Feller faces player revolt over All-Star game choice
The Cleveland hurler, Bill Feller, is pressured by major leaguers after being picked for the All-Star game and requesting to skip. Reds and Tigers officials back a rule limiting one pitcher per club, citing the friction with Feller and supporters.
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QT. Louis
Bob Feller
Feller
Cleveland Indians
Bucky Har~r
Cincinnati Reds
Bob Lemon
Indians
Athletics
Lemon
Bucky Harris
Yankees
All- Stars
Hal Newhouser
Detroit Tigers
Newhouser
Eddie Miller
Bill Veeck
Beau Jack Beats Williams in Sixth Round at Shibe Park
Lightweight title hopeful Beau Jack earns a technical knockout over Williams in the sixth round at Shibe Park. Jack, previously a lightweight champion, returns to welterweight, after a heated bout that showcased his leathering style. Referee Charley Daggett stopped the fight as Williams slumped near neutral corner.
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Jack Cuddy
Philadelphia
Jace
Beau
Parinsdown
Arthma
Charley Daggett
Wiliams
Gest
Chilenger
Nly
Beau Jack
Tony Janiro
New York
Janiro
Washington
Cedar Rapids Sportsmen to Honor Dr. Eddie Anderson
Cedar Rapids athletic figures will attend a dinner for Dr. Eddie Anderson head football coach at the University of Iowa. The event at Post 788 of the Veterans of Foreign Wars will be Thursday in Cedar Rapids.
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Cedar Rapids
Eddie Anderson
University of Iowa
Anderson
Cedar
U S Olympic Relays Listed Money Short
The U S Olympic committee nominated the 400 and 1600 meter relay teams and warned that only about 80 000 dollars short of full funding could halt travel for some competitors as passports and visas were prepared for the S S America voyage. Eight men named for each relay, four to compete, include Ewell Patton Dillard Conwell Bourland Scott Whitfield Bolen Guida Harnden Chambers Cochran Ault.
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New York
U. S. Olympic Committee
America
London
S. S. America
Avery Brundage
Barney Ewell
Lancaster
Mel Patton
Southern
California
Harrison Dillard
Baldwin-Wallace
Ed Conwell
Jersey City
N. J
Cliff Bourland
Los Angeles Athletic Club
Clyde Scott
Arkansas
Bill Porter
Northwestern
Lorenzo Wright
Wayne
Mal Whitfield
Ohio State
Dave Bolen
Colorado
Georgia Guida
Villanova
Art Harnden
Texas A
Bob Chambers
Southern Cal
Roy Cochran
Dick Ault
Misssouri
Bourland
Iowa Tennis Open field grows with Hainlines in Cedar Rapids
Readies for four day Iowa State Open in Cedar Rapids as 1947 winners and top players return. Ted Hainline to represent family while Dr. Dick Hainline does not defend his title due to business. Dickinson Lewis unlikely to enter. strong past champions and many newcomers anticipated. Matches to be played at Cedar Rapids Country Club Franklin High School and Kenmore area with dorm housing at Coe College.
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Cedar Rapids
Thursay
Carl Kirwin
Cedar Rapids Tennis Association
Young Men's Bureau
Dick Hainline
Rock Island
Ted
Hainline
Northwestern University
Kirwin
Dick Lewis
Fort Madison
Coe
Coe College
Green Hall
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Franklin High School
The
Tennis Association
Kenmore
Hal Surface
Hanis City
Ted Hainline
Frank Bro
Des Moines
An Broker
Alex ‘Orge
Kansas
Bunch
Peoria
James Bittes Stewart
Fis
Kim Neidl
Celt Bail
Rapids
D. Towa U
Ken Cline
Harold Ikan
Iowa City
Bud Noonan
Doris Jensen
Missouri Valley
Doris Fophle
Janet A Lotson
Ludle dton-Lees Bummit
Iowa
James Ritter
Stewart
Prosser
Mra
Alexei
Santer Koyt
Charles Bush
Pearle
Thingls
Tate
Champi Lee Bishop
Norman Barnes
Mellinton
Chicago
Omaha
Gould
On Constantine
Minneapolis
Chris Williams
Roger Kroth
Winfield
Kan
Keith Boyle
Bill Jenna
Jerry Jacer
Jim McClenahan
Davenport
Barbara Berker
Til
Ane Southern
Gazette-Padills
C. R
Florida Gulf Coast
Minnesota
Bill Bradley
Bill
Bradenton
Fla
Franklin Wilson Reach Prep Sectional Final
Franklin and Wilson won semifinals in a bustling prep sectionals day at Daniels. Franklin beat Atkins 14-1 behind clutch hitting from Cooper Brink and Elgin after a shaky start while Wilson unleashed 14 hits with Fulton and Reid homering. Final set for Tuesday pits Wilson against Franklin as Dysart and Cresco advance in other brackets.
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Wilson
Franklin
Daniels
Coggan
Bolts
Atkins
Bob Cooper
Ed Brink
Jack Elgin
Franklin i
Atking
Eh Wetson
Mert
Bering Nec
Guinky
Seni
Fra
Wissen
Costen
C. Fulton
Breitbach
Patefish
Clenderton
O Ce
X. Gharipart
I Miller
Wolnu Tet Pavilcek
Mbull
Iron
Kerr
Charipar
Cogson
Dysart
Standings Report From National League and Round One Results
In New Market Atlantic 10 Blockton leads with a 3 surge. Perry upsets rand 3 Junction 9 while Linden forfeits. Aplington defeats Jokce 6 4 at Sheffield as Northwood falls 1 4. Storm Lake dominates Alta 11 1 with Storm Lake 2 0. Whiting forfeits Logan 0 9.
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New Market
Atlantic
Blockton
Perry
Rand
Junction
Linden
Storm Lake
Alta
Wilcox Sees Heavy Odds in Iowa Masters Golf
Seven men have dominated the Iowa State Masters over the past decade and Pat Willcox of Des Moines leads with three titles, followed by Harold Show of Newton. The eleventh annual Masters at the Iowa State course runs July 24-25 with Willcox, Show and Hall among the top 10 on average strokes per round.
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Ames
Pat Willcox
Des Moines
Harold Show
Newton
Iowa State
Waller
Gaylord Crewell
Bee Metnex
Willcox
Water
Zmar
Das Melnes
Hall
Show
All Stars Lead National In Seventh Annual Exhibition
In St Louis the American All Stars led the National League 5 to 2 after seven innings in the 15th annual game at the park. Teague’s squad had won 10 of 14 prior meetings, with Musial and Slaughter among listed players, as Raschi and Tebbetts shared pitching duties in a tense midgame.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
National League Players
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Reds
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Detpit Tigers
American League
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Washington
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Vernon
Steay
Henrich
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Raschi
Manterson
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Rosar
Kener
Guse
Ameri Ad Oeatin
Eyers
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Baris
Stele
Amstriean—Durocher
Misea Zillote
Tom
Kerr
Ner
Sam
Stephens
Deerr
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Rasch Elliott Singlefehter
Masi
Binsle
Walthus
Nationals
Holmes
Eh Gste Beltner
Quinn
Ingle
Todd
Willams
Ras
Newhouser
Zarle
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