Phillies Plunge Toward Worst Season Yet
Philadelphia showers of losses deepen as the Phillies hover near .250 with about 35 wins and 119 defeats, threatening the modern club record. Officials consider options after the season as the league weighs loans and potential new ownership to stem gate-receipts losses.
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Former Teammates Lead Rival High School Coaches
Battista Saccara and Wally Schwank, former Coe college teammates, will coach rival high schools this fall. Saccara left West Liberty high school to coach Jefferson high school after three undefeated seasons at Anamosa. Schwank becomes Carroll high school head coach next month as the Jefferson Carroll Armistice Day game looms as a fierce annual showdown.
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Williamsburg Juniors Defeated 11 10 by Hubbard
Williamsburg American Legion falls to Hubbard 11 to 10 in Hubbard Tuesday in a substate series opener. Hubbard leads two more games. Friday's game set at Williamsburg. Hubbard batters include H. Topp Marbe with E. Topp catching. Williamsburg pitchers Wallace Bean with Cranston Quinn catching.
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Frolic Club Softball Set to Host ZC B.J. Friday
The Frolic softball team will host the ZC B.J. in an evening game at Frolic field Friday at 6 p.m. The matchup features local clubs as the season schedule continues.
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Quaker Oats Rally Wins 3-2 Over Wilson's Packers
The Quaker Oats nine staged a three run fifth inning to edge Wilson's Packers 3 to 2 in an M and J league game at Daniels Park. Bruce pitched three hits allowed, while Elmer Keith sparked the Packers with two stolen bases and a pair of runs. Matt matter and Umpire Savel featured a bowing exchange in the fifth after a heated earlier dispute.
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Gazette Team Now Leads In Softball League
The Gazette team moved into sole first in the class C Industrial league by defeating Bupane Gas 8 to 1 as Jay Morgan allowed only two hits. Welch's Standard and Merchants National Bank played a slugging game with the Bankers falling 13 to 2. Hall Mfg Co and Har-Mac combined for 27 hits in a 15 to 13 win. Westminster Presbyterian beat Trinity Methodist 12 to 11 in the church league shrinking Trinity's lead to half a game over Calvary Baptist.
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Oelwein Women In Golf Tournament Opens
The Oelwein Country Club hosted the Ladies Ross company event with Flight 1 winners including Mrs Art Bennett and Mrs Don Witt. Flight 2 saw wins by Mrs Art Lathmer and Mrs Mary Olson among others as play continued.
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Archery Tourney Planned at Ellis Park Sunday
A Waltonian Archery Club event schedules an archery tournament Sunday at the Ellis Park range. Eligible participants include club members and students who attended summer archery schools run by the Waltonian archers and the playground commission. Competition features American and Columbia rounds.
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Mize valued at $100000 with players in trade talk
New York AP dispatch notes rumors that Johnny Mize could fetch about $100000 plus two players, amid broader sports and entertainment gossip. Mentions barbs from Tony Zale, Bobby Riggs odds, and various Hollywood and baseball links.
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Crain Advances In Iowa U Net Meet
Hawkeye star Earl Crain won 6-0 6-0 over A McKenna of Iowa City to reach the third round in the University of Iowa summer session tennis tournament. The second and third rounds of men’s singles and early rounds of women’s singles and mixed doubles were in progress at Iowa City. Other results include John Ebertstown City defeating Oscar Karch Rochester 6-0 4-2 and George Pritchard St Louis defeating Eldo Tunse Rock Island 6-9 6-1 with mixed doubles First Round action also taking place.
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Upset Eliminates Harris Coggeshall From Valley Meet
ST LOUIS AP Top seeded Harris Coggeshall of Des Moines was upset in the Missouri Valley tennis tournament men singles, losing 6 4 6 4 to McLeod Stephens of St Louis. Coggeshall had reached the third round on a bye and a de.Resume
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Kovacs Beaten At Seabright
Seabright New Jersey AP Kovacs the third ranked amateur and fourth seed falls to unseeded Gardnar Mulloy 3 6 7 5 6 4 in Seabright invitation quarter finals Mulloy a 24 year old Florida lawyer advances while top seeds Don McNeill Bobby Riggs and Frankie Parker face mild resistance in advancing to later rounds The women reach semi finals with Helen Bernhard Sarah Palfrey Cooke and Helen Jacobs remaining in contention
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Davenport Juniors Fall As Ottumwa Wins Substate Thriller
Ottumwa juniors beat Davenport 4-4 in a substate game after three Ottumwa players collapsed from 104 degree heat and were revived. Lawrence Bradley, Ottumwa catcher on the second district champions, scored the winning run. Bob Bates and Bobby Lebow did not play.
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Carleton Still At Odds With Midwest Athletic Conference
Carleton College remains detached from the Midwest Athletic Conference as talks hinge on reducing football and basketball minimums. Dr. Donald J. Cowling says a readmission could occur in 1943 if the conference lowers its schedule requirements, while Carleton continues to freelance and schedule other opponents.
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