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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1938

Page

3

Sub-District Title On The Line In Saturday Clash

Roosevelt Hotel rides a nine game win streak into the sub district playoff at Daniels Park. Managers Tvrdik and Kenney boost rosters under American Legion rules, with Roosevelt facing Dubuque for a spot to meet Davenport or Clinton next week.

Legion Dubuque Davenport Clinton Ja Ezine Cedar Rapids American Roosevelt Hotel Frank Tvrdik Red Kenney Joe Kenney Red Dolan Smulekoff American Legion St. Patrick’s High School Wilson Tvrdik Kenney Bob Hurych Bob Field Ralph Stafford Bob Tvrdik Daniels Park

M And J League Race Continues As A Close One

The fifteenth running of the M and J league pennant race shows a four team battle among Quaker Oats Iowa Light and Power Cedar Rapids Engineers and Wilson's. Quaker Oats sits atop after an 8 to 2 win over La Plant-Choate though Iowa Light and Power Wilsons and the Engineers are close behind with key games this week including Wilsons in two contests and a meeting between Iowa Light and Power and the Engineers. Standings indicate a tight race may unfold as the season advances.

Quaker Oats Iowa Light and Power Cedar Rapids Engineers Wilson la Plant- Choate

Iowa Baseball Honors Outfielders as 1939 Leaders

Iowa’s Big Ten champion team honored its top hitters by electing Art Manush Burlington left fielder and Bill Vogt Fort Madison center fielder as co-captains for 1939 while Jim George Dubuque right fielder was named the 1938 most valuable man. Coach Otto Vogel announced the mass ballot results noting Manush and George are sophomores and Vogt is a junior.

Iowa Art Manush Burlington Bill Vogt Fort Madison Hawkeye Jim George Dubuque Otto Vogel Manush George Vogt

Beatrice Barrett Wins Western Open in Golf Finals

Beatrice Barrett, 21, from Minneapolis, defeated Helen Hofman of Salt Lake 6 and 4 to win the 1938 Women’s Western Open at Broadmoor. Hofman, in her first Western Open, challenged early but Barrett surged with three straight birdies and strong finishing holes to claim the title and her first major.

Helen Hofman Salt Lake City Colorado Springs Colo Ins Beatrice Barrett Minnesota Salt Lake Patty Berg Minneapolis Babe Didrikson Houston Tex Links Miss Barrett Miss Hofman Broadmoor Miss Hofmann Barrett

Schmeling and Louis wind up training in New Jersey

Schmeling and Louis completed hard sparring sessions as prep for their title clash. Spectators Billy McCarney and Steve Dudas offered varied praise and notes on Schmeling’s legs and left hand. Louis finished a spirited four round workout and is set for his last session Sunday before the Yankee Stadium title defense.

Schmeling Billy McCarney Louis McCarney Max Steve Dudas New Jersey Heavy Hamburg Dudas Pompton Lakes N. J Joe Louis Yankee Stadium Max Schmeling George Nicholson Basher Dean Joe

Sioux City Entries Sweep Queen's Handicap At Ak-Sar-Ben

Short Skirt and Beaver County finished first and second in the queen's handicap at Ak-Sar-Ben. Short Skirt won by a nose over Beaver County as the Sioux City stable claimed the feature race Saturday.

Omaha Sioux City Short Skirt Beaver County

Hubbard Ice second in junior legion after long extra innings

Roosevelt Hotel stars advance to state playoffs as Hubbard Ice edges Smulekoff's 5 4 in the tenth. Red Kenney belts nine innings of strikeouts with 19 fanned as Hubbard Ice win late, while Al Lanning limits rallies. Final box score shows Hubbard Ice snatches second place in standings.

Roy McHugh Red Kenney Roosevelt Hotel American Legion Smulckoff Kenney Hubbard Ice Smulekoff’s Smulekoff Dubuque Jim McPartland Red al Lanning Hubbard Joe Kenney Bob Shanahan Ranning Fred Fluegel Duane Berry Red Dolan W. Pet Roosevelt Hotel Hubbard Ice Wee Eee Cities Service Ae Aneas Armstrong's

Krupp Bid for Istanbul Ankara Rail Line

Krupp's, the German steel and munitions firm, seeks to build a second railway track between Istanbul and Ankara. The line would cut travel time by four hours and provide strategic value for rapid troop transport.

Krupp’s Istanbul Ankara

Vander Meer Battled Odds To Reach The Top

Johnny Vander Meer faced long odds in rising through the minors after being noticed by Dodgers scouts in 1933. A series of trades and setbacks included a Judge Landis intervention, stints in Scranton and Nashville, and a wild, then refined pitching style under Bill McKechnie. The turning point came in spring training of 1937 when McKechnie changed his delivery to overhand, propelling him toward stardom.

Artie Pickering Pickering Fred Pridmore Pompton Lakes Dodger Pridmore Dave Driscoll Dodgers Max. Carey Sergeant Grischa Larry MacPhail Reds Johnny Dayton Scranton Bob Quinn Judge Landis Vander Meer Nashville MacPhail Durham Cincinnati Charley Dressen Syracuse Bill McKechnie

Al Bisagnano Mat Card Star At Cedar Park Thursday

Des Moines wrestling standout Al Bisagnano will headline the Cedar Park mat show next Thursday night against Alf Johnson of Minneapolis. Johnson has history defeating Rudy La Dizzi here, while Bisagnano rose from Babe Carnera to top ringside attention in New York. Otto Kuss is contractually set to meet Olaf Swenson as the preliminary.

al Bisagnano Des Moines Babe Carnera Eddie Jennings Cedar Park Bisagnano Alf Johnson Minneapolis Earl Wampler Johnson Rudy la Dizzi New York City Madison Square Garden Otto Kuss Olaf Swenson Hands

Riggs Reaches Finals in Missouri Valley Tennis Meet

Bobby Riggs moved into the Missouri Valley tennis final by defeating Kansas City’s WF. Junior Coen 6-2 6-1 6-4. Semifinal halted by rain. Hal Surface leads Don McNeill 4-3 in second set. Pat Canning, 14, of Alameda beat Mildred Crowe to reach the women’s singles final with Virginia Wolfenden. Billie Swanson beat Martha Smith to win the junior girls’ singles crown.

Kansas City Mns Bobby Riggs Coen Hal Surface Don McNeill Oklahoma City Ram McNeill Surface Pat Canning Alameda Calif Mildred Crowe Shreveport Virginia Wolfenden San Francisco Robert Curtis Fort Worth Tex Jack Gurley Sacramento Larry Dee Billie Swanson Martha Smith

Cedar Rapids Tennis Team Hosts Clinton In Dual Meet

The Cedar Rapids tennis team opens the season with Clinton today at both Country club and Kenmore courts starting at 1 pm. Cedar Rapids contenders include Roy Lutkanitsch Sumner Foster J Dennis George Hogan Charles Racer Russ Knapp John Gross Ira Carruthers and John Palmer. The women's lineup lists Margaret Biedermann Bernice Biedermann and Alberta Schuknecht.

Cedar Rapids Clinton Association Kenmore Roy Lukanitsch Sumner Foster J. D. Dennis George Hogan Charles Racer Russ Knapp John Gross Ira Carruthers John Palmer Margaret Biedermann Bernice Biedermann Alberta Schuknecht

Industrial League Scores Not Compiled

The Allied Industrial Golf league weekly results were not published this week due to the score committee not meeting. Officials expect the results to be ready for print on Monday or Tuesday.

Allied Industrial Golf League

Masonville Leads Delaware League After Forfeit Win

Special report: at a league meeting the Manchester Masonville game of June 12 was ruled a forfeit in favor of Masonville because Manchester used an ineligible player. Masonville rises to first place, Manchester drops to second in a tie with Lamont. league standings show Masonville at top.

Ryan Manchester Masonville Lamont

Diebold And Blaise Tie In Blind Bogey

A. J. Diebold and K. P. Blaise tied for first prize in Saturdays blind bogey at the Country club. A three way tie for second included Ed Nelson F C Wae ples and Don Barnes. Ties for third went to P A Stover T F Blaul O H Tousey J B Terry Howard Cherry G C Wheeler and Dr Ed Files.

A. J. Diebold K. P. Blaise Country Club Ed Nelson F. C. Waeples Don Barnes P. A. Stover T. F. Blaul O. H. Tousey J. B. Terry Howard Cherry G. C Wheeler Dr. Ed. Files

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