Indians Pin pennant hopes on Boudreau rebuild plan
Cleveland manager Lou Boudreau seeks to fix the lineup with Fleming and Mack out and Heath likely to come to terms. The Indians must replace outfielders and infielders, consider trading pitchers, and rely on catching and pitching depth to chase the American League pennant.
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Ray Mack
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Cadet spring football coaches named at Navy Preflight Iowa City
Twelve outstanding gridiron figures to coach the cadet teams for the spring intramural football schedule at the navy preflight school in Iowa City. Lieut Col Bernie Bierman announces the lineup including Lieut Dennis Myers and Lieuts Clyde Carpenter Ben Douglas Ray Antil Dwight Hoover Fred Faurot Jr Dick Fisher Jim Langhurst Frank Johnson and Ensigns Forest Evashevsky John Michelosen and E C Bricklemeyer. Myers reports next week. Carpenter led Montana before. Johnson coached at South Carolina. Faurot connected to Parsons college. Douglas led Grinnell college. Hoover previously coached in Fairfield.
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Iowa City
Navy
Bernie Bierman
Dennis Myers
Clyde Carpenter
Ben Douglas
Ray Antil
Dwight Hoover
Fred Faurot
Dick Fisher
Jim Langhurst
Frank Johnson
Forest Evashevsky
John Michelosen
E. C. Bricklemeyer
Myers
Boston
Carpenter
University of Montana
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Don Faurot
Parsons College
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University of South Carolina
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Grinnell College
Hoover
University of Iowa
Nick Crayne
Fairfield High School
White Sox rout Tigers in Evansville exhibition clash
The Chicago White Sox beat the Detroit Tigers 7 to 6 in an Evansville exhibition. Roy Henshaw yielded four runs in the seventh inning as Chicago rallied after slipping behind early. About 4,000 fans attended.
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Alburnett Happy Workers win Linn 4-H Cage Meet
Alburnett Happy Workers defeated Mt. Vernon Knight Riders 23 to 15 to win the Linn county 4-H basketball championship at Marion High School. In semifinals, Alburnett beat Putnam Pals 30 to 12 and Mt. Vernon beat Linn Busy Bees 21 to 10.
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Sally Green Wins Fourth Consecutive US Table Tennis Title
Sally Green of Indianapolis captures her fourth straight US women's singles title in St Louis, defeating Mrs. Clouther 21-0 21-8 21-14. Bill Holzrichter of Great Lakes wins the men's singles title, beating Tiber Hazi of Washington DC.
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Indianapolis
United States
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Great Lakes
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Clouther
Arlington
Mass
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Play Tonight Quaker Oats Basketball Team at Ra Floor
Play tonight as Quaker Oats basketball team hosts N Food at Ra Floor. The event highlights season action with both teams aiming for a strong showing on home court.
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TRAINING CAMP BRIEFS HINT AT ROSTER SHIFTS
In Asbury Park New Jersey manager Joe McCarthy weighs revising the infield as rookie George Stirnweiss, listed 3A for family reasons, is reclassified to 1A. At Bear Mountain the Dodgers resume indoor workouts after a 7-6 exhibition win over Montreal and Durham. Van Lingle Al sort, Orengo shine for Giants at Lakewood. Priddy to third for Senators after signing 1943 contract. Andrews sidelined with a hand bruise for 3-4 days. Peters eyes Indians infield berth after 12-3 win as Edwards hits homer.
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Red Marion
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Cardinals hold intra squad tilt as pitching depth tested
Cairo Illinois report notes St Louis Cardinals practicing defense of the National League title with eight pitchers taking the mound in a 12 inning intra squad game against the Gonzales Cardinals. Wares used Mark Cooper George Decking Max Lanier and Donnelly while Gonzales called on Ernie White Lowe Pollet Ted Wilka and George Arteaga Fea Sg NT.
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Max Lanier
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Lowe Pollet
Ted Wilka
George Art Ealie Fea
Third All-State Picked by IDPA Lists Ace Cagers
IDPA lists eight high school players as the 1943 third all-state basketball team. From Trinity Sioux City to Ottumwa, the selections include Leroy Thoren Grundy Center, Bob Gilligan Trinity, Mas Wacon Harlan, Stanley Straatsma Slonv Center, Ives Diagonal, Norman Munk Wrote, Charles McMurras Webster City, and Dave Williams Ottumwa. Each standout brings strong defense, scoring, and leadership as seniors or juniors.
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Grundy Center
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Daily Press Association
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Ty Cobb Equal in Baseball Ability and Wagner’s Gentlemanly Play
Harry Grayson recalls Ty Cobb and Honus Wagner as rivals with contrasting temperaments. Wagner marshals offense and defense with foot speed and fielding prowess while Cobb pursues aggressive baserunning and self defense on the field. Wagner declines vaudeville and business temptations, keeping a clean image that matches his Hall of Fame talent.
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War year adds doubt to Wilkes-Barre Eastern league club
The Sporting News preview on the Wilkes-Barre Eastern league club notes limited experienced players with Phil Seghi at third and Jim McDonnell Cliff Mapes catching. Outfield features Pat Seercy. pitching candidates include Winslow Stroupe Wayne Pennington Ambrose Palica and Gus Pruesser amid wartime constraints. Also reflections compare Knute Rockne with Clark Shaughnessy and the enduring impact of football tactics.
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Gene Desautels
Denning
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al Milnar
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Cedar Rapids
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Knute Rockne
Clark Shaughnessy
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Ohio State Tankers Seek Third National Crown
Ohio State University swimmers, fresh off Big Ten titles, aim to complete a national AAU sweep in New York this weekend. Coach Mike Peppe led the Buckeyes to five individual championships and 81 points to 47 for runner-up Michigan at the national collegiate meet.
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City Cedar Rapids land dispute in Linn County Iowa notice
District Court of Iowa Linn County May Term 1943 Joseph M Sinaiko plaintiff petitions to confirm ownership of the southeast one hundred feet of lots 4 and 5 block 53 and adjacent tracts in Original Town Cedar Rapids with numerous defendants. The suit seeks exclusive fee simple title and quieting of title with a May 17 1943 court date and publication in Cedar Rapids Gazette.
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Cedar Rapids Women’s Bowling Caps Tie For Singles Title
In the Cedar Rapids Women’s Bowling Association handicap tournament, Georgia Frasinger and Helen Zrudsky tied for first in the singles with 543 pins each. They split a total prize of 9.75 dollars. doubles winners were Helen Dapper and Grace Clark, with Leta Nezerka winning all-events. The long event ran Sunday from opening to about 10:30 PM with 80 competitors over five shifts.
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Cedar Rapids Handballers Fall in AAU Meet
Paul Nissen of Cedar Rapids reached the semi finals before losing to John Carr of Des Moines as Max Everett defaulted in the finals with a shoulder injury. Bob Kutchera also bowed out after a first round forfeit to George Fish. Des Moines hosts champions Tutt Goode and Davies in other titles.
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Wally Schang Named Utica Braves Manager
Wally Schang, who batted .300 across seven major league seasons with the Athletics Red Sox and Yankees, has been named manager of the Utica Braves of the Eastern League in an announcement on Monday.
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