Reid Doubles For Quakers In Seventh
In the 1948 M-1 season at Daniels Park Wilson pitcher Mel Shedeck lost a possible no hitter in the seventh as Ike Reid doubled. Reid drove in a run, and the Quakers edged closer before Wilson held on for a 3-0 win. Reed fanned six and walked eight for the Pack, with strong defense from Dick Matter.
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Daniels Park
Wilson
Mel Shedeck
Packers
Ike Reid
Quaker Oats
Eck
Wayne Bruce
LaPlant
Bruce Thenhaus
Jlson
Bob Stastny
Quaker
Shedeck
Dick Matter
Reid
Chuck Fulton
Burgess
Theron Thomsen
Art Holland
Holland
Matter
A's Trip Tigers In Major Sunday Box Scores
Detroit and Philadelphia figures spark a tense AL clash with Fain White and Suder delivering key RBIs. Pitcher Marchildon struggles as Detroit loses 4-2 while Philadelphia edges forward in a separate scoring line.
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Detroit
Uder
Evers
Wakefield
bHutchson
Swift
Trout
cRan
Vico
Philadelphia
E—Fain
RBI
Pain
White
Majeski
Suder
Fain
Chapman
Ok Lipon
Joost
Lage
Lake
Kell
Bb—Marchon
Marchildon
Rommel
Tella
Boyer
Iowa Manufacturing Near Third in Standings
Second-place Iowa Manufacturing remains one of three teams with a mathematical chance of finishing in a top spot as the season tightens.
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Iowa Manufacturing
Speeder Wins Marion Softball Meet in Tight Finale
Link-Belt Speeder claimed first place in the Marion Softball Association tournament with standout pitching from Bill Abernathy and Roger Schrodermeier. Abernathy threw a no-hitter against Mt. Vernon 13-0 in the semifinals, while Schrodermeier held Beck’s to two hits and no runs in a 6-0 final.
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Bill Abernathy
Roger Schrodermeir
Speeder
Marion Softball Association
Abernathy
Mt. Vernon
Schrodermeier
John Beck
Beck
al Carr
Army
Hope Hibben
Ladd Momacha
Hap Wilson
Ase
Henry Edwards Led Baseball League Service Bureau Dies
Henry P. Edwards founder of the American baseball league service bureau in 1927 and longtime director until 1941 died Sunday night in suburban Wilmette.
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Chicago
Henry P. Edwards
American Baseball League Service Bureau
Wilmette
unclear OCR sports note with mixed data
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Waltersur, elder, ninth inning, and numbers. no clear event, teams, or dates are discernible to form a factual summary. The fragmentary lines include scattered names such as Dillinger and Yost, but context is missing to identify a specific game or outcome.
Winners Crowned in Southeast and Other Iowa Golf Showdowns
Harold Skow of Newton shot a 65 to smash the Southeast Iowa medal play record and win with a 137 36-hole total in Ottumwa. John Stoltz of Ottumwa claimed second after a playoff with Johnny Peters and Jim Basley, all at 144. Bill Ferguson captured Webster City’s North Central Iowa Open with 105 over 27 holes. Max Hall won the state Jaycee title at Spencer with a par 71, while Ed Shelledy and Bill Loder tied for second at 77. Sergio Fontanini won the Des Moines City title with 223 over the Woodside course, two strokes ahead of Harlan Benshoof and Dixie Smith.
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Associated Press
Iowa
Ottumwa
Harold Skow
Newton
Southeastern Iowa
John Stoltz
Bill Ferguson
Boone
Webster City
Ferguson
John Ostrund
Don Ross
Weba City
Max Hall
Spencer
Hall
Ed Shelledy
Bill Loder
Sergio Fontanini
Des Moines
Woodside
Harlan Benshoof
Fona
Dixie Smith
Tipton Donkey Ball Debut Set With Merchant Team
Next Friday evening the V F W softball team of Tipton will face a Tipton merchants team in the first donkey ball game here in a number of years.
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M-1 Board of Control
Y.M.C.A
Tipton
V.F.W
Hottentots Fail To Show For Wilson Tilt
The Hottentots, a traveling Negro softball team from Chicago, did not appear for a doubleheader vs Wilson and Company at Ellis Park Sunday night. About 2000 fans filled the park before the postponement was announced with no explanation forthcoming.
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Wilson
Hottentots
Chicago
Wilson and Company
Ellis Park
the Park
Moline Blackhawks Seek Exhibition Games in Cedar Rapids
The Moline Blackhawks, of the National Professional basketball league, seek exhibition games in Cedar Rapids. Interested parties should contact Mike Fitzgerald, team business manager, 226 17th Street, Rock Island, Illinois. The 1948-49 roster includes Murray Wier, Bobby McDermott, Don Otten, Whitey Von Nieda, Billy Hassett, Joe Camic, Dee Gibson, Don Ray, and Bobby Lowther.
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Moline Blackhawks
Cedar Rapids
Mike Fitzgerald
17Th Street
Rock Island
Ill
Blackhawks
Murray Wier
Bobby McDermott
Don Otten
Whitey von Nieda
Billy Hassett
Joe Camic
Dee Gibson
Don Ray
Bobby Lowther
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Burgess Triples
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