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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1952

Page

4

Indians Trail Yanks by 1 as A's sweep Sox

The Cleveland Indians reduced New York's lead to one game with a 4-2 win over Detroit while the Yankees lost 3-2 to Washington. Philadelphia Athletics swept a doubleheader from the Boston Red Sox 6-1 and 7-5 to close within six of the Yankees. Bobby Shantz paced Dykes' club with help from Byrd, Scheib, Fain, Zernial and Joost as Zernial hit his 26th homer and Fain led the league with a .337 average.

Associated Press New York Yankees Cleveland Indians Jimmy Dykes Philadelphia Athletics Cleveland Yanks Detroit Washington A’s Boston Red Sox Athletics Red Sox Bobby Shantz Shantz Ace Dykes Harry Byrd Carl Scheib Ferris Fain Gus Zernial Eddie Joost Fain Zernial Yogi Berra The Larry Doby Scheib Bob Lemon Indians Virgil Trucks

May Seeks Notre Dame Wrestling Post After Helsinki

Thomas May, American Olympic heavyweight and coach candidate, says he may take Notre Dame wrestling coach job if the school’s board approves the sport. If not, he plans to return to an assistant role at Michigan State. He praises Bill Smith of Iowa Teachers as an Olympic champion.

Dale Thomas Helsinki Finland U.S Notre Dame Thomas Moose Krause Notre Dame Athletic Board South Bend Ind Michigan State Bill Smith Iowa Smith U. S

Bobby Slater Wins State Fair 20-Lap Auto Feature

Bobby Slater won the Iowa State fair 20 lap auto feature in 9 minutes 2.06 seconds on a muddy track. He nosed out Bill Holland of Reading Pennsylvania in the final stretch before 14 000 spectators. Jimmy Campbell of Bates City Missouri finished third as track conditions thwarted his attempt at a half mile record.

Des Moines INS Bobby Slater Slater Bill Holland Reading Jimmy Campbell Bates’ City Frankie Lupton Holland

Colorado Springs Ups Lead to 2/2 Contests

Colorado Springs widened its Western league lead and defended champion Omaha’s pennant hopes, losing two games to pace Denver. The Sky Sox beat the Bears 4-1 to stretch the gap to 2½ games. Lincoln swept Omaha 5-3 and 2-1. Pueblo swept Wichita 11-2 and 17-8. Sioux City and Des Moines split the pair, with Soos taking the opener 1-0 and dropping the nightcap 3-2.

Colorado Springs Omaha Sky Sox Denver Bears Lincoln Pueblo Wichita Sioux City Des Moines Soos

Iowa City football preview draws large turnout

Iowa's football preview expected to attract more than 30 men from Iowa cities. Coaches and squad members will be available for interviews after lunch and will proceed to the field house in uniform for photographs.

Iowa City Iowa Iowa Cities

Old Browns Beat Bears 14-7 In Exhibition Clash

Otto Graham and Ken Carpenter led Cleveland to a 14-7 victory over Chicago in an exhibition. Carpenter scored on a four yard run after a 43 yard Graham pass to Dante Lavelli set up the touchdown. A 29 yard Graham pass to Carpenter produced the second score. Lou Groza added both extra points as Chicago answered with a nine yard Williams to Schroeder pass for their only TD.

Cleveland INS Otto Graham Ken Carpenter Graham Northwestern Wildcat Browns Carenter Oregon State Bears Carpenter Brown Dante Lavelli Graham i Lou Groza Bob Williams Gene Schroeder

Steelers Rally Past Packers in Exhibition Thriller

In Latrobe, the Steelers beat the Packers 7 to 6 as all scoring came in the third period. Ed Modzelewski forced a 12 yard rush and later flipped a lateral to Lynn Chandnois for a 51 yard TD. Gary Kerkorian added the extra point. Green Bay answered with a Tobin Rote to Bob Mann pass and Floyd Reid TD but Cone failed the extra point.

Latrobe Pittsburgh Steelers Green Bay Packers Ed Modzelewski Steelers Lynn Chandnois Gary Kerkorian Green Bay Tobin Rote Bob Mann Floyd Reid Fred Cone

Eagles Rout Texans In Exhibition Clash At Dallas

In an exhibition in Dallas, the Philadelphia Eagles defeated the Dallas Texans 24 to 7 as they built a 17 point lead by halftime. Dick Hoerner crossed from the one yard line for a late Texans score amid the aerial surge by Philadelphia.

Odessa Texas Ins Philadelphia Eagles Dallas Texans Philadelphians Texans Dick Hoerner Iowa

Sunday NBA Games Listed for Morning and Afternoon

The schedule lists Cleveland at Chicago at 12:30, Detroit at St Louis at 1:00, Boston at Philadelphia at noon, and Washington at New York at 12:05.

Cleveland Chicago Detroit St. Louis Boston Philadelphia Washington New York W. L. Pet. G Washington Louis Reynolds Nixon Flowler Iveland Feller Brown Hoeft Pillette

Games Sunday NBA matchups listed in local schedules

The schedule lists Sunday games for Philadelphia at Boston 12 09, New York at Brooklyn 12 05, St Louis at Pittsburgh 11 30 p m, and Chicago at Cincinnati 11 30. The list reflects late night and afternoon telecast times with multiple city pairings.

Philadelphia Boston New York Brooklyn St. Louis Pittsburgh Chicago Cincinnati W. L. Pet. G. B .Brooklyn Steeweeeee Tee Hiladelphia Ee Caro Fee Boston Incinnati Eee Eee Ween Peeeerense Ittsburch Maglie Rutherford Meyer Ridik Turdette Bos Schultz Raffensberger Staley Necciai

Iowa Has No Guards Who Won Letters

Iowa coaches study guards and centers as spring drills near for a lean group with seven guards and seven centers many without college game experience. Notable returners include Dick Frymire shifted to left tackle and Jerry Hilgenberg as the sole letterman center. Other prospects include Andy Houg, Jerry Clark, Phil Hayman Jr., Tom Ellis, Tom Fleckenstein, Warren Lawson, Forrest Houser, Paul Morlock and Emmett Sawyer among a wide mix of JV and varsity candidates.

Iowa City University of Iowa Dick Frymire Jerry Hilgenberg Wilton Junction Jerry Charles Boothe Galesburg Jerry Clark Independence Boothe Clark Phil Hayman St. Louis Tom Ellis Dubuque Warren Lawson Fairfield Iowa Iowa JV Forrest Houser Paul Morlock Aurora Ill Bruce Shine Spencer Mort Miles Des Moines George Tenhaaf Sperry Emmett Sawyer East Moline Sphomore

Butcher Knocks Out Barker in Reno Bout

Grant Butcher of San Francisco blocked out Joe Barker of Spokane in the Reno fight. Butcher, at 129 pounds, delivered a knockout in the match.

Reno, Nev Grant Butcher San Francisco Joe Barker Spokane Wash

Red Peppers Reports Sunday on Cyclones

Gus Schrader pens Red Peppers column in the Sunday Gazette about Iowa State football with pictures by Del Blumenshine. Schrader Blumenshine and KCRG's Bob Brooks visit the Cyclones at opening practice as Gazette-KCRG coverage expands to Iowa Hawkeyes drills next Tuesday.

Sunday Gazette Gus Schrader Iowa State Cyclones del Blumenshine Schrader Blumenshine KCRG Bob Brooks Gazette University of Iowa Hawks Iowa Brooks

Giants Face Final Seven Game Set With Dodgers Tonight

The New York Giants host Brooklyn in the opening of the last seven matchups as Sal Maglie seeks a last chance to rally a fading team. Johnny Rutherford or Billy Lees will start for Brooklyn aiming to extend their lead over the moribund Giants.

United Press Giants Miracle Brooklyn Ebibets Field Sal Maglie Doughty Dodgers Bobby Thomson Johnny Rutherford Billy Lees Hacker Chicago Preacher Roe

West centers carry Fairfield star in All America game

In Memphis, Bob Reed of Fairfield Iowa started at center for the West as they lost to the East 35-14 in the fourth annual All America high school football game. Bobby McCool, Bart Starr, and Bob Benson led the West’s offense with strong yardage and playmaking.

Memphis Tenn Bob Reed Fairfield Reed Bobby McCool Cleveland Miss Bart Starr Montgomery Bob Benson DeQueen McCool Starr Benson University of Oklahoma West

Army opens 1952 football practice under Earl Blaik

West Point reports Army began its 1952 season with its first practice as coach Earl Blaik greeted a squad for 50 Saturday at West Point.

West Point N. Y Earl Blaik Army

Mrs Gundling Wins National Syncro Title

Beulah Gundling of Cedar Rapids won the national senior outdoor synchronized swimming meet in Ormond Beach Florida representing the Cedar Rapids YMCA with 180.01 points. Alicia Elliott of Mount Clare New Jersey was second with 173.31 points and June Taylor of Hollywood California was third with 161.67. Over 120 entrants represented the United States and Canada.

Ormond Beach Fla Beulah Gundling Cedar Rapids

White Sox Lane predicts six teams in AL pennant race

White Sox general manager Frank Lane forecasts an all out AL pennant battle through September involving six clubs. He notes Cleveland and road-heavy Eastern teams, cites Chicago’s 3.23 ERA as strong, and says every remaining game is crucial to win the flag.

Chicago SNS Frank Lane Chicago White Sox Lane Sox Cleveland Indians Comisky Park

Top Iowa Skeet Shooters Compete In Championship

Three of Iowa’s top skeet shooters vie for titles as about 150 entries converge for the Iowa Skeet Association championships in Des Moines. Roy Edgar of Davenport, 1951 high over all champion, Brick Straight of Des Moines, and Don Allen of Des Moines lead entries. Registration opens at 8 a.m. Sunday with competition spanning Sunday and Monday.

DES Moines Iowa Roy Edgar Davenport Brick Straight Don Allen

Cedar Rapids Indians Fight To Escape Cellar After Waterloo Loss

Cedar Rapids, reeling from a fourth straight defeat 11-1 at Waterloo, prepares for a five-game homestand. Jackie Bowes and Bud Daley expected to start in a doubleheader against Quincy as Lefty Westfall threads through injuries. Vasey hit a two run homer for Waterloo, while Cedar Rapids saw Bueschen leave with a possible shoulder injury and 1,590 in attendance including 347 ladies.

Cedar Rapids Indians Waterloo Indians Quincy Davenport Tribe Jimmy Bloodworth Jackie Bowes Bud Daley Burlington Clare Westfall Wyoming House of David Frank Gravino Tom Breisinger Cedar Rapids Jim Watson Westfall Breisinger Bosco Bill Close Hertz Bueschen RBI Gravine Arene Seo Geerson Eine Vasey Closendley Ar- Cedar Rapids Watersoo Cedar

McGregor’s Tommy Ache Big Worry At Nationals

Forest Hills New York AP report notes Ken McGregor, the second seed, suffers a stomach ache delaying his overhand serve. He plans a Saturday match versus Calvin MacCracken. Frank Sedgman wowed fans with a 6-1 6-0 6-0 win over Alvin Burns. Louise Brough defeated Louise Brown 6-4 6-1.

Forest Hilles N. Y Ken McGregor McGregor Frank Sedgman Calvin MacCracken Tenafly N. J Sedgman Alvin Burns Cincinnati Vic Seixas Philadelphia Frank Okey Rochester Louise Brough Beverly Hills Louise Louise Brown Toronto

Evansville and Terre Haute Seek Three-I Title Shield

Evansville leads the Three-I race by two games with three pivotal days ahead. Evansville hosts Keokuk in a doubleheader while Terre Haute rests, then the leaders meet in a Sunday single and a Monday double in Terre Haute. Terre Haute surged lately with a 10-1 win over Keokuk and a 18 of 19 stretch, while Evansville won 8-5 over Burlington.

Evansville Eereee I's Terre Haute Eee Burlington Waterloo Wee U Eokuk Satenee Bavenport Eee Oy Cedar Rapids Ney Waterloo Keokuk Burlington Quincy Davenport Kokuk Indians Phils Stan Palys Joe Podoley Dan Ramer Tigers GS Ks Oaus Pe Gosselin Azinger Tate Ramer Savrine Hr—Palys Podoley

Bobby Jones Ill Hits 74 Weekend Golfer Opens Insurance City Open

The opening round of the Insurance City Open saw Bobby Jones III, son of Bobby Jones, finish three over par at 74 as 4,000 spectators watched. Skee Riegel and Art Wall Jr. led with five under par 66, tying the course record. Julius Boros posted 70.

Bobby Jones Young Jones Pittsfield Mass New England Skee Riegel Tulsa Okla Art Wall Jr Honesdale Julius Boros

Denver Hosts Junior Legion Finals Four Sectional Winners

Denver welcomes the four sectional champions of the American Legion junior league to the Little World Series opener Monday night pitting Austin Texas against Cincinnati San Diego and Milford Mass. The Austin club won section B Cincinnati claimed section C San Diego captured section D and Milford won section A.

Junior Legion Denver American Legion Bears Stadium Austin Texas Cincinnati San Diego Milford Mass

Trophies for Sundays Races at Ellis Park

The Cedar Boat club will award the Killian and Schaefer trophies to top local drivers in Sunday races on the Cedar river at Ellis park. Races start at 1 30 with free admission. The meet is under the Midwest Power Boat Association.

Cedar River Ellis Park Cedar Boat Club Killian

Hawaiian California duo reach U S Women's final

In Portland Oregon Jacqueline Pung of Hawaii and Shirley McFetters of Long Beach California advanced to the 36 hole final for the U S Women's Amateur. Pung defeated Pat Lesser 6 and 4 in the semifinal while McFetters beat Pat Garner on the 20th hole.

Portland Ore Jacqueline Pung Hawaii Shirley McFetters Long Beach Calif United States Pung Pat Lesser Seattle Miss McFetters UCLA Pat Garner Midland Texas

Minor Facets Results Friday Across Leagues

International League games show Montreal beating a 6 1 score and others tight. American Association notes Louisville and St Paul posting wins while Milwaukee and Minneapolis faced rain. Pacific Coast League results include San Diego Seattle and San Francisco Crews. Southern Association reports Memphis and New Orleans wins with Nashville and Chattanooga rain.

Montreal

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