Upset at Daniels Park Quakers Top Collins 3 2
The Quakers upset Collins Radio 3 to 2 in M-1 league play at Daniels Park. Wiebel and Rushek sparked a bases loaded second inning, Thenhaus forced in a run, and Chamberlain doubled home two more. Collins rallied on Petrzelka and Bailey in the second, Lamansky erred on a relay in the fifth, and a seventh inning double play closed the game. Lyle Vernon made a running foul fly catch.
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Quakers
Collins
al Schamberger
Army
Wiebel
Rushek
Newell
Jack Thenhaus
Chamberlain
Kraul
Petrzelka
Bailey
Shedeck
Hendryx
Lamansky
Daniels Park
Lyle Vernon
Collins Radio
Coe
Hiendryx
Martin
Ane Winders
Vernon
Gaffney
Wae Petrzetka
Wise
Schamberger
H Chamberlain
P Stahle
C Onnee
E Wiebel
Teenie Rushek
Haa Newell
Venee H. Kroul
Tee Ocheltree
Aeane Thenhaus
Kroul
Srese
Roul
Schnamberger
Garden
Biss
Jimmy Love Captures Chicago Junior Open Crown
The 15 year old Jimmy Love from Peoria Illinois won Chicago district junior open, carding 73 at Medinah Country Club to beat Jack Atten Northwestern’s top net star one up. Love learned golf by watching pros and overcame a one hole deficit at the turn to shoot even par on the final nine.
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Chicago
Jimmy Love
Peoria
Ill
Medinah Country Club
Jack Atten
Northwestern
Love
Standings and upcoming games in M J LEAGUE
The M J LEAGUE standings show teams Quaker Oats, Collins, Speeder, Manufacturers, and Wilsons with win loss records. Upcoming schedule lists Sunday 2 PM Niles of Anamosa vs Speeder and other matchups through Friday with multiple league games.
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Macturers
Speeder
Collins
LaPlant
Fruchauf
Anamosa
Quaker O
Wilsons
Quaker Oats
Niles
LaPlant-Choate
Major League Standings and Friday Results Summary
American League standings show Detroit leading with 41 wins, Chicago 35, Cleveland 32, New York 38, and Philadelphia 22. Friday results include New York 5 Detroit 4, Cleveland 3 Boston 2, Washington 6-5, St Louis 3-2, Philadelphia 1-1, Chicago 0-5.
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Detroit
Chicago
Wash'nton
St. Louts
New York
Cleveland
Boston
Philad'phia
Washington
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Chicano
Cincinnati
Philadephia
Waltonians Rally Past Kiwanis in Cozy League Showdown
In Riverside park the Waltonians beat Kiwanis 5 to 2 as pitcher Jim Cooke fanned eight and allowed three hits. Floyd Bergen tripled in the fourth for Waltonians, while Embassy defeated Elks 11 to 1 at Daniels park behind Bob Panek's shutout effort. Morehouse Barber Shop toppled The Gazette 15 to 8, with Dave Schlotterback supplying two singles. The standings show Waltonians and Embassy among leaders in the Kiwanis and Civic Club leagues.
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Waltonians
Kiwanis Club
Riverside Park
Jim Cooke
Floyd Bergen
Embassy Club
Elks Club
Daniels Park
Bob Panek
Elks
Jim Rocklitz
Morehouse Barber Shop
Gazette
Dave Schlotterback
Ballard
Kunzman
Barney’s
Pet
Barney
Hearn-S'son
Killian
Hutch'son
Craemer
Hut
Morehouse
the Gazette
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Civic Club League
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Bymeabond and Air Sailor Favored in Skokie Handicap
Bymeabond and Air Sailor, two of the fastest breakers, will likely be co favorites in the $20,000 added Skokie handicap at Arlington Park Washington Park. The seven furlong race for 3 year olds features 14 including Pot o Luck, runner up to Hoop Jr in the Kentucky Derby, and War Date, Jamaica handicap winner Maine Chance Farm. Pot o Luck races for Warren Wright of Chicago and is a slow starter who faded to the stretch last Tuesday then rallied, while Bymeabond seeks first start since the Santa Anita Derby victory two weeks ago.
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Bymeabond
Air Sailor
Arlington Park
Washington Park
Pot O’ Luck
Hoop Jr
Maine Chance
Murlogg Farm
Herbert M. Woolf
Kansas City
Gertrude Donovan
Warren Wright
Pot O' Luck
Segura Sets New Scoring Record For Clay Courts
Francisco Segura of Ecuador staged a marathon 18 16 opening set in the National Clay Courts semi final against Elhwwood Cooke of Los Angeles, winning by default after Cooke left with leg cramps. Billy Talbert defeated Bernard Bartzen 6 2 6 1 6 1 in the quarter finals. Women’s singles saw Sarah Palfrey Cooke beat Mary Arnold 4 6 8 6 7 5 with Pauline Betz to face Doris Hart in the final. Barbara Krase and Dorothy Head blanked Doris Jensen and Ruth Barnes 6 0 6 0 in women’s doubles quarters.
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Francisco (Pancho) Segura
Ecuador
Segura
Elhwwood Cooke
Los Angeles
Cooke
Billy Talbert
Wilmington
Del
Bernard Bartzen
San Angelo
Tex
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Hal Surface, Jr
Berry Field
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Jack McManus
Sarah Palfrey Cooke
Mary Arnold
Ocean Swell Wins Ascot Gold Cup In Tight Finish
Ocean Swell trained by Lord Rosebery defeats Aga Khan’s Tehran by a length and a half over two and a half miles. Abbots Fell, owned by Sir H Cunliffe Owen, finishes third at Ascot.
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Lord Rosebery
Aga Khan
Tehran
Sir H. Cunliffe Owen
Abbots Fell
Holmes Stars Friday as He Sets Record
Holmes hits safely in his 34th straight game fueling a Boston Braves rally past Chicago and St. Louis while Brooklyn Dodgers slide in the standings. The Irish outfielder’s .438 pace lifts his season to 407 with four categories led and a fifth tied, amid a day of big scores across the league.
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Roger Hornsby
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Pittsburgh
Hornsby
St. Louis
Cubs
Phillies
Brooks
Bruins
Red Birds
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Paul Derringer
Ray Prim
Blix Donnelly
Vic Lombardi
Major League Box Scores National League and American League
Box scores from the National League and American League show Holmes day results with Pittsburgh, Boston, and Cleveland among the noted teams. Key performances include Barrett and Holmes driving runs for Pittsburgh, and Barrett also scoring for Boston, with varied pitching and fielding outcomes across multiple games. The slate also includes a Yankees recovery, Cubs climbing, and multiple interleague matchups with notable hits, home runs, and RBI by players such as Grimes, Garbark, Johnson, and Merullo.
Tigers win as Grimes stars. Bevens secures eighth win
Tigers beat? 5-4 with Oscar Grimes leading hits and Floyd Bevens pitching for his eighth win. Washington sweeps doubleheader against St Louis 6-3 and 5-2 to narrow gap to three games behind Detroit. Rick Ferrell sets AL record by catching his 1,722nd game in opener won by Johnny Niggeling. Briege’s Nationals win sixteenth in twenty starts. Cleveland halves beat Boston 3-2 and 4-2 behind Jim Bagby and Mel Harder with Allie Reynolds saving in both ninths. Jesse Flores defeats Thorn ton Lee 1-0 as A’s win second in 18 decisions and White Sox drop sixth straight.
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Mel Harder
Cleveland
Boston
Allie Reynolds
Bacon
Jesse Flores
Thornton Lee
White Sox
Coaches Plan Next Season Schedules For Big Ten
CHICAGO AP Western conference basketball coaches meet at Kenneth L Tug Wilsons office to draft a 12 game conference slate for nine member schools. Chicago withdraws from Big Ten play. A Big Ten football officials clinic will be held this year under Jim Masker at Northwestern Dyche stadium in August.
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Kenneth L
Tug” Wilson
Wilson
University of Chicago
Jim Masker
Northwestern Aegis Dyche
Cornell Football Star Killed In Okinawa Battle
Bill Stevens Cornell '45 and 1943 guard and mainstay of the 1943 squad was killed in action on Okinawa. A Villa Park, Illinois resident, he served with the 96th division and had earlier taken part in the Leyte invasion. He left Mount Vernon in March 1943 after basic at Camp Robinson and ASTP at Bradley Poly Tech before overseas service.
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Cornell
Sparkplug
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Villa Park
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Leyte
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Camp Robinson
Ark
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Bradley »Poly Tech
Peoria
Bell Loses Garden Bout to Jake Lamotta in 10 Rounds
New York AP reports welterweight Tommy Bell of Youngstown lost his Madison Square Garden debut to Bronx fighter Jake Lamotta. Lamotta, weighing 161 to Bell 149, dominated with body shots and earned a unanimous 10 round decision before 8,708 fans paying $24,153.
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Tommy Bell
Youngstown
Madison Square Garden
Mike Jacobs
Jake Lamotta
Bronx
Bell
Jake
Japan’s Wheat and Barley Crops Short
Washington dispatch reports Japanese radio broadcasts show wheat at 84 million bushels and barley at 85 million, about 80 and 73 percent of last year. Domei says government orders provincial governors to maximize land for alcohol potatoes this fall to supply airplane fuel.
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Washington
Tokyo
Federal Communications Commission
Domei
Gazette publication details and pricing notice
The Cedar Rapids Gazette established 1883 outlines publication details at 500 3rd Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa with second class matter status since June 18 1932. Subscription rates are listed for daily and Sunday editions by carrier and mail across various regions and include national and wire service affiliations.
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Cedar Rapids
the Gazette Company
3Rd Ave. SE
Iowa
Associated Press
United Press International News Service
Radio schedule shifts for servicemen series and musicals
CBS and WMT move the 9:15 to 9:45 p.m. Saturday slot to launch a 10 week summer series including rebroadcasts of prior shows. Highlights include No Confetti Promise, Mayor of the Town with Lionel Barrymore, Boston Pops conducted by Arthur Fiedler, Hoosier Hop and Hayloft Hoedown across networks, with Philip Murray CIO speech at 9:45 p.m. on CBS and WMT rebroadcast at 10:30.
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WMT
Brehon Somervell
Army Service Forces
Lionel Barrymore
Hoosier Hop
ABC Land
KXEL
Hayloft Hoedown
Philip Murray
The
CIO
Evening Radio Schedule Highlights Tonight
Foreign Policy on WMAQ at six, Navy program on WLS at six thirty, air show on WMT town mayor at seven, Beatrice Kay and Natl Barn Dance fill WHO slots, then In Barn Dance and Top This on WMAQ and WBBM serenade. The lineup continues with Sustain Wings on WMAQ, Theater of Air on WGN, Assignment Home on WMT, Boston Pops on KXEL, Detroit Symphony on WGN, Ralph Edwards on WHO, Hit Parade on WMT, and a final 8 PM closing.
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WBBM
WGN
WMT
Boston Pops
KXEL
Detroit Sym
Ralph Edwards
EXEL
D. Courtney
Viva
America
Detroit
Sym
WGN Theater of
British Union Jack Hoisted in Berlin
The Union Jack was raised in Berlin during a Friday ceremony attended by officers and troops from Britain United States Russia and France in an Allied display.
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INS
Britain
United States
Russia
France
Weekend Film Schedule Promises Evening Screenings
The Gazette lists Saturday showings for Paramount Iowa State Palace Rialto and Times theaters with times for feature films and shorts. Titles include Without Love Murder He Says Rainbow Island Cisco Kid in Old Mexico and Dark Mountain with varied start times from early matinees to late-night reels.
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Old
Mexico
Hour by Hour Radio Schedule for WMT July 7 1945
Evening lineup lists WMT CBS programs from 6 p.m. to 10:46 p.m. with interspersed shows on WHO WGN KXEL and EXEL networks. Program titles include Am in All News, Viva America, Hit Parade, Naval and theater segments plus orchestral concerts and live broadcasts.
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WGN
Leland Stow
EXEL
MT News
Jaobilee
Kxel Hoedown
Phillip Murray
Grant
Anbar Mus
Puisek Frolic
WGN New
WGN Nexell
Navy Exel
Gross
H. James
WMI
Angel
Rhythm Round-Up and Follow the Boys in Marion
Fragmentary OCR lists times and titles Follow the Boys Rhythm Round-Up and What a Blonde. Details are incomplete but indicate a program of entertainment including screenings or shows in Marion with several time stamps and catalog numbers.
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Marion
Errol Veda Ann Borg
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