Love on the Cedar Rapids Tennis Courts
The Cedar Rapids Tennis Association hosts a husband and wife double pair, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. McAndrews and the Maresh duo, battling for the city titles. Jean McAndrews defends last summer’s women’s title as her husband swears she taught him the game. Other local family teams and veterans feature in this portrait of tennis as a shared sport among households.
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Cedar Rapids
Minneapolis
Columbia Park
Jim
Jean
Birdland Park
Des Moines
Association
Mareshes
McAndrews
Coe
Jimmy Carruthers
Maresh
Washington High
Norman Hunt
Hunts
Delhi
James Bells
Bell
Iowa
Bells
Jack
Army Air Forces
Carruthers
Ira
Tom
Dennises
L. D
Larry
Simmonses
Haven Y
Haven E
Bill
John
Leibsohns
Syd
Dell
McGregors
David
Bob Netolicky
Netolickys
Kenmore
Red Cross
J. H. McAndrews
Robert L. Maresh
Okinawa
G.I
Cpl
Lynn B. Kehm
G.I. Gazette
John W. Havens
Kadena
Army
Bob Gillam
Don Redmond
States
Don
John C. Lewis
Don Kinch
Highway Patrol
Collins Radio
UCLA
Bernard Butler
Redmond
Cubs Win: Giants Take Twin Bill
Dodgers beat St. Louis 10 to 7 in Brooklyn to keep the NL lead over Chicago. Ed Basinski and Stan Andrews drew walks to spark a four-run seventh inning off Al Jurisich, with Goody Rosen homering. Cards bullpen efforts late could not overcome the early 10-3 margin as Brooklyn held on for the win.
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Brooklyn
Dodgers
St. Louis Cardinals
Brooks
Chicago Cubs
Bilanke
Phillies
al Jurisich
Cardinal
Ed Basinski
Howie Schultz
Stan Andrews
Tom Sears
Ed Stanky
Basinski
Andrews
Goody Rosen
Augie Galan
Cy Baker
Baker
Cedar Rapids readers weigh postwar sports stadium plans
In letters from G I recruits and hometown readers wartime veterans favor building a postwar Cedar Rapids stadium with a football field baseball diamond and track. Contributors urge a strong emphasis on baseball in schools and a broader community sports complex while praising the new airport and calling for civic plans for area recreation.
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Cedar Rapids
Bob Lester
McKinley High
Lester
New London
Ellis Park
Paustian
Hamilton Seed and Coal
Childress
Texas
Frankie Golad
Bob Kapoun
South Pacific
Kapoun
Wilson High Grid
Tait
Iwo Jima
Golad
George Jandl
Bob Spooner
Sanctuary
Atlantic Ocean
Questionaire
G.I. Gazette
Roosevelt High
Spooner
Port
Charley Workman
Raider
Braves
Giants
Harry Gaskill
Newport
Bill Osborne
Army
Cedar Rapids Open adds star power with Crowe and Sani officials
Tournament manager George Harless announced Clem Crowe University of Iowa football coach will be official scorer and Herman Sani Des Moines Iowa Golf Association secretary will be official starter for the Cedar Rapids Open July 29. Sani called the meet the state’s most engaging in a decade and Crowe will work from tournament headquarters at Cedar Rapids Country Club. Local entries must be in by 6 p.m. Friday July 27 to allow pairings and tee times. naval bases may contribute service entrants.
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Bakers
VFW
Joe Casey
Franklin
Air Corps
Iowa State
Cedar Rapids
George Harless
Clem Crowe
University of Iowa
Herman Sani
Des Moines
Iowa Golf Association
Crowe
Harless
Sani
Iowa
Sam
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Becme
Iowa City Country Club
U. of Iowa
Ames and Cedar Rapids Clash on Tennis Courts Sunday
Ames meets Cedar Rapids in a Midwest Tennis league match at Kenmore Courts at 2 p.m. on Sunday. Ames brings six singles players and three doubles teams to face a local team that lost its season opener to Iowa City 4 to 3. Public admission is free.
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Ames
Cedar Rapids
Kenmore
Iowa City
Ace Card Wins Gazelle Stakes at Aqueduct
Mrs W M Jeffords Ace Card roped an untroubled victory in the Gazelle stakes on Aqueduct’s seven race card. Jockey Eddie Arcaro led the mile and sixteenth test in 1 45 3/5 as Bellicose and Elpis finished second and third. Ace Card paid 3.90 to win and 2.50 to place.
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W. M. Jeffords
Ace Card
Aqueduct
Eddie Arcaro
Bellicose
Elpis
Silver Smoke
Segula
Nelson Aims At P.G.A.'s $5,000 Bonds
Byron Nelson, top golfer from Toledo, arrives at Moraine Country Club to defend his title in the 1945 PGA Championship. He seeks $5,000 in war bonds and a shot at the unofficial No 1 pro crown, while former champion Bob Hamilton returns to defend after a furlough.
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Dayton
Ohio
Byron Nelson
Toledo
The
Moraine Country Club
Nelson
Byron
Bob Hamilton
Evansville
Ind
Hamilton
Anamosa to Play Speeder and More M-1 League Action
Today three M-1 league games feature Anamosa Niles vs Speeder at 2 p.m. LaPlant Choate faces Wilsons at 6 p.m. and top table Iowa Manufacturers meet Collins Radio at 6 p.m. Tuesday. Manufacturers lead with two wins already in the season series.
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Anamosa
Speeder
Wilson
Niles
LaPlant-Choate
Wilsons
Iowa
Collins Radio
Tigers Edge Yankees In 10th Inning Thriller
Detroit beats New York 3 2 after Roger Cramer's 10th inning triple. Cramer drove in Rudy York with no outs to seal the win for Detroit as Newhouser recorded his 13th victory. Zuber took the loss, and the Tigers extended their one run decision count to 17 this season.
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Roger Cramer
Rudy York
Detroit Tigers
New York Yankees
Newhouser
Cramer
Bill Zuber
Tigers
Richards
Vercickkee
Croesett
Garbark
York
Maier
Crosetti
Gar
Hoover
New York
Zuber
Ruenee Passarella
McGowan
Browns halt Senators with 7 3 victory at Sportsman Park
St. Louis Browns racked up 12 hits to beat the Washington Senators 7 to 3 at Sportsman's Park on Saturday night. Mark Christman drilled a homer with an on base in the fourth, Pete Gray added a sixth inning triple driving in Don Gutteridge, and George Binks went deep in the second for two Washington runs.
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ST. Louis
St. Louis Browns
Washington Senators
Senators
Sportsman’s Park
Mark Christman
Pete Gray
Don Gutteridge
George Binks
Washington
Case
If O'Gut
Myatt
Ifray
Vau
McQuinn
Clift
Binks
Byrnes
Torres
Christ’an
Perrelle¢ i Kreevich
Cf Zardon
Mancuso
Evansa Krakucki
Holborow
Wolff
Bicksay
Zardon
Stephens
Zeardon
Gray
Jakucki
Wo ‘Fares
Bie Berry
White Sox snap slide with steal in opener rout in second
Chicago defeats the Philadelphia Athletics 1 0 as Wally Moses steals home in the first game of a doubleheader. Dietrich bested Luther Knerr in a six hit affair. In the nightcap Chicago pounded Russ Christopher for 18 hits and a 12 to 4 win, improving after a six game skid.
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Chicago
White Sox
Wally Moses
Philadelphia Athletics
Russ Christopher
Bill Dietrich
Luther Knerr
A’s
Moses
Armstrong Returns After World Tour of India Burma Africa
Henry Armstrong former world champion in three divisions arrived at La Guardia field on Saturday aboard an ATC plane following a sports show tour through India Burma and Africa.
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INS
Henry Armstrong
la Guardia Field
ATC
Sagen
India
Burma
Africa
Passeau Shuts Out Phillies in Chicago Win and Phillies Catcher Hurt
The Chicago Cubs defeated the Philadelphia Phillies 3-0 as Claude Passeau pitched a six hit shutout for his ninth straight win. Catcher Mickey Livingston was struck in the mouth by a pitch in the fifth, requiring seven stitches and hospital X-rays. Len Merullo, Passeau, and Stan Hack fueled the decisive rallies with a Merullo single, a Passeau sacrifice, and a Stan Hack RBI.
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Chicago Cubs
Claude Passeau
Philadelphia Phillies
Mickey Livingston
Jefferson Hospital
Passeau
Phillies
Bruins
Len Merullo
Stan Hack
Themaime
Standings and Upcoming Games in M J League
Standings show Manufacturers at 3 wins and 0 losses with leading W L and percentage figures. Schedule lists games this week with entries like LaPlant-Choate versus Wilsons and Speeders versus Quaker plus matches Manufacturers vs Collins Radio and Wilsons vs Pruchauf.
Fragmentary Sports Wire Recap With Incomplete Odds
A scrambled OCR fragment lists teams and scores including New York, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Philadelphia, St. Louis and Chicago with partial odds and game references. The text is highly garbled but indicates a Sunday schedule and multiple city matchups.
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Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
New York
Philadelphia
Pitsburgh
Newvereide St Louis
Detroit Sit Washiston 38 f Soliton 33 2 35
Fragmented OCR text shows scattered numbers and city names including Detroit Boston New York Washington. No coherent event or clear individuals emerge. The fragment references results and games but lacks resolvable context or dates.
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Washiston
New York
Boston
New
Ew Ag
I. Washington
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