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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1942

Page

4

Drake Classic Track Sparks Relay Marks Over Individual Records

Fans anticipate Drake university carnival records with eight new relay marks likely. Individuals may see gains in hurdles high jump discus and vault as Karey Cochran and others vie for top times and seasonal bests at the Drake meet.

Drake University Freddie Walcott Rice Ohio State

Women Wrestlers To Appear April 30 In Coliseum Ring

Cedar Rapids Ath letic club presents a wrestling card in Memorial Coliseum on April 30 featuring the first women’s bout in Cedar Rapids. Betty Burley of Burbank is slated to face Mildred Burke of Kansas City, Burke the world champion at 148 pounds. Burley weighs 138 pounds and may rely on speed and technique. The event will include top male wrestlers in the behemoth class, with ticket details to follow.

Cedar Rapids

Detroit Triumphs 4-0 Over Browns In Rainy Sky Dome

Detroit cards shut out St Louis 4 0 as Bloodworth and McCosky lead offense. Bloodworth doubled and scored in the first inning while McCosky homered later, Tebbetts and York drove in two runs. White started for Detroit and held the Browns to four hits as Detroits defense and timely hitting sealed the win.

Detroit Browns Jimmy Bloodworth Barney Mc Cosky McCosky Birdie Tebbetts White Rudy York St. Louis Cramer York Higgins Laabs N.harrisrf Ilenrf Stephensss Tebbettso O/Swifte Stephens Bloodworth Swift N Harris Tebbetts Tephens Gutteridge McQuinn Muncrief Basil, Stewart and Quinn

Iowa Guard Pulls Shoulder Ligament

Gene Curran of Chicago a 220 pound guard suffered a pulled ligament in his left shoulder during scrimmage and will miss the intra squad game May 9 Bernard Bus Mertes of Chicago a junior halfback also chipped a collarbone and will miss the May 9 event leaving the Hawkeye football squad short handed for the intra-squad game.

The Gazette Iowa City Gene Curran Chicago Eddie Anderson Iowa Hawkeye Curran Bernard

Local Stable Nominates Two For Kentucky Derby

J G Elder of Chickamauga Ga enters two thoroughbreds Last Bubble and American Lake in his first Derby bid. Elder is a newcomer to racing and nominates both horses for Louisville based race.

Louisville, Ky J. G. Elder Chickamaugaa, Ga

Baseball scores from many colleges update weekend results

Baseball results show West Virginia 8 over Naty 3 and Iowa State 3 over Iowa 1. Iowa 151 Indiana 10 with Hinols 10 and Purdue 6. Dartmouth 11 over Pennsylvania 3. Penn State 6 over Colgate 3. Northwestern 10 over Chicago 6. Wisconsin 01 over Western Michigan 8. Ohio State 3 over Army 2. Princeton 8 over Harvard 4.

Naty West Virginia Iowa State Ranaat State Missour Iowa Indiana Wisconsin Lawrence Notre Dame Michigan de Pauw Ohio State Ohio University Western Michigan Chicago Umnols Purdue Northwestern

Track Relays Feature Iowa City Meet Scoring Across Classes

Results show Cedar Rapids and Marshalltown athletes leading in multiple events. McDonnell of Oelwein and Fiala of West Waterloo set top marks in throws and hurdles, while Ames Cedar Rapids and Toledo Juvenile house relay wins highlight the meet across class divisions.

McDonnell Qelwein Burger Franklin Cedar Rapids Aarons Bureh West Waterloo Toledo Teachers High Cedar Falls University High Jews City Tracr Reiny McKinley Ames Marshalltown Shaw Wilson Doran Franklin Cedar Rapids Hager Traer Grundy Center Marlon Iowa City Marion Roosevelt Amés

Kiefer Breaks Backstroke World Record in Detroit Swim

Adolph Kiefer of Lake Shore Athletic Club Chicago set a new world best in the 100 meter backstroke at the Detroit Athletic Club pool. He touched in 1 minute 2.8 seconds, surpassing his own six year old record of 1 minute 4.8 seconds while competing with Harry Holiday of the University of Michigan.

Detroit INS Adolph Kiefer Lake Shore Athletic Club Chicago Detroit Athletic Club Harry Holiday University of Michigan Kiefer

Schumacher Fined Fifty For Shove In Giants Braves Clash

Ford Frick the National League president fined Hal Schumacher fifty dollars and suspended him five days after a Friday Boston game altercation with an umpire. Giants manager Mel Ott and shortstop Billy Jurges faced possible action for disputing the call but were not suspended. Earlier L Landis fined Leo Durocher a hundred dollars for conduct in an exhibition game and Jimmy Wilson fifty for protest.

New York Ford Frick Hal Schumacher Giants Braves Boston Frick Mel Ott Billy Jurges Schumacher Ziggy Sears Ott Jurges National League Hal Kenesaw M Landis Leo Durocher Dodgers Jimmy Wilson Cubs St. Louis

Slaughter Rated 1-A by County Selective Service

Enos Country Slaughter of the St. Louis Cardinals and Roxboro native is reclassified by the Person county selective service board to 1-A from 3-A. He is married with no children.

Roxboro N. C Enos Slaughter St. Louis Cardinals Person County Selective Service Board

Saliva tests and punchy notes from baseball to boxing in Havre de Grace

In Havre de Grace Maryland UP reports trumpet a mix of sports notes. Boston Braves spark a four game streak amid stingy defense while Casey Stengel uses five pitchers in four games. Alice Marble praised for clean living. Dane Meade shines at Jamaica tracks with 17 wins in eight days. Johnny Colan the Hell’s Kitchen kid debuts in Chicago aiming at Gus Lesnevich.

Boston Braves New England Frank Leahy Boston College Notre Dame Casey Stengel Warriors Braves Boston Dane Meade Jamaica Meade Chicago Johnny Colan Hell's Kitchen Jimmy Webb Colan Kid Dempsey Chilling Ernie Vigh Steve Mamakos Gus Lesnevich Altus Allen Louis Lammers’ Lane

Norse Catcher Out As Luther Faces Minnesota Nine

Luther College and Minnesota prepare for a Tuesday game in Minneapolis with Luther carrying a 1 1 record. Percing Fure is sidelined by a shoulder injury leaving Gabby Sebastian to catch while Loyal Radtke is expected to start on the mound for coach Sig Reque.

Decorah Luther Norsemen Minnesota Minneapolis Norse Iowa Hawkeyes Loyal Radike Kenyon Minn Gophers Hawks Percing Fure Fure Radtke Sig Reque Gabby Sebastian

Poole Wins Southern Intercollegiate Golf Title

Grover Poole of Duke won the eighth Southern intercollegiate golf tournament in Athens defeating Frank Stranahan of Miami 7 and 5. Stranahan, from Toledo, upset Arnold Blum 2 and 1 earlier, but faltered in the final as Poole posted under par rounds.

Grover Poole Athens Duke University Frank Stranahan University of Miami Stranahan Toledo Ohio Arnold Blum Poole

Iowa student nets second hole-in-one this season

IOWA CITY Stan Mohrbacher a University of Iowa student from Cedar Rapids made the second hole in one of the season on the Finkbine course Friday afternoon. His tee shot on the eighteenth hole traveled 160 yards to ace the hole.

The Gazette Iowa City Stan Mohrbacher University of Iowa Cedar Rapids Finkbine

Bowling Banquet Chairman Named at Y M C A

Henry Peters has been appointed chairman of the Y M C A annual Bowler s Award Banquet to be held at the Y on Wednesday April 29. Champions and runners up in five leagues will receive medals. Edwin B Zeller will be toastmaster. Tickets from team captains or Elbert E Beaver at the Y M C A.

Henry Peters Y.M.C. A Edwin B. Zeller Elbert E. Beaver Y.M.C.A Peters Melvin Heefner Shirley Huston Ronald Evans R. J. Monroe William Seaton Walter Schultz Luther Larson Church League E. H. Wheeler John Stark

Derby Writers Name Horses Eligible for Kentucky Derby

Louisville reporters Damon Runyon and Neville Dunn nominate horses for the Derby. Runyon names Cortege while Dunn, the Lexington turf writer, names Transformer.

Louisville, Ky Damon Runyon Cortege Neville Dunn Lexington Transformer

Navy ball season opens with Iowa players on roster

The article notes Mickey Cochrane's Great Lakes naval team starting April 28 at Bloomington against Indiana A. It lists stars like Bob Feller Benny McCoy Joe Grace Don Padgett Johnny Lucadello Frank Fudak and others expected to tour Midwest bases. It mentions records and various sports figures tied to wartime athletics and coaching staff.

Mickey Cochrane Great Lakes Naval Indiana A Bloomington Ind Bob Feller Benny McCoy Joe Grace Don Padgett Johnny Lucadello Frank Fudak Cochrane Midwest Feller Russ Martin Iowa U Iowa City Army Aviation Tulsa Okla Lou Gehrig Gus Sulir Detroit Tigers Luther College Bob Yankowitch Mason City Kansas City Luther Percing Fure Hans Wagner Pittsburgh Pirates Armed Service Bob Hogan Johnny Paychek Chicago Paychek Dick Klein Northwestern Fort Madison Navy Indianapolis Indiana State Fairgrounds America Boston Braves Jerry Kubal Iowa Grid Johnny Burnett Cleveland Hack Wilson RBI Joe McCarthy Ty Cobb Iowa Hawkeye Sam Crawford Tiger Sam Snead Whitney Martin Sammy

April 22 Deadline Set for Softball Entries

Softball interest heats up as teams rush to meet the April 22 deadline for entry fees and eligibility lists at Ellis Park. The executive committee will classify teams on April 24, with league play slated to begin May 4. New uniform rules require dark blue or black attire with no front lettering. Industrial groups back 17 teams including Collins Radio and Iowa Manufacturing.

Ellis Park Collins Radio Wilson and Company Hail Manufacturing Company Gazette Post Office Cherry Burrell Bakers' Local Link Belt Speeder LaPlant-Choate Universal Crusher Harper McIntire Eddy Paper Company A. F. of L. No

United States Withdraws From Pan American Games

The United States track team will not compete in the Pan American Olympic games in Buenos Aires. Avery Brundage, committee chairman, cited wartime priorities and federal guidance as the reason for withdrawing the U S entry of about 200 athletes to the July and November events.

Chicago United States Buenos Aires Avery Brundage Brundage Cerro Cathedral

Baseball team rosters listed for upcoming ticket campaign

The article itemizes National and American League rosters with captains and players including Philadelphia teams, Pirates, Dodgers, Cubs, Red Sox, Yankees, Indians and others. It lists captains Ira Carrithers, Musker, Reuben Smith, P. Bezanson, Lester Melsha, Frank Frisby, Donald McCormac, M. Mahannah, Vernon White, Sam Kennet, Edw. Weeple, and Bernard Morrison among many players for the ticket campaign.

National League Philadelphia Phila Ira Carrithers Charles Bode Horace GQ Hedges Walter Hambright Walter Brown Howard G. Rowley Robert Hunt Wm. Cadow Merle Holoway Henry Gundling Grants AL. Musker Giles Joyce Ralph Anderson En Brady Alf Welse Herbert Beals E. E. Schenefelt Dick Jones A.L. McKinstry Pirates Reuben Smith Gordon Hughes Walter Schultz Sidney Leib Sohn Carl H. Janecek George Thompson Ert E. Beaver Art Walbrand Kenneth Bariuhat Otho Baker Dodgers P. Bezanson Delbert L. Nelson Fiord . Thompson E. A. Evans Vernon Gates Russell Manatt Pearl Coward Louis B. Stevenson George Plefter C D. Hedberg Cubs Lester Mel Judd Dean Fran Long L. Anthony Philadelphia — Athletics Bob Roberts Mike Kelly Iva Brooks Dr Prout Gilbert Stewart John Pavils Cal Holstrom Wm. Crissman R. H Dic Buresa Awilson Carpenter Detroit Joe Stenner L. D. Burgus Jim Smith Gilbert Martin Harry Boyd Devere N. Smith Edn Flaherty Clayton Kruse Cleveland Indians Vernon White E. Coquillette Charles Youne A. N. Gelb Lee Eckert Chris Miller Edward W. Summers Robert Boaz Franklin J. Smith Charles Herbeck Buxton Red Sox Sam Kennet Gaptsin James P. Plumb Charlies C. T. Horan Arthur Axmear Donale " Spaleht Harold F. Rikhoff Earl Bapty Connie Conklin David Leht New York Yankees Edw Weeple Alex Fidler E. J. Nelson Rodney Kenyon Ralph Podalnek Harold Mowrey Herman Meis Bob Weeple Lyle Hetzel Wendel Barrett Washington Senatora Bernard Morrison A. W. Schmidt Joseph W. Carberry Mike Simitz Nate Worcester Theodore Tathwell Bob Vinch Ben Smith Roy Doty Karl Thompson

Girls' Softball Meeting In Cedar Rapids Wednesday

A meeting for working girls to join softball is set for Wednesday at 6 30 p m on the Jackson school diamond at Fourth avenue and Twelfth street SE Cedar Rapids six teams have been organized under the Y W C A and Playground commission supervision.

Cedar Rapids Jackson School Fourth Avenue Twelfth Street Playground Commission

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