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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1950

Page

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Lemon Tops Giants in Spring Training Opening Day

Bob Lemon pitched a complete game and collected five hits as the Cleveland Indians defeated the New York Giants 4 to 2. Al Rosen homered and doubled, while teammates hit two more Giants pitchers, Jack Kramer and Andy Hansen, with an unearned run blemish from an Indians error.

Kansas Bob Lemon Cleveland Indians New York Giants Lemon Jack Kramer Andy Hansen al Rosen Rosen Giants Clevela Ebehinn Insanss Stremes

Wertz and Mullin power Tigers past White Sox in spring game

Detroit beat Chicago 7 to 5 in an exhibition at Looe Park before 271 fans. Vic Wertz and Pat Mullin homered for Detroit while Luke Appling returned to the White Sox lineup at shortstop to rest Chico Carrasquel. Freddy Hutchinson pitched seven innings for the Tigers and took the win as Mickey Haefner absorbed the loss. Gus Zernial hit his fourth spring homer for Chicago.

Memphis Chico Carrasquel Appling Carrasquel Freddy Hutchinson Detroit Mickey Haefner Sox Gus Zernial Beret Hutchinson Trout Heeffer Bruner

Cubs edge Cards to finish road slate strong in exhibition

The Chicago Cubs beat the St. Louis Cardinals 7-4 to take three of four in a series as Brecheen struggled for six innings. Pres Ward hit a homer and a double, Frank Hiller earned the win, while Joe Garagiola and Eddie Miller hit homers for the Cards. The game ended early to allow trains home. Marion honors Krog as honorary captain at Chamber of Commerce dinner.

Little Rock Bruin Arry Cat Brecheen Cubs Pres Ward Frank Hiller Hiller Joe Garagiola Eddie Miller Poholski Jagiels Vandermeer Owen Marion Chamber of Commerce Indian Creek Country Club Dick Krog Les Hipple Frank McCloud Lyle Maiiseres

Big Ten Opens 1953 Season Against Non Conference Foes

Every Big Ten team will start the 1953 season with a nonleague opponent, marking the first such setup since war years. The 9 teams play 27 conference games and 27 nonconference games for a 54-game schedule, with fraught trips to the East and West Coast. Michigan State and Notre Dame each draw three Big Ten matchups. Nebraska, Iowa State, Southern Methodist, Texas and Miami appear twice, while California, UCLA, and Navy also feature in the early lineup.

Chicago Midwest West Coast Pittsburgh Dartmouth Army UCLA Pennsylvania C.L.A Washington Seaan Michigan State Notre Dame Marquette Ohio University Nebraska Iowa State Southern Ethodist Texas Miami Illinois Forests, Fowe California Henge Soa Ohio’ State Fows Western Wipcomegs Indiana Michigan Mb Western Navy Ettsbeh State Purdue Ohio Ste Sconsin Iowa North Oct Atea Cla Ohio

Pole Vault Pit Improves Hope For Drake Record

Drake relays boss Tom Deckard upgrades the pole vault pit for the 41st Drake Relays April 28-29, adding a 150 foot cinder approach to the south runway. Top contenders include Minnesota’s Harry Cooper and Illinois’ Don Laz, with challengers from Oklahoma Oregon Michigan and Nebraska aiming to surpass the 14 foot barrier and threaten Beefus Bryan’s 14 1/16 inch mark set in 1940.

Des Moines Tom Deckard Drake Deckard Beefus Bryan Texas Harry Cooper Minnesota Don Laz Illinois Cooper Cornelius Warmerdam Laz Bill Carroll Oklahoma

U of Washington Cage Coach Quits

Seattle AP reports Art ieLarney resigned as basketball and baseball coach at the University of Washington on doctor orders. He cited exhaustion and said he needs rest and is unsure what he will do next.

U. of Washington Seattle Silvering ArtieLarney University of Washington

Palmer Mangrum Lead in $10,000 North Fulton Open

John Palmer and Lloyd Mangrum shot 69 to take a one stroke lead in the opening round of the $10,000 North Fulton Open in Atlanta. Six players, including Henry Ransom, Clayton Heafner, Frank Stranahan, Avery Beck, and Red Williams, followed a stroke back.

Atlanta America John Palmer Lloyd Mangrum North Fulton

Schroeder May Defend Net Title at Wimbledon

Ted Schroeder may defend his Wimbledon net title this summer in England. The Californian previously said he would not go but added he could arrange his business to take a couple of weeks off if possible.

Houston Ted Schroeder England

Don Alfano and Ted Lotz optioned to Des Moines

Shortstop Don Alfano and outfielder Ted Lotz were optioned to Des Moines of the Western League on Thursday, trimming the Nashville Vols roster to 23, one above the Southern Association limit.

Nashville, Tenn Don Alfano Ted Lotz Des Moines Nashville Vols

Amateur Ring Card Promises 52 Fights Next Friday

Fighters from DuBuque Davenport Waterloo Tama Cedar Rapids and Rockford Ill enter a championship amateur boxing tournament at Memorial Coliseum next Friday night with at least 12 bouts. Bob Hughes promoter said trophies are on display at Tony's Grill and tickets are sold at Tony's Becks Armstrongs Airport Inn and Dytrts. Sammy Peters Tama who won and lost by knockout this week will fight main bout against Jack Webber DuBuque.

Dubuque Davenport Waterloo Tama Cedar Rapids Rockford Ill Memorial Coliseum Bob Hughes Tony’s Grill Beck’s Armstrong's Airport Inn Dytrt’s Sammy Peters Hughes Jack Webber

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