenport to win the class A indoor track championship as the mile relay helped reach 41 1/7 points while Davenport had 35 and Clinton 33 1/7. Ohio State swept the National AAU indoor titles after Big Ten and NCAA crowns. New York Athletic Club topped the National AAU wrestling meet with 17 points, boasting Haag Hauser and Lange in Iowa champions. Montreal Canadiens trail Boston Bruins in Stanley Cup chase after a 3-2 Sunday defeat. Fort Wayne Zollers and Oshkosh All-Stars clash in Chicago for the world pro basketball crown after Fort Wayne’s 56-47 win fixing the series at 1-1.
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Ames High School
Davenport
Ames
Clinton
New York
New York Athletic Club
Richard Hauser
Waterloo
Lowell Lange
Bob Roemer
Hauser
Lange
Chicago
Fort Wayne Zollers
Oshkosh All-Stars
Chicago Stadium
Fort Wayne
Keiser Wins Masters After Hogan Misses Tie-Closing Putt
AUGUSTA Ga AP Keiser an Akron Ohio ex sailor who was given little chance captured the 10 000 Masters title by Hogan missing a short putt on the final hole Keiser led from day one with a 282 total over 72 holes Hogan finished 283 to tie for second with Byron Nelson Hamilton Demaret Ferrier Laffoon all contending for a share of the prize money as Keiser claimed the first major since 1942 for the 31 year old former caddy.
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Herman Keiser
Akron
Ohio
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Ben Hogan
Hogan
Miami
Chandler Harper
Portsmouth
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Bob Hamilton
Chicago
Jimmie Demaret
Houston
Texas
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Ky Laffoon
Orlando
Fla
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Sammy Snead
In Springs
Big Nine agrees on round robin schedule for 1947 conference play
Western conference athletic directors and basketball coaches approved a 12 game 1947 conference schedule with each team playing four home and home series and four single games. Iowa will play two games each with Wisconsin Minnesota Purdue and Indiana while meeting Ohio State Northwestern Illinois and Michigan once.
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Big Ten
Iowa University
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Purdue
Indiana
Ohio State
Northwestern Illinois
Michigan
Red Peppers on Baseball Prediction and Ottumwa Preview
A lively state of af fairs discussion favors Cleveland in the American League pennant race while Detroit’s pitching staff draws praise from Oscar Fraley. Ottumwa’s postwar baseball squad under Otto Vogel impresses with smart defense and solid batting depth, led by Faber and Ebner, though third base and left field remain potential weak spots.
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Oscar Fraley
United Press
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Detroit Tigers
Red Sox
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Indians
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Tigers
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New York
Bob Feller
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Steve Gromek
Red Embree
Hal Newhouser
Dizzy Trout
Virgil Trucks
al Benton
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Benton
Trout
Reynolds
Gromek
Embree
Bill Diehl
Vogel
Bob Mikalojczak
Ottumwa
Seahawks
Dale Erickson
Jack Wishmier
Iowa
Towa
Urge To See Mexico Less Evident Now
SAN ANTONIO Texas AP Former Brooklyn catcher Mickey Owen will work out for a few days with the Toledo Mudhens but offered no hint on plans to join the Mexican league Vernon Stephens, recovered from the Mexican circuit by the St Louis Browns, says he will not fear a $100000 damages threat by Mexican league president Jorge Pasquel for breaking his contract Pasquel seeks to deter players from leaving the league Owen arrived and previously said he would sign a five year contract as playing manager for Torreon in that circuit
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Texas
Brooklyn
Mickey Owen
Toledo Mudhens
Vernon Stephens
St. Louis Browns
Jorge Pasquel
Pasquel
Stephens
Dallas
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Navy
Torreon
Quadrangular Relays At Franklin Tuesday
The city quadrangular relay meet will be held Tuesday at Franklin field starting at 4 30 pm. Varsity reserve and freshman sophomore teams from four public high schools will compete in four relay events the 440 880 mile and two mile.
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