Rain and protests mar M-1 baseball as Speeder edge Quaker 4 3
In a rain plagued game at Daniels Field, Link-Belt Speeder beat Quaker Oats 4-3 after a five inning rally in the fifth. Pavlicek earned his first M-1 win. Ceynar took the loss as protests and delays shadowed the contest.
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Gage Winner At Iowa City Calcutta Tournament
Bob Gage shot a 72 Wednesday to win the annual Calcutta tournament at the Iowa City Elks country club. John Hirko was runner up with 76 as the pool reached 3400 dollars. The favorite was disqualified for a late tee.
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Pro Cage War Wages Again Records Bid by NBA Chief
Anderson Ind Ike W Duffy president of the National Basketball League sent telegrams to all club owners authorizing them to offer contracts to unsigned players in the rival Basketball Association of America. He acted after learning the BAA's Indianapolis team signed Charles Black of the NBL's Anderson team.
Monticello Rally Beats Wyoming 13 to 9 in Nine
Monticello jumped from a 6-0 deficit to tie 9-9 in the eighth inning and scored four runs in the ninth to beat Wyoming 13-9 on Thursday night. Wyoming’s next home game is Tuesday at 8 15 pm against Onson.
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Blackie Faces Reds as Heat Hits Polo Grounds
AP reporter Whitney Martin recalls a sunbaked Polo Grounds where Reds manager Johnny Neun discusses Ewell Blackwell. Blackwell battles sinus trouble and fatigue amid a hot wall of comments on his form and team morale. Giants coach Hank Gowdy reflects on old-time players and a legendary Chicago connection.
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Kladis and Hobel Set for Two Midget Racing Meetings
Eastern Iowa midget racing heats up as rivals Kladis and Hobel head to Davenport on Friday and Ce-Mar Acres Cedar Rapids on Sunday for two more meetings. Hobel leads 2 1 in recent results though Kladis has shown strong form at Indianola winning heat handicap and feature and setting early records.
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Minor Facts AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Standings and results
Western League and Three I League results listed by United Press and International News Service. Indianapolis Chicago divisional notes with team records, and Thursday games including Toledo Louisville Indianapolis St Paul Milwaukee Minneapolis Kansas City Omaha Sioux City Des Moines Pueblo and other city matchups. Baseball scores show mixed outcomes with rain interruptions impacting Davenport Evansville and Marion junior league game.
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Doctors in the House Help Bryn Mawr Ball Break Leg
Harry Ball, 40, chief X ray technician at Bryn Mawr Hospital, broke his leg sliding into home plate during a Thursday game on the hospital field. Strikingly the opposing team consisted entirely of doctors from the medical staff.
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Upsets Shake Sea Bright Tennis Field in Quarterfinals
Seabright tournament action features Earl Cochell defeating Harry Likas 6 3 6 3 in the quarters. Gardnar Mulloy seed two, edged E Victor Seixas 13 11 13 11 after a 48 game duel, while Frank Parker and Tom Brown split 6 3 3 6 7 5. Billy Talbert beat Edward Moylan 7 5 6 2.
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Sidney Hanover Wins American Trotting Title
Sidney Hanover bay gelding by Dean Hanover won the American trot title at Roosevelt Raceway beating last year’s winner Proximity owned by Gordon Verhurst by a head before 21 148 harness racing enthusiasts.
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Boxing results from Philadelphia and Syracuse
In Philadelphia Jimmy Collins defeated Sante Bucca by outpoint. In Syracuse Nick Barone defeated Prentiss Hall by outpoint. Barone is listed with a 16914 weight note and Hall with 166.
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Boosts Cuyler For Tiger Job
Chesaning high school athletic director George Killmaster circulates petitions to name Hazen Kiki Cuyler Detroit Tigers manager succeeding Steve ONeill. Killmaster, a Harrisville native, aims to gather thousands of signatures and press Michigan editors to back a home state choice with noted playing and managing achievements. Cuyler currently manages Atlanta in the Southern league and is in his final season of a three year contract.
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Heafner Holds One-Stroke Edge Over Hogan at Western Open
Buffalo report says Clayton Heafner led Hogan by a single stroke after the opening round of the Western Open. Heafner fired a 66 as Ben Hogan stood one shot back, with George Smith of Buffalo and several others posting 69s and 70s in the crowded standings.
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Czechoslovakia Beats Sweden in Davis Cup Finals
In Prague Czechoslovakia lost the final match to Sweden but won the Davis Cup European zone tie four matches to one. The victory advances Czechoslovakia to meet the American zone winner for the right to play the United States.
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