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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1944

Page

2

Armstrong Softball Week Sees Most Games Postponed

A weather hindered week limits play with 30 games postponed and 13 to be made up this week. Sunday features LaPlant-Choate versus Quaker Oats in Major League openers while Armstrongs face Iowa Manufacturing in the open division.

Quaker Oats LaPlant-Choate Armstrongs Iowa Manufacturing All Diamonds Iowa Steel First Trust and Savings Collins Radio First Trust and Savings Towa Manufacturing Co-op Dairy Cherry Burrell Y.M.C.A Century Engineering Beck’s Beck's Eagles Norday John Becks First Trust & Savings Fames Bakers A. F. of Seoliiss Radio Iowa Mfg Factory Century Eng Baker's Local Towa Miz Universal Eng RM. OC Collings Radio Iowa Breel Cal L. No Church of Brethren Bell Transfer Iowa Typewriter Evangelical Bush Col-ling Radio Iowa Mfc Jessue First Trust É Savings Iowa Mfg Co-op Dalry Cherry-Burrell Calvary Baptist A. FP C. A Century Eng Becks Banitary_Dairy W. M. T. Tary Dairy Ite Turper Wadlo Iowa Steenser

Fire at Detroit fairgrounds kills groom and many horses

A blaze at Detroit fairgrounds fatally burned groom David Scott of Lakewood and left another groom, Mike Airs of Louisville, seriously injured after horses trampled him. Detroit Racing association head George Lewis reported 32 horse carcasses recovered from two stables, with damage totaling about 25 000 dollars. About 50 horses may be out of racing for months amid a delayed program.

Mike Airs Louisville George Lewis Detroit Racing Association Lewis Bell Buzzer Charles Sanborn Lexington David J. Ferguson Detroit Ferguson Fairgrounds

Valdina Foe Wins Lincoln Handicap at Hawthorne Park

Valdina Foe owned by John Marsch won the $5,000 Lincoln Handicap at Hawthorne park finishing ahead of Choppy Sea and Equifax. Otto Grohl rode Valdina Foe, which paid $8.40, $4.20 and $2.60. Choppy Sea paid $6.00 and $3.00, Equifax $2.60.

Valdina Foe Chicago John Marsch Lincoln Fields Hawthorne Park Choppy Sea Equifax Otto Grohl Valdiia Foe Equifox

Apache Sets Aqueduct Track Record in Hermes Handicap

Belair Farm's Apache won the Hermes handicap at Aqueduct, clocking 1 04 4 5 for five and a half furlongs. He led from start to finish, beating Brownie and Bill Sickle. odds were 3.40 to win and 2.20 for place. The record bested Devil Diver’s prior mark set in 1942.

NEW York Belair Farm Apache Aqueduct Greentree Stable Devil Diver Brownie Bill Sickle

Rozek Wins Tight Duel as Engineers Edge Collins Radio

Rozek earns the win with solid pitching while Collins helps by holding off a late charge. Key moments include Gearhart, Northrup, and Heins driving in runs, with Parked hits and miscues shaping the seventh inning.

Gaffney Shedeck Rozek Collins Anderson Bednasek Reid Gearhart Heinze Schwerke Vernon Bed Nasek Northrup Heins Rozes Havik Bendorf Benedict Cashman

Hayes Drives Home Big Hit to Lift Yankees Over Phillies

In a late rally Hayes delivered a decisive blow as Hal Epps walks and Jo Jo White triple set up the scoring. Black earned the win after Turner took the loss in a tight pitchers duel between Philadelphia and New York.

Berry Hal Epps Jo Jo White Roberto Estallela Hayes Jim Turner Philadelphia New York Garrison Stinn'sab White Metheny Estabilach Rosethallt Lindellcf Siebert Etten Koll Hemssey Bush Miles Hes Rullo Donaldo Flores Kell Jessee Lindell Grimes Estatella Busch Blebert Ssuirnweiss Milosevich Fiores Donald Rommel Grieve Weafer Garrisontf Olstirwelssab White Rf O Rosenthauf Ubindellef Biebert Ietten Db Esseu Vo Rosenthal Garbark Stirnweiss Burnweiss Zuber Black Turner

Line-ups Named For Jr Legion All Star Game

Plans and line ups for the Junior Legion All Star game set for Tuesday June 20 at Daniels Park are announced by coaches Joe Schaber and Russ Schamberger. The east side squad from Town Mfg Armstrong's Beck's includes Marion Heins Dick Rozek Roy Sorenson Jim Schaber and Don Broulik among others. West side from Roosevelt Hotel Smulekoff's and Butternut Bakers features Don Andrews Bill Coburn Bill Birkicht Lee Bailey Ray Petrzelka Don Martin Naughton Havlik with later action by Manny Wise George Schamberger Usher Van Cleve Medhus Canterbury and Stodola.

Daniels Park Joe Schaber Russ Schamberger Schaber East Side Town Mig Armstrong’s John Beck Schamberger West Side Roosevelt Hotel Smulekoff’s Butternut Baker Jim Schaber Iowa Dostal Beck Phillipps Beck’s Ray Sorenson Iowa Mfg McAreavy Panther Don Broulik Jim Ryan George Sundberg Don Clemmer Mig Bob Jennings Callan Wayne Harger Don Andrews Bill Coburn Bill Birkicht Lee Bailey Bakers Ray Petrzelka Don Martin

City Tennis Meet Pairings Announced

City tennis meet pairings for the men s doubles were announced for the Cedar Rapids Tennis Association courts at Kenmore. Lee Meinert beat Duane Hersch 6-2 in singles while Jim McAndrews defeated Don Cass 6-4. Doubles slate includes Hunt with McAndrews and several other pairs with byes noted.

Cedar Rapids

Death of Bud Groves in action at M and J league area

The Gazette notes the death of Bud Groves a standout baseball player for Wilsons in the M and J leagues. It recalls his great character and impact on fans and peers, with tributes from Cedar Rapids readers and friends.

Bud Groves Wilsons M and J Louis States Brownlie Bill Legion Ed McHugh England Cedar Rapids Bill Kelly O'Reilly‘ General Hospital Springfield Jim Pickford Rollo Pickford Tenth Street Fifth Avenue Speck Collogan Hawaii

National League Baseball: Doubleheader Highlights and Scores

Confusing stitched recap covers late inning rallies. Ott, Workman and Kluttz homer for New York in the first game while Voiselle takes loss. In the Philadelphia Dodger tilt, Bordagaray and Owen spark a ninth inning surge as Brooklyn edges Philadelphia 4-3. Kurowski later homers to lift St Louis 2-1 over Pittsburgh.

New York Boston Abhoa Ruckercef Ol Holmes He’mann Phillips tMead dlRyan Ottrf Niemannf Medwicklf Workmannf Weint'ub Etchison Reyes Kluttz Muncusec Witel'annss Kerr Volsellep Sioan Seward Volselle Hausmann Ryan Medwick Ross Straub Wright Masic sOardella O|etchsonib 2050 Jurces.3b © 0 2 1)Macon.1b 11%30 Lombardic 405 i|Witelm Nas Klopp Sandlock Cardon Hofforth Giants Braves Hausman Lombardi Pyle Gardella Mass Adama J Hutchinson Blopp ST. Louis Whitey Kurowski Pittsburgh Pirates Kurowski George Munger Roe Strineevich Louis Oe Etrincevich Lopez Munger W. Cooper

Arlington and Washington Parks Open 70 Day Racing Meet

Arlington and Washington Parks launch a coordinated 70 day racing program with $1 700 000 in stakes and purses at Washington Park to comply with Office of Defense Transportation regulations. Arlington opens first with the $5 000 Beau Pere purse on Monday.

Chicago Arlington Washington Parks Washington Park Office of Defense Transportation

Bundy Wins Grass Court Title In Tight Final

Bundy defeated Miss Arnold in a gripping finish after saving match points, using aggressive overheads to place shots and seal the championship. Bill Talbert of Indianapolis crushed Ralph Dilley of Cleveland 6-0 6-0 6-2, dominating from start to finish to pace his doubles plan.

Miss Arnold Bill Talbert Indianapolis Ralph Dilley Cleveland

Parker Wins 100 Meter at AAU Junior Championships

Charley Parker, the San Antonio sprinter, won the 100-meter feature at Randalls Island in 11.1 seconds after trailing early. Nedd and Mathis followed, with Mathis second and Nedd third. Hulse won the 1,500 meters, and Simms led the 1,500 junior run. Michalski claimed the 400 meters, while Heddy captured the high jump at six feet six inches.

New York INS Charley Parker San Antonio Texas Randalls Island Stadium Parker Rudy Nedd New York Pioneer Club Nedd Bill Mathis Washington, D. C Mathis Bill Hulse New York A. C. Star Bill Rafferty NYAC Rudy Simms New York University Bill McGuire New York Ja.c Simms Edward Michalski George Heddy Montclair N. J

Notre Dame Purdue Assigned Midwest Top Prep Athletes

Notre Dame and Purdue will receive several of the Midwest's top prep athletes who have joined navy aviation and must report July 1. Eligible for intercollegiate play Nov. 1 are Mount Carmel end George Benigni Amundsen captain Bill Chandler Elmhurst star James Dunn St George quarterback Marty Wendell and Milwaukee halfback John Brennan. Purdue adds Morton high tackle Pete Barbabolek and Indiana group John Lanman Culver John Scott Gary Joe Lay Ridgeville Johnny Baker Kokomo.

Chicago INS Notre Dame Purdue Midwest Navy George Benigni Mount Carmel Bill Chandler Amundsen James Dunn Elmhurst Marty Wendell St. George John Brennan Pete Barbabolek Morton Indiana John Lanman Culver Military Academy John Scott Gary Joe Lay Ridgeville Johnny Baker Kokomo

Wakefield Drives Iowa Preflight Past Onthank 10 4

Dick Wakefield, Tigers’ 1943 rookie, homered and singled off Hal Manders to power the Iowa Preflight team to a 10 to 4 win over Onthank in Des Moines. Vern Thompson pitched 12 hits allowed as the Preflighters extended their win streak to nine.

Des Moines Dick Wakefield Detroit Tigers Hal Manders Tiger Iowa Onthank Wakefield Vern Thompson Seahawks Memank Peseres Sere Thompson Pastkowski Gates Manders Bell Martens

Nelson leads with five stroke edge in golf tourney

Nelson built a five stroke lead finishing with 66 after rounds of 34 32 66, birdies on holes 1 7 9 10 12 15, and par on remaining. Vic Ghezzi sat five behind at 275, with Mike Turnesa third at 212 after a 74 Saturday. Gene Sarazen faltered on the final hole, finishing 217 after a seven on par four.

Nelson Vic Ghezzi Atlantic City Mike Turnesa White Plains Harold “Jug McSpaden Philadelphia Herman Barron Gene Sarazen Darien Conn Sarazen Gene

By Jimminy Wins Shevlin Handicap at Aqueduct

Ted Atkinson aboard By Jimminy led from start to finish to win the featured ten thousand dollar added Shevlin Handicap at Aqueduct. Stir Up ridden by Eddie Arcaro finished second with Stymie piloted by Jimmy Stout third as the photo finish showed clear separation.

Jimminy Ted Atkinson Shevlin New York Stir Up Stymie

Miklos Heads to Nashville on Cubs Recall Basis

Chicago Cubs manager Charley Grimm announced that pitcher John Miklos, a Chicago policeman, has been optioned to Nashville in the Southern Association with a possible 24 hour recall.

Chicago INS Charley Grimm Chicago, Cubs John Miklos Nashville

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