All Star game shows pro Cardinals rout Notre Dame and Michigan
The Chicago Cardinals crushed Notre Dame and Michigan in a Friday night all star game in Chicago. The performance exposed coaching gaps and star overload among the All Stars, with Perry Moss and Herman Wedemeyer among the players facing scrutiny.
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Hogan Wins Denver Open in a Sour Mood After Victory
Ben Hogan captured the $2,150 first prize with a 270 total on 66 67 70 67 at the Denver Open, edging Freddie Haas who finished at 271. Hogan snubbed a request for a photo and autograph after the final round. In Spokane, Bud Ward won the Esmeralda Open with 274.
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Ben Hogan
Freddie Haas
New Orleans
Hogan
Haas
Sidwell Clinches Davis Cup for Australia in Final Singles
In Brookline Billy Sidwell defeats Vladimir Cernik of Czechoslovakia 7 5 6 4 6 2 to clinch the Davis Cup round for Australia. The Australians win three of five matches.
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Australia
Vladimir Cernik
Czechoslovaka
Talbert Wins Newport Casino Singles Title
Billy Talbert of New York defeats Harry Likas of San Francisco four sets to win the Newport Casino singles championship. In Independence Kansas Lucille Davidson of Lees Summit Mo defeats Doris Popple of Des Moines in straight sets. Doris Hart of Miami wins the 21st Essex County Club tennis singles title over Helen Pederson Rihbany of Boston 6 1 6 2.
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New York
Harry Likas
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Independence
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Lucille Davidson
Lees Summit
Doris Popple
Des Moines
Manchester
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Doris Hart
Miami
Fla
Monona’s Albertson Notches Consistent Coaching Run
Special to The Gazette notes Eddie Albertson, former Monona high school baseball coach, led his Spring field team to an state finals appearance after a Monona year that ended 7-2 to Davenport. The Springfield squad reached the Srp finals, with a 7-? score noted.
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Standings and Results From Sunday and Upcoming Games
American League standings and Sunday results show New York 10 Philadelphia 6 and St Louis 6 Detroit 6. Upcoming games include Chicago at New York and Louis at Washington with Detroit at Philadelphia and Boston. Other Sunday results list Brooklyn 4 Pittsburgh 0 and New York 3 Chicago 10 Cincinnati 3 with additional matchups noted.
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Dick Hobel Triumphs in Cedar Rapids Midget Race
Dick Hobel, Cedar Rapids veteran driver, won the 20 lap feature at Cedar Bowl after taking the handicap and finishing second in the first heat. Danny Kladis placed fifth in the feature, with Red Hoyle out after a lap eight spin. Johnny Hobel finished sixth in the feature, while Walt Raines led the top finishers with Tony Russo and Ray Hall among others.
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Ray Hall
Kansas City
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Cedar Ds
Paul Newkirk
Oung
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Tim
Red Hoyle
Dar Rapids
Clyde Young
Johnn Hobel
Pes Hobel
Danny Kladis
Kladis
Raines
Joe Gustaf
Silvis
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Youngberg Sets Course Record Wins West Union Invitational
Oelwein golfer Bill Youngberg clocks a nine hole record 30 and shoots 98 to win the championship flight of the West Union Invitational, besting Cedar Rapids amateur champion Johnny Jacobs who finishes with 100. West Union players dominate lower flights.
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Youngberg
Johnny Jacobs
Cedar Rapids
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Leo Mayo
Cedar Falls
Merle Stimson
Waterloo
Cestrol Grimes
W One
Ted Tyler
W. Union
John Rush
Gene Michal
George Woodward
E- W.U
John Stefanie
Sand B. Jonarud
Decorah
Ifth Flight
W. Durscher
North Liberty sweeps Marion softball doubleheader
North Liberty defeated Marion in a non league twin bill at Marion. Harold Davis pitched a one hit game in the second tilt and Floyd Christenson hit a home run to pace the winners. North Liberty also beat Culbert's Grocery 7 to 0 with key defensive plays backing Davis.
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Floyd Christenson
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Heacock
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Russell French Clinches 2:18 Pace Sweep at Winneshiek
Decorah reports brown gelding Russell French owned by Nussman and Haas dominated the 2:18 pace events at the Winneshiek county fair. Purse listed as 350 dollars with multiple heats and times noted.
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Billy E Brewer
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Charley Miller
Brandly
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House
Drew
Mortenson
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Ail Beers
Danny Kladis Captures Fair Circuit Midget Title
Davenport driver Danny Kladis, leading MMARA points, won the 30 lap fair finale before 6,000 fans at the Mississippi Valley fair. He also won the first heat, sharing the $3,429 purse with rivals Walt Raines and others. Raines followed in the feature with Young, Russo, Hobel, Hall, and Gustaf close behind.
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Danny Kladis
White Sox Sweep Indians as Yankees Top A's in NL Action
The White Sox defeated the Indians 8-1 and 4-3 in a doubleheader as Bob Feller took his 14th loss. Pat Seerey hit his 17th homer to seal the second win while Boston and New York won, shrinking the league gaps. In the NL, Braves edged Dodgers 4-3 to extend lead. Pirates beat Cardinals 4-1. Giants took two from Phillies. Cubs and Browns also won.
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Sheldon Jones
Bobby Thomson
LaPlant and Wilson win in M-1 playoff at Daniels Park
LaPlant-Choate defeated Speeder 10 to 8 in eight innings in the Shaughnessy playoff, with 11 errors and 10 stolen bases by Speeder. Wilson beat Iowa Manufacturing 5 to 1 behind Bob Stastny’s five-hit pitching to force a best two of three series set to start Tuesday at Daniels Park.
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Monasteries and Beer Craft in English History
The article notes England's beer standard and the role of ancient monasteries in culture. It highlights monasteries as centers of daily life and civilization, blending artistry with brewing practices. It reflects on the societal value of beer in early England.
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