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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1952

Page

11

Stengel Rips Greenberg and Clubs in Charged Banquet

New York Yankees manager Casey Stengel, at a Phoenix banquet, blasted Hank Greenberg and others from the Indians Dodgers Senators and Athletics. He defended his club’s 200000 contract and vowed to win the pennant again, saying the Yankees will beat seven clubs five times. He also attacked Jackie Robinson and Clark Griffith over alleged slights and deals while praising his staff and minor league system.

Carl Lundquist Phoenix Casey Stengel New York Yankees Cleveland Indians Brooklyn Dodgers Washington Senators Philadelphia Athletics Stengel Iis Yankees Hank Greenberg Cleveland Brooklyn Jackie Robinson Yankee Grouts Clark Griffith Griffith Eddie Yost Philadelphia Jimmy Dykes

Coe Wesleyan postpones Iowa Wesleyan game on travel doubts

Eastern Iowa disappointment followed Coe College officials’ attempt to delay the Iowa Wesleyan match after road conditions on Tuesday prompted Iowa Wesleyan coach Pops Harrison to decline the trip. Officials considered rescheduling, but Harrison held firm, leaving fans awaiting a potential future date.

OE College Tommy Thomsen Dick Clausen Pops Harrison Iowa Wesleyan Mt. Pleasant Pops Thomson Highway Patrol AAA Coe Harrison Cedar Rapids Eastern Iowa Iowa Jows Wesleyan Aurora Nl) College

Wilson Matmen Top Tama 27-16

Tama's Wilson High School wrestled Tama to a 27-16 win with three fall finishes and four decisions. Vacek of Wilson won 7-2, Phillips of Wilson pinned Peterson, Rhodes of Wilson edged Anderson 4-0, Mathes of Tama pinned Charlpar, Binko of Wilson beat Baker 6-2, Malier of Wilson defeated Hill 4-0, Duliy of Tama threw Clark, Formanek of Tama defeated Rislo, Shisha of Tama beat Shook 4-9, Gentile of Wilson defeated Fusil.

TAMA Wilson High School Cedar Rapids Hamblers Gua Vacek Strabhi Yos Gsker Phillips Peterson Rhodes Anderson Mathes Charlpar Binko Baker Malier Hill Duliy Clark ihi—Formanex Riszlo Shisha Shook Huwt Gentile Fusil

Eby's Tops YWCA Volleyball in First Round Shutout

Eby's claimed sole lead in the YWCA Volleyball league by defeating First Trust 46 to 29 as the first round ended. Anita Cook scored 20 points for Patterson's, which beat Great 61 to 21, leading weekly scoring.

W. EL Eby Beck First Trust Uitreal Batterson Ytowa National Armstrong Quaker Oats Patterson Groot Evy Fowa National YWCA Hending First Trust

Arnold Elected President of McKinley Lettermen Club

John Arnold was elected president of the McKinley Lettermen at a Tuesday night organizational meeting. Dick Lovelett was chosen vice president, George Pauk secretary, and Bill Happel treasurer.

Peoria in Three I CLA Eyes Oklahoma Training Site

Cedar Rapids baseball officials report plans to base 1953 spring training in Blackwell Oklahoma with Cedar Rapids and Keokuk near agreement. Three I League faces possible folding with only four teams ready. Training would shift from Daytona Beach and would start around April 18 with the league slated to open April 30.

Peoria Oklahoma Meaghan Keokuk Zete Cedar Rapids Blackwell Qokla Cubs Macon Des Moines Wid Matthews Blackwell Club Sioux Falls Phoenix Daytona Beach

Augustana Tops Cornell In Season Opener 67 63

Mt Vernon Augustana edged Cornell 67 63 in the season opener Tuesday night. Cornell cut the gap to 64 63 with seven seconds left on Brubaker’s late three. Bob Nelson and Hall added key points to seal the win as Augustana’s balanced scoring saw Hahn 16 Olmstead 15 Hartbeck 15 Nelson 17 Hopply 15 Lauritzen 14.

MT. Vernon Augustana Cornell Brubaker Bob Nelson Hall George Hahn Lioyd Olmstead Watson Hartbeck Nelson Hopply Lauritzen Specis Gazette Oskaloosa Upper Town Bert Piez Penn Piez Tetter Glen Meyer Chris Kiar Kijar Keith Allenstein Meyer Bill Cusick Winthrop Iowa Upper Lowe Gaffney Bvenceaver Ahlensleing O'Dunns Craig O'Snields Dack OG Hoskins Fool Meyerne I Brockmererne Rint Kiner C Good Northe McDawelle Harvey Cusick Kelly Upper Iowa

Lincoln in Western May Go Independent

The Western league will reconvene in Lincoln on December 14 to decide if the Lincoln team can raise funds to operate independently next season. The move follows Lincoln being dropped from the Philadelphia Athletics farm system last Saturday and the league’s earlier effort to keep the club active.

Lincoln Phoenix Nebraska Philadelphia Athletics

Sports Slate Highlights Midweek College Basketball Schedule

Wednesday features Upper Iowa at Simpson and Cedar Rapids St Wong at C R LC. Thursday includes Roosevelt at McKinley wrestling with Memorial Coliseum 8 15 pm pro wrestling. Friday brings Franklin at Iowe City and Davenpsts at McKinley with several Cedar Rapids games. Saturday lists Upper Iowa at Coe and an AAU wrestling tourney in Iowa City plus more.

Upper Iowa Simpson Cedar Rapids Wong C.R. LC Roosevelt McKinley Memorial Coliseum Franklin Iowe City Wilson Va. Roosevelt Jowelty St. Pat's Dyersville Kavler Monticello Marlon Coe Iowa City Mississinpi Valley Wilson

Dressen Rehired As Dodgers Manager For 1956 Season

PHOENIX AP Chuck Dressen, whose Dodgers lost the World Series to the Yankees, was rehired for another season with pay between 34000 and 40000 dollars. Joe Black also rejoined the Dodgers after starring in the pennant chase. Dressen said Los Angeles would seek a trade with Boston for Warren Spahn and contact the Braves soon.

Phoenix Chuck Dressen Brooklyn Dodgers New York Yankees Brooks Dressen Joe Black Dodgers Boston Braves Boston Warren Spahn

Fred Schulte Becomes Scout for Chicago White Sox

Phoenix note says Fred Schulte former major league outfielder with St. Louis Browns Washington Senators and Pittsburgh Pirates signed as a scout for 1953 earning 25 a year. His territory covers northern Illinois Wisconsin Minnesota and Iowa.

Phoenix INS Fred Schulte Chicago White Sox Illinois Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa Schulte Belvidere, II St. Louis Browns Washington Senators Fittsburgh Pirates

Baltimore Gets Grid Franchise

NFL commissioner Bert Bell announced that the Dallas franchise will move to Baltimore next season if 15 000 season tickets are sold in advance. Dallas Texans personnel will transfer to Baltimore and the team will receive first choice in the college player draft.

Baltimore INS Bert Bell National Football League Dallas Bell Dallas Texans

Wilson Dads Banquet Reservations Announced

Reservations for the Wilson Dads club banquet of Rambler griddery must be made by Friday evening. The 6 30 p m event will be next Monday at the Montrose with Abe Stuber Iowa State football coach as principal speaker and Dale Williams of WOL as master of ceremonies. Call Harry Sargeant or Gus McSkimming to reserve.

Wilson Dads Rambler Montrose Abe Stuber Iowa State Dale Williams WOL Harry Sargeant Gus McSkimming

Fight Results From California to Oregon

Boxing results show Woody Harper of Oakland outpacing Garth Panter of Salt Lake City in Kaceamento California. Joel Hartdecen of Houston and Lorenzo Alonzo of Juarez drew in New Orleans. Freddie Beshores of Los Angeles beat Billy Me jure in Portland.

Kaceamento Calif Woody Harper Oakland Garth Panter Salt Lake City Houston Texas Joel Hartdecen New Orleans Lorenzo Alonzo Juarez Mexico Drew Portland Ore Freddie Beshores Los Angeles Billy Me Jure

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