Elks Bowling Tour Opens Here With Walter Brown Leads Singles
Walter Brown led the state Elks lodge bowling tour with 632 pins in the singles at Bowlium. Ted Nesp er and C Puth topped the doubles with 1191 total, while Burlington No 5 led teams with 2893 pins. Cedar Rapids fared poorly as top finishers remained scattered. Competition continues today as the event winds toward next weekend.
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Elks Lodge
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Nesper
Puth
Burlington
Marshalltown
Brown
G. Smith
L. Shultz
J. Toman
G. Moon
W. Brown
Cedar Rapids
Co. L. Mattice
Ft. Dodge
Iowa State Association of Elks
Mattice
Fred Niesz
Tipton Coach Eddie Tipton Guest at High School Banquet
Dr. Eddie Anderson of Iowa football will attend Tipton's annual high school athletic banquet. Tipton athletes will receive basketball awards and view moving pictures of the Iowa Minnesota game. William Naber chairs the committee and Robert Barwald will be toastmaster at a 6:30 dinner served by the Women’s Relief corps.
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Eddie Anderson
University of Iowa
William H. Naber
Robert Barewald
Women's Relief Corps
Senators Grip Grapefruit Lead in Spring Circuit
Washington Senators hold a .750 spring grapefruit circuit record with 15 wins and 5 losses, ahead of the Philadelphia Phillies at .609 with 14 and 9. The Senators also lead against major league opponents, going 5–3 for a .625 clip under manager Ossie Bluege, while the Cincinnati Reds sit second with 11–8.
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Eastern All Stars Edge West In Madison Square Garden
In New York City the Eastern All Stars won 60-59 over the Western All Stars at Madison Square Garden for the Tribune Fresh Air fund. Sid Tanenbaum of NYU hit a decisive layup with 90 seconds left, and 17-year-old Ernie Van deweghe of Colgate led scorers with 16 points.
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New York University
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Colgate
Split Toe Bone Forces Dickey To Leave Yanks
New Orleans AP reports catcher Bill Dickey suffered a right big toe injury in St. Petersburg and left the Yankees for rest in Little Rock. The bone split refuses to heal, with plans to rejoin in Atlanta on April 5.
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Aquatic Big-timers Highlight St. Louis Show
In St Louis last week the All-American Aqua Ballet showcased top divers and swimmers including Larry Griswold Beulah Detwiler and new talents from Pittsburgh and Chicago. The piece notes Maine Des Moines youth and Dorothe Schwartz Kenosha Wis as standout swimmers with records and unique learning stories.
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Cedar Rapids
Kenny Marsh
Larry Griswold
Beulah Detwiler
St. Louis
Aqua Ballet
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Ballet
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Chicago
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Armed Equals His Own Track Mark at Tropical Park
Armed, the top handicap horse, equalled his own track record in the second division at Tropical Park. He won by a head over Woolford farm's Historian, completing the mile and a furlong in 1:48 3/5, matching the time set in the first section a week earlier.
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Wilson Practice Session Announcement
The Wilson company M and J baseball team will hold a practice session at 5 p.m. on the Wilson practice ground Monday.
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Crossword Puzzle Solution Reference Page 4 Section
Crossword clues list with scattered fodder and partial phrases. Entries include period of fasting, dexterity, materials, and various wordplay hints. Several numbers correspond to puzzle positions and theme terms like race horse and prison term appear among incomplete lines.
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Quinn Upsets MacMitchell in Bankers Mile at Chicago Relays
Tommy Quinn of the New York Athletic Club edged Leslie MacMitchell in the Bankers mile at the 10th Chicago relays. MacMitchell fell on the turn but recovered to finish second as Quinn stopped the clock in 4 17.1. Ed Conwell tied the world record in the 40 yard dash, winning ahead of Barney Ewell, with Bill Mathis and Buddy Young also placing.
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New York Athletic Club
Leslie MacMitchell
New York University
Quinn
Ed Conwell
Shore Athletic Club
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Lancaster
Bill Mathis
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Canadiens Top Bruins In Stanley Cup Final Opener
Maurice Richard scored in the first sudden death overtime period to lift the Montreal Canadiens to a 4-3 victory over the Boston Bruins in the opening game of the best of seven Stanley Cup final.
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Rocket” Richard
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Iowa Baseball Team Roster and Schedule Details
The article lists Iowa pitchers and infielders including Vogel's plans with Jack Bruner Bill Martin Al Kolarik and Johnny Crees. Diehl Erickson and Dunagan show early batting potential as Cedar Rapids Bill Diehl Don Thompson and Dunagan hold infield roles. The outfield centers on Harry Rinkema with competing trios led by Wishmeir Mikolajczak and Cypra Germuska Makeever. The schedule runs from April to May featuring Navy Purdue Minnesota Wisconsin Notre Dame Chicago Northwestern Illinois.
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Jack Bruner
Bill Martin
al Kolarik
Johnny Crees
Hawk
Cedar Rapids
Bill Diehl
Don Thompson
Mapleton
Dunagan
Dale Erickson
Waukon
Des Moines
John Tedore
Waterloo
Lyle Ebner
Davenport
Harry Rinkema
Jack Wishmeir
Bob Mikolajczak
Rinkema
Claude Cypra
Larry Germuska
Don Makeever
Diehl
Erickson
Freuhaut
Ted Stark
Leo Cabalka
Collins
Theron Thomson
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Anamosa
Solon
Lamansky
Kroul
Iowa
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Tom Peterson
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Frank Bonanno
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Herb Holland
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Keith Kafer
Jack Klein
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High School Baseball Aims To Become Summer Mainstay
May schedule shown for 1946 high school baseball with sectionals May 4 7 districts May 11 14 and finals May 20 22. Notes Roosevelt high school star Al Schamberger sails for Europe with an army unit. Dr Eddie Anderson seeks spring football practice involvement at Iowa U with invites from Mason City Waverly and Danbury.
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Trosky Homer Powers White Sox in 10-4 Loss
In El Paso, Trosky hit a two run homer in the first and a 365 foot shot in the second as the Chicago White Sox fell 10-4 to the Pittsburgh Pirates. Thornton Lee gave up 10 hits in five innings and Bob Elliott hit a two run homer for Pittsburgh.
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