Red Peppers Predict Postwar All Star Grid Clash
CHICAGO the thirteenth annual postwar college all star game pits a team of ex GIs against the Los Angeles Rams. Tom Farmer of Cedar Rapids has drawn attention as a pro hopeful, with West Coast praise and thoughts of Waterfield stepping back. Arch Ward and Christy Walsh figures weave a dramatic back story of leagues, owners, and charity football in Los Angeles.
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Chicago
Arch Ward
Chicago Tribune
Joe Blow
G.i.’S
Los Angeles Rams
Bo McMillin
Tom Farmer
Cedar Rapids
Tom
Cleveland Rams
Los Angeles
Farmer
Rams
Bob Waterfield
Jane Russell
Miss Outlaw
Waterfield
Collegians
Cleveland
Christy Walsh
Don Ameche
Walsh
Ameche
Ward
Hollywood
Christy
Los Angeles Times
New York Giants
the Times
Los Angeles Park Board
Times
Park Board
Dan Reeves
Arch
Madigan
Lindheimer
Dons
Industrial C Season Ends With Coe Dominant Victory
Coe clinches Industrial C league title with a 7-0 win over I.O.O.F. as Manuell and Mulder homer. McGill allows two hits in a two-hit complete effort. Lions beat Barlow-Maney 6-5 on a four-run fifth to break a tie. American Legion team defeats Eddy Paper 9-6 ahead of Sunday rematch with Baldy Wilson’s Colored Vets.
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I.o.0.f
Manuel
Mulder
McGill
Lions
Barlow-Maney
American Legion
Des Moines
Eddy Paper
Legion
Baldy Wilson
Colored Vets
COG View
Ig Beaendvags
F. McGill
van Cura
Hach
Pattow-Maney
Cullman
Womacka
Blahnik
Corselia
Former Golden Gloves Trainer Visits Cedar Rapids This Weekend
Art Taylor, a Coe College graduate and former Golden Gloves trainer for Community House teams in The Gazette tournaments before the war, is visiting Cedar Rapids this weekend to see friends. He served in the Army Air Forces and is currently a physical education director in Indianapolis junior high schools.
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Art Taylor
Coe College
Gazette
Cedar Rapids
Taylor
Army Air Force
Indianapolis
Fighting Frank Wins at Washington Park
Mrs. L. Donovan's Fighting Frank Thursday coasted to a three length victory in the $25,000 Great Western handicap at Washington Park, marking his fifth win in eight starts this year.
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Fighting Frank
Chicago
Mrs. L
Donovan
Washington Park
Favorites Survive Opening Matches In City Net Meet
City tennis tournament opens with Jim Netolicky and Mrs James McAndrews winning their opening matches as Harold Lien edges Tom Grayston in a tight second round. Jim Wasta advances to the boys final with a 9-7 6-1 win over Bob Fletcher, while senior and junior results push toward a busy day at Franklin courts.
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Jim Netolicky
Jean McAndrews
Harold Lien
Tom Grayson
Jim Wasta
Bob Fletcher
Bob Maresh
Darwin Sandy
Hal Marshall
Tom ‘Grayston
George Lillie
Erwin Wasta
John Cheha
Feacold Lien
Grayston
James McAndrews
Betty Hopton
John Kromboltz
Charles Hol Mnshead
Carr
Donald
Jim Waste
Norman Barnes
Boys’ City Playground
Dick Pospisil
Louis Cullman
Franklin High Courts
Franklin Courts
Boye
Condound
Dick White
Boyd Harris
Pat Ryan
Rick Pospisil
Daryl Daker
Joe Pasateri
Ree
Barnes
White
Bill Ball
Jim Bowker
Ain Waste
John Krumboltz
Gatr Bonaia
Frank Simanovsky
Joe Fletcher
Dave Beatty
Quaker-Imco Battle Ends In Deadlock
Iowa Manufacturers parker game at Daniels park ended in a 4-4 tie with darkness halting play after the sixth. Quaker Oats led briefly in the fourth as Zscherny and G. Erger produced key hits, while White drilled three hits for the Manufacturers who rallied in the fifth and sixth with Cabalka, Jacobs, Currell, and White contributing to the scoring.
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Iowa
Daniels Park
Quaker Oats
Zscherny
G. Erger
Rucker
White
Chuck Pickart
Joe Pickart
Thenhaus
Erger
Jacobs
Currell
Cabalka
Quaker Oats Boys
Cereal Boys
Tvrdik
Ascherny
Yscherny
Pickart
Greer
Thomson
Gillen
Erser
Seenee
Pal
R Currell
Eeke Ma Tyrdik
Schueler
Benhart
Acobs
Eanaene
Quaker Oats Ates
G. Creer
Roughrider Grid Squad Reports. Equipment Provided Monday
Roosevelt high school football candidates report Monday morning at 8 30 with equipment. McKinley and Franklin open practice Saturday. Coach Leonard Paulu expects six 1945 letter winners to report including Clarence Brookner Jack Delbridge and Bob Mead backs Johnny Arenas.
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Roosevelt High School
Clarence Paulson
McKinley
Franklin
Leonard Paulu
Clarence Brookner
Jack Delbridge
Bob Mead
Johnny Arenas
Non lettermen with competitive experience names listed
Don Broulik Bob Navratil Darwin Showalter and Dave Burke among backs Bob Dunn Jerry Stych Russ Colton Lou Locatell Carl Donald and Frank Burke among linemen provide depth for the team.
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Don Broulik
Bob Navratil
Darwin Showalter
Dave Burke
Bob Dunn
Jerry Stych
Russ Colton
Lou Locatell
Carl Donald
Frank Burke
Boxing Outcomes From Brooklyn Newark and Philadelphia
Bernard Doensen of New Orleans outpointed Henry Jordan of Brooklyn in Brooklyn. Charlie Fusari of Irvington stopped Freddie Archer in Newark. Leon Walre of Philadelphia knocked out Jeff Holloway of Newark in Philadelphia.
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Associated Press
Brooklyn
Bernard Doensen
New Orleans
Henry Jordan
Newark
N. J
Charlie Fusari
Irvington
T.K.O
Freddie Archer
Philadelphia
Leon Walre
Jeff Lolloway
N. Do
Cascade Easy Fair Winner Cascade Easy Fair Winner
Cascade defeats Anamosa 21 6 in a semifinal and earns a berth to the final at the Jones County Fair. Cascade leads throughout as Bob Moran pitches the complete game and Ed Bisenius contributes at the plate. Dy ersville will meet Cascade in the final round.
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Monticello
Dyersville
Cascade
Anamosa
Bob Moran
Ed Bisenius
Anamosa batsmen rally in six-run attack at home
In a high scoring game Bob Moran and John Moran led the offense with multiple hits while Kolarik Regent Norton Edwards and Ahrendsen contributed key drives. RH Cascade and Anamosa each posted lines showing their attack as the teams combined for a busy plate appearance tally.
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RH & Cascade
Anamosa
Bob Moran
John Moran
Kolarik
Regent
Norton
Edwards
Ahrendsen
Kathleen Goodyear Posts 38 At Marion Course
Kathleen Goodyear toured the nine hole layout at Indian Creek Country Club in 38 strokes to set a new women s course record two under par. The previous mark of 39 was set by Mrs Ethel Gordon in 1936 at Marion.
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Indian Creek Country Club
Jin Marion
Kathleen Goodyear
Ethel Gordon
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