Tigers Take Lead in Tilt With Browns as Newhouser Shines
Detroit edged St Louis 2 to 1 in 11 innings as Hal Newhouser pitched to another win, while Emil Leonard beat the Yankees 5 3. The Dodgers moved within a game of first with a 7 4 victory over the Giants, and Philadelphia suffered its 15th consecutive defeat with a 19 0 loss to Boston.
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Doc” Cramer
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Dutch) Leonard
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Yanks Sif To 2nd Inning Box Score Disorder
Major League Box Scores show the American League game with Sif scoring on Hall’s error. Notable plays include Metro and Metkovich homers, Siebert also going deep, Flores and Estalelia among the hits, and Johnson stealing a base. Pitchers Christopher and Terry split decisions with mixed innings and multiple players named in the muddled text.
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Imco Upsets Niles Early Lead to Win
Imco overturned an early 3-0 Niles of Anamosa edge with four infield errors. Bill Reed’s three-bagger and key plays in the fifth helped the Manufacturers rally to a 6-3 victory over Niles at Daniels Park, as Guy Bruce allowed six hits in a six-hitter while Bill Rucker also pitched well for Anamosa.
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Snead and Thomson Enter Chicago Golf Championship
Sam Snead and Jimmy Thomson, two of golf's longest hitters, have entered the Victory National golf championships at Calumet country club from June 27 to July 1. Snead, ranked second to Byron Nelson in 1945 tournament play, will be making his first Chicago appearance.
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Collins Radio to Play LaPlant Nine At Daniels Tonight
Collins Radio faces LaPlant Nine at Daniels Park as night game action improves. Thursday night Fruehauf will clash with Wilsons, while Friday night Speeder and Quaker Oats square off in a battle on the field.
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Veterans Highlight 1940s Naval Service in Brief History
The text notes an individual who entered the Navy in spring 1932 and was discharged last fall, and mentions Thomson who was honorably discharged from the Coast Guard a few months ago and played in the first Victory National in 1943.
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Iowa Adds Shaw and Bowen to 1945 Football Squad
Iowa City AP reports Willard Shaw from Marshalltown and Carl Bowen from Burlington joined the University of Iowa with potential summer practice starting in August. Shaw weighed 185 pounds and stood six feet, scored 146 points last fall. Also enrolled were Elden Crees Audubon 185 pounds on undefeated teams, Douglas Spear Iowa City 190 pounds at center, and James Harding Clinton back who returns after a 1942 campus sojourn and military service.
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Standings and upcoming games in M J League
The M J League standings list Anamosa 5 28 and Pruehaul Tippeeder 4 0. Collins 4 5 0. Quaker Oats 15 16 7. LaPlant 4 1 0. Wilsons 0 6 0. Results show Manufacturers defeating Anamosa 6 to 3. Upcoming games schedule Collins versus LaPlant Thursday 6 pm Pruehaul versus Wilsons Thursday 6 pm Speeder versus Quaker Oats Friday 6 pm.
Detroit and Chicago Lead in Early American League Standings
In the American League standings Detroit leads with 26 wins and 17 losses, Chicago has 22 and 28, New York 19 and 87, while St Louis sits at 20 and 30. Tuesday results include Washington 5 New York 3 and Philadelphia 7 Boston 5 in 12 innings. Wednesday schedules list Cleveland at Chicago and St Louis at Detroit with Boston visiting Philadelphia at night.
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National League Standings and Schedule Recap
National League standings show New York leading with 28 wins and 19 losses, followed by Chicago and Pittsburgh in pursuit. Upcoming games include Cincinnati at St Louis postponed by rain and Philadelphia at Boston, with other matchups listed as night affairs.
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Cedar Rapids sports center plan urged by letter writer
A Cedar Rapids reader urges building a 10 000 seat sports facility with indoor pool and memorial to local veterans. He calls for a plan contest, a central eastern Iowa location, wide events, and funding from future growth. The letter praises local athletes and notes national pride in parks and venues.
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Ottumwa NAS Victors in Davenport Face Schick at Clinton
The Ottumwa Naval Air Station baseball team beat a Davenport municipal nine yesterday and now faces Schick Hospital at Clinton. Skyers defeated Mansen, Muni league leaders, 5-2 as Jim Donely pitched six strong innings.
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Arcaro Skips Hoop Jr in Preakness Ride
In Baltimore, Eddie Arcaro will not ride Hoop Jr at Pimlico for the 55th Preakness as he is contracted to ride Devil Diver for Greentree at Belmont on the same day. Hooper may seek Nick Jemas or William Helis may start one of six alternate nominees to ride the bay colt.
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Colonels Stay First After 4-2 Win Over Milwaukee
Louisville maintains lead in the American Association as George Diehl earns the victory in a 4 to 2 win against Milwaukee at Louisville. Indianapolis beats Kansas City 8 to 4 in Indianapolis, game halted in the eighth by rain. Toledo defeats St Paul 8 to 3 and Minneapolis tops Columbus 6 to 4.
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Carnera Tops Blevins in Italy Exhibition Bout
In Corizia Italy Primo Carnera easily outpointed Homer Blevins of the 361st Infantry in a three two minute round exhibition at the stadium Tuesday night American troops mingled with locals under bright sun and enjoyed the match. Blevins known as Tony Jack Tocco had a solid prewar pro record and hails from Butte Montana.
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