Quaker Oats and Fruehauf Battle to 4-4 Tie
In a dusk halted nine inning game at Daniels Park Quaker Oats and Fruehauf battled to a 4-4 tie. Joe Pickart sparked Quaker with a dramatic ninth inning homer and a spectacular left field catch to stave off defeat while Billy Folkers starred for Fruehauf with a bases loaded triple and a bold plate dash. Dick Farmer added a key triple and a productive day at the plate for Fruehauf, with Andrew delivering a pivotal late defensive play to end the game.
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Uaker Oats
Fruehauf
Urialling
Daniels Park
Joe Pickart
Pickart
Fruehauf Clan
Quaker
Folkers
Billy
Glen Erger
Zscherny
Fruehaus
Dick Farmer
Miller
Schultz
Stepanek
Quakers
Wiebel
Oakland Avenue
Gillen
Jack Thenhaus
Andrew
Quaker Oats
Knowles Smith Brothers Lead Public Links Qualifiers
Knowles and the Smith brothers headline the Kenmore sectional qualifying as Knowles posted two under par 142 to win by eight strokes. Dale Smith and his brother Jack finished strong among qualifiers as Jack won a playoff on the opening hole to secure 151 alongside Stieger Alberts and Stephenson for fifth.
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I Jnation
Dale
Jack Smith
Kenmore
Knowles
Waamien
Joe
Francis Damon
Denver
Dale Smith
Purple Heart
Fort Dodge
Jack
John Kehrer
Kehrer
Bernie Stieger
Ellis
John Alberts
Bob Stephenson
Allied Industrial League
Stieger
California bout ends in points with Bobby Jackson win
In a boxing card, Bobby Jackson from California outpointed Rescee Scally with 328 to 332 scores. Other bouts included Mass fighter Numsie Ferrara and Milwaukee contender Pedro Firpe in close decisions. Camden and Paterson listings show additional matchups and results on the card.
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Prgolly Wood
Calif
Bobby Jackson
Weed
Mass
Numsie Ferrara
Milwaukee
Pedro Firpe
Camden
Chole Lovett
Isis
Golf tournament scores and withdrawals listed
The article lists complete round scores for players from Cedar Rapids and nearby towns, noting with withdrawals by three West Liberty contestants after the morning round. Notable scores include Herb Kirkland 79 75 154 and Joe Knowles 9 72 18, with several names and partial scores scattered throughout.
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Ing
Herb Kirkland
West Liberty
Joe Knowles
Cedar Rapids
Dale Smith
Jack Smith
Major League Box Score Skewed by Errant Text
Fragmentary box score notes show players Fowler Dobson Hughson Marchildon and Dobson with mispunctuated stats. Losing pitcher listed as Powler with unclear final time and additional names Grieve Rommel and Boyer.
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Fowler
Dobson
Hughson
Dobso Marchildon
Powler
Grieve
Rommel
Boyer
Baseball box score fragment with late scoring details
The text records batting substitutions and scoring notes for a game featuring Whitman and Herring with players like Walker Reiser Stevens Rigney Mize Gordon Graham Blatt Rosen and Reese. It includes runs batted in, two-base and three-base hits, home runs by Stevens and Reese, sacrifices, double plays, and pitching lines with Kraus Higbe Trinkle and Barney. Time is listed as 3 05.
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Cese
Hess Conway
Fremin
Edwar O
Lombardi
Reenbine Losinger
Weafer
Rue
Whitman
Herring
Tone
Budnick
Trinkie
Ornate
Ois
Bonade Shigers pAbre
Rigney
Rosen
Casey
Witek
Walker
Reiser
Stevens
Mize
Gordon
Graham
Blattner
Stanky
Reese
Diags
Peener Tner
Brook Rooklyn
New York
Schumach
Higbe
Schuypacher
Barney
Trinkle
Schuy Budnick
Kraus
Wild
Ditcher
Higteires
Henline
Reardon
Goetz
Lords
Totals 35 72715! Totals 33 537 5 Batted for Carey
Batted for Carey seventh. TBatted for Dobson. Derry batted for Powier in OU 5. Philadelphia nail Errc Russell.
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Carey
Dobson
Derry
Powier
Debos
Philadelphia
Errc Russell
Reiser Out. Frick Adds McCormick to All Star Roster
President Ford C Frick of the National League in Boston on July 9 announces Reiser is out with an arm ailment and Frank McCormick of the Phillies is added to the All Star squad.
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New York
Ford C. Frick
National
Boston
Frank McCormick
Phillies
Tigers Gain Ground In Tight American League Race
Detroit, battered by injuries to Wakefield Evers Mayo Richards Trout and Overmire, wins 7 5 over Cleveland to close gap on Boston. Roy Cullieane homers twice fueling the rally as New York and St Louis also win while Brooklyn slips.
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Teve O’neill
Detroit Tigers
Dick Wakefield
Hoot Evers
Eddie Mayo
Paul Richards
Dizzy Trout
Stubby Overmire
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Bengals
Red Sox
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Brooklyn Dodgers
Cleveland Indians
Roy Cullebine
Yankees
Athletics
Goody Rosen
Johnny Mize
New York Giants
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Peewee Reese
Chicago Cubs
Hogan Nelson Lead Columbus Invitational Field
Ex marine war hero John Lewis from Philadelphia shot three under par to lead a field of 90 players into the Columbus Invitational second round at Columbus Ohio. He was chased by six players at 70, including Ben Hogan Hershey Byron Nelson Jim Ferrier Jag McSpaden Henry Ransom Ray Mangrum and Tom Cloran of Ohio State.
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Columbus
Ohio
John Lewis
Lewis
Philadelphia
Ben Hogan
Hershey
Byron Nelson
Jim Ferrier
Chicago
Jag McSpaden
Marion Station
Henry Ransom
Houston
Ray Mangrum
Los Angeles
Tom Cloran
Ohio State University
American League Standings and Saturday Games
Standings show Detroit Cleveland five six, Washington six, New York five, Boston five, St Louis one, Chicago none. Saturday schedule lists New York at Philadelphia Geitel or Marshall, Washington-Dobson Bet vs Haefner, St Louis Detroit Zeldak vs Trout, Chicago Cleveland night Haynes against Air.
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Cleveland
Washington
New Eoak
Boston
St. Louis
Chicago
New Fork
Philadelphia
Geitel
Marshall Ve Pees
Dobson Er Bet
Haefner
Louis
Zeldak
Trout
Haynes
Air
Four-way Tie Forms in YMCA Softball Standings
In the YMCA boys league at Ellis on Friday night Central Park lost to United Brethren 6-4, while Calvary Baptist beat Second Evangelical 14-2 and Trinity Lutheran edged Trinity Methodist 14-13. St James defeated Sinclair Memorial 16-6, creating a four way first place tie at 3-1 alongside Iowa Manufacturing victory over Armstrongs 6-1.
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Central Park
United Brethren
Calvary Baptist
Second Evangelical
Trinity Lutheran
Trinity Methodist
St. James
Sinclair Memorial
Hearn Stevenson's First Kid League Win Against Craemer’s
Hearn Stevenson's improved team won its first John Beck Kids League game 2 to 1 over Craemer’s. Davy pitched a two hitter and drove in a run after Nee dom walked and Groff stole bases to score on a dropped third strike.
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John Beck
Craemer’s
Davy
Needom
Groff
Cummins
South Side Civic Club
Smith
The
Elks
Brown
Richardson
Pro Net Tournament Semifinals Set in Philadelphia
Top seed Bobby Riggs of Chicago reached the Middle States men's pro grass court semifinals with a 6-4 6-3 win over Wayne Sabin of Reno. Don Budge of Oakland also advanced with a 7-5 6-2 victory over John Faunce. Fred Perry of Las Vegas and Welby Van Horn of Atlanta joined the semis, Van Horn upsetting Frank Kovacs 6-4 6-3. Saturday pairings: Riggs vs Van Horn and Perry vs Budge.
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Philadelphia
Bobby Riggs
Chicago
Middle States
Wayne Sabin
Reno
Nev
Don Budge
Oakland
Calif
Riggs
John Faunce
Los Angeles
Fred Perry
Las Vegas
Welby van Horn
Atlanta
Perry
Jack Jossi
van Horn
Frank Kovacs
Pit Riggs
Budge
American Sailor in Finals of Sculls at Henley
U S sailor Jack Kelly of Philadelphia reached the Diamond Challenge sculls final after upsetting Arthur A. Gallagher inFriday’s semifinal. Gallagher, the U S titlist and favorite, trailed by four lengths as Kelly posted nine minutes 12 seconds for the one mile 500 yard course. Jean Sephariades of France won his semifinal in eight minutes 46 seconds over M F Guerci of Argentina.
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Henley-On-Thames
Eng
Jack Kelly
Philadelphia
Joe Kelly
Arthur A. Gallagher
Gallagher
U. S
America
Kelly
Jean Sephariades
France
M. F. Guerci
Argentina
Leaders Triumph in Three-I Roughhouse Action
First place Danville and second place Davenport traded blows in the Three-I league race. Davenport beat Evansville 9-4 while Danville trounced Quincy. Terre Haute pummeled Waterloo 13-4 on Waterloo’s home field. Decatur beat Springfield 3-2.
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United Press
Danville
Davenport
Evansville
Quincy
Terre Haute
Waterloo
Decatur
Springfield
Talbert Heads to Final in National Clay Courts Showdown
Billy Talbert of Wilmington advances to the finals at River Forest as Frank Parker and Seymour Greenberg vie for a chance to meet him in the 1946 championship. Greenberg and Parker clash Saturday while Talbert and Mulloy secured the doubles semifinals after a five setter. Women's doubles reach a decision Saturday with Shirley Fry and Mary Arnold Prentiss facing Kovacs and Scofield.
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Fla
Talbert
Mulloy
Tom Falkenburg
Gayle Kellogg
Los Angeles
Shirley Fry
Akron
Ohio
Mary Arnold Prentiss
Virginia Kovacs
Oakland
Calif
Barbara Scofield
San Francisco
Washington Hunters Get Pheasant Cards
Seattle AP report says Washington state hunters must punch a card for each pheasant bagged next fall. The state game commission approved the card system requiring a 15 punch season limit. Hunters carry the form and mail it to the game department at season end to record totals.
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Seattle
Washington State
State Game Commission
Game Department
Browns add Seinsoth to active roster after army release
St. Louis Browns place southpaw William Seinsoth on the active list Friday following his release from the army. The move strengthens the Browns pitching staff as they prepare for upcoming games.
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ST. Louis
William Seinsoth
St. Louis Browns
Appointment of Administrator With Will Annexed
On the 28th day of June 1946 Rene B. Wil AB annexed, Edward J. Dahms, attorney, appointed Administrator with will annexed of the estate of John T. Mughes late of Linn County Iowa. Creditors and all persons indebted to the estate must settle promptly with the undersigned. Court record and official filing in Linn County Iowa.
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Iowa
John T. Mughes
Linn County
Iowa, District Comte Adeipionator
Rene
Wil
Edward J. Dahms
Attorn
Notice of Appointmen t of Executrix
The state of Iowa Linn County notices appointment of Lizzie yarns as Executrix of the estate of Joseph Warra late of Linn County deceased on June 21 1946. All persons indebted must pay promptly and those with claims should file them authenticated in the Clerk of Linn County District Court.
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Joseph Warra
Linn County
Iowa
Ions
Lizzie Yarns
St John to resign as Ohio State athletic director
L W St John ends a 31 year tenure at Ohio State amid publicity disturbances. Richard C Larkins will succeed him on July 1 1947 after OSU athletic board approval, with trustees expected to confirm. Larkins is a 37 year old associate professor of physical education and former Buckeye athlete.
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L. W. St. John
Ohio State University
Saint
Richard C. Larkins
OSU
Buckeye
Larkins
Pauline Betz annexes Wimbledon singles title in all American final
Pauline Betz defeated Louise Brough 6-2 6-4 to claim the Wimbledon women’s singles championship in an all American final. Betz and Doris Hart won the doubles semifinal 3-6 6-3 6-4 to face Margaret Osborne and Brough. In men’s doubles, Jack Kramer and Tom Brown beat Dinny Pails and Geoff Brown 6-4 6-4 6-2 for the U.S. title.
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Louise Brough
Beverly Hills
Calif
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U. S
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Doris Hart
Miami
Fla
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Britain
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Margaret Osborne
San Francisco
Miss Brough
Jack Kramer
Tom Brown
U.S
Dinny Pails
Geoff Brown
Movie Schedule Roundup for Local Theaters
A compact timetable lists showings for Paramount Palace Rialto Strand and Marion theatres. Titles include The Well Groomed Bride Without Me Danger Jesse Rotary The Frank James Red Dragon Cheyenne Wildcat Man from Frisco Call of the Wild Tokyo Rose plus short subjects and late runs with multiple daily times.
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