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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1948

Page

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Slaughter Leads Cardinals Past Reds with Four Hits

Slaughter four for four drives in five as Enos Slaughter powers the Cardinals to a 6-2 win over the Reds in Cincinnati. Bearden and Erskine win for Cleveland and Brooklyn, while Bearden’s seven hits pace Detroit. Dillinger triple and two doubles boost the Browns 8-6 over the White Sox in St. Louis.

Cleveland Indians Gene Bearden Tribe Tigers Detroit Bearden Bengals Eddie Robinson Freddie Hutchinson Philadelphia Athletics New York Yankees Red Sox Bob Dillinger Browns Chicago White Sox St. Louis Dick Kokos Ned Garver Pat Seerey Cedar Rapids Raider Sox

Iowa Knothole Plan Allows Pupils Into Iowa Games

The Knothole club plan lets grade and high school pupils see Iowa football games in 1948. With school principal signed cards and a $1 gate fee, pupils gain admission to special sections on Sept. 25 Oct. 16 and Oct. 30. Notre Dame and Minnesota games excluded.

Iowa City University of Iowa Marquette Purdue Wisconsin Notre Dame Minnesota

Triple Play Homer as Sinclair Wins West Side Title

The Sinclair team won the west side championship of the Inter mediate Softball league Monday defeating Riverside 8-7. Sinclair turned a triple play when Don Semoha caught a line drive, stepped on second and threw to first. Eldon Kanellis hit a homer for the winners.

Sinclair West Side Riverside Don Semoha Eldon Kanellis

Collins Breaks Record in Iowa Dirt Track Races

Emory Collins of LeMars Iowa the dirt track champion topped the half mile in 24.45 seconds breaking the previous 26.03 record set by Willie Stokes. He also led the eight lap feature with a 3 40 14 time missing the world record by seven seconds. Ben Musick posted 25.35 seconds as the second best time with seven cars under 30 seconds in a 15 car field. Collins and Musick head for the All Iowa fair at Cedar Rapids with about 18 cars expected.

Hawkeye Downs Burlington Emory Collins LeMars Willie Stokes Gvas Collins Ben Musick Musick Cedar Rapids

Wilburn Better Recovers At Home From Iowa Injury

Jimmy Wilburn, veteran dirt track driver, recuperating in Indianapolis from serious injuries suffered last month at OsKaloosa. He had been unconscious three weeks and is now up briefly. Ben MuSick, driving No. 2 Offenhauser, brought the car to listen to the motor at Wilburn’s home. The Wilburn car will race in Cedar Rapids next Sunday and the following Friday at the Allowa fair car events.

Jimmy Wilburn Indianapolis Oskaloosa Wilburn Ben Musick Jimmy Cedar Rapids Allowa Fair

Iowa Schoolmen's Golf Tournament Set for Aug 12 13

DES MOINES The annual Iowa Schoolmen s golf tournament will be held on the Hyperion course here Aug 12 and 13. The meet is open to all engaged in school work in Iowa during the year including school board members and representatives of companies dealing in books school supplies and sporting goods. R W Essling of Cedar Rapids is on the executive committee and J H Shipton of Cedar Rapids and Iver Opstad of Iowa City are on the promotion committee.

Des Moines Iowa R. W. Essling Cedar Rapids J. H. Shipton Iver Opstad Iowa City

Movies by Fans Banned At Iowa Grid Tilts

IOWA CITY AP Fans cannot film Iowa games this fall under a Big Nine ruling prohibiting movies by spectators. Cameras brought to gates will be checked in.

Iowa Iowa City Big Nine Specta

Mangrum Wins $23,600 In One Week Pro Playoff

Lloyd Mangrum earned $23,600 in a week by winning the $10,000 three way Tom O'Shanter pro playoff with a 70. Sam Snead finished two back with 71 and Dutch Harrison 73 as Mangrum edged Snead at the last hole amid a large crowd at the host club.

Lloyd Mangrum Chicago Don Sokol Mangrum Tom O’shanter Sam Snead Dutch Harrison Snead Harrison Sammy

Jacobs 68 Tops Northwest Iowa Amateur Championship

Cedar Rapids standout John Jacobs wins the Northwest Iowa Amateur with a 72 hole total of 685 at Spencer. He finishes four under par with a 68 in the final round, two strokes ahead of Laddie Kempa, while Jack Donahue and Milton Beal share sixth at halfway before slipping.

Spencer John Jacobs Cedar Rapids Iowa Northwest Iowa Jacobs Laddie Kempa Oklahoma A M. College Star Stillwater Okla Jack Donahue Milton Beal Clinton Donahue

Joe Grothus Featured On Hawkeye Football Poster

A photo of Hawkeye guard Joe Grothus is on the 1948 University of Iowa football poster. The gold and black image highlights the nine game schedule and prices for the universitys sixtieth season, to be mailed to about 4000 business establishments in Iowa.

Iowa City Joe Grothus Hawkeye University of Iowa

Eagles Defeat Me Too 7 0 Second Place Solved

Eagles route Me Too 7 0 at Ellis Park to solidify second place in the Major Open Softball standings. Roger Schrodehrmeier allowed six hits for the shutout as five hits produced all runs in the fourth inning. The Catholic Workmen beat Quaker Oats 11 6 with four runs in the first and seventh frames. John Beck’s won the Commercial A title with a 3 1 victory over Maidrite. Cedar Rapids Softball Association to meet Wednesday at 7 p.m. to plan playoffs and dinner. John Deere to play Me Too. Quaker Oats girls vs Deere girls Wednesday. Eagles face Wilson Packers and Chicago Hottentots at Ellis Sunday.

Eagles Me Too Ellis Park Roger Schrodermeir John Deere Waterloo Wilson Packers Chicago Hottentots Ellis

Demon Hanover Favorite in Hambletonian

A field of 13 to 17 three year old trotters was forecast for the 23rd Hambletonian stakes at Goshen. Demon Hanover owned by Harrison Hoyt and Rollo of Coldstream Stud were the early favorites, with Madison Hanover and Adeline Hanover close behind and Eagan Hanover also in bracketed contention. The prize money totals $60,000 and a sub 2 02 pace was deemed necessary for victory.

Goshen N.Y Demon Hanover Harrison Hoyt Bethel, Conn Rollo Coldstream Stud Lexington Gibson White Eagan Hanover C. M. Saunders Toledo Ralph Baldwin Lafayette Ind

City Junior Tennis Sees Klier Murdock and Cherry Rise

In Cedar Rapids city junior tennis, Bill Klier Jimmy Murdock and Ronnie Cherry advanced to the third round in boys singles. Klier beat Kibbie 6-3 7-5 Murdock edged Balliere 5-7 8-6 6-2 Cherry beat Groff 6-1 6-3 Groff and Thomas defaulted Charles Thomas defaulted.

Klier Murdock Cherry Bill Klier Jimmy Murdock Ronnie Cherry Cedar Rapids City Billy Kibbie Dick Balliere Ammons Dick Hogan Jerry Groff Charles Thomas

Iowa fair invites horseshoe players for $300 tourney

Iowa State fair officials extended invitations to all town and country horseshoe pitchers to compete for $300 in prizes at the State fair tournament set for August 28 to 31.

Des Moines Iowa

Solon appoints Arno Buntrock as principal and coach

Arno Buntrock of Waukon has been hired as principal and coach at Solon High for the 1948-49 school year, announced Tuesday.

SOLON Arno Buntrock Waukon Solon High

United States wins disputed 401 meter relay at Olympics

The International Amateur Athletic Federation jury reversed the disqualification, placing the United States first ahead of Great Britain and Italy after reviewing film and photographs. Mel Patton and Harrison Dillard were on the U S relay team.

London Olympic Press Office United States International Amateur Athletic Federation Barney Ewell Lorenzo Wright Wembley Stadium Mel Patton California Harrison Dillard U. S Avery Brundage

Walcott Fighting Title Bout in Fall

In Camden AP reports the winner of the Charles Bivins bout could face Jersey Joe Walcott for the heavyweight title in October. Promoter Gabe Menendez and PA athletic chief Leon Rains say the NBA will press Louis to officially retire at its September convention while Mil ler and others prepare for a Bivins Charles winner to meet Walcott. The Bivins Charles bout is set for September 13 at Washington Ballpark.

Camden N. J National Boxing Association Jersey Joe Walcott Ezzard Charles Jimmy Bivins Gabe Menendez Washington Leon Rains Pennsylvania Athletic Commission Menendez Joe Louis N.B.A Harvey Miller District of Columbia Bivins-Charles Walcott Bivins Charles Washington Ballpark

Industrial Golfers Set For Final Round At Ellis Park

Industrial golfers chase playoff spots in the Allied Industrial league race with Cherry-Burrell leading at 53 points. Iowa Manufacturing No. 1 and others trail as final rounds at Ellis Park loom Saturday morning.

Allied Industrial League Ellis Park Cherry-Burrell Iowa Manufacturing No Burrell

LaPlant-Choate Clinches with 9-3 Wilson Bowl Win

LaPlant-Choate extends its winning streak to eight with a 9-3 victory over Wilson in the M-1 league race for the pennant. Bob Pratt led LaPlant with a triple and three hits, boosting his batting average to .429 while Max Smith earned the win. Wilson’s Burgess stole bases to tie a season high, but the Road Builders struggled as LaPlant built a big early lead and held on for the win with solid defense and timely hitting.

LaPlant-Choate King of Wilson Daniels LaPlant Wilson M-J Iowa Manufacturing Bob Pratt Max Pratt M-1 Claire Burgess Imco Merle Benhart Packers Singletons Smith Red Hibben Hibben Mel Shedek Cypra Mohr Puliton Ewe Elias Doug’s OlaStark Balaridge Ubhaheentd Shedek Vrbicek Faunt Wilson and Company R—Mohr Havlik Harman Burgess F. Stastny Stark E—Fulton RBI Rice, Matter Rice, Matter, Shedek. 3Bh—Pratt. Sh—Elias F. Staseneeee Vrbicek Havlik Te Crpee OS —Teren Neben So—Hibben Shedeck Shedekk Schioss Pulton Baldridge Bailey

Standings and schedules across leagues and local leagues

National League standings show teams such as Brooklyn and Philadelphia with records and games behind. American League results and upcoming games list key matchups including New York, Cleveland, St Louis, Washington, and Detroit. Cedar Rapids area leagues note LaPlant Cheate and Iowa Mfg standings with upcoming games and results.

W. L. Pet Brooklyn Philadelphia St. Louis É. Coast New Los Boston Kennedy Nsen Spahn Thee Pittsburgh McCall Porees Rowe Barney G.B New York Dobson Kramer Pat. NichiChicare Wisht Land Detroit Feller Gray Washington Scarborough

Creighton resignations end sports and phys ed leadership

Omaha report says Frank H. Hagan director of physical education at Creighton University resigns along with his assistant Richard G. Ainslie who also served as baseball coach and assistant basketball coach.

OMAHA INS Frank H. Hagan Creighton University Richard G. Ainslie Ainslie

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