McKinley Wins 5-1 as Sorensen Shines for Golden Bears
McKinley 5 Iowa City 1 on Roy Sorensen three base hit and two runs batted in. Don Broulik and Jim Burlingham pace the offense with key singles and a second inning four run burst. Sonny Dean holds City high to one run on three hits as McKinley collects 9 hits.
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Earl Klinzmann
McKinley
Roy Sorensen
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Don Broulik
Ray Kauzlarick
Jim Burlingham
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Sorensen
Ernie Hidder
Jack Delbridge
Jim Schaber
City High
Sonny Dean
Dean
Chuck Snook
Bob Beals
Jim Sangster
McKinley Town
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Bealescl
Rey ‘Nth
Krali
Kohl
Hem
Delbrigee
Sangster
Schaber
Ol Retch'diss
Browlik
iSchind'r
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Burlingham
Broulk
Delbridge
Sundberg
Kauzlarick
Umpiro
Waldo Geiger
Dysart and Garrison Win Prep Baseball Games
Dysart defeated Montour 3-1 and Garrison toppled Clutier 10-5 in Wednesday prep baseball action. Garrison totaled 10 hits, Clutier five, with Myers Balhorn and Meerhart pitching for Garrison and Vanda E Koepper handling Clutier. Kopriva Raub led Dysart battery with Downs Vana supporting Montour. Bach hit a triple to pace the Dysart Attack.
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Montour
Clutier
Myers
Balhorn
Meerhart
Flickinger
Vanda
E. Koepper
Clutter
Kopriva
Raub
Downs
Vana
Seebach
Reds Release Thompson After Knee Injury
Cincinnati Reds announced the unconditional release of pitcher Gene Thompson who won games on the 1939 and 1940 championship teams. Thompson injured a knee in spring practice and had served in the Navy during the war.
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Cincinnati
Gene Thompson
Cincinnati Reds
Thompson
YMCA Life-Saving Course Registration Open
Registrations for the YMCA life-saving institute begin Monday in the boys lobby. Any competent swimmer aged 14 or older may enroll. Completing the course qualifies participants for YMCA and American Red Cross life saver certificates.
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Y.M.C.A. Life-Saving Institute
Y.M.C.A
American Red Cross
Local Baseball Notes On Rickert Cox Evers and Hall Fame
A Bloomington column discusses Marv Rickert’s early season struggles with the Cubs, Ray Petrzelka’s Notre Dame move, and mixed rookie results. It praises Tinker Evers and Chance as Hall of Fame stalwarts, notes writers’ quarrels over selections, and compares park effects on home run totals with examples from Washington and Yankee Stadium.
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Washington
Yankee Stadium
Detroit
St. Louis
Boston
Chicago
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Babe Ruth
Ruth
Mexicans Lose Another Ball Player to Browns
Hillman Lyons, a catcher and former Marine, left the Mexican league after accepting an offer there but returned to Murray Kentucky stating it did not feel like home. Lyons signed with the St. Louis Browns and will report to their Mayfield farm club in Kentucky.
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Pirates
Billy Cox
Cubs
Dillinger
St. Louis Browns
Wallensa
Philadelphia Athletics
Tex Hughson
Hal Newhouser
Murray
INL
Hillman Lyons
Hillman
Mexico
Pasquel Brothers
Browns
Mayfield
Bill Parker Joins Rams After Iowa Ties With Tom Farmer
Los Angeles Rams announce that Bill Parker, formerly of the University of Iowa four years earlier catching passes from Quarterback Tom Farmer, has signed with the NFL team. Farmer had previously signed with the Rams.
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Los Angeles
Bill Parker
Tom Farmer
University of Iowa
Los Angeles Rams
Farmer
Rams
Havlik Fans 10 in First Six Innings
Havlik struck out ten over six innings and Wilson topped Tama 10 to 0 as key hits from Caripar Gaskill Wink and Harmon fueled a fourth inning surge. Simanovsky mopped up the final frame while Tama pitchers McCormick Robeson yielded all nine Wilson hits and ten runs in six innings.
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Gazette
TAMA
Wilson High
Tama Baseball
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Simanovsky
Wilson
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Gaskill
Holden
Wink
Charipar
Vrbicek
Gaines
Harmon
McCormick
Robeson
Cornell overwhelms Loras in Mt Vernon track meet
Cornell college dominated Loras 108 to 28 as all but one event went to the visitors. Notable wins for Cornell included Haloupek in discus and shot put, Houden in high jump and 100 yard dash, with the Big Red sweeping relays and multiple field events. Loras’ lone victory came from Ganshirt in the 220 yard low hurdles.
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Cornell College
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Ganshirt
Cornell
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Dick Houden
Boylan
Connor
Beelener
Pricott—Haloupekcy
Dietz
Ageands A Jaquilla
Hemenway
Ebert
Gacot Cc
D. Houdener Shiest
Sebern
Ialoupel
Deltz Ac
Behram
Deltz
Orms
Maloney
Reep (Oy
Reed
Houden
Track meet results show multiple winners and times
The report lists event by event results with names such as Sebern Ganshirt Jacot Hemenway and Orms, noting times for the 120 yard high hurdles 30 yard run 210 2 yard dash and the mile relay won by Cornell Hudson Reed Sebern and Houden in 1 35 6.
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Ihizyard
dash—Houden
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Jacquilla
Sebern
Ganshirt Fh
Jacot
Hemenway
Beelener
Hudson
Tirat
Jaquills
Reed
Orms
Reen Ter
Meyer
Ganshirt
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Cornell
Houden
All Big Ten Clubs Active This Week
Big Ten baseball returns with all teams in play. Michigan defends title and hosts Chicago in a two game set as conference play opens. Illinois heads to Ohio State while Indiana visits Northwestern and Minnesota travels to Iowa with Wisconsin at Purdue.
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Chicago
Michigan
Minnesota
Ohio State
Indiana
Northwestern
Wisconsin
Illinois
Iowa
Purdue
Durocher Found Not Guilty Of Second Degree Assault
Leo Durocher manager of the Brooklyn Dodgers was acquitted of second degree assault after a dispute with a fan at Ebbets Field. Also acquitted, Joseph Moore, a special patrolman at the stadium, by a jury of 11 Dodgers fans and one non baseball alumnus after a 43 minute deliberation.
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NEW York
Leo Durocher
Brooklyn Dodgers
Ebbetsfield
Joseph Moore
Dodger
John E. Cone
Durocher
John Christian
Moore
Litwhiler Awaits Army Discharge To Return To Cardinal Role
Sgt Danny Litwhiler waited for discharge at Fort Lewis separation center on Thursday and planned to resume his duties as a St Louis Cardinal outfielder.
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Dan Litwhiler
Army
Fort Lewis, Wash
Danny Litwhiler
Fort Lewis
St. Louis Cardinal
Cedar Rapids Gazette April 25 1946 edition summary
The Cedar Rapids Gazette issue from Thursday April 25 1946 presents daily news, local events, and public notices. The page compiles city happenings, weather notes, community announcements, and regional updates reflecting postwar topics and civic life.
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THE
Cedar Rapids
Panther Relays Set For Mt Pleasant May 7
Mt Pleasant IA hosts first annual Panther Relays on May 7 with preliminaries at 4 pm and main events at 7 pm. Ed Wright of Des Moines named referee and starter. Schools missing invitations may request entry blanks from Fred Ekstrand, Director of Relays.
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MT. Pleasant
Ed Wright
Des Moines
Fred Ekstrand
Luther Pounds Carleton In 11 4 Victory
In Northfield Minnesota Luther College Decorah Iowa defeated Carleton College 11 to 4. Pitchers Lynch and Perry worked for Luther while Moe and Olson added triples to the attack and Carleton was held to six hits.
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Northfield
Minn
Carleton College
Luther College of
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