No Hit No Run Gem By Reid For Manufacturers
Anky Ivan Reid, the beanpole lefty for the Iowa Manufacturing Company, tossed a no hit, no run seven inning victory over Wilsons at Daniels Park. He struck out 13, a season high in M and J league play, while giving up three walks and seeing one error. Dick Ferreter started for Wilsons and pitched creditably in his first game.
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ReidThrows NoHit Win as Wedding Plans Loom at Daniels Park
Ivan Reid pitched a no hit defeat of Wilson at Daniels Park as he prepared to wed Jeannette Max. Manufacturer runs came from Ferreter and Wycoff with Ludemann homering, while Cranston errors and sharp defense aided the win. The Wilson infield turned a double play and Ferreter made a circus catch as Reid dominated with minimal hits.
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Jeannette Max
Ferreter
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Navratil
Russell
Walser
Michaels
Barre Factory vs Baseball Reveals Paul Dean’s Retirement Hint
CHICAGO INS Paul Dean of the St. Louis Browns heads to St. Louis for a talk with GM Bill DeWitt that could end his baseball career. Part owner of a barrel factory in Arkansas, the wartime labor shortage has slowed output and upturned plans alongside his famed brother Dizzy.
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Baseball program for M and J league at Daniels park
A daily schedule through Monday lists seven inning games except Saturdays Seahawk game nine innings. Tonight 5 30 Quaker Oats versus Speeder. Saturday 5 30 Iowa Naval Seahawks against Collins Radio. Sunday 2 p m Iowa Manufacturing versus Lighters and LaPlant Choate against Wilsons. Monday 6 00 Universal Engineering versus Collins Radio. Free admission with a free will collection.
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LaPlant-Choate
Wilsons
Universal Engineering
Daniels Park
Cherry Burrell Dominates Open Softball Weekend Play
Cherry Burrell tightens first place by routing Wilsons CIO 8 to 1 as McGuire exits with strong pitching. Century Engineering wins again in Industrial league 7 to 2 led by Brammer two for two while Detlefsen scattered six. Rookie division sees Knights of St George and Grace Episcopal roll to easy wins, YWCA and other leagues schedule three games Friday night.
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Don McGuire
Cherry Moundsman
Mel Wessel
Century Engineering
LaPlant-Choate
Pete Brammer
Paul Detlefsen
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Lewandowski Named Husker Grid Boss
A J Lewandowski was named acting director and head football coach at the University of Nebraska by the athletic board. He succeeds Glenn Presnell who left for naval training. Lewandowski has served on the Nebraska staff for six years and previously coached at Montana University.
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George McAfee Barred From Michigan Football
Ann Arbor Michigan Friday coach Fritz Crisler said George McAfee former Duke star and Chicago Bears player serving as a naval instructor at the University of Michigan cannot play football. Western conference rules permit only faculty instructional staff to be eligible for varsity sport.
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Reputedly the Smartest Backstop in Baseball History
John Kling of the Chicago Cubs is hailed as baseball's sharpest catcher in the Tinker to Evers to Chance era. He zeroed in on pitch-out to foil hit and run plays, directed pitchers from Three-fingered Brown to Pfeister, and starred in pennant races and World Series battles, finally winding a 12 season span with a .271 average and notable base stealing.
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Pfeister
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Roger Bresnahan
Larry Doyle
Christy Mathewson
Tyrus Raymond Cobb
Charles Webb Murphy
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Noisy John Kling Kingpins in Cubs World Series Era
Veteran catcher Noisy John Kling faced limited playing time with Houston in 1896 and joined the Cubs after leaping from St. Joseph. He caught the Cubs in the 1908 World Series loss to the Hitless Wonders and later helped beat the Tigers in 1908–09. In 1910 he appeared in three games against the Athletics before being replaced, later selling a Kansas City franchise to the Yankees and earning a reputation as a prosperous hotelier and real estate owner.
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St. Joseph
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New York Yankees
Johnny King
Braves Shut Out Phillies in Major League Box Score
Brooklyn and New York details show a 5-0 game where the Braves blank the Phillies. The box score lists pitchers, hits, errors, and RBI contributors across Brooklyn and New York squads with notes on double plays and bases on balls.
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Cronin's Bat Feats Rival Babe Ruth in Red Sox Rally
Philadelphia Visiting Athletics split with Boston as Cronin, age 36, belted three homers in a twin bill, matching Babe Ruth level feats with two men aboard. Cronin tied the first game with a seventh inning homer off Russ Christopher, then powered a doubleheader home run in each game as Boston fell 8-7 in the nightcap. other majors notes include Detroit’s struggles, Yankees edging Senators, and Cubs beating Pirates on Paul Derringer’s four-hits. Probate notices appear for Linn County executrices Bela Stehlik and Elsie Turner as well as Jos Mekota’s involvement.
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