Veterans Passeau Cooper Newsom Show Durable Forms in Week
Passeau Cooper and Newsom, three veterans with storied World Series pasts, signaled they still belong in MLB as Passeau shut down the Dodgers with a late two run homer to lift the Cubs. Cooper pitched a three hitter for the Braves in a 3 1 victory over the Reds. Newsom held the White Sox to a near no hitter before walks and two hits ended his bid for a no no. Pirates top Giants 10 5 in a night game at Forbes Field as union fears hovered. Keller's eleventh homer fueled the Yankees past the Indians 6 5 in 11 innings. Athletics beat Browns 5 4 in 10 with a heated umpire dispute. Detroit and Boston idle.
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Vince DiMaggio Returns to Minors with Giants Deal
Vince DiMaggio the oldest and lightest hitting of the three DiMaggio brothers was sent to the minors by the New York Giants in a transfer that sends him back to the club where the DiMaggios began.
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New York Giants
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Major League Box Scores Hayes c to Cleve and New York
Box score fragment shows runs, hits and errors for Cleveland and New York with pitchers Bevens Murphy Cent er and others. Key players include Boudreau Seerey Robinson Keller Embree Stirnweiss Hayes, Harris Mancuso Berardino and Zarilla in a mixed scoring sequence.
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Fruehauf Beats Speeder In Week Opener
Fruehauf overwhelms Speeder 9 to 3 at Daniels Park to claim the first-week M-1 league win. George Miller drove in two and Burgess knocked in two as Everett Andrew stole home and Dick Farmer hit a two-run homer in a high-scoring second inning.
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Washington Abhors A Hodgin Hitchek In Dreadful Tilt
In a tense game, Washington and Pittsburgh collide with strong pitching and late scoring. Key players include Vernon and Kolloway delivering runs for Washington while Kiner and Blattner spark the Pittsburgh offense with multiple hits and RBIs.
Twenty-Four Horses Entered at Monticello Meet
Special to The Gazette Manchester. Twenty four horses have been entered for the Hawkeye Racing club meet at Monticello Sunday. Nine races comprise the program with 2:26 pace 2:26 trot and 2:18 pace events all with purses of 200 dollars. A green pacer Never Worry owned by Speed Jessen of Monticello is to race at Maywood Park after being purchased from Joe Herard Cascade for 2000 dollars.
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Danville and Davenport Lead Three-I League Battle
The Danville Dodgers rallied to beat Quincy 8-7 and 15-8 to tie for first with the Davenport Cubs, who lost 7-0 to Decatur on three hits by Heinz. Evansville Braves stayed within a half game of the lead with a 7-5 victory over Waterloo as Verdel and Reardon combined on a three hitter. Terre Haute routed Springfield in the night’s other game.
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Elmer Starr Named Mason City Track and Basketball Coach
Estherville AP reports Elmer E. Starr, longtime Estherville high school coach, is appointed head track and basketball coach at Mason City. Starr also will assist in football.
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Standings Games Saturday Show Mix of Matchups
Three matchups head Saturday's schedule. Cleveland visits New York as Felier faces Marshall. Detroit plays Boston with Newhouser against Debesa at Philadelphia. Potter faces Chicago and Lopat teams clash with Niggeling and Leonard.
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YMCA Softball League Opens with Mixed Results
The YMCA boys under 18 softball season started at Ellis Friday with Sinclair Memorial defeating First Lutheran 9 to 2. Central’s Johnson allowed four hits in a 14 to 3 win, Calvary Baptist’s Bean limited Trinity M E to five runs, and St. James M E beat United Brethren 13 to 3. Turners routed La Plant Choate 17 to 1 in a postponed YWCA game. Peter Pan beat Armstrongs 8 to 5 in Open league action with several highlight plays.
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Northwestern football players demand clear policy on aid
Evanston, Ill. North western University players sent an unsigned letter to Coach Lynn Waldorf demanding a clear policy on school financial assistance and jobs. The petition criticized the athletic department for using federal funds to support former G I athletes instead of the university.
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Bungum to Return as Luther Coach Next Fall
Robt Bungum, famed Luther College athlete from Ames Iowa, will return next fall as a coach at his alma mater. He previously coached at Buffalo Center and Lake Mills high schools and most recently served as a naval officer before resigning from Ames High School duties.
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Willie Pep Wins World Featherweight Title In KO
Willie Pep the Hartford Phantom defeated Sal Bartolo by knockout in the 12th round at Madison Square Garden to claim the undisputed world featherweight title. Bartolo suffered a fractured jaw and was taken to St. Clare's hospital. Pep dominated with a sharp left jab and hook ending the eight year title dispute.
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Pirates Play- After Voting Down Strike
The Pittsburgh Pirates rejected the American Baseball Guild bid to strike before a game with the New York Giants. The vote, 18 to 18, debunked the union effort as Pirates director Robert Murphy left the clubhouse amid the decision discussions led by Bob Rice. Murphy claimed he was not invited to participate and wished he had been present.
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Unknown Pro Leads in Philadelphia Tourney
Lew Worsham, a new pro from Bethesda Maryland, led the Philadelphia Inquirer tournament after a 66 to a two round 133. He holds a one stroke edge over Mike Turnesa of White Plains New York and Vic Ghezzi of Knoxville Tennessee, as Ben Hogan recovers to tie for 18th at 141.
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Bride Wore Boots horse steals show in Paramount comedy
The 1940s era note says Albert the horse steals scenes in The Bride Wore Boots directed by Irving Pichel at Paramount. Robert Cummings and Barbara Stanwyck star in a lighthearted tale of marriage strain, hobbies and a romance rekindled as the horse proves pivotal in comic stake and love.
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Robert Cummings
Mr. Cummings
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Barbara
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Davenport Midget Racing Schedule Promises 86 Laps
Davenport prepares for a midget car program at the fairgrounds next Sunday with 86 laps on the card and time trials to open. Track manager John Gerber reports 27 entries for the event, following a last program won by Walt Raines of Kansas City.
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Radio notes and comment on Saturday night schedule
Two Star Time moves to Saturday with Dick Powell in Murder My Sweet and Joan Bennett as co star on CBS WMT at 9 6 p m and 9 p m on Saturday night Academy Award also airs at 9 with Charles Laughton and Charles Ruggles in Ruggles of Red Gap Flag Day commemorations follow with WMT telecast of historical talk by Woody Stolba at 9 30 a m Sunday and VFW sponsorship across 460 stations
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Weekend cinema schedule and film listings
The Gazette shows times for Paramount Night in Paradise The Seventh Veil Johnny Comes Flying Home Blood on the Sun I Accuse My Parents Ride Ranger Ride Fighting Mad Weekend at the Waldorf Girl Trouble Sunbonnet Sue Wanderer to Wasteland with short subjects and late shows across theaters in Iowa, Palace, Rialto, and Marion.
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Evening Radio Schedule Highlights for June 3 1946
Radio listings show WGN WENE ABC WHO and other stations airing a mix of news, music, and programs. Schedule blocks include 6 p.m announcements, 6:15 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. News segments and entertainment slots, with a note about a Barn Party segment. An informational line on skin area appears at the end.
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