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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1946

Page

5

Even Holding a Score Card You Can't Tell the Dodgers

Brooklyn all but unveils a surprise lineup at Ebbets Field as Leo Durocher hatches bold moves. Bruce Edwards, a rookie catcher nicknamed Bull, debuts after only one major league game. Edwards, a Mobile slugger with speed, impresses with his versatile athleticism and brief military service.

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Parker Wins Under Wraps

National Champion Frankie Parker advanced to the National Clay Court final by defeating Seymour Greenberg 6-2 6-3 6-2. He will face Billy Talbert as the defending champion seeks another title. separate semifinals set up the women’s singles with Barbara Krase facing Shirley Fry and Virginia Kovacs competing against Marta Barnett.

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Horseshoe League Results And Standings At Ellis Park

Wilson No 1 defeated LaPlant Choate 13 to 3 in the independents game. Wilson No 2 beat Cherrell Universal and choices show ongoing results. Collins Radio faces City Club in a postponed contest at Ellis Park. Team standings list Wilson A and Collins Radio among leaders with LaPlant Choate and Burrell also ranked. Individual standings include Goats Byerly and Darrow among top scorers as all games are played at Ellis Park lighted courts at 7:20 p.m.

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Dodgers Triumph 7-2 Over Braves in Boston

Brooklyn Dodgers beat the Boston Braves 7-2 before 33,063. Hank Behrman credited with the win. Art Herring saved for Behrman. Dick Whitman drove in two on a bases loaded single in third inning as Dodgers pounded Niggeling’s knuckle balls.

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Do Bass Eat Frogs Or Don’t They

Readers debate whether bass eat frogs or merely strike at them out of temper. Several anglers deny finding frogs in bass stomachs while others recall reports of frog remains. The writer invites experiences from readers to settle the question.

Mr. Bass

Haynes Big Gun In Sox Triumph

Joe Haynes pitched and batted the Chicago White Sox to a 3-2 victory over the Cleveland Indians in the series opener before 22 607 fans. Haynes doubled in the fifth for three RBIs and held Cleveland to seven hits as Mel Harder took the loss. Seerey hit his 13th homer in the ninth for Cleveland.

Cleveland INS Joe Haynes Chicago White Sox Cleveland Indians Haynes Tribe Mel Harder White Sox Pat Seerey

Rossie Headlines Burlington Show

Five Cedar Rapids CYO boxers are featured on an amateur ecard July 9 in Burlington with referee Alex Fidler. Bob Rossie faces Burlington’s George Tendant in a 160 pound headline bout as Rossie steps up a weight class. Also on the card Art Stark vs Al Morgan Joe Clancy vs Gene Waldorf Jerry Dolan vs Charles Schultz and Fred Palumbo vs Carroll Calloway. Lew Dochterman says Al Meier rests after a winter spring run including Golden Gloves Chicago and AAU Boston.

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Pairings for Summer Prep Tourneys Posted

BOONE AP Pairings for the 134 teams in the summer Iowa high school baseball tournaments announced for July 13 include Belle Plaine What Cheer versus Thornburg Newell and Gibson byes. Waterloo East faces Van Horne Hudson Dysart byes Cedar high meets Atkins Lowden West Liberty versus Marion and Lowden Charlotte against Alburnett Monona hosts West Union versus Waukon St Patrick’s and bye allocations for Monona Fort A.

BOONE Iowa Belle Plaine What Cheer Thornburs Newhell Gibson Chelsea Dysart Waterloo van Horne Hudson Cedar High Atkins Lowden West Liberty Pale Marion Joons Charlotte Alburnett Monona West Union Waukon

Red Peppers continues talk of boxing and baseball

Column by Tait mixes boxing notes on Welty facing Maquoketa, a 147-pound division prospect tied to Bob Rossie, with baseball anecdotes. It recalls Veeck inviting editors to Cleveland, praise for Bill Dickey’s impact on Floyd Bevens, historic ballpark lighting bids, and a Cub Park ticket note.

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Burns Weds Sweetheart of Youth in Oakland

Former heavyweight champion Tommy Burns, 65, married Nellie Susan Vanderlip, 64, widow of a Coalinga oil man, in Oakland. The romance began when Burns was a fledgling boxer in Detroit and he held the title from 1906 to 1908 before losing to Jack Johnson in Sydney.

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Budge Edges Perry to Reach Middle States Final

Don Budge of Oakland survived a five set marathon 4-6 6-8 6-3 6-4 to defeat Fred Perry at the Philadelphia Cricket Club and advance to the final. He will face Welby Van Horn of Nashville who upset Bobby Riggs in five sets 4-6 4-6 9-7 6-4 6-2 for the title shot.

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Walleyes Defined as True Perch in Sports Afield

Sports Afield states walleyes are true perch and not related to pike. The brief note corrects common fish misclassifications and clarifies species grouping.

All Wimbledon Titles But One Go to America

American net stars swept the final four titles at Wimbledon with Pauline Betz winning the singles and Louise Brough Margaret Osborne Tom Brown capturing the doubles and mixed doubles titles. Only Yvon Petra of France won the men’s singles, defeating Tom Brown in the semi finals.

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Giants Rally Past Phillies 7-6 Behind Budnick Homers

New York Giants defeat Philadelphia 7-6 as Mike Budnick hits his first major league homer to break a 6-6 tie. Sid Gordon, Johnny Mize, and Jack Graham also homered for NY in a game noted for Budnick's relief work and four Giants homers.

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Big Third Inning Nets 12-4 Win for Cards over Bucs

The St. Louis Cardinals defeated the Pittsburgh Pirates 12-4 before 12,660 fans as Ted Wilks earned his fifth win with relief. A six-run third inning, highlighted by Erv Dusak’s third homer, gave the Cards a commanding lead, while Ralph Kiner and Charlie Workman homered for Pittsburgh.

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Asian carp native to Asia dominates American waters

A field mentions the large carp common in American waters is native to Asia, noting its presence in U.S. sport fishing regions.

Asia

Dizzy Trout Shuts Down Browns in 5-1 Tigers Win

Detroit's Dizzy Trout pitched a four hit game to defeat the St. Louis Browns 5-1, earning his first win in nearly three weeks. Vern Stephens accounted for two hits and the Browns' lone run, while Detroit pushed across unearned and two-run scoring plays led by Kell and Bloodworth.

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