Zuber earns third win for Red Sox in pennant chase
Bill Zuber, the 31 year old Amana Iowa reliever turned starter, earned a third straight decision for Boston after being waived from the Yankees. He blanked Cleveland in his first Boston appearance and followed with a four hit 9 2 victory over Chicago, helping Boston build toward the pennant. In a game notable for Red Jones ejecting 14 White Sox, Zuber again proved effective despite the distraction as Ted Williams drew the headlines.
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Baseball Notes From A Rumbling Day In The Park
Miller details and dugout actions as managers and a lean bullpen appear. Fenway Park records show Boston leading with 28 wins, 2 losses against western clubs. Hal Newhouser earns his 18th Detroit win. Pat Seerey belts two homers for Cleveland in a 6-1 win. Brooklyn ends slump to beat Cincinnati 8-4. Cardinals tie for first after Phillies rain. Warren Spahn triumphs in Chicago, giving Boston a third straight western series victory.
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National League standings and Saturday games update
Standings show St Louis 58-34 leading, Brooklyn 46-... with Cincinnati 42-... and Philadelphia 38-18. Friday results include Brooklyn 8 Cincinnati 4, Philadelphia at St Louis rained out. Saturday's schedule lists Boston at St Louis, Chicago at New York, Detroit at Philadelphia, and Cleveland at Washington with multiple pitching matchups. Also includes local league standings for Des Moines area teams and upcoming games for Quaker Oats, LaPlant Cheate, and Speed eh teams.
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Major League Box Scores Chicago Boston
Box scores show Chicago and Boston with Appling Pesky and Doerr keying offense as Boston dominates 9 2 win. Haynes takes loss after 7 2/3 with Hollingsworth.
Dodgers finally win in National League clash
Brooklyn and Cincinnati met in a tense National League game with Dodgers securing a win. Reese, Walker and Mueller led the scoring for Brooklyn while Hatton, Stanky and Rares contributed for Cincinnati in a hard fought, late innings victory.
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Starting Times in Fourth Annual C R Open Golf Tourney
The Cedar Rapids Open at Cedar Rapids Country Club begins Sunday with a 6 30 a m start for the first foursome and strict adherence to starting times. Amateurs must shoot 78 or better on the first 18 holes to qualify for the 36 hole final. Prizes awarded on 36 hole scores. The list shows numerous players and early tee times across Cedar Rapids Des Moines Davenport and other cities with many entries and pairs.
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No boosts in premiums for IHSAA indemnity
Boone AP Lyle Quinn secretary of the IHSAA says an authorized increase in the indemnity schedule under the IHSAA insurance plan does not bring higher premium rates. Premium is $2 per prep athlete per year for football coverage and $1 per athlete per year for other sports. The board reported 612 insured Iowa schools and 19,666 athletes for 1945-46, with premium income $30,741 and claims paid $25,463 of $31,243 asked. for 1944-45 premium income was $26,963 and claims paid $18,161.
Packers Lose To Anamosa In 3 2 Upset
Anamosa's Niles edged Wilson's 3 2 at Daniels Park as Al Kolarik drove in the winning run in the seventh. The tight pitchers duel featured Stastny and Kolarik silencing hitters, with key hits from Norton Frey and Jensen. The victory tightens the pennant picture as Niles and Speeder rise as contenders.
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Upset Wins in Local Church Softball League
Second Evangelical YMCA boys beat St James Methodist 7 to 1 with Dave Welsch pitching well. First Lutheran tied United Brethren 17 to 17. Central Park routed Trinity Methodist 28 to 0. Calvary Baptist defeated Colored Vets 7 to 1 as Hearn Stevenson earned first win. Open league game Sunday evening Coop Dairy versus John Becks at 5 15. An all veterans game follows American Legion versus Baldy Wilson's Colored Veterans.
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Davenport Keeps Four-Game Lead in Three-Eye League
Danville extended its winning streak to four with a 10 2 victory over Springfield while Davenport beat Waterloo 8 2 to maintain a four game edge. Haack allowed four hits as Davenport took an early five run lead. Springfield errors fueled Danville’s eighth inning rally and a 10 2 win. Quincy outscored Decatur 11 9 after three errors for Quincy and five for Decatur. Terre Haute Evansville game was rained out.
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Babe Didrikson Zaharias Faces Gunther In 36-Hole Final
In Colorado Springs Babe Didrikson Zaharias of Denver defends her title against Margaret Gunther of Memphis in the Broadmoor Invitational final. Zaharias beat Elinor Jones 6 5 after a four under par 33 outward nine. Gunther defeated Patti Blandon 5 3 to reach the final.
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Harrison Ties With Stranahan In Victory Play
In Chicago, E. J. Harrison and Frank Stranahan shared the 18 hole lead at three under par 68 in the $10,000 Chicago Victory National Golf tournament at Medinah. Lloyd Mangrum Sammy Byrd and Chick Harbert followed at 69 as Byron Nelson slumped to 73.
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Tipton Juniors Lead In Cedar League Play
Special to The Gazette Lowden will play Tipton at that place Sunday July 21 in a Cedar county Junior league baseball game Other league games include Stanwood at West Branch Durant at Bennett and Clarence at Mechanicsville The league standings list Tipton West Branch Clarence Durant Bennett Mechanicsville and Stanwood with wins and losses.
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Three Flight Winners Decided at Cedar View
Ronnie Rawson won the first flight championship at Cedar View Country Club in a 5 and 4 final over Kenny Gross. E J Lee captured the second flight 2 and 1 over W Hughes, and C Harperrell won the third flight 5 and 4 against G Villers. Pairings for the men’s match play tourney run four weeks.
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Bruce Campbell Case Taken Up by Justice Department
The Amvets urged reinstatement for Bruce Campbell, former Washington outfielder and war veteran, in Big League baseball. The case was referred to the Justice Department G I reemployment chief Searcy Johnson and then to E M Curran, U S attorney for the District of Columbia, who would review it.
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Monona Teams in Waterloo Tourney Open Play
Boone AP Twenty-one high schools begin sub state summer baseball in Waterloo and Pomeroy with ten teams at Waterloo and eleven at Pomeroy. Lyle Quinn IHSAA secretary announces pairings as Van Meter meets Cooper in a sectional final and Monona faces Lowden in Waterloo slate.
Snappy Games Mark Kids League Baseball Friday
Two Kids League games at Daniels Park featured Rotary beating Elks 2 to 1 in seven innings after a 0-0 tie into the seventh. Gil Len walked as Pickart was out at first, Doran s walked, and Rotary scored on Peck’s error. Walsh then scored on two errors. Gazette edged Craemers 4 to 2 with all Gazette runs coming in the second inning including a bases loaded Walsh double scoring three.
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Kramer sidelined again with tennis elbow
Jack Kramer a top U S Davis Cup player was sidelined Saturday with tennis elbow at Wimbledon he also had hand blisters earlier and now rests to treat his arm The absence raises fears he may not reach top form for the Forest Hills match against Sweden next month.
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The Green Years review at the Paramount
Nadine Subotnik praises The Green Years directed by Victor Saville starring Charles Coburn Tom Drake Beverly Tyler Dean Stockwell and Hume Cronyn. The piece lauds its warmth humor and spiritual depth comparing it to Keys of the Kingdom How Green Was My Valley and The Corn Is Green while noting strong performances by Drake Stockwell Coburn and Tyler.
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Paramount Green Years and More Show Times listed
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