C R Open Pairings and First Hole Scores Revealed
A long list of players led by Laddie Kempa Gene Battistoni Milton Ward and Bill Black is shown with tee times and first 18 hole scores. The page details pairings from Cedar Rapids to Des Moines and includes withdrawals amateurs and timing across morning and afternoon sessions.
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Ul O' Ismark
Nick Meigs
White Beach
Barber
Los
George Valuck
Gan
Fe de Blevins
Kansas City
James L. Miller
Ray Hill
Pecepas
Ed Furgol
Coria
Rty Purgol
Albuquerque
Fred Hawkins
Spomer. Com
Laddie Kemat
Stillwater
Okla
Labron Harr
Alahoma City
Otto Greiner
Baltimore
Eric Monti
Santa Monica
Calif
Gene Battistoni
Arlington Heights
Chuck Taylor
Tulsa
Les Handt
Independence
John Jacobs
Cedar Rapids
Bob Crow
Shreveport
Dave Douglas
Newark
Del
Glenn Reed
Vinton Earl Wilde
Moline
Ted Lockie
Davenport
John M. Fox
Madison
Wis
Skip Carlson
Iowa City
Charles Burkhart
Cedar
Rapi
Jack Anderson
Park Rapids
Harlan Benshoof
Des Moines
Paul H. Wessell
David Resser
Jim Kopel
Waterloo
Bill Sverkeson
Minneapolis
George Hooley
Peoria
Paul M. Barton
Sam Valuck
Musketan
Mich
Pat Wilcox
Bo Winniger
Ted Neist
Walla Walls
Wash
Tom Crabbe, Jr
Joe Brown
Bill Mowbray
Lincoln
Neb
Robert Valentine
Centerville
Neil Opper
Mason City
Chuck Johnson
Howie Atten
Oelwein
Richard Lundahl
Logen
Utah
Paul Kearn
Pemebampton
N. Y
Des_ Moine Henry Ransom
St. Andrews
Bud Williamson
al Howard
Harry Sonderstrom
Joe Sadd
Yatp Aed Slag
Bill McPartland
Newt Baffler
Aoe
Bob Clem
Arthur Robinson
Keokuk
John Peters
Ottumwa
Bill Ferguson
Boone
Bill Smith
George Arnold
Jack C. Smith
Sid Richardson
Dale Smith
Bloomfield
Ken Kreuger
Mal Rowert
Muscatine
E. J. McManus
Charles Jele
Washington
Robert Mitchell
Thomas T. Y
Fort DS
J. O
Aes
York “City
Wunaree
al Stieger
D. G. O Porter
Dick Hovey
Chick Adams
Sioux City
Vdew
A.M. P.M
Laddie Kempa
J ‘ Richardso
Milton Ward
Bill Black
Donald J. Palmer
Robert G . Clem
Hal B. Wadshaw
Owerth Vines
al Howard Babe
Bo Win
Paul Kern
Henry Ransom
Dick Lundahl
James Patrick Quinn
Bill Ferruson
Arthur M. Robinson
Lanier and Martin Drop Baseball Suit
Max Lanier and Fred Martin, Cardinals pitchers known as Mexican league jumpers, will request dismissal of their $2.5 million suit against organized baseball. Danny Gardella's $300,000 claim remains, arguing the reserve clause harmed his livelihood after his ban for joining the Mexican league in 1946.
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NEW York
Max Lanier
Fred Martin
St. Louis Cardinals
Cardinal
Fred Saigh
Saigh
Lanier
Martin
Danny Gardellasr
Middleground Wins Honeful Stakes At Saratoga
Middleground from Robert J. Kleberg's King Ranch captured the Honeful stakes at Saratoga Springs, finishing six lengths ahead in six and a half furlongs in 1 18 2/5.
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Saratoga Springs
Middleground
Robert J. Kleberg
King Ranch
Cedar Rapids Open Coverage Moves On Air
KCRG continues Cedar Rapids Open reporting with live updates and event highlights. The station provides ongoing coverage from the Cedar Rapids venue, detailing competitors, scores, and key moments during the tournament.
Cedar Rapids golfers shine at C R Open scoring 69s
Local Cedar Rapids players dominated the C R Open with notably low rounds. Shields led the pack, posting a 69 after clutch recoveries, while Teal surged with birdies and an eagle on Nos. 4 to 6.
Free bus runs today to Cedar Rapids Open site
A free bus will operate today between the Twenty third street SE parking lot and the Cedar Rapids Country club golf course. The service is announced Saturday night by the Young Men's bureau sponsor of the Cedar Rapids Open.
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Ellsworth Vines
Bill McPartland
Chuck Taylor
Don Palmer
Leonard Dodson
Newt Bassler
Henry Ransom
Ted Neist
Eric Monti
Charlie Burkart
Elmcrest
al Stieger
Ellis Park
Jaci Anderson
Park Rapids
Minn
Twenty-third Street
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Young Men’s Bureau
North English reaches Cedar Rapids novice final
North English defeated Rowley 11 to 1 as N Fuller threw a no hitter through four innings due to the 10-run rule. Craemer's beat Blairstown 12 to 2 with Trosky collecting three singles. Barney's Paint topped Lindy's Sandwich Shop 4 to 2 in a late thrilling game. Community House of Cedar Rapids won 37 to 0 in a no-hitter by Happel and Cramer over Hart's Loop Service. The semi finals are set in Memorial stadium.
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Cedar Rapids
Memorial Stadium
Rowley
N. Fuller
Community House of
Billy Happel
Doug Cramer
Hart
Bob Kazimour
Hal Trosky
Craemer
Blairstown
Trosky
Kleiman
Lindy’s Sandwich Shop
Barney’s
Punter
Dennison
Burnell
Southern Pride Dominates Dade Memorial Handicap
M. J. Dant's Southern Pride led from the start to win the $1,500 A. B. Dade Memorial handicap at Dade Park Kentucky on Saturday.
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Southern Pride
Dade Park
M. J. Dant
Aussies Rally to Avert Davis Cup Defeat in Five Set Thriller
Australian stars John Bromwich and Billy Sidwell staged a dramatic comeback at Forest Hills to topple Billy Talbert and Mulloy in five sets 3-6 4-6 10-8 9-7. The victory keeps the challenge round alive with singles looming for Ted Schroeder, Frank Sedgman and Pancho Gonzales.
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Forest Hills
N.Y
John Bromwich
Billy Sidwell
Billy Talbert
Ep Mulley
Ted Schroeder
Frank Sedgman
Pancho Gonzales
Sidwell
Lee
Yanks Rally Behind Byrne to Beat Indians 4-0 in Cleveland
Tommy Byrne pitched a two hit shutout as the Yankees defeated the world champion Indians 4-0 in Cleveland. A crowd of 82 747 watched Byrne outshine Early Wynn while Ken Keltner and Dale Mitchell collected Cleveland hits. The win kept New York 1 1/2 games ahead of the Red Sox in the standings.
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Cleveland (Ap
Tommy Byrne
New York ‘Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Ed Byrne
Wynn
Yanks
Boston Red Sox
White Sox
Chicago
Ken Keltner
Dale Mitchell
Cleveland
Byrne
Bobby Brown
Charley Silvera
Bosox Roll 7-2 to Trim White Sox, Extend Gap
Boston's Ted Williams and Vern Stephens homer twice each to power a 7-2 win over Chicago. Chuck Stobbs earned his ninth victory as the Red Sox kept pace in the pennant race, while Birdie Tebbetts clashed with an umpire in protest after a call.
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Chicago
Boston Red Sox
Ted Williams
Vern Stephens
Chuck Stubbs
Chicago White Sox
New York
Williams
Stephens
Stobbs
White Sox
Birdie Tebbetts
Red Jones
Playoff Tonight At Belle Plaine In East Central Iowa League
Special to The Gazette Belle Plaine Williamsburg North English meet for a one night playoff to determine pairings for the league tourney. North English and two other clubs each hold 16-12 records while Ladora tops at 18-10. Two games at 6 30 and 8 30 decide first round seeds with winners advancing to a best two out of three series for the league title.
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The
Gazette
Belle Plaine
Williamsburg
North English
Marengo
Ladora
Ponder Wins 39th American Derby in Fastest 3-Year-Old Time
Calumet Farm's Ponder won the 39th American Derby at Washington Park Chicago in 2 0 2 5 for a mile and a quarter. The victory made him the uncrowned 1949 champion of his class and broke the track record set by Fervent in 1947.
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Calumet Farm
Ponder
Washington Park
Trouble Ahead for East Iowa's Prep Grid Champs
Eastern Iowa high school football faces renewed title pressures as defending kings grapple with stronger schedules and larger squads. Postville battles with a lean veteran core. Wellman loses stars while Keota and Oelwein show promise in golf and football. Tipton, Franklin, and Tama aiming for conference laurels as new coaches take charge.
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East Iowa
Eastern Iowa
Chuck Joss
Anamosa
Dale Fogle
Fayette
Upper Iowa
Neighbor Night Sparks Cedar Rapids Clinton Clash at Memorial
Memorial stadium hosts Neighbor Night as Cedar Rapids faces Clinton for fourth place in the Central Association. General Manager Jim Meaghan asks fans to bring neighbors with special tickets available until 4 p.m. Game kicks off at 8:05 p.m. Stanwood night follows with about 200 fans and the Stanwood band.
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Memorial Stadium
Cedar Rapids
Clinton
Central Association
Jim Meaghan
Stanwood
Paul Putnam
Iowa
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