Anamosa Snappers Meet Clarence Today
Anamosa re formatory Snappers host Clarence's independent baseball team this afternoon. The public is invited. Last week Silvis Aztecs defeated the Snappers 6 to 4 as Illinois nine batted around in the tenth, scoring four. Anamosa rallied in the tenth but fell short after two runs scored.
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Anamosa
Anamosa Reformatory
Clarence
Silvis
Snappers
Illinois
Isearseee
P. Guerrero
Garcia
Unteidt
Roelfsema
Fields
Woman Sues for 150000 After Bat Hit to Forehead
Mrs. Evelyn Drennan of Detroit filed a 150000 damage suit in circuit court against the Detroit Baseball Company alleging a baseball struck her forehead during a Tiger batting practice on Sept. 5, causing a brain concussion, severe headaches, and a nervous twitch.
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Detroit
INS
Evelyn, Drennan
Detroit Baseball Company
Drennan
James
Tiger
Imco Risks M J Lead Three Times This Week
Iowa Manufacturing faces Collins Monday and Friday in a makeup game tied May 18. Imco meets Wilson Tuesday as the well balanced league race tightens with Link Belt Speeder also getestet for two games this week.
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Iowa Manufacturing
Imco
Jechamapion
Collins
Wilson
Wilson and Co Tat
Sanitary
Iowa Mig
Wilson and Co
Hal Clothes Sanitary Dairy
Collins Radio
SO ‘Jennings
Wilson Schamberger
la Mig
Knowles
All's
Runde Collins
Mudd
Cox
Speeder
Ford
Iowa
M-J League
L. Pet G
Collins Radio Ox
Hall Clothes
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Wilson and Company
Mig
Mfg
Hall's
Meeting on Charges of Monopoly of Players
Minor League President George M. Trautman announced a meeting in New York on charges major leagues monopolizing baseball players. Attending will be Buffalo GM John Stiglmeier and Ford Frick’s office hosts the discussion amid threats of congressional action.
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Columbus
Ohio
George M. Trautman
New York
Ford Frick
John Stiglmeier
Buffalo
Hall
Stiglmeier
Wilson
Don Jennings
Imco
George
Schamberger
Don King
Troutman
Frank Imco
Ray Petrzelka
Shaughnessy
Interpoints
McNeal Tops Three-I in 3 Departments
Clyde McNeal led Cedar Rapids in batting with an .883 average and 44 base hits to headline Three-I league stats through Tuesday. Rich Windle and Keokuk’s Jim Van de Wettering also posted high marks in averages and totals, while Laner led doubles and Bill Williams tops in triples and runs scored. Bob Sedlak of Cedar Rapids logged 63 innings and 48 strikeouts as Oli Brantley of Waterloo posted the circuit’s best ERA at 1.13.
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Keoukuk
Miwpukes Seneee
Boston Yeeeee Quincy
Detroit
Evans’ Ieemee Rapids
Roa
Cinemator
New Yorkeve Cesse
Burlington
Baltimore
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Eoria
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Chicago
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Louis Ieee
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Firebarsh
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Annes
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Cedar Rapids
Philadelphia
New York
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Triandos
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Sievers
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Torgeson
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Smith
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Pearl
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Hinchman
Clyde McNeal
Cedar Rapids Raiders
Howe
Richie Windle
Bobby Deakin
Keokuk
Jim Vande Wettering
Don Saner
Art McBride
Bob Sedlak
Local Sports Slate Highlights Week of Amateur Events
The schedule lists golf and baseball events across several venues. Key items include Cedar Rapids versus Keokuk at Memorial Stadium, Sanitary versus Collins in the M J league at Daniels Park, and daily 5:30 p.m. baseball games at Daniels Park throughout the week.
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Hampton
Cedar Rapids
Keokuk
Memorial Stadium
Sanitary
Collins
Daniels Park
Vinton Fairgrounds
USGA
Des Moines
Pimco
Hall's
Speeder
Imco
Collins Teams Top AIL Golf
Two Collins Radio teams lead the Allied Industrial golf leagues with strong showings. Collins No 1 leads the Tuesday league with 421 points while Collins No 2 tops the Thursday standings with 44 points. Other entries include Cryovac, Quaker, J-Ch, Al-Ch, Ch-Br Factory, Penick-Ford, and Wilson in various positions.
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Collins Radio
Wuncey
Collins
Cryovac
Zeuenaay
Quaker
Lowa
Wilson
Quaker Fe
Al-Ch
Penick-Ford
Lincoln to Head Buchanan Little League Presidency
H G Lincoln of Rowley has been elected president of the Buchanan county Little league and midget baseball teams. Other officers are Lynn Burrell Urbana vice president and Mervin Swing Quasqueton secretary treasurer.
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Quasqueton
H. G. Lincoln
Rowley
Buchanan County
Lynn Burrell
Urbana
Mervin Swing
Kindall Wins Big Ten Bat Crown in 1956
Jerry Kindall of Minnesota won the 1956 Big Ten batting title with a .440 average, edging teammate John McCartan who hit .436. Kindall also led conference fielding at shortstop while Minnesota topped team batting with a .320 average and 29 home runs, and posted a .976 team fielding mark.
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Chicago
Jerry Kindall
Minnesota
John McCartan
Western Conference Service Bureau
Kindall
McCartan
Jim Sack
Michigan State
Doug Gillen
Chuck Lindstrom
Northwestern
Jerry Thomas
Galen Cisco
Ohio
Gophers
Wisconsin
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C.R
Greene's
Opera House
Dale Lee
First Street
Lee
Joe Skerik
Greene
George Medhurst
Roy Batt
Harry Larimer
Willson
Will Collier
George Robison
Charles Tisher
Charles Pendergarst
Lew Randall
Ted O'Hara
Art Franklin
Bengus
M-J
Petrzelka
Ta Mig
Bis Gallagher
Ener
Sesso
Lows
Bas Ere
Hosch
Green
Schamber Wils Ison
Troy
Corey
Connus
Owell
Waykoff
Stee Ad
Oliie Brantley
Waterloo
Jim Coppock
Raiders
Sports Slate
Mac Town
Mason T
Marshaltown
Cedar Rapids Block Co
Twelfth Avenue
Arnold Pyle
Collins Radio Company
Buchanan Little Loop
Don Dobrino
Cisco
John Rehl
Guaranty Bank & Trust CO
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Club Sedan
Handler's
Second Ave
Eighth Street
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