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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1946

Page

8

Musial Sparks Cards Past Dodgers in Narrow Tilt

Stan Musial leads St Louis as he belts four hits including a homer and a triple in a 10-4 victory over Brooklyn. Cards move within 1.5 games of the Dodgers while Leo Durocher and Pete Reiser are ejected after a protested call. Cubs win 3-1 over the Giants as Boston and Cincinnati trade positions. Tigers shutout the Yankees 2-0 as Detroit closes in on New York.

Associated Press Boston Ted Williams St. Louis Stanley Frank Musial Donora Eddie Dyer Red Birds Brooklyn Dodgers Musial Dodgers Sportsman's Park Red Hot Cards the Brooks Brooklyn Dodger Leo Durocher Pete Reiser al Barlick Reiser Enos Slaughter Barlick Chicago Cubs Hooks Wyse New York Giants Pittsburgh Pirates Boston Braves Cincinnati Reds Philadelphia Phillies Grady Hatton Johnny Niggeling Pirates Er Hatten Barney Philadelphia Cincinnati Rewe Eusser Blackwell Chicaze Velselle Schmwien Hopton Pittsburgh Cooper Strince

Terlep Not To Leave Iowa Says Anderson

Iowa City— Coach Eddie Anderson denied a report that George Terlep would leave Iowa to enroll at Illinois. Anderson said Terlep is enrolled in the current summer session and is doing very well in his studies.

Iowa City INS George Terlep Notre Dame University Great Lakes Naval Station Iowa Ilinois University Eddie Anderson Hawkeyes Anderson Terlep

Mauriello Aims at Louis With Millionaire Punch Line

Tami Mauriello a barrel-built Bronxite claimed one punch could make him a millionaire and he would knock out Joe Louis in the buildup to their heavyweight title bout at Yankee Stadium on September 18.

International News Service Tami Mauriello

Cedar View Meet Starts This Week

The men’s championship match play tournament at Cedar View Country Club begins Friday for a four week run. Defending champion is Chuck Slauson with 32 entrants and more expected by Tuesday’s deadline. Second round results in the Cedar View handicap show first flight winners Canady over Granger 5 4 Rawson over Martin 3 2 Gross over Corringer 3 2 Mega over Palumbo 2 1 second flight Lee over Reinke 1 up Little over Hinton 3 1 Hughes over Carson 1 up third flight Villers over Messinger default Hopewell over Hoye 6 4

Cedar View Country Club Chuck Slauson Cedar View W. Canady L. Granger R. Rawson C. Martin K. Gross H. Corringer Mega F. Palumbo E. J. Lee V. Reinke F. Little N. Hinton W. Hughes G. Carson G. Villers L. Messinger C. Hopewell H. Hoye

Terre Haute Drives Win Streak in Three-I Action

Terre Haute continued its Three I league success by routing Evansville 7-1 behind a 13 hit attack. In six days the team climbed from seventh to within one and one half games of first division. Waterloo held fourth place by beating Davenport 5-1.

United Press Terre Haute Evansville Waterloo

Cross Section Shows New York Qualifiers For Golf Meet

U S Cross Section New York AP Next week s Public Links golf championship shows a cross section of American life The 192 qualifiers range 17 to 59 including 47 year old Carl Kauffman of Pittsburgh who won the tourney in 1927 28 and 29 Occupations include a dog trainer and a sheep buyer from Cedar Rapids IA The comeback guys from Cedar Rapids are Joe Knowles infantile paralysis victim Dale Smith wounded in the Battle of the Bulge Dale s brother Jack shot a 34 on his last nine holes and won a playoff to qualify Red Rolfe Yankee coach has managerial ambitions but not Bill Dickey s job Lou Kusserow will return to Columbia Dale Smith to DALE SMITH Wildcats mascot missing at Navy game Chick Harley planning to enroll at Ohio State Bernie Masterson coach at Nebraska touts Jack Evans Carl Samuelson and Dennard Snell weigh reductions in summer practice

New York U.S.G.A Joe Dey Carl Kauffman Pittsburgh Cedar Rapids Joe Knowles Dale Smith Dale Jack

Major League Box Scores Monday Night Game

Box score lines show left on base by New York and Chicago nine, base on balls issued by Koslo, Trinkle, and Wyse, and strikeouts by Koslo Trinkle and Wyse. Koslo allowed five hits in six innings before Trinkle worked two. Hit by pitch credited to Koslo against Johnson. Koslo charged with the loss. Um Pires Goetz Jorda and Reardon cited with time.

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St Marks Team Upsets Leader In Church Softball

In a church league contest St Mark's defeated Trinity Lutheran 9 to 6 to knock the leaders from first place. White homered and had four hits as St Mark's surged after a slow start. Sinclair Memorial remains atop by shutting out First Christian 6 to 0. Calvary Baptist fell to Church of Brethren 8 to 4. In other games Turners beat Eagles 11 to 8 in the YWCA league, Beck's won 19 to 10 over LaPlant Choate, and Iowa Mfg defeated Peter Pan 9 to 4 in Open League action.

St. Mark’s Trinity Lutheran Sinclair Sinclair Memorial Cullman Calvary Baptist Church of Brethren White Y.W.C Iowa Mfg Peter Pan Bakers Wise and Sword Marks Hovey Brammer Ian Delp Lillie Oulman Womacka Cunley Bisek Hibben Jande

Speeder Nine Stings Collins 3-2 In M-1 League Clash

Hot Speeder Nine defeated Collins Radio 3-2 as Ray Bader and Bill Brown matched wits on the mound. Key moments included a seventh inning rally by Speeder and a decisive bunt by Burgen that scored Naughton for the winning run. The win extends Speeder’s streak to three after an eight game skid.

Legion Ray Bader Speeder Bill Brown Collins Bader Als Brown Naughton Elias Jim Borgensen Dolan Ray Petrzelka Dvorak Cypra Burgen E. Shirm B. Schirm Hendryx Martin Peirzelka B. Brown Vernon AB Naushton Tee Benee Elias Weer Burgan Sees Shanahan Rae A. Gallagher Sae M. Gallagher Wensee Tereeee Burgan Mallagsher H. Gallacher Balle Rader Borgenson Stelen

Mangrum Loses to Vines in Dubuque Exhibition Match

Ellsworth Vines fired a four under par 65 at Bunker Hill to defeat Lloyd Mangrum in an exhibition. Mangrum substituted for Sam Snead who missed the event with a sprained wrist. Tom Ryan was third with 70 and Walter Hodge shot 71 after near misses on the final hole.

Walter Hodge Green Seares

White Sox outfielder named Woodstock high school athletic director

Chicago reporter notes Guy Curt right, a White Sox outfielder, was named athletic director and head coach at Woodstock Community High School on Tuesday.

Chicago Guy Curtright Chicago White Sox Woodstock Community

Hayes Sold for Waiver Price in All-Star Context

Frankie Hayes, star catcher in the all star era, moved from Cleveland to the White Sox for the minimum waiver price amid post all star deadline intrigue. The piece also notes fireworks at Cincinnati to boost attendance and praises Detroit pitcher Hal Newhouser as a potential 30 win ace, with Howie Pollet highlighted as the NL stopper.

Standings and Upcoming Games in M J League

The M J League standings show Fet and Fruchauf leading with 9 wins. Speeder, Collins Radio, and Wilson Co. also hold multiple wins as schedule lists upcoming games from Tuesday to Saturday against Quaker Oats, Navy Seahawks, Celilus Radio, Muscatine Red Sox and others.

W. L. Pot W. S Fet Fruchauf LaPlant Wilson Co Collins Speeder Janel't'rs Anamoca Collins Radio V.R Vo. Ogumwe Navy Seahawks Finebaus Otros Quaker Oats Wilson’s Anatucea Celilius Radio F. W Muscatine Red Sox

Giants coach Ralph Kress to pitch for Giants

In Chicago the New York Giants activated coach Ralph Red Kress as a pitcher due to injuries in the staff. Southpaw Monte Kennedy is in St Louis for treatment and Bob Carpenter is in Baltimore for an arm operation. Kress, formerly an infielder, pitched in the International League last year.

Chicago New York Giants Ralph Red) Kress Monte Kennedy St. Louis Bob Carpenter Baltimore Kress

Kid League Results and Week Schedule Notes

Embargoed OCR fragment lists team names and forfeits among kid league results. Schedule items show July events at Riverside Park and Daniels Park with matches between Rotary Elks Gazette Crackers Kiwanis and others across July 17 to 19.

Embassy Seedeecenne Sereeg Washburn B. ‘Peterson Krause Matter Stevenson Daniels Park W.fw Walto Bordena Ve. Kilifana N .m Rotary Elks A.m. Gazette Kiwanis Civic A.m Berner Hearn Steven

Cedar Rapids Open Entries Close at 140

Cedar Rapids Open golf tournament entries for the fourth annual event at Cedar Rapids Country Club have closed. Tournament chairman Jack Illian said 140 spots were filled, with 10 held for late entrants from outside the state. Notables listed include Leonard Dodson and John Jacobs among others, with more expected from named golfers later this week.

Cedar Rapids Country Club Jack Illian Shan George Harless Cliff Jordan Harless Leonard Dodson Kansas City al Howard Davenport Dale Morey Springfield Ill Walter Duda Los Angeles Pat Willcox Des Moines Don Willcox John Jacobs Cedar Rapids Iowa Jordan

Hayes to Sox Deal Sparks Curiosity in Baseball Trade

Philadelphia reports that catcher Frankie Hayes agreed to a transfer from the Cleveland Indians to the Chicago White Sox for a $7,500 waiver price. Hayes, an All-Star and former Athletics and Indians backstop famed for handling pitchers, cited differences with manager Lou Boudreau. The Indians also optioned rookie Sherman Lollar to Baltimore after the deal was announced.

Frankie Hayes Bob Feller Worthy Hayes Cleveland White Sox Philadelphia Boston Cleveland Indians Chicago White Sox Lou Boudi Reau Hindsnatcher Athletics Indians New York Yankees Ted Lyons New York Tribe Sherman Lollar Baltimore Orioles

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Stan Musial Donora Pole Detroit Tigers Freddie Hutchinson Yanks Bengals Spud Chandler Chicago Cubs Phil Murchildon Philadelphia Athletics St. Louis Browns Washington Senators Mickey’ Haefner Eddie Mayo Yankees Joe Gordon Bill Summers Nkvad Expert Alteration and Repair Service Roosevelt Hotel U.S Oooadooo Hugh Fullerton, Jr Red Rolfe Bill Dickey Lou Kusserow Columbia West Point Villanova U Navy Chick Harley Ohio State Buckeye Fenwick High Seabees Bernie Masterson Chicago Bear Nebraska U Jack Evans Carl Samuelson Grand Island Neb Bernie Auburn Dennard Snell American League Senators Browns REDS Phils Braves National League Cubs St. Mark's Hot Speeder Tait Cummins Mangrum Vines Dubuque Curtright Red Peppers Tait Larry MacPhail Redlegs Larry Cincy MacPhail Newhouser Bob Grove Jim Bagby, Jr Roy Cullenbine Grove Boston Red Sox Red Sox Mary Little Lamb Howie Pollet Charley Grimm Pollet National League Beton St. Lens St. Uis Zeldak Ve. Haeme Comience Pailadelphia Pfapioh Ve. Fow- Steveland Feller Va Hucksos Toor Second Avenue Giants Kid League Sox GMC YSAAC Stone Truck Service First Street DIAL
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