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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1942

Page

3

First Raider Bargain Night Set for June 10 at Hilpark

The Ladies Auxiliary of the Penick union sponsors a bargain night on June 10 when the Decatur Commies visit the Raiders at Hilpark. All seats are 25 cents including tax, except boxes, with tickets sold at downtown cigar shops and other outlets. Merchandise awards will be given during the game, after a series of pregame events begins June 4 with Spring league action.

Hilpark Decatur Commies Raiders Penick and Ford Federal Labor Union Hill Park

New Starting Time for Raider Games at 7 30 PM

Hill park fans learn Raider games shift to 7 30 p m with a longer daytime schedule. The change begins Thursday night as Springfield visits to open a fight for first place series.

Hill Park Springfield

Field Club Visits As Cedar Rapids Battles Brownies

Cedar Rapids aims to stop the Brownies in a three game set with manager Ollie Marsonal ready. Springfield schedules four games including two Friday and Saturday night outings. Evansville arrives for a Sunday doubleheader and a week of single games, followed by Decatur three days later.

Cedar Rapids Brownies Apparpoo Ollie Marsonal Browns Springfield Evansville Decatur Raiders

Catholic Workmen Dominate Z C B J in 18 9 Softball Win

The Catholic Workmen claimed a fourth straight softball victory 18 to 9 over Z C B J. They totaled 17 hits with two homers a triple and a single by Jimmy Tresnak. J also homered. They schedule games against Beck's of the Open league Monday at Frolic Field.

Catholic Workmen Z.c.bj Workmen Jimmy Tresnak Beck’s Frolic Field Frank

Mechanicsville Cards wallop Wyoming 21 to 6

Mechanicsville Cards defeated the Wyoming independent baseball team 21 to 6 on Sunday. Gallmeyer and Colby pitched for Mechanicsville while Deniston L Peterson and Garside pitched for Wyoming. B Jackson led Mechanicsville with five hits as they prepare to meet Oxford Junction at home Sunday.

Mechanicsville Wyoming Gallmeyer Colby Deniston L. Peterson Garside B. Jackson Oxford Junction

Dr. Irwin Returns to Duty at Navy Pre-Flight School

Lieut. Cmdr. Ralph L. Irwin, former University of Iowa athletic trainer, has joined the navy pre flight training school staff in Iowa City. He is a 1925 graduate of Iowa University medical school.

Iowa City University of Iowa Navy Ralph L. Irwin University of Iowa School of Medicine

Vogel Seeks Navy Berth After Iowa Title Share

Otto Vogel of the University of Iowa baseball team, which tied for the Big Ten title, may join three other Hawks coaches at the navy pre flight training base in Iowa City. He has filed for naval reserve duty in Washington and awaits a reply. Iowa's 1942 co championship marked the third such crown in five seasons.

Iowa City Otto Vogel University of Iowa Navy Vogel Naval Reserve Washington Michigan Iowa

Wilson awards honor Barnard's athletes at ceremony

W. L. Barnard, Wilson high school coach, awarded letters Monday at a general honor assembly to basketball athletes Bill Folkers Lester Hodina Bob Barta Don Birkicht Joe Chmelicek Charles Elias Bob Ennis Dick Farmer Dick Matter and Ray Struve. Track honorees include Rudy Drahoval Floyd Doty Bob Barta Ken Berchenbrit er Jim Doty George Henderson Bob Horsky Art Koehler Frank McPherson Elwood Paul Ray Struve Joe Blazek Dick Jensen and Dean Moel. Norbert Horak Jack Kline and Richard Stolte received manager's awards.

W. L. Barnard Wilson Bill Folkers Lester Hodina Bob Barta Don Birkicht Joe Chmelicek Charles Elias Bob Ennis Dick Farmer Dick Matter Ray Struve Rudy Drahoval Floyd Doty Ken Berchenbriter Jim Doty George Henderson Bob Horsky Art Koehler Frank McPherson Elwood Paul Joe Blazek Dick Jensen Dean Moel Norbert Horak Jack Kline Richard Stolte

Edgewood Defeats Newsie Nine After Early Lead

Edgewood toppled the Gazette Newsies 11 to 7 after a 5 to 0 first inning edge. John Sweeting and Carl Berry sparked the Newsies offense while Boward and Merklin starred for Edgewood in a high scoring game.

Gazette Newsies Edgewood John Sweeting Carl Berry Newsies Boward Merklin

Mighty Casey at Camp Wheeler Home Run Pace

Private Ralph Babe Ellis of Camp Wheeler Georgia hit 15 home runs and collected 13 doubles and three triples in 71 at bats as he patrols the outfield and shifts during duty.

Camp Wheeler, Ga Ralph “Babe” Ellis

American League Tuesday Tidbits From The Box

Sparse OCR note shows scattered phrases about the American League and Tuesday, with unclear action. Names, dates, or teams are not readable, leaving only a fragmentary reference to baseball context and a Tuesday marker.

Hotel Nine Keeps Junior Legion Lead in 7 1 Victory

Hotel Nine defeated Arm song 7 to 1 on Tuesday afternoon. Kim Henningson of Armstrong robbed Folkers of a second no hit bid with a fourth inning single and drove in two runs. Rozek allowed eight safeties with eight walks as Hotel Nine plated seven, led by four consecutive fourth inning singles. Thursday Iowa Manufacturing faces Smulekoff's in season finale.

Eo Gtepee American Legion RY Folkers Armsong Kim Henningson Armstrong Folkers Henningson Tor Bill Birkicht Don Havlik Iit Hotel Dick Rozek

Conn Recovering After Hand Injury on Governors Island

Pvt. Billy Conn remains at Governors Island hospital with a fractured left hand after a kitchen dispute with his father in law James Smith of Pittsburgh. The cast has been removed from the injured hand.

Conn New York Billy Conn Governors Island Hospital James Smith Pittsburgh

Raiders Shift Start Time to 7 30 in Daylight Baseball

The Raiders will start home games at 7 30 amid a daylight preference and wartime restrictions. Fans gain nearly an hour of daylight while stores close at five, and players adapt to earlier play as Stan Gehrke moves to officer training at Fort Knox.

Stan Gehrke Stan Camp Polk Fort Knox Gehrke Waterloo Mel McDonald Geerke

Dodgers Blast Pirates in Record 17-2 Victory

Brooklyn piles up 20 hits and 32 total bases for a high scoring win led by Pete Reiser who went 5 for 5 with a homer and three doubles boosting his average to .366. Stan Musial and Johnny Beasley also featured in a tight day for league leaders as other NL games showed close outcomes.

New York Brooklyn Dodgers Dodgers Pittsburgh Pete Reiser Tciers Aldon Ilkie Johnny Lanning Ken Jungels Reiser Babe Phelps Pirate St. Louis Cardinals Boston Braves St. Louis Libby Sisti Johnny Beazley Mort Cooper Tim Tobin Tommy Holmes Cooper Tobin Cubs Braves Paul Waner Elmer Riddle Phils Reds Joe Abreau Abreau Cincinnati Hal Schumacher Bill Lee Giants Will Marshall Mel Ott Johnny Mize Virgil Fire” Trucks Detroit Tigers Philadelphia Athletics Philadelphia Trucks A’s Early Wynn Washington St. Louis Browns George McQuinn

American League Tribe Comes Alive

A brief note highlights a surge for the American League team referenced as the Tribe. Details are limited but imply a revived offensive performance and momentum.

Totals and figures from a partial record

OCR fragment shows numbers 2) 3 Totels totaling 48 and a line 381127 8, suggesting a tally or ledger entry with unclear headings. No identifiable people, places, or organizations are readable.

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Cherry Burrell Bumped off in Softball Race

Wilson and company and Cherry Burrell staged a sparkling exhibition of softball Tuesday. An undefeated team had a blemish on its record as Wilsons squeezed out a run in the second inning and protected a one run lead. The Gazette entries and other league games followed with varied scores and standings.

Post Office Honeymead Universal Crusher

Former Iowa star Klumpar joins Navy as Ensign

Emil Klumpar of Cedar Rapids, a former Iowa A. athlete and noted high school coach, has been inducted into the navy as an ensign. He reports June 15 to Annapolis for indoctrination and expects assignment afterward as a physical education instructor at one of four naval preflight training bases.

Iowa A Emil Klumpar Cedar Rapids Navy Annapolis

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Springfield gains another half game

Springfield blanked Evansville 4 to 0 as Marlin Stuart pitched shutout ball. The Brownies built a winning margin in the fourth and added three runs in the fifth to seal the victory. Lowry Madison led a doubleheader sweep at Decatur by winning 8-2 in the opener on 11 hits and 6-4 in the nightcap after a 12-hit assault.

Associated Springfield Marlin Stuart Evansville Brownies Lowry Madison Decatur Madison Io Hazel Corr Richards Madison Inn Martin Milles Male Medica Lopatka Matulis Millies White Hale Campo

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