Frese Powers Manufacturers past Wilsons 4 3 in eight
Ted Frese led the Iowa Manufacturers to a 4 3 victory over the Wilsons at Daniels Park. He homered in the seventh and added a run scoring single in the eighth after Wilsons built a 3 0 lead. Frese fanned two in the final inning, while Wilsons Hans Waltermeyer pitched well before the late rally. Ferreter and Fink each went 2 for 3 for Wilsons.
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Wilson Packers
Ted Frese
Iowa
Daniels Park
Frese
Rabbt
Sawyer
Wilson Clan
Wilson
Wilsons
Miller
Ferreter
Fink
Holland
Hans Waltermeyer
Don Ludemann
al Schamberger
Waltermeyer
Fielding Gem
Rucker
Mexican Ball Club to Play Butternut on Sunday
Arrangements were completed for a Sunday 2 p.m. doubleheader at Daniels Park featuring the Mexican team from San Luis Potosio against the Cedar Rapids Butternut Bakers, junior legion champs. The second game pitches LaPlant Choate and Speeder. tonight Speeder faces Collins and Friday’s slate includes Universal and Quakers.
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San Luis Potoslo
Mexico
Butternut Bakers
Cedar Rapids
Junior Legion
United States
Butternut
LaPlant-Choate
Speeder
New York University to Resume Football This Fall
New York University plans a six game football schedule this fall marking a return to the gridiron after the 1942 suspension due to manpower shortages. The Violets will face only Eastern opponents with all home games at Ohio Field.
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NEW York
New York University
Albert B. Nixon
The
Violets
United States
Yankee Stadium
Ohio Field
Favored Pair Wins Two Matches At Broadmoor Meet
COLORADO SPRINGS Colo UP Golfers from several states continued match play in the 24th annual Broadmoor Invitational. Thursday two favorites upheld their records as John Craft and Art Doering of Denver, co medallists, defeated M Mesch of La Junta 6 and 5 and Don Pegler Jr of Lincoln Neb 7 and 5.
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Colo
John Craft
Art Doering
Denver
M. Mesch
la Junta
Don Pegler
Jr. Lincoln
Neb
Denver Rejoins Big Seven Conference
LARAMIE Wyoming AP The Mountain States intercollegiate athletic association known as the Big Seven voted to readmit Denver University. In a Wednesday meeting a roll call on fielding football teams showed Denver Utah Colorado and Utah State voting yes Colorado Aggies Wyoming maybe and Brigham Young not this year
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Mountain States Intercollegiate Athletic Association
Big Seven
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Utah
Colorado
Utah State
Colorado Aggies
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Brigham Young
Sox and Athletics split in doubleheader
Philadelphia and Chicago split a Major League doubleheader with Philadelphias 9 3 and Chicago 7 3 victories. Epps Estalella Burns Garrison Trosky Schalk Harris and Lopat starred with multiple RBIs and runs in a tight two game set.
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Curtright
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Trosky
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Jones
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Bayes
Humphries
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Cardinals and Pirates Split Night Game in St Louis
St Louis 8 Pittsburgh 4. Hopp Musial and Elliott drive in runs as Hopp, Kurowski and Marion lead with two RBIs each. Lanier secures win with strong pitching in relief after Sewell exits early. Time 2 17. Umpires Jorda Reardon Goetz.
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Russell
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Pittsburgh
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Dahlgren
Elliott
Verban
Marion
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Kurowski
Eliiott
Coscarart
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Reardon
Goetz
Lanier Reigns as Strikeout King in Cards 8 4 Win
Max Lanier of the St. Louis Cardinals struck out 104 batters to lead the majors, surpassing Bill Voiselle and Tex Hughson. The Cardinals topped Pittsburgh 8 4 at Forbes Field on a night that drew 27 481 fans, as Sewell lost his fourth straight to St. Louis.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Bill Voiselle
New York Giants
Tex Hughson
Boston Red Sox
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Sportsman’s Park
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Voiselle
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Chicago
Philadelphia
Mackmen
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Johnny Humphries
Tony Cuccinello
Toledo Triumphs Over Brewers 8-5 in Six-Run Rally
Toledo defeated Milwaukee 8-5 in six innings as Madhens sparked a sixth inning rally. Brewers ace Earl Caldwell suffered his third loss while Mel Deutsch and Ken Burnhart earned wins for Louisville and Columbus respectively in a twin bill.
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American Association
Toledo
Madhens
Milwaukee
Brewers
Caldwell
Brews
Mel Deutsch
Louisville
Standings and Schedule for M and J League
Standings show LaPit Ch leading with 14 4 778lQ ker Oats 7 10 .412 Manufacts 134 .764 Collins TAL 3a9 Speeder 106 .625 Wilsons 512 .294 Town Engis 8 10 .444 Universal 3 12 .204 The schedule lists Thursday Speeder against Collins and Friday Universal versus Quakers with regional matchups. Results note Chicago at Philadelphia ppd lack of transportation.
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Wilson
Town Engis
Universal
Collins
Quakers
St. Louis
Chicago
Cincinnati
Boston
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
New York
Brooklyn
Rival pro football leagues loom as coast rivals clash
In a sharp contest between the NFL and a new American league on the West Coast, teams target Los Angeles and San Francisco as key markets. Ownership disputes over player rights threaten a costly stand in the postwar era, with Strickler signaling tough action to block the upstart circuit.
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Texas Aggie
New York Yankees
Kimbrough
National
George Strickler
National Baseball League
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San Francisco
Frisco
Strickler
Blades Favored For Managerial Post Amid Stirrings
Speculation places Ray Blades as the leading candidate to secure the managerial job over Burleigh Grimes Burt Shotton Bruno Betzel. Blades is viewed as the strongest option by insiders.
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Burleigh Grimes
Burt Shotton
Ray Blades
Bruno Betzel
Blades
Killian Team Wins First Half Title In Beck Kid Loop
Killian's defeated Barney's Paint 3 to 2 to claim the first half championship in the John Beck Kid league. Key action came in the third inning when Killian's scoring all runs and a triple play ended a late inning threat for Barney's.
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Sedlacek
Nemmers
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Brice Hahn
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Glen Pickart
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Ray Bader
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Koach
Lyle Pickart
Stark
Smith
Jesina
Killian Boys
Cooper
al Seabrooke
Falkenburg to Face Smith in Net Meet
In Kalamazoo Michigan Pvt Bob Falkenburg the defending champion met Billy Smith in the quarter finals of the national junior tennis championships Smith upset seventh seed Bob David 6 1 6 0 to reach the round of eight Falkenburg battled Dick Savitt before losing 8 6 6 3 in a deuce filled match
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Dark Horse
Billy Smith
Orlando
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Smith
Bob David
Chicago
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Dick Savitt
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Tex
Army Service Forces bowls Fort Warren team wins in Ottumwa match
The Army Service Forces Training Center bowling team from Fort Warren Wyoming rolled 17 680 points to defeat the U S Naval Air Station Ottumwa team by 175 pins in a match concluded Wednesday.
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Army Service Forces Training Center
Fort Warren
Wyo
U. S. Naval Air Station
M-J League Board Meeting After Ball Game
The M J league board of control will meet Monday evening at the Iowa Manufacturing office after the ball game to finalize playoff details.
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M-J League Board of Control
Iowa
Lem Franklin Dies After Knockout Paralyzing Blow
Lem Franklin, 28, Chicago Negro heavyweight, paralyzed by a knockout punch in a bout two weeks earlier, died at Newark City Hospital. The death was reported in Newark New Jersey.
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N. J
Chicago
Newark City
Butternut Bakers Rout Smulekoff Nine in Ga zette league game
The Butternut Bakers secured their third Ga zette league win by defeating Smulekoff's 12 to 0 in five innings at Riverside. Pitchers Sturm and Van Cleve held Smulekoff hitless while the Bakers posted 12 runs on ten hits, with Pithier Smulekoff charged with the loss. Piltner and Ishens noted in box as Sturm, Van Cleve and Seabrooke contributed on the mound.
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Smulekoff
Butternut
Sturm
van Cleve
Bakers
Pithier Smulekoff
Piltner
Ishens
Seabrooke
Iowa Extends Trout Season to October Thirty-First
The Iowa conservation commission extended the trout season to Oct 31 due to abundant trout in streams. Despite high water and fluctuations, fishing has been better than 1942 and 1943, with over 125000 legal size trout stocked before season end.
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Iowa Conservation Commission
Reds Pitcher Elmer Riddle to Have Shoulder Operation
Cincinnati Reds right hander Elmer Riddle, who won 21 and lost 11 last season and has been out since May 7, will undergo Friday surgery to remove a calcium deposit from his right shoulder after X rays failed to dissolve it.
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INS
Elmer Riddle
Cincinnati Reds
Eagle Softball Triumph Over Cherry Burrell in Open Play
The Eagle team rebounded from a second place drop to rout Cherry Burrell 12 hits and 12 runs highlighted by Delbridge pitching a no hit no run performance. Quaker Oats edged Collins Radio 5 3 in a late rally and Electric Light and Power crushed Iowa Typewriter Exchange 14 0.
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Eagle
Quaker Oats
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Electric Light and Power
Iowa Typewriter Exchange
Oe Collins
Lamont
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Augustine
ISU Navy Rallies To Beat Onthank 7-2 In Des Moines
In Des Moines, the Iowa State Navy nine erupted in the fourth inning to score five runs and defeat Onthank 7-2 on Wednesday night. The semi pro club Onthank was unable to respond after the rally.
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Iowa State Navy
Tars
Onthank
Des Moines
JabsReported results from Schenectady and New London bouts
In Schenectady Alex Boyle W423 Garfield New Jersey and Joey Miller 140 Buffalo drew 8. In New London Johnny Clark 163 New London knocked out Bill Wendricks 161 New York 1.
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Schenectady
Alex Boyle
Garfield
N.J
Joey Miller
Buffalo
Drew
New London
Conn
Johnny Clark
Bill Wendricks
New York
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