Rozek Edges Anderson 1 0 In Low-Scoring Duel
Rozek pitched eight strong innings with eight strikeouts and no walks to deny Anderson and Speeder a win. An unearned run in the eighth, aided by Vernon’s single, two errors and a passed ball, produced Collins Radio’s lone tally. Dostal and Rozek provided key defensive plays for Collins, while Jennings’ seed run was Speeder’s only baserunner near scoring.
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Daniels Park
Lefty Rozek
Collins Radio
Lefty Anderson
Speeder
Rozek
Reeus
Red Jennings
Vale
Jennings
Nea ' Stain
Vernon
Collins
Anderson
Collas
Dostal
Rozek Dostal
Speeder. AB R Hoae Dolan
Waiser
Schweitzer Cf
Mater Ib
Feuerbach
Quinn
Jeinek Mf
Thompson
Anderson, P
AB F Hoa E Cabalka
Vernon Cf
Gearhart
Crasort
Northrup
Kramer
Rozex
Collins Radio Om
Ballsa
ball—Quinn
Craig
Ahrens
Brodola
Watkins Nine Defeats Speeder 4 2 In Season Opener
The Watkins base ball team won its first game of the season last week, defeating Link-Belt Speeder 4 to 2. Watkins outhit Speeder 12 to 5, with Pickart collecting three hits in four at bats. Virgo Miller led Speeder with two singles. Next Sunday the Wilson Packers will play at Watkins.
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Watkins
Link-Belt Speeder
Speeder
Pickart
Virgo Miller
Wilson Packers
Universal Slated To Play Quakers At Daniels Tonight
Universal and Quaker Oats are scheduled for a 6 PM M-1 game at Daniels Park weather permitting. If rained out, Sunday’s twin bill follows. Opening act features an all-star San Luis Potosio team versus Butter nut Bakers Cedar Rapids.
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Universal
Quaker Oats
Daniels Park
San Luis Potosio
Mexico
Butternut Bakers
Cedar Rapids
Butternut
Legion
LaPlant-Choate
Speeder
Ellis Pool Water Carnival Delights at City Event
Ellis pool water carnival opened with colorful acts and a patriotic finale. Directors Beulah Detwiler and Francis Pressler led helpers Gur ney Day Bette Lew Schmidt John Stark and Dr D E Grimm in a varied program including rough dives water ballets warfare aquatics demonstrations and solo performances by John and Maria Stark Ray Yeakle and Beulah Detwiler with Frank Howland stalwart in a corrugated swim.
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Ellis Pool
Beulah Detwiler
Francis Pressler
Gurney Day
Bette Lew Schmidt
John Stark
D. E. Grimm
Ray Yeakle
Jim Omelik
Extra Inning Victory in John Beck Loop Game
Hearn Stevenson Motors edged Pepsi Cola 5 to 4 in extra innings with Schloe and Wilcox each fanning six. Kiwanis beat Lions 3 to 2 as Don Curtis struck out six. Rotary tops Elks 9 to 5 with Bobby Philips making key plays in the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearn Stevenson Motors
Pepsi Cola
John Beck
Schloeman
Hearn Stevenson
John Wilcox
Kiwanis Club
Lions Club
Don Curtis
Lions
Rotary Club
Elks Club
Bobby Phillips
Parate
Wilcox
CC. Williams
Stevenson
D. Murdock
Thompson
Steele
Hollander
Fitch
J. Fulton
Herman
Sturm
Krohn
Shirley
Sindahil
Crooks
St Ambrose College Will Not Field Football Team
Davenport AP reports Rev. Harry J. Toher, athletics committee chair, announced that for the second straight year St. Ambrose College will not be represented by a football team this fall.
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Davenport
Harry J. Toher
St. Ambrose College
Pairings for Cedar Rapids handicap golf tourney announced
Pro George Taylor released the first round pairings for the Cedar Rapids Country Club handicap tournament. Matches should be completed by Friday night, with a long list of flights and players including Soboda, Tom Crabbe, Fred Smith, Gordon DeLay, Frank Campbell, Otto Schlueter, Milo Chehak, Don Barnes, and many others in the March schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Country Club
George Taylor
Perentay
Victory Fligh Alto
Jensen
Pe “Soboda
Foe Toman
OG. R. Marshall
Fred Solagavalle
Bud Lattner
Dr. K. von Lackum
F. C. Welch
Jan Tom Crabbe
E. J. Nelson
Fred Smith
Gordon DeLay
B. J Moon
Fred Groeltz
C. Craemer
Frank Campbell
Californians Reach Semi Finals In Kalamazoo Tennis
Three Californians Bernard Bartzen Herbie Flam and Bob Falkenburgh along with Texas star Ed Ray advance toward the 1944 national junior tennis championship semi finals at Kalamazoo college. Bartzen and Ray will face Flam Falkenburgh and Shea in doubles after eliminating Don Hamilton Don Harris and others in quarter finals.
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Kalamazoo
Mich
Texas
Kalamazoo College
Bernard Bartzen
San Angelo
Herbie Flam
Beverly Hills
Calif
Bob Falkenburg
Hollywood
Johnny Shea
Los Angeles
Bob Goldfarb
Edgard Chew
el Paso
Don Hamilton
Burbank
Don Harris
Chanutefield
Bartzen
Ed Ray
Linton
Toledo Wins Four in Row Over Milwaukee
The Toledo Maddens rallied to beat the Milwaukee Brewers 2-1 after erasing a one-run ninth inning lead, completing a four-game sweep and extending their winning streak. Louisville defeated St Paul 10-3 and Indianapolis shutout Minneapolis 6-0 behind Robert Logan's four-hits pitching.
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United Press
Toledo Maddens
Milwaukee Brewers
St. Paul
Louisville
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Robert Logan
Nicholson Sets Pace For Bruins
Chicago Cubs break into NL first division with double wins over Brooklyn Dodgers as Bill Nicholson hit home runs in both games to reclaim the league lead. Claude Passeau wins the nightcap while Lefty Bob Chipman streaks past his former team. Cardinals crush Pirates 15-2 as Red Birds widen NL margin. White Sox rally twice to beat Indians and tie Detroit for fifth.
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New York
Chicago Cubs
Brooklyn Dodgers
Cubs
New York Giants
Bill Nicholson
Mel Ott
Giant
Bob Chipman
Moundsman
Bruins
Dodgers
Ed Stanky
Claude Passeau
Tom
Wahoo) Warren
St. Louis Cardinals
Pittsburgh Pirates
Preacher Roe
Art Cuccurullo
Red Birds
Cincinnati Reds
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland Indians
Detroit
Bill Dietrich
John Dickshot
Sox
White Sox
Orval Grove
Ralph Reynolds to Coach at Maquoketa High School
Fayette native Ralph Reynolds will direct physical education and serve as football coach at Maquoketa High School, Superintendent E L Miller announced. Reynolds previously held the same post at Fayette for two years and is a Cornell College graduate with three years of football playing experience.
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Maquoketa
Ralph Reynolds
Fayette
Maquoketa High School
E. L. Miller
Reynolds
Cornell College
McKechnie Injured After Fall in Syracuse Stadium
Cincinnati Reds manager Bill McKechnie suffered a fall after an exhibition at MacArthur Stadium in Syracuse. He remained hospitalized with head and left hand x rays showing no bone injuries per hospital reports. His son Bill McKechnie Jr said release was possible Friday.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Bill McKechnie
Cincinnati Reds
Bill
Red Peppers Salty Letter From Cedar Rapids Pitcher
Ralph Ingels, Cedar Rapids boy and former M J leaguer, writes of a 17 inning 3 1 Cedar Rapids wins over a rival team, his four hits in seven at bats, and his resolve to return to baseball after wartime injuries. He praises Clinton stadium and notes postwar plans for Cedar Rapids stadium. The column also surveys the St. Louis Browns pennant chase, predicts pitching as the key, and previews a game featuring Mexican youth players against the Butternut Bakers Junior Legion in Cedar Rapids for a hoped full house.
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Ralph Ingels
Cedar Rapids
New Georgia
Schick Hospital
Clinton
Ralph
Ingels
Midwest
M-1
Clinton Stadium
Daniels Park
Mexico
U. S
Butternut Bakers
Iowa
Burlington
Butternut
Indians and White Sox split twin bill in Cleveland and Chicago
In the first game Cleveland fell 2 to 3 to Chicago after a late push. Rocco and Hoag drove in runs for the Indians while Peters and Trosky supplied power for Chicago. In the second game Cleveland surged to a 15 to 5 victory as Reynolds Heving and Schlueter handled the mound and Peters, Tresh and Cartright led the batting onslaught.
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Cleveland
Chicago
BHOA
Rocco
Schalk
Honeg
OlCornettes
Hockett
Oj Dickshotf
Bodreausss
fTucker
Michneisiss
Smith
Tresh
Dietrichp
Pipning
Dickshot
Hoag
Trosky
Peters
Cartright
Dietrich
Biparas
Stewart
McGowan
Reynolds
Heving
Schlueter
Maltzberger
Castino
National League Two for Bruins and Giants split doubleheader
In Chicago and Brooklyn, a rugged double bill sees Cavarrett a key hitter for Chicago while Nicholson and D Alessandro drive runs for Brooklyn. The Cubs win 6 3 with Chipman earning the victory. Brooklyn drops 2 1 as Passeau and Williams hold the line. In St Louis, Musial and Litwhiler pace the Cardinals past the Pirates 15 2 behind strong hitting and three Homers, with Wilks winning and Roe taking the loss.
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Chicago
Brooklyn
Hack
D'S'ray
Hughesss
Galan
C'vietta
Walker
Nich'son
Olmo
D'asndroff
Schultzib
Goodm'n
Bolling
Pafko
O/Bragan
Johnson
Stanky
Kreitner
fWaner
Chipman
Koch
Der'nger
Ol Brown
T ‘Owen
Fuchs
Giidgo Saeecers
Brown
Cavarretta
Dallessandro
Nicholson
Owen
Schultz
Hughes
Davis
Derringer
Passeau
Williams
Warren
Wen
Wilks
olfo'Brien
Cuccurullo
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Coscarort
Cooper
Sanders
Kurowski
Litwhiler
Marlon
Fallon
Barrett
W._ Cooper
Russell
Marion
Bale
Roe
Resclang
Rescigno
Wilditch—Wilks
Losng
Reardon
Goetz
Jorda
Three Favorites Lead Broadmoor Golf Classic Quarterfinals
COLORADO SPRINGS Colo INS The three top favorites in the twenty fourth Broadmoor golf Classic defending champion Mat Palacio Co medalists John Kraft and Art Doering Thursday led into Friday's quarter finals by scoring triumphs Palacio of San Rafael California and the Lincoln Neb army air base defeated Cpl L E Killebrew La Junta army air base one up Kraft former Trans Mississippi champion from Denver beat Capt Lloyd H Ramsey Lexington Ky on the nineteenth green while Doering formerly of Chicago now of Denver defeated Art Potter Denver 6 and 5
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Colorado Springs
Colo
INS
Mat Palacio
John Kraft
Art Doering
Palacio
San Rafael
Calif
Lincoln
Neb
Army Air Base
L. E. Killebrew
la Junta
Kraft
Baseball League Standings and Thursday Results Brief
National League standings show St Louis leading with a .932 percentage and New York at .465. Results from Thursday include Chicago 6 over Brooklyn 2 and St Louis 15 over Pittsburgh 2. Friday games feature Chicago at Pittsburgh and Philadelphia at New York among others. American League standings list St Louis and Detroit in top positions with tight pennant races continuing. Friday schedule includes Detroit at Boston and Cleveland at Chicago, with New York at Philadelphia and Washington at Boston on tap.
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Pet
St Louis
New York
Cincinnati
Boston
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Chicago
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Brook M
Louis
Wil
Gt. Louis
Detroit
Philadelphis
Cleveland
Washington
Bancroft Wins First Game in Legion Tourney
Bancroft tops Burlington 4 to 2 as Al Dudding nails a two run triple and a four bagger. Mason City wins opener 6 to 4 over Ames to advance to the regional playoff in York Nebraska. Bancroft pitcher Hill fans 18 and Long 14 strikeouts in a taut late game.
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Mason City
Bancroft
Ames
Burlington
al Dudding
Iowa
York
Neb
Dudding
Hill
Cookman
Zallek
Ricketts
Delahunt
Lance Bancroft
Suplington Tech Pe
Joe Long
Otto Long
McKasson
Roosevelt Hotel Nine Edges Iowa Mfg 2-1
The Roosevelt Hotel nine kept its perfect Gazette league record intact at Riverside Park by a 2-1 victory over Iowa Manufacturing. Harry Farmer drove in both runs with a first inning home run after a fielder’s error, while Iowa Manufacturing answered in the second on Harger’s double and a sacrifice, with Jim Schaber tripling in the seventh but thrown out trying for a homer.
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Roosevelt Hotel
Riverside Park
Iowa Manufacturing
Harry Farmer
Harger
Jim Schaber
Roosevelt
Burlingsham
Joe Schaber
Kohl
Farmer
Havilk
Geskrill
All-Star Girls Slim Sanitary Dairy 7 2 in League Showdown
The Sanitary Dairy girls league leaders were routed 7 to 2 by a selected all star girls team on Thursday night. Briggman and Boyanovsky each had two hits for the winners while Mary Holland pitched a four hitter. In the nightcap Don McGuire shut out OK Tire Shop 7-0 as Iowa Manufacturing struggled at the plate. A. F. L. No. 18619 topped Bakers Local 365 3-0 on three Holt three-hit pitching by Al Wear and Century Engineers edged Iowa Manufacturing 7-6.
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Sanitary Dairy
All-Stars
Sanitary
Briggman
Boyanovsky
Mary Holland
Don McGuire
Iowa Manufacturing
OK Tire Shop
Iowa City
A. F
L. No
al Wear
Bakers
Century Engineers
Boxing Roundup From Various Cities Includes Knockouts
AP reports mixed results from regional bouts across Fall River and nearby towns. Jean Barrers defeats Joe Miller in a decisive knockout, while Vic Dellicurts prevails in another contested outing. Other results feature Marvin Bryant and free Bee Wright earning wins, with Tony Janko stopping Jon Lemieux in Elycareth New Jersey and additional bouts noted in Clairton and Alexandria.
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Associated Press
Fall River
Mass
Jean _ Barrers
Joe Miller
Vic Dellicurts
Harelem
Tony Janko
Youngstown
Ohio
Jon Lemieux
New Bedford
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Rozek Shades Anderson
Battle
Tait Cummins
Kfty Rozckr
Saith Timan
Htabee
Quakers
Ambrose
WAT
Earl Bapty
R. C
Nately
Ed Wadsworth
A R. Newton Wee Sy Totes
Dr D. E. Beardsugh
H. Tousey
Otto Schlueter
Ae S. Johnston
Milo Chehaka
G. O'Donnell
Don Barnes
Keith Dunn
A. P. Jenkins
Cc. Hoblitzell
Mary Wright
AIR Flight
A. D. Dennis
A. H. Sargent
T F Braul
Fletcher
A. Yessler
W. J. Barron
J. W. Bell
Drew Ng . Blaise
Bidet Fhadxy
R. Taylor
Jack Deets
H. C. Pollitz
W. B. Quarton
Igs Ao
A. Schimberg
R. W. Manatt
L. Augustine
M. M. Cobb
H. V. Jones
Toledo
Milwaukee
Bil Nicholson
McKechnie
NEW Man
Newman
Tru
Red Peppers
Hot Sport
By Tait
Tait
Seahawks
Browns
American League Indians
BUCS
Pal
Broadmoor
National League
Iowa Mfg
Towa Mig
Iowa Ae
Gulre
Delbridge
Tesariad
Rinehart
Holland and
Feitelsen
Schrimper and
Pape
Midge League
A. of L
Toe
Wear and Miller
Century Engineering
Detlefson and Drakozal
Leonard and Naughton
Armstrong's
Scotch Grain
Wales
Kraft System
America
Second Avenue
Tenth Street SE
Allen Motor
Middle West
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