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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1952

Page

15

Leo Durocher Faces Shifting Sympathy From Peers

Major league managers debated sympathy for Leo Durocher after losses of Monte Irvin and Willie Mays. Durocher plans Wakefield trial and Bob Elliott replacement, with Wakefield showing power in recent hits. Jansen and Lanier pitched well for the Giants. Dodgers beat Senators 4-3. Spahn won for Braves. Phillies edged Cardinals 8-7 in a rain-shortened six innings.

Ed Corrigan Associated Press Leo Durocher New York Giants Monte Irvin Willie Mays Brooklyn Chuck Dressen Dodgers Durocher Bob Elliott Irvin Dick Wakefield University of Michigan Larry Jansen Max Lanier Jansen Lanier Washington Senators Chris van Cuyk Bobo Newsom

Cyclone Wrestlers Enter Mankato Olympic Trials

Davenport Iowa State wrestlers Lou Oscarson and Jim Gaffney will compete in the district Olympic trials in Mankato Minnesota this weekend. Oscarson seeks the 136.5 pound spot and Gaffney the 174 pound division. If they qualify for the final trials here next week it will raise ISU wrestlers in the meet to twelve.

Cyclone Mankato Ames Davenport Iowa State Minn Lou Oscarson Jim Gaffney

Drake Relays Set for Record Binge in 1952

Drake officials forecast another record wave at the 43rd Drake carnival April 25-26 in Drake Stadium. Headman Tommy Deckard cites 1951 as proof that modern trackmen surpass past stars, noting 14 new marks set across university, college, special, and high school relays. Old records, like Ohio State’s 3:14.1 mile, stand as reminders of a changing era.

Des Moines INS Ty Cobb Drake Relays Drake Stadium Drake Tommy Deckard Cobb Ohio State Pepperdine

North Des Moines Fasters Highlight 1934 Two Mile Benchmark

A vintage 1948 reference notes North Des Moines famed foursome delivering the fastest two mile time in 1934. The line underscores their notable stride and historical sprint record within local track lore.

Des Moines

Salem Evangelical Wins YWCA Church League Title

Salem Evangelical captured the YWCA church league basketball title with a 36 to 9 victory over Sharon Evangelical. Salem completed its run with six straight wins while Marion Methodist and Sharon Evangelical finished tied for second at 4-2. Sharon could have tied Salem with its final win.

Salem Evangel Sinclair Met Marion Meth Central Park Sharon Evangel St. James First Christian Marion Methodist Sinclair Salem Evangelical Sharon Sharon Evangelical Salem

Drake Star Johnny Bright Injured In Spring Practice

Drake football standout Johnny Bright dislocated his shoulder during spring practice while training with the Drake squad. He recently signed to play professionally with the Calgary Stampeders of the Canadian Football League.

DES Moines Johnny Bright Drake Calgary Stampeders

Lantz Retires as Eastern Illinois Athletics Chief

Dr. Charles P. Lantz 68 longtime athletic director at Eastern Illinois State College retires effective September 1 after 41 years in charge. He announced the decision Thursday from Charleston Illinois.

Charleston Ill Charles P. Lantz Eastern Illinois State College

INBA Rates Turpin as Top Threat

The NBA ratings place Randolph Turpin as Sugar Ray Robinsons top challenger for the middleweight title with many contenders listed behind Robinson. The list notes Turpin's London victory over Robinson and title loss in New York, and omits Joe Louis from the current rankings.

INBA Turpin Washington National Boxing Association NBA Rocky Graziano Sugar Ray Robinson Rocky Graziano Sugar Ray Randolph Turpin England Robinson London New York Gene Hair‘ston Laurent Dauthille France Robert Villemain Dave Sands Australia Joe Louis Kid Gavilan Cuba Gil Turner Pennsylvania Johnny Bratton Illinois Billy Graham Johnny Saxton Wally Thom Jimmy Carter Luther Rawlins Virgil Akins Missouri Paddy Demarco George Araujo Rhode Island Joe Brown Louisiana Guamaice Sammy Saddler Cal Roy Ankara Africa Gold Coast Ray Famechon Willie Pep Connecticut Gene Smith Lumbia Glen Flanagan Minnesota Percy Bassett Slee Vic Toveel South Africa Jimmy Carruthers Jean Seegers Belgium Andre 'Valignet Theo Medina Dado Marino Hawaii Yoshio Shirai Japan Teddy Gardner

Exhibition Baseball Results From Thursday

Results show Boston N 5 Boston A 4 in an exhibition. Chicago A 10 Atlanta SA 9. New York N 4 Cleveland A 0. Chattanooga SA 6 Detroit A 3. Baltimore Int. 6 New York A 2. Philadelphia N 8 St Louis N 7 in six innings. Detroit 3 Montreal 1 in NHL playoffs opener.

Boston Chicago Atlanta New York Cleveland Chattanooga Detroit Baltimore Amavenante Greensboro Carolna Philadelphia St. Louis Washington Cincinnati Toledo Memphis

Texas Promoter Opens War Against USLTA

Beverly Hills reports a 31 year old Texan George S. Shrimshaw from San Antonio declares war on the USLTA. He aims to create a nationwide open tennis tour with large prize money to attract amateurs to pro ranks. The 1952 Beverly Hills California tournament purse is $5 000 with top pros, and next year he plans ten thousand dollar purses and a women’s event.

Beverly Hills INS George S. Shrimshaw San Antonio U. S. Treasury Department USLTA Golfing Brotherhood San Antonian Shrimshaw California Beverly Hills Hotel Pancho Segura Gonzales Frank Parker and Kovacs Don Budge Sam Match Schrimshawn

Nebraska Kennel Club Dog Show Set for Omaha

Omaha officials announce the Nebraska Kennel Club dog show will be held on April 30 and open to any eligible thoroughbred dogs. The event takes place in Omaha and invites participation from qualified pedigreed canines.

Omaha INS Nebraska Kennel Club

Bruins Ready for Season Opener under Cavarretta

Chicago manager Phil Cavarretta declares the Cubs prepared after a strong Grapefruit League run. The Cubs return from spring training with 17 wins in 25 against major league opposition and 20 of 28 overall, set to face the White Sox in an exhibition at Wrigley Field.

The Bruins Wrigley Field Chicago White Sox

Cubs Hold Edge Over White Sox and Rivals in Spring Work

Cavarretta led the Cubs in spring sessions with a 3-1 win over the White Sox and 4-1 vs the Pirates while defeating the Indians and minor league teams 3-0. He expects not to finish last in the regular race and notes improved physical condition and team spirit after Mesa, Arizona workouts beginning Feb. 18. This is Cavarretta’s first full season as Cubs manager.

Cavarretta Mesa Ariz Cubs Cub

Cubs White Sox Tilt Postponed

The opening spring game between the Chicago Cubs and the White Sox was postponed Friday due to cold weather. A doubleheader will be played Sunday at Wrigley Field, home of the Cubs.

Chicago Ubs White Sox Wrigley Field National League Cubs

Cedar Rapids Indians 1952 Games Broad on KCRG 1600

Cedar Rapids Indians games for 1952 will be broadcast exclusively on radio station KCRG 1600. The arrangement covers all scheduled games and provides fans with full season access.

Cedar Rapids Indians Kcrg- 1600

Flanagan to Face King in 10 Round Lightweight Bout

Arthur King of Toronto and Del Flanagan of St. Paul Minn will clash in a 10 round lightweight fight at St Nicholas Arena New York. The bout will be televised by WOC TV Davenport Friday at 9 p.m. on channel 5.

Davenfort Arthur King Toronto del Flanagan St. Paul

Baseball Season Opens Tuesday on KCRG 1600

The baseball season kicks off Tuesday April 15 on KCRG 1600 radio. The broadcast will feature opening game coverage and Swing era updates from the station.

KCRG-1600

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