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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1946

Page

9

Home Talent Dominates Anamosa M J League Outlook

Anamosa opens the M J league season with a strong Jones county flavor focusing on home talent. Veteran manager Bill Blanch leads a lineup mixing semi pro and base ball experience with mound hopefuls Guy Bruce Max Smith and catcher Norm Ahrendson. Blanch eyes a robust home schedule after just three Sunday dates, inviting managers to contact him in Anamosa Iowa.

Charles Niles Anamosa Iowa Jones County Bill Blanch Blanch Guy Bruce Max Smith Guy Smith Iowa A Norm Ahrendson Blanche Gale Ahrendson Gerald Kehoe Neil Edwards Bill Norton Bus Davenport Virgil Miller Jensen Justin Kehoe Bill Tylee Youngblood Martello M-J

Baseball chatter on pennants and players across leagues

Predictions of a tight major league race draw in Cards, Yankees, Reds as crowds rise with pleasant weather. Goody Rosen fuels Giants after being sold by Dodgers as Brooklyn’s misstep looms large. Discusses AL pennant hopes for Cleveland and the shift after White Sox wins, plus Cedar Rapids minor league prospects and returning servicemen filling rosters for summer baseball at Daniels Park.

Cincinnati Pittsburgh Brooklyn Giants Dodger Goody Rosen Cleveland Bob Feller Chief Reynolds White Sox Red Embree Detroits Cedar Rapids Belle Plaine Atkins Norway Solon Clermont Iowa A Upper Iowa Oklahoma A Daniels Park

Squeezed M-1 league shifts to 5 30 start amid postwar hours

The M-1 league returns to normal hours with weekday games at 5 30 PM after wartime 6 PM starts. Fans may eat late as schedules adjust. Kentucky Derby action looms with Maine Chance Farm entries Lord Boswell and Knockdown leading the field, odds favoring them. Eddie Arcaro and Bobby Permane ride them to likely victory.

M-1 Maine Chance Farm Lord Boswell Knockdown Maine Chance Eddie Arcare Bobby Permeane

Plan Important Meeting Of Industrial Softball

An important meeting of the Industrial league of the Cedar Rapids Softball association has been called by Pres. Eddie Horak for 7 p.m. Wednesday, May 1, on the sixth floor of City Hall. All managers are requested to attend to discuss a rule change.

Industrial League Cedar Rapids Softball Association Pres Eddie Horak

Winthrop Edges Brandon 7 5 In Late Rally

Winthrop high school won its ninth win in 10 starts defeating Brandon 7-5 Monday. Don Beck allowed three hits and Maas seven for Brandon. Tied 5-5 in the sixth, Winthrop scored two on Britton's single and a McDevitt double. Winthrop seeks more summer games with other high schools.

Winthrop Winthrop High School Brandon Don Beck Maas Britton McDevitt

Willard Predicts Louis to Beat Conn in Title Bout

Rome reports former heavyweight champion Jess Willard predicting Joe Louis will defeat Billy Conn in their upcoming title fight. Willard dismissed Conn as a fat light heavyweight and said Louis is the bigger man. He made the remarks while touring Army camps with six wrestlers.

Rome INL Willard Billy Conn Joe Louis Conn

Boxing Roundup Mixed Wins Across U S Cities

The AP report lists several boxing results from cities including Boston Chicago New Orleans and Cincinnati. Notable outcomes feature Willie Joyce losing to Tippy Larkin in Boston junior welterweights Levi Southall stopping Johnny Taylor in Kansas City and Frankie Pucci knocking out George Wright in Toronto.

Ape Associated Press Oston Tippy Larkin Garfield Willie Joyce Gary Ind Kansas City Kan Levi Southall Johnny Taylor Spine Calif New Orleans Freddie Archer Newark O. J Rudy Camps Tampa Ariz Chicago Ramey McKnight Nt Weno Forrest Min Howard Bleghl St. Nite Fritzie Zivic Frankie Pucci Toronto George Wright Brooklyn Cincinnati O'Neill Bell Detroi Dave Clark

Yankees Release George Stainback from Roster

New York Yankees cut veteran outfielder George Stainback as returning service players fill rosters. The 12 year major league veteran, who played for Cubs Brooklyn St. Louis Cardinals and Phillies before joining Detroit and finally New York, was released unconditionally. Also another veteran, Russ Derry, was sold to Philadelphia Athlets for 7500 after refusing Newark assignment. The St. Louis Browns sold George Archie to Los Angeles for an undisclosed sum.

NEW York George Tuck) Stainback New York Yankees Yanks Stainback Cage Cubs Brooklyn St. Louis Cardinals Philadelphia Phils Detroit Yankees Russ Derry Philadelphia Athlets Newark St. Louis Browns Babe Dahlgren George Archie Los Angeles

NFL Rejects Postseason Game Proposal in 1946 Schedule

The National Football League adopted a 55 game schedule for the 1946 season and rejected the All American Conference bid for a postseason football world series. The league announced its response Monday in New York.

NFL New York National Football League

NFL Owners End Merger Hopes After Championship

The regular season closes with the Dec 15 championship game and NFL owners reject merger talks with the AL-America, ending any potential cross league affiliation between the two pro circuits.

N.F.L Al-America

Boudreau Predicts Red Sox and Yankees Fight for AL Title

New York and Boston loom as front runners in the American League per Lou Boudreau after assessing Detroit. He praises Hal Newhouser and Tigers batting but doubts veterans Greenberg Mayo and Higgins can maintain July and August pace.

NEW York Detroit Lou Boudreau Cleveland Indians Boston Indians Tigers Boudreau Hal Newhouser Hank Greenberg Eddie’ Mayo Pinky Higgins

Final YMCA Church Softball League Meeting Set

The final organization meeting of the YMCA Church softball league will be held at 7:30 tonight at the YMCA. Representatives of all churches are invited to attend.

Y.M.C.A

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