Notre Dame Ohio football history linked to Army rivalries
A historical recap notes Notre Dame defeated Army 26 to 0 in 1943 before Glenn Davis and Doc Blanchard anchored Army’s later success in 1944 45 and 46. It cites Davis scoring for Navy Columbia and mentions Blanchard joining in 1944. The piece also covers local sports notes and college figures in Cedar Rapids and nearby areas.
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Blanchard
Columbia
Dennis Wagner Reaches Semifinal In City Tennis Tourney
Dennis Wagner advances to the semifinal round of The Gazette junior city tennis tournament after beating Judy Kehrer 6-0 6-3. In men’s singles first round Frank Nye defeats Henry Gundling 2 6 4, and Clayton Woito defeats Richard Pepper 4 6 0 6 2.
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Rene Wagner
Georgia Dennis
Gazette
Judy Kehrer
Hal Marshall
Frank Nye
Henry Gundling
Clayton Woito
Richard Pepr
Spieidershoft
Ed Chynoweth
Snyder Homer Ties Speeder In Darkness Draw
In a tense M-1 league matchup Tuesday Wilson and Speeder battled to a 2-2 tie after dark innings. Hal DeWoody held Speeder to a 2-0 lead until Bob Snyder hit a two run homer in the seventh to knot the game for Wilson. Neither side scored in the eighth.
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Speeder
Iowa Steel
Swab Motors
Hal DeWoody
Bob Snyder
Waterloo Tennis Team Beats Cedar Rapids
Waterloo juniors won 16 to 12 against Cedar Rapids in an intercity tennis match on Monday.
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Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Tucky To Appeal Donaldson Case
University of Kentucky appeals the SEC ruling that banned star guard Gene Donaldson for receiving outside financial help. Donaldson prototyped as an all American candidate from last season's Cotton Bowl squad, earning under $200 in two and a half years while working Saturdays with a Lexington architect to excavate Indian mounds.
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Lexington
Gene Donaldson
University of Kentucky
Donaldson
Southeastern Conference
Chet Lukowski
University
Herman Donovan
Donovan
Stanky’s Cardinals Back Miller Debut Boosts Pennant Hopes
Eddie Stanky pushes for a third party system amid NL title chase as Stuart Miller, 24, wins major league debut for the St Louis Cardinals with a 1-0 victory over Chicago. Miller’s six hit shutout reliefs a bullpen crowded with Mizell Clark Yuhas and Brazie as Stanky’s club closes in on the Dodgers and Giants with Stan Musial Ed Slaughter and Red Schoendienst leading the offense. The Dodgers Giants rainout reshuffles schedule while Yankees Red Sox Athletics and Browns win to keep the pennant race tight.
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St.Louis Cardinals
National League
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New York Giants
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Stanky
Spark
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Stuart Miller
Columbus
American Association
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Enos Slaughter
Red Schoendienst
Cardinals
Gerry Staley
Mizel
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Ed Yuhas
Alpha Brazie
Hal Rice
Schoendienst Lacross
Bill Serena
Carl Sheib
Athletics
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Chicago White Sox
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Browns
Dahl Captures 100 Mile Stock Test At All Iowa Fair
Wally Dahl of Minneapolis wins the All Iowa fair 100 mile stock car title. He overcomes a left front wheel failure with 25 laps to go to pass Jimmy Clark of Fort Worth and finish in 1 hour, 54 minutes, 36.01 seconds. Clark held second ahead of Don White of Keokuk as the 200 lap race unfolded amid heavy caution warnings and frequent pit problems including tire blows and mechanical troubles for multiple drivers. Dahl’s victory comes after a season of bad luck, with prior wins at Faribault and Cedar Rapids boosting his IMCA stock car standing.
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Don White
Keokuk
Faribault
Minn
International Motor Contest Association
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Cedar Rapids
Hub
Kane
Ford
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Doc Narber
Pucson
Oldsmobile
Ernie Derr
Gene Harmon
Lincoln
Neb
Hudson
Dick Houdek
Mercury
Shorty Perlich
Cocet Rapids
Ken Tottler
Avenport
Ralph Dyer
Shreveport
Bussnell
Rrville
Fred Salina
Kans
Chrysler
Bill Harrison
Topeka
White
Derr
Anes
Magnison
Baseball Standings and Wednesday Card
American League standings show New York leading with .586. Boston, Philadelphia, Chicago, St. Louis, and Detroit follow with varying records. Tuesday results include St. Louis 3 Chicago 2 and Philadelphia 4 Boston 3 in 13 innings. rain affected Washington at New York and Detroit at Cleveland. Wednesday pitchers listed. thursday games scheduled across leagues.
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Ceouirrel Idnes Veettsetee
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Washington
Philadelphia
Weprery Sr
Chicago
St. Louis
Detroit
Cleveland
Porterfield
Moreno
Kuzava
Fowler
Brodowski
Phillette
Wynn
N—Chicago
Wight
National League standings and Tuesday results
The National League table shows teams with wins and losses, led by Brooklyn and New York, followed by Philadelphia Chicago Cincinnati Pittsburgh St Louis. Tuesday results include St Louis 1 Chicago 0 and rain affecting games in Boston Philadelphia New York Brooklyn with initials and matchups listed for upcoming games on Thursday and two early doubleheaders noted.
C R Guardsmen Reach Divisional Baseball Final
Camp McCoy Wisconsin special report says the 185th field artillery team from Cedar Rapids beat the 34th division MPs 3 to 2 in the divisional baseball semifinals. Cpl John Voss pitched a two hitter through seven innings, fanning 14, and nine straight pitches to end. Paul Nervig ripped a fourth inning triple, with Lyle Pickart collecting three singles. Cedar Rapids area players named include John Voss Junior Walters Grant Wessling Cecil Kelly Ronnie Kimball Lloyd Lust and John Henderson. They await the 109th medical battalion in the final.
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Wis
185Th Field Artillery
Cedar Rapids
Cpl
John Voss
Frank Merriwell
Lyle Pickart
Paul Nervig
Nervig
Slater
Cedar Rapids Area
Junior Walters
Grant Wessling
Cecil Kelly
Ronnie Kimball
Lloyd Lust
John Henderson
109Th Medical Battalion
Indians Fall 2-1 Despite 11 Hits in Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids collected 11 singles and three walks off Ed Zinker but lost to Terre Haute 2 to 1. Bradshaw allowed two runs in the fourth inning, leaving Cedar Rapids winless in four. Terre Haute has won seven of its last eight games as Evansville and Davenport chase standings.
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Spike Briggs
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Joe Reardon
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Terre Haute
White Sox
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Boston Braves
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Cincinnati
Bill McKechnie, Jr
Burlington
Yankee Brass
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the Gazette
Cedar Rapids Indians
Ed Zinker
Chuck Bradshaw
Indians
Phils
Drapela's Wins Initial Kid Playoff Game 11-0
Drapela's dominates the opening minor league playoff game 11-0 as Horak and Wood combine for a one hit effort. Blair leads the winners with three hits while Rich spoils the no hitter with a fourth inning triple. Drapela's will resume the two out of three series against Borden's Thursday.
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Borden’s
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Blair
Golf Exhibition by Lana Roberts in Manchester County Club
Lana Roberts billed as peewee golf champion of the U S and her father Johnny will give an exhibition at the Manchester County Club Sunday starting at 2 p m. Admission is 1 00 with children under 14 admitted free.
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Lana Roberts
U. S
Johnny
Manchester Country Club
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