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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1943

Page

6

Young diver Zoe Ann Olsen dazzles in national meet

Zoe Ann Olsen of La Porte City, aged 12, placed third in the one meter event at the national senior women’s AAU swimming meet. Her mother credits strict training and frequent Iowa trips to coach D A Ambruster for her progress. The story notes extensive family sacrifice and hopes for her future stardom.

Zoe Ann A.A.U Art Olsen Y.W Iowa U Osen Zoe Ann Olsen la Porte City Iowa

Multnomah leads at halfway in national women's AAU swimming

Portland's Multnomah club builds a lead on day two as three swimmers sweep the 100-yard freestyle. Ann Ross of Barnard wins the one-meter dive for a third straight year, while Joan Fogle of Riviera captures the indoor 300-yard individual medley with a dramatic late surge finishing in 4 07.6.

Ann Ross Brooklyn Dragon Club Dorothy Ziegler Medinah Club Multnomah Club Portland Ore Suzanne Zimmerman Brenda Helser Nancy Merki Riviera Club Indianapolis Betty Bemis The Waves Joan Fogle Chicago Multnomah Suzzane Zimmerman Marilyn Lahner New York Women’s Swim Association St. George's Dragon Club Barnard College Miss Ross Riviera Miss Fogie

Willie Pep Draws Boston Crowd to Boxing Ring Revival

Willie Pep, Hartford featherweight and New York version titleholder, helped revive Boston boxing as 15 949 fans packed the Boston Garden for a 10 round split decision win over Sol Bartolo. Both fighters weighed 127 3 4 pounds.

Boston Willie Pep Hartford, Conn New York Pep Boston Garden Sol Bartolo

Graco and Young Set for Victory Loan Boxing Bout

Pvt John Greco a hard hitting Canadian lightweight faces Pvt Terry Young of the U S Marines in a 10 round feature at the Montreal Forum on May 8 in a Army Victory Loan program bout announced Saturday.

Sport Jabs By The Associated Press Besten Willie Pep

Lewiston Maine Maurice Lefty Lachance outpointed Tony Costa in Lisbon Maine and Sal Bartheleme Bartele Robison and other bouts are listed with fractional scores in this AP sport column from Priscapels.

The Associated Press Besten Willie Pep Bartford Sal Bartele Lewiston Maurice Lefty Lachance Lisbon Tony Costa Weemsecker Prisapelpst Key Robinson Mase Lroe Sewicki

Dodgers sell bonds at New York rally

The Brooklyn Dodgers battery Kirby Higbe and Mickey Owen headlined a bond-selling rally in New York on Friday. They secured pledges for more than $100,000 in bonds from 500 employees of the Federal Manufacturing and Engineering Corp.

New York INS Brooklyn Dodgers Kirby Higbe Mickey Owen Federal Manufacturing and Engineering Corp

Fullerton Sees Women Tutors At Golf Clubs

The piece argues women golfers like Helen Hicks Patty Berg and Betty Hicks Newell could become golf pros at clubs facing shortages. U S Golf Association secretary Joe Dey says qualified women could teach, with concerns about teaching men and maintaining amateur status.

Fullerton New York al del Greco Hackensack N.J Rosie Susie Pauline Helen Hicks Patty Berg Betty Hicks Newell Joe Dey U. S. Golf Association Dey France Sid Luckman Chicago Bears Purdue Abe Greene New York Boxing Commission Jackie Cailura Ken Alyta Waterbury Conn Connie Mack Athletics Mr. Mack Service Dept Norfolk Naval Training Station Naval Air Station Club Hugh Casey Peewee Reese Eddie Shokes Hubby Walker Murray Franklin Crash Davis Homer Peel

Poffenberger Signs with Marines After Baseball Career

Cletus Elwood Boots Poffenberger of Williamsport Maryland a former major league pitcher signed a duration contract with the U S Marines Saturday The ex San Diego player who spent time in Detroit and Brooklyn before returning to the minors was known as a noted tough character in baseball once regarded as a bad boy.

Baltimore Cletus Elwood Boots” Poffenberger Williamsport U. S. Marines Boots San Diego Detroit Brooklyn

Training Camp Briefs From United Press New Haven

Manager Casey Renee announced Nanny Fernandes would be inducted on the Pacific coast April 14. President Bob Quinn denied reports he sought Cenniie Ryan of the Giants in exchange for Ernie Lombardi. Senators win fifth straight exhibition as Wynn and Scarborough combine on five hit outing.

New Haven Conn Casey Renee Nanny Ernandes Boston Pacific Coast Bob Quinn Cenniie Ryan Giants Ernie Lombard Lombardi Huth Peland Sid Gordon Mel Ott Mel Bob Finch St. Louis Cardinal Brooklyn Branch Rickey Dodger USO St. Louis

Giants Start Touring in Lakewood Jersey Farm Camp

First baseman Jer is Tiemann remained with the Jersey City farm club as the New York Giants checked out of their Lakewood training camp. Greasy Neale remains a free agent.

Lakewood N. J Jeris Tiemann Jersey City New York Giants Priday Tiemann Greasy Neale

Braves wallop Yale in 18 0 exhibition win in New Haven

Boston Braves collected 28 hits for 29 bases against Yale University in New Haven in an exhibition game Friday. John McCarthy led the attack with a double and three singles in four trips, White Wieterman and Chet Ross added three hits each, while Al Javery and Red Barrett allowed only four Yale hits.

New Haven. Conn Boston Braves Yale University Johons McCarthy Braves Wieterman Chet Ross al Javery Red Barrett Yale

Giants Beat Mitchel Field Nine In Friday Baseball

New York Giants defeated Mitchel Field 18 to 5 in a Friday baseball game. Rizzo led the Giants with strong hitting as Mitchel Field struggled to respond on the mound and in the outfield.

New York New York Giants Mitchel Field Rizzo Mitchel

Phillies Athletics Face Leafs in Close Shore Town Match

In Wilmington it was a close contest as the Athletics edged the Leafs 3 to 2 with Nick Striate earning the win and key plays highlighted by late inning defense and timely hitting.

Roderic Shines as Batting Star in Local Sports Turnout

Roderic stands out with a batting performance as two trips spark a notable skate event. The report highlights his role and the crowd’s reaction to the skilled display.

Roderic Aga Bitchem

Podgers Humble Yanks in Opening Exhibition

New York opens with a loss as the Stocklyn Degeers defeat the Yanks at Yantee Stadium. Mergen, Cin, Sass Dene lead the visiting lineup in a tight early season exhibition.

New York Stocklyn Degeers Yantee Stadium Oreo Mergen, Cin Sass Dene

Browns Hold Morning Drill Ahead of Friday Game

The St. Louis Browns completed a brisk two hour practice on their home field as Mamseer Luke Sewell announced plans for Jennnyill to pitch Friday. Heriond C.ilt and Cape Girardeau figures attended while Archie McKain missed travel to join the club.

ST. Louis St. Louis Browns Pridas Mamseer Luke Sewell Jennny Paul Dean Heriond C Cape Girardeau Thego Suoenene Archie McKain

St Louis Cardinals Series Open With Busy Schedule

St Louis players prepare for a mixed stretch after arrival from camp. Harry Gembert starts on the mound in Saturday’s game as the team faces a seven game series.

ST. Louis

Exhibition Opener Seattle? Stars and Riddle Face Indians

Reg Starr and Re Cincinnati prepare to meet the Cleveland Indians Saturday in the opening game of an exhibition tour. Lonnie Frerwill and nine time star Eddie Miller are sidelined by injuries. Miller is listed with soreness and will be replaced by Waser Willems Frer, with Steve Mesner also in the mix. Weather and Cubs notes appear mixed with indoor workouts and standard practice reports.

Reg Starr Cincinnati Indean Elmer Riddle The Cleveland Indians Lonnie Frerwill Ninetstar Eddie Miller Miller Sore Lees Waser Willems Frer Steve Mesner Chilenes Cubs Aes Eee

Eddie Plank Rated No 1 Southpaw Of All Time

Eddie Plank, praised by Eddie Collins as the greatest left handed pitcher, defined by a long career with the Philadelphia Athletics and a late peak. Born near Gettysburg Pennsylvania, he joined in 1901, won 320 games, and starred in five World Series while enduring elbow and nasal issues.

Eddie Plank Ddie Collins Edward S. Plank Gettysburg Frank Foreman Gettysburg College Plank Connie Mack Philadelphia Athletics Christy Mathewson Giants Athletics Browns Walter Johnson Yankees Bethlehem Steel Miller Huggins Eddie

Whitneys Got His Axe Out In Todays Output

AP column notes Dodgers manager Leo Durocher remains noncommittal on playing shortstop as age and limited recent action loom. It shares quips on Bucky Harris, Mel Ott, Dolph Camilli, Branch Rickey, and race track fans as sports gossip and humorous takes on prewar baseball and entertainment.

Branch Rickey Dolph Camilli Rickey

Richard Sears Jr. Dies at 81 Former Tennis Champion

Richard D. Sears Jr., who held the national amateur tennis crown for seven years, died Thursday at age 81. Funeral services were planned for today in Boston.

Boston Richard D. Sears Sears

Cardinal Star Shortstop to Undergo Emergency Appendectomy

St. Louis Cardinals shortstop Martin Marion will have an emergency appendectomy Saturday and miss four to six weeks, team physician Dr. Robert F. Hyland announced.

ST. Louis Martin Marion St. Louis Cardinals Robert F. Hyland

Michigan Normal to Enter 4 Relay Teams

Michigan Normal of Ypsilanti will enter four relay teams in the Drake Relays on April 23 and 24. Dick Gehring, winner of the 880 at Illinois Tech relays, will anchor the one mile two mile and sprint medley quartets. George Cole also runs on those teams and is an 880 yard relay alternate. Albert Pingel is another reliable runner for coach George Marshall.

DES Moines Michigan Normal Ypsilanti Drake Dick Gehring Illinois Tech George Cole Albert Pingel George Marshall

Count Fleet Shadow Fear Sends Derby Scrutiny

EW YORK report on Count Fleet, the Derby favorite, facing a shadow anxiety risk that could affect his run at Churchill Downs. Owner John Hertz and trainer Don Cameron recount his racing lineage, training quirks, and the dramatic rise from a $4,500 sale to a top Classic hopeful amid strong betting interest.

York Churchill Downs Count Fleet Reigh Count Jesse Owen Belmont Don Cameron Johnny Longden Fleet John Hertz Cameron Hertz Hirsch Jacobs Steve Donoghue Sundridge Sun Briar Paris A. B. Hancock Louis Beard Sammy Smith Max Hirsch Matt Winn

Center Point Nine Edges Urbana 13 to 12 in Wild Finish

Center Point Nine trailed Urbana 8 0 early but roared back to tie at 10 10 and edged ahead in the final inning for a 13 12 win. Leading Center Point hitters were Zabokitsky Horak and Ulrich with Urbana’s top bats G Hauser and Rice.

Urbana Zabokitsky Horak Ulrich G. Hauser Rice Seer Paes Virgil Haars Groaha "Ries Richart Bowser

Marquette Railroaders Schedule Four Games

The Marquette high school baseball team plans four games and two tournaments this spring under Coach Orval Mueller. Lettermen Merle O Rourke Calvin Foster Warren Schott Milbert Krohn Chuck Schott and Chuck Vest have reported, along with George Krohn Jim Cook Hank Erbe Everett Huff Joe Young Ken Connell Roy Pillard Ken Mitchel Richard Dahmen Bob Vaughn Bud Magill Rex Kerston Jack Vander Weg and Bill Geraghty. The county tournament is at Elkader with sectional site undecided. The last season was undefeated and optimism runs high.

Marquette Twe Railroaders Orval Mueller Elkader Merle O'Rourke Calvin Foster Warren Schott Milbert Krohn Chuck Schott Chuck Vest George Krohn Jim Cook Hank Erbe Everett Huff Joe Young Ken Connell Roy Pillard Ken Mitchel Richard Dahmen Bob Vaughn Bud Magill Rex Kerston Jack Vander Weg Bill Geraghty

Louisville Race Program Under Way

Thoroughbred racing opens the 1943 Kentucky season at Churchill Downs after Keeneland moved its 10 day spring program there due to wartime travel limits. The 19 day meet includes the 69th Kentucky Derby on May 1, starting April 24, with Churchill Downs restricting parking for cars with B and C gasoline ration stickers per city officials.

Louisville Kentucky Keeneland Andrew Broaddus

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