All-Star Duel Looms Between Feller and Blackwell
New York AP report previews the 14th All-Star game at Wrigley Field with Cleveland’s Bob Feller possibly starting for the American League against Cincinnati’s Ewell Blackwell for the National League. The piece lists full rosters, notes Feller’s back pain and potential replacement by Hal Newhouser, and describes the fan-voted and manager-assembled lineups for both leagues.
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NEW York
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Reds
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Cardinals
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Boston Red Sox
Johnny Mize
Emil Verban
Philadelphia
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Boston
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Fred “Dixie” Walker
Brooklyn
Enos Slaughter
St. Louis
Harry Walker
Walker Cooper
Feller
New York Yankees
Spud Chandler
Frank Shea
Joe Page
Hal Newhouser
Paul “Dizzy” Trout
Detroit
Jack Kramer
Walter Masterson
Washington
George McQuinn
Joe Gordon
George Kell
Lou Boudreau
John “Buddy” Lewis
Ted Williams
Joe DiMaggio
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Doran’s 3-0 no hitter tops McKinley in Cedar Rapids
Iowa City pitcher Dick Doran threw a 3-0 no hit no run win over McKinley of Cedar Rapids. He walked one and allowed six hits as Iowa City scored in the second and sixth innings aided by errors and timely hits from Rex Shain Cilek Gene Hettrick and Gene Hettrick. Stastny pitched well for McKinley.
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Dick Doran
McKinley
Cedar Rapids
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Broulik
Delbridge
Rex Shain
Cilek
Gene Hettrick
Stastny
Schindler
Boland Named Iowa Freshman Football Coach
Patrick H Boland appointed by the state board of education as the University of Iowa s first freshman football coach since prewar days. He arrived at Iowa in 1937 as line coach, later directed intramural athletics, served in the Navy during World War II, and coached at Minnesota Miami Iowa Preflight NATTC and in pro ranks with the Chicago Rockets before becoming head coach in 1946.
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University of Iowa
Patrick H Boland
State Board of Education
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Iowa
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Tubbs
University of Minnesota
Minnesota
University of Miami
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Naval Air Station
Minneapolis
Chicago Rockets
Gardner Named Lincoln High Head Coach In Des Moines
Bruce Gardner aged 32, a masters student in physical education at Iowa University, was named head coach at Lincoln High. He succeeds Emil Klumpar, who resigned to coach football at Franklin of Cedar Rapids.
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Bruce Gardner
Iowa University
Lincoln High
Emil Klumpar
Franklin
Cedar Rapids
Major League Box Scores CLE 9 ST LOUIS 3
Cleveland dominates St Louis 9 3 after late rallies as Feller and Gromek pace scoring. Heath Edwards Keltner lead with homers. Kinder, Fannin and Dusak also cited in box. New York beats Boston 15 3 in another Tuesday night wrap. Holmes Thomson and Mize power Red Sox, Kerr W Cooper and Mize hit homers for the Yankees.
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Wilson High Nine Defeats Riders 6 to 2 in Cedar Rapids clash
Wilson High School tops Roosevelt 6 to 2 as pitcher Frank Simanovsky goes the distance with 12 strikeouts. Bob Reid collects three singles in three at bats, while Roosevelt leads 1-0 before Wilson erupts for three runs in the second inning. Final notes: Simanovsky earns the win, Stodola takes the loss, and Wilson improves in the Cedar Rapids IA standings ahead of Thursday doubleheader action.
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Wilson
Cedar Rapids
Iowa City
Roosevelt
Hayes Field
Frank Simanovsky
Bob Reid
Bud Saylor
Art Wise
Roosevelt. Wilson
Saylor
Seeabrooke
van Cleve
K. Charlpar
Stodola
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Oliver
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Smith earns Publinx spot for Cedar Rapids district
Dale Smith will represent the Cedar Rapids district at the National Public Links tournament at Meadowbrook golf course in Minneapolis July 21-26. He carded 75 75 150 to win a tight qualifier on the Skemmore course, leading a field of 10. Others placing included John Kehrer 77 77 154 Bob Hastings 78 76 154 Bob Stevenson 176 78 154 James Basley Iowa City 80 78 158 and Herb Kirkland 81 83 164. Smith was one of three district qualifiers last year and has been city champion three times, plus this year’s Webster City Open winner.
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Dale Smith
Cedar Rapids
Meadowbrook
Minneapolis
Smith
Skenmore
John Kehrer
Bob Hastings
Bob Stevenson
James Basley
Iowa City
Herb Kirkland
Havlicek Named Iowa U Athletics Business Manager
Frank J. Havlicek is appointed the University of Iowa athletics business manager, effective July 1, succeeding vacancy after Paul Brechler’s promotion. A 29-year-old Chicago native, Havlicek has served since 1946 as physical education instructor and assistant swimming coach, and will graduate with a BS in August. He previously swam for Lake Shore A.C. and earned AAU titles in 1940 41 45 and Iowa AAU honors in 1944.
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Iowa City
Frank J.havlicek
Univerisity of Iowa
Virgil M. Hancher
Havlicek
Paul Brechler
E. G
Dad’ Schroeder
Chicago
University of Iowa
Army Air Corps
Lake Shore A.C
Central Aau
Southern Pacific
Angstadt Reaches Net Quarterfinals in Navy Tennis
Special to The Gazette Annapolis Md Lt Comdr Warren Angstadt 40 oldest in the all Navy tennis tourney advances to the quarterfinals with a 6 4 7 5 win over Hospital Apprentice 1/c Jim Edwards of San Diego Despite a heavily bandaged elbow heat pack he overcame a two set deficit to reach the next round Angstadt who won the Ninth Naval District title at Ottumwa Navy Pre flight base meets Lt Elston Wyant in the next round Wyant is Fifth District champ and doubles partner of the late Joe Hunt
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the Gazette
Annapolis
Warren Angstadt
Jim Edwards
San Diego
Angstadt
Naval District
Comdr
Ottumwa
Elston Wyant
Joe Hunt
Navy
Giants Tear Braves 15-3 in Seven Inning Marathon
Giants explode for 16 hits including five homers to rout the Boston Braves 15-3 at the Polo Grounds. Bobby Thomson and Willard Marshall homer. Johnny Mize hits his 21st and the game ends after rain interrupts play. Giants stay in third as Braves’ first-place margin shrinks to a half-game.
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Associated Press
New York
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Polo Grounds
Boston Braves
Boston
Braves
Mize
Brooklyn Dodgers
Brooks
Phils
Philadelphia
Store offers weekly payments for home furnishings
A Cedar Rapids advertiser promises furniture on small weekly payments with nothing down no carrying charge and no interest. The firm carries its own paper and will call with samples for interested shoppers. No obligation to buy. The business claims ten years of local service and guarantees all merchandise.
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Cedar Rapids
R. W. Tapager Co. details and Blom manager contact
The entry lists R. W. Tapager as owner and Blom as manager at 702 7th St. SE with phone number 5844, indicating a business address and contact point for the firm.
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7Th St. SE
Kramer and Brown Set Wimbledon Final Showdown
Jack Kramer of Los Angeles defeated Dinny Pails of Australia in the Wimbledon semifinals 6-1 3-6 6-1 6-0 and will face Tom Brown of San Francisco for the men’s singles title. Brown reached the final by beating Budge Patty 6-3 6-3 6-3 in front of 15,000 at center court. Defending doubles champs Margaret Osborne and Louise Brough advanced to the women’s doubles semifinals, and Doris Hart with Pat Todd also moved on.
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Jack Kramer
Los Angeles
Dinny Pails
Australia
Tom Brown
San Francisco
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University, of California
Budge Patty
Wimbledon
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John Bromwich
Jaroslav Drobny
Czechoslovakia
Margaret Osborne
Louise Brough
Beverly Hills
Calif
Anita Ellis
Britain
Jadwiga Jedrezejewska
Poland
Doris Hart
Miami
Pat Todd
Hidden Valley
Joan Ingram
Ermyntrude Harvey
Jean Bostock
Betty Hilton
Mary Mull
Sheila Summer
South Africa
Cedar View Men’s Handicap golf entries listed
Thirty two players are entered for the Cedar View Men’s Handicap golf tournament scheduled to begin Thursday. Three match play flights of 18 holes run over a week. First flight pairings include K Gress vs Joe Zisko and R Rawson vs Sam Palumbo. A blind bogey event for men will be held July 4 5 and 6 over 18 holes on any of the three days.
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K. Gress
Joe Zisko
R. Rawson
Sam Palumbo
H. Carringer
Bernie Steiger
E. Meyn
Max Hollingsworth
G. Broussard
Frank Little
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E. J. Lee
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LaPlant Strengthens M J Lead With Win Over Wilson
LaPlant extended its first place lead in the M J league by defeating Wilson 6 to 3. Havlck Faunt and Carrie each had two hits for LaPlant, while Frey led Wilson with four at bats and two hits. Elias contributed seven assists at short, and Bruce earned the win, improving his record in a game where LaPlant scored in three innings and closed it out in the seventh.
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