Water loo hosts learn park operations from Cedar Rapids visitors
Cedar Rapids Memorial stadium officials toured Waterloo's park to study concessions, tickets, parking, locker rooms, and crowd management. They watched Waterloo's White Hawks beat Danville 4 0 and discussed future plans including a larger football venue and pro basketball at the Hippodrome.
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Quaker Oats Girls Reach Class B State Final
Cedar Rapids Quaker Oats girls defeated Osceola 7 5 to advance to the class B state softball final against Des Moines Nash Friday night in Des Moines Cedar Rapids won the decisive run when Lucy Kirt scored on a passed ball and a misplay on a steal occurred. Walker-Shay of Des Moines retained the class A title by beating Greenwood Electric 2 0.
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St. Louis Wins Four-State Legion Title Game
St. Louis walloped Mason City 14 to 4 in the deciding game of the four state American Legion junior baseball tournament here Wednesday. The victory qualified the winner for the Legion sectional meet opening in Sioux City Sunday.
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Massive turnout marks early 1948 grid drills in Cedar Rapids
About 235 players from sophomores to seniors joined early practice on a hot Cedar Rapids day. Wilson led with 70 players in a beat the heat session, Franklin and Roosevelt fields added large groups, while Roosevelt plans one day workouts before the season opener at Hill Park on September 10 against Clinton. Old guards Joe Lee Bill Tate and John Eden exit from last year’s squad.
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Wolfe
Bob Brooks
Gazette
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Joe Lee
Navy
Bill Tate
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Lincoln Parlor City Bowling Meet Friday
A meeting of all captains and team representatives in the Lincoln and Parlor City Recreation Major Bowling league will be held Friday night at 7 30 at the Lincoln alleys. Plans for the coming season will be discussed. The league opens Sept 3.
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Kielty Leads Northern California Women's Golf Opener
Dot Kielty of Long Beach California carded a 77 one over par to take the early lead in the opening round of the Northern California women's golf championship in San Francisco.
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Grocers Rout Packers in playoff opener 10-2
Seeke Me Too beat Wilson 10-2 in the Major Open softball playoff at Ellis Park. The teams set a 7:45 p.m. rematch Wednesday. In Cedar Rapids playoffs St. Andrews advanced with a 4-1 win over Link-Belt Speeder as John Beck's awaited Thursday’s third round game.
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U S Cuppers Breeze In Doubles Tourney
The United States Davis Cup team lines up strong seeds into the third round at Longwood. Top seeds Billy Talbert and Gardnar Mulloy, with second seeds Frank Parker and Ted Schroeder, won straight sets to advance.
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Los Angeles
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Mulloy
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Allerton
Edward Serves
Medford
Parker
Schroeder
Wilmer Allison
Austin
Texas
Harry Hopman
Australia
Barney's Paint and Lindy's Meet in Novice Finals
Barney's Paint, defending novice champs, reached the finals of the 1948 tourney with two Tuesday wins. They face Lindy's Sandwich Shop at Daniels Park in the 2:30 p.m. Wednesday final after beating Williamsburg 14-8 and Community House 4-2. Lindy's? semifinal rallied past Fayette 5-4.
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Des Moines Moose Triumph in State Softball Opener
Favored Des Moines Moose blanked Newton Maytags 11 to 0 at Ellis Park Tuesday night in the first round of the state softball tournament. Des Moines Merediths were defeated 6 to 0 by Newton Mobilgas. Clyde Hartshorn starred in the field with a long homer, Jenny Laka pitched four Newton hits, and Bill Bennett relieved in relief to a 13 strikeout effort for Newton Mobilgas. Glen Minear hit a bases loaded homer for Waterloo, while Paul Minear added a homer for Newton.
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Mobilgas
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Clyde Hartshorn
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Baldwin Wallace sprinter Harrison Dillard sweeps events abroad
In Malmoe Sweden Harrison Dillard of Baldwin Wallace College won both the 190 meter dash and the 110 meter hurdles as part of a strong American showing at an international track meet before about 14 000 fans plant.
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Marengo Legion Rally Wins 3-2 Over Ansons
Johnny Trumer scored the decisive run in the ninth as Marengo Legion edged the Marshalltown Ansons 3-2. Frank Stastny pitched all nine for Marengo with 12 strikeouts in a tight night game.
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Vanna
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