Unbeaten Open League Leaders Clash On Sunday Schedule
Open league leaders Iowa Manufacturing and Armstrong meet Sunday at 8 15 pm in the top game as two undefeated clubs stage a key matchup. Don McGuire will pitch for Manufacturing, with Nichols or Abernathy for Armstrong, after a busy week of postponed games and mixed results across major and minor leagues.
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Iowa Manufacturing
Armstrong
Don McGuire
Nichols
Abernathy
Iowa Steel
Sole Bote
Century Engineering
Y.M. C.A
Hanna
Dethtfson
Century
Collins
Quaker Oats
First Trust and Savings Bank
LaPlant-Choate
Eagles
Cherry-Burrell
Ken McGuire
John Becks
Yowa Steel
Armatrongs
Bakers
Universal Eng
Eng
Va. Y
Alc.a
Bus
Towa
Universal
Va. A
M.G.A
Light Co
Church of Brethren
Bell Transfer
Jawa
Bush
Tls-Guaker Gata
ori—Collins Radio
Co-Op Dairy
Sam Vacanti Wins Italo American Trophy in Sports
In Kansas City the National Civil league announced co winners of the Italo American trophy Sam Vacanti Purdue V 12 trainee and Omar Angelo Lombardo West Point cadet were chosen in a poll of coaches officials and newspaper men nationwide Vacanti a former Iowa U athlete is cited as a standout recipient for Italian heritage and athletic achievement.
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Kansa City
National Civil League
M. Nigro
Omas Angelo Lombardo
West Point Cadet
Sam Vacanti
Smarine V-12
Purdue
Vacanti
Iowa U. Stat
Nigro
Skyers Edge Iowa State Navy in pitcher’s duel
Ottumwa Naval Air Station edged Iowa State Navy 2 to 1 as miscue by Butch Larsen in the fifth inning opened the scoring. Merl Kleen pitched a four hit complete game for Iowa State Navy while Ottumwa’s Nowacki allowed five singles.
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AMES
Butch Larsen
Ottumwa Naval Air Station
Skyers
Towa State
Merl Kleen
Iowa State Navy
Ottumga
Nowacki
Wakefield Sparks Seahawks to 13 to 2 Win Over Mayo Nine
Iowa City AP report: the Iowa Preflight school Seahawks crushed Mayo Hospital nine of Galesburg Illinois 13 to 2. Cadet Ken Galpin worked six innings for the Army squad while Dick Wakefield and Price Brookfield led the Seahawks with multiple hits and Walters homered in the seventh.
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Wakefield Sparks Seahawks
Mayo
Iowa City
Iowa
Seahawks
Army Mayo Hospital
Galesburg
Ken Galpin
Navy
Charlie Tourek
Bergner
Army
Dick Wakefield
Detroit Tigers
Price Brookfield
Iowa State College
Nyebius
Con
Galpin
Walters
Valdina Foe Wins La Salle Handicap at Hawthorne
Valdina Foe a four year old son of Sun Briar breezed to an eight length victory in the Lincoln Fields La Salle Handicap at Hawthorne Park. Equifox ran second with Shot Put close behind. Paragram took third. Otto Grohl rode the winner for owner John Marsch. Payouts were 13 20 to 5 80 and 4 dollars.
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Chicago
INS
Sun Briar
Lincoln Fields
Hawthorne Park
Equifox
Paragram
John Marsch
Otto Grohl
Equifax
Entry List Swells For Women's Open Golf Tournament
The 15th annual Women's Western Open golf tournament draws entrants from 16 states for the June 19 to 24 event at Park Ridge Country Club. New entries include Ruth Gammon of Glendale Polly Riley of Fort Worth Mrs M B Killian of San Antonio Mrs Harold Sims of St Paul Betty Haemerle of St Louis and Marjorie Lindsay of Decatur Tl.
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INS
Park Ridge
Country Club
Ruth Gammon
Glendale
Polly Riley
Fort Worth
Tex
M. B. Killian
San Antonio
Harold Sims
St. Paul
Minn
Betty Haemerle
St. Louis
Marjorie Lindsay
Decatur
Northwestern Nine Defeats Notre Dame 11-Inning Victory
Northwestern University defeated Notre Dame 7 to 6 in 11 innings at Evanston. The winning run came on a single by Jim Homer, sacrificed to second, then a hit by Bob Lindberg. Notre Dame led 4 0 0 1 after four, Northwestern 1 0 2 3 for the final.
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Evanston, Ir
Northwestern University
Notre Dame
Northwestern
Jim Homer
Bob Lindberg
Yg Hammers
Sheehan
Johnson
Died Lumberman and War Era News From Gazette Red Peppers
John Gable 91, retired lumberman, dies. Reports share tales of births, wartime service, and local scores. Notes on Rock Island roundhouse work and Roosevelt high coach Clarence Paulson’s navy leave. Community notices include alumni leaders, Coe College enrollment, St Luke's beds, and Camp Good Health progress.
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Shellsburg
John Gable
Tennessee
Rock Island
Clarence Paulson
Roosevelt High
Harry Hudelson
Des Moines
Cornell Alumni Association
Coe
William Fahey
Cedar Rapids Knights of Columbus Council
Masonic Grand Lodge
Willard Chadima
Iowa Elks
St. Luke’s
Roland Smith
Smitty's
Iown City
Foster Field
Texas
Camp Good Health
Inc
Bill Hulse wins mile and half mile at Met AAU Carnival
New York A. C. star Bill Hulse captured both the mile and the half mile titles at the 54th Metropolitan AAU track and field championships held at the Interborough Stadium. The event drew a record crowd despite rain as rivals from the Coast Guard and NYAC chased multiple titles.
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New York
INS
Bill Hulse
A. C
Interborough Stadium
Hulse
Met
Coast Guard
Herb Thompson
Eulace Peacock
Thompson
Clayton Farrar
Bob Donnelly
NYAC
John Kersnason
Freshman star aims to be first four-time NCAA winner since Owens
The report notes a bid by a freshman sensation to win a fourth NCAA title, but he faltered in the broad jump and low hurdles. It covers multiple track events with winners such as Ralph Tyler of Ohio State in the long jump and C Young of Illinois in the 440 yard dash, plus other event results and standings.
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Jesse Owens
Young
Ralph Tyler
Ohio State
Illinois
Ross
Bob Hume
Michigan
Martin
Notre Dame
Exter
Purdue
Bangert
Missouri
Jmphans
Kell
Dugger
Sageet
Zito
Oberlin
Klaus
Purdy
Fullerton
Harris
Morgan State
C Atom College
Kay
Shropshire
Fresno
Tourth
Joe Shropshire
Brosno
Beate T Hith
Si Fies Art Norene
Golorade
Ney Behwenk
Ted
John Agri
Ohio
Ene Lchwell
Peru
Robert Phelps
Harvey Baerwald
Seenranette
Big Joop
Ralp Tyler
Claud le
Itriots
Init A Qield
Utah
Your Byford Barr
Western
Micntean
David Best
Tingis
Teathearren Glese
Central
Micigan
Claude Young
Tiinois
Ed Conwell
York University
Henry Altepeter
William Maree
Joe Johnson
Aeth
Barman
Hawking
Oenoils Tech
High U
Eerinath Wiesner
Ute Rice
Meneat Bled Eet Bauer
Frank Matin
Willam Walshe
Robert Prile
Charles Rice
Westernichigan
Alx¢H
Ke Secon Sawallow
Wort Ray
Wakefield Boy Follows Family Legacy Toward Pilot Wings
A young man recalls his hunger and hard work after winning the top college debut payout. He credits his late father for game knowledge and honors family support through military brothers and cousins. He mentions his brothers James and Bob and Kelvyn Park glory.
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Jack
Camp Wolters
Texas
Bob
South Pacific
James
N. St. Louis
Kelvyn Park
Cubs Top Rays Roe Earns Victory In Pitchers Duel
Chicago Cubs defeated the visiting team as Ray Roe relieved Starr in the fifth, allowing only two hits and earning the win. Starr started, after a arm ailment kept him in the sick bay, but took the setback as the Cubs tallied ten hits with several infield scratches contributing to unearned runs. Attendance stood at 1,710 with Dunn and Stewart as umpires.
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Bill Fleming
Dale Anderson
Zac
Cubs
Ray Starr
Preacher
Roe
Starr
Fleming Athe
Tnt
Ghioreo Ev Essseee Wererees Ag
Abure
If Ora
Barrett
Johnner
Holm
Guatine
Merullo
Batte Ins Mussel
Baereth Novitats
da Bakstine
Lopes
MapElo
Zak
Pacrifices
Fiems
Sye
arUllo
Leavarrellar Meruio
Chicago
Pale
Fiemi
Gilderton
Arrie
Derriveer
Zinn
Paseed Patern
Winditnt Deer
Fleming
Amepires
Dunn
Stewart
Pancho Segura Heads National Clay Court Field in Detroit
Pancho Segura the top seed and No.1 in the national clay court championships at the Detroit Tennis Club drew a first round bye as Lt. Seymour Greenberg withdraws from defending his title. Eight seeds were listed: Segura Talbert Norris Gibson Wrobbel Manire Warner Lewis.
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Francisco “Pancho” Segura
Ecuador
Detroit Tennis Club
Seymour Greenberg
Chicago
Segura
William Talbert
Cincinnati
Rex Norris
Landing
Ray Gibson
Hobart Wrobbel
Hubert Manire
Richard Warner
University of Utah
Robert Lewis
Redskins Tigers In Player Trades
In a triple swap the Washington Redskins traded three players for three players with the Brooklyn Tigers and also purchased center Robert Bjorklund from the Philadelphia Eagles. Merlyn Condit and Howard Callanan and Joe Ungerer moved to Brooklyn while George Smith Ray Hare and Courtney Driscoll joined Washington.
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Washington
INS
Washington Redskins
Brooklyn Tigers
Redskins
Merlyn Condit
Howard Callanan
Joe Ungerer
George Smith
Ray Hare
Courtney Driscoll
Robert Bjorklund
Philadelphia Eagles
Golf Round Slowed by Rain Finds New Leaders
Byrd of Toledo shot 69 on Saturday to lead among early contenders. Set E J Harrison from Little Rock posted a three under par 68 the best score of the rain drenched day. Harold Jug McSpaden, Philadelphia’s top money-winner, slid to a 73 for 213 and Bob Hamilton of Evansville also carded 73 for 214 as rain affected play.
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Toledo
Ohio
E. J
Dutch” Harrison
Army
Little Rock
Ark
Harold “Jug” McSpaden
Philadelphia
Bob Hamilton
Evansville
Ind
Browns Reinstate Paul Dean for Conditioning Run in Minor Leagues
The St. Louis Browns announced Paul Dean has been reinstated as a pitcher and sent to Little Rock in the Southern Association for conditioning. If his arm is in shape he will join the Browns pitching roster. John Miller, rookie right-hander, was sent to Toledo on a 24 hour recall, reducing the roster to 27 men, two over the major league limit.
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Don Kinch
Carl Wessels
Navy
Wessels
Kinch
Iowa
Pete Schwinn
Great Lakes
Station
Claire Mills
Los Angeles
Harold Foreman
Burbank
Dean O'Toole
Cards
Senators
Stan Musial
Ty Cobb
Babe Ruth
Ralph Pritchard
Anzio Beach Head
Big Guns
Joe McQuiston
Quaker
Joe
Joe Nemec
Franklin
Waverly
P.S
Paul Morrison
New Guinea
Cubs
Freddie George
Alex Fidler
Seaman
AMA
U.S. Naval Air Station
Klamath Falls
Ore
Frank Miller
Fourth Avenue SE
Otto Vogel
Harold Lind
Bill Welp
South Pacific
Vogel
San Luis Obispo
Calif
ST. Louis
INL
St. Louis Browns
Paul Dean
Little Rock
Southern Association
Browns
John Miller
Toledo
Miller
Brown
Y Tennis School to Resume Instruction
The Y M C A tennis school will resume at 6 30 p m Monday on Coe College women s courts at C avenue and Fourteenth Street NE if weather permits Physical Director Guerney Day announced on Saturday The five day school was rained out last Thursday Forty three have registered and if there is sufficient interest an effort will be made to continue longer than planned Day urged unregistered players to join Monday or Tuesday evenings.
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Coe College
C Avenue
Fourteenth Street
Guerney Day
Day
Coe
Notre Dame Tennis Completes Perfect Season With Win
Notre Dame concludes an undefeated season by defeating DePauw 7-2 in South Bend. The victory marks the ninth straight win of the year and the program's third undefeated season in its history.
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South Bend
Ind
Notre Dame
DePauw
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