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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1947

Page

6

Weight Lifters Irked by Public Attention Says Hoff man

New York based weight lifting figure Bob Hoffman complains that the sport gets little respect while producing champions. He notes American success since 1932, mentions stars like Johnny Davis and Doc Blanchard, describes Hoffman's York Pennsylvania factory and its elite staff, and jokes about tailoring issues for muscular workers.

Oscar Fraley New York Bob Hoffman Hoffman UBF Georges Carpentier Bombardier Wells Bob Gene Tunney Muscletown U.S.A York, Pa Mr. Americas Valdosta Waycross Athleles Philadelphia Johnny Davis Davis Army Doc Blanchard

Cedar Rapids nets 10-0 win over Franklin high in practice

Cedar Rapids Tennis Association defeated Franklin high school netsters 10-0 in a Saturday practice tourney. Seniors swept all matches. J Wasta beat his father E Wasta 8-1 7-5 6-3 in singles. Netclick, Knapp, E Wasta, Palmer, Beauchamp, Pen, Van Denover won their singles. Doubles saw Ryerson, Palmer, Ball and J Wasta pairings win others.

Cedar Rapids Tennis Association Franklin High School Netsters J. Wasta E. Wasta Netclick Ball Knapp Pollander Palmer B. Fletcher Beauchamp J. Fletcher Pen Lamb van Denover Barnes Double Prletglicky Ryerson Hollander- Palmer-Ball Fletcher- J Wasta Lien-Van _Denover Barnes- Lainb

Tennis Topics Show Spring Tennis Season In Cedar Rapids

The Cedar Rapids scene opens with Don Budge and Fred Perry delivering a lively show at the coliseum. Perry, Budge, and area players like Dick Hainline and Wayne Anderson bolster Iowa Hawkeyes prospects for a Big Nine title with strong local high school schedules adding to a promising season.

Cedar Rapids Don Budge Fred Perry Coliseum Perry Budge Air Corps California University of Iowa Hawkeyes Dick Hainline Hawks Wayne Anderson Anderson Tulane Navy Pancho Segura Earl Bartlett

Roosevelt of Des Moines Wins Franklin Invitational Golf Tourney

John Goode of Roosevelt Des Moines posted 76 for medalist honors and led his team to a 319 total in the Franklin invitational. Ot­tumwa was second with 325, Franklin third at 328. Weathered Kenmore course dampness affected scores. Goode led a strong Roosevelt squad with solid 70s to seize the title.

John Goode Roosevelt Des Moines Russ Dickenson Todd Tisher Bob Goode Kenmore Ottumwa Bob Ackley Jack Carlson Dean Stoltz James Menor Iowa Johnny Stoltz Franklin Davie Rossey Glenn Chadima Davenport Jim Fahrner Jack Lambrecht John _ Goode Paul Wolfe Dick Oline Jowa City Sonny Eee Herr Cannon Fock “Garizon guOberles Kelley James Menorgg Tom Burney Deane Stoltz Lincoln Franklin Garry Moon Bill Kreutzer Dick’ Kummerfeldt David Rossey Ronnie Roland Tom Crabbe Nate Fletcher Max Shields Bi’ Wenttda pifCiudge Hixen Claude Shields Pair Swanson W. Waterloo Wilson Keny Morgensen George_ Frasher Gil Gradinger Gene Lobehart Don Kniss Gol David Stary Dick Twogood Phillip Oakes

All Star Game Ducats Go on Mail Order Sale

The Chicago Cubs announced a one week mail order sale of pairs of tickets to the major league all star game at Wrigley field on Tuesday July 8. Each order may contain exactly two tickets and requests will be accepted by mail through May 10.

Chicago Chicago Cubs Wrigley Field

Hanford Post Forms Summer Bowling Leagues

The Hanford Post of the American Legion is forming both men's and mixed bowling leagues to bowl every Friday night this summer. Mixed teams will have six members and men’s teams five. Free instruction will be offered for novices before the league opens.

Hanford Post The American Legion

Teeing Off Illy Krutzer Named Golf Enthusiast of the Week

Cedar Rapids spotlight on Billy Krutzer, Ill high’s top golfer and former caddie, as he earns Golf er of the Week. The piece traces his rise from caddying to a developing high school career and plans after graduation while noting Cedar Rapids golf growth, new driving range moves, and upcoming courses and clubs expanding for 1947. It highlights local facilities Kenmore Marion Indian Creek and Kenmore’s improved greens, plus youth golf momentum postwar.

Illy Krutzer Franklin High Billy Cedar Rapids Bill Naval Air Corps Pensacola Charlie Burkart Kenmore Marion Road Ellis Park West Side al Stieger Indian Creek Country Club Marion Bud Connell

Winning Derby 6000 to 1 shot captures Kentucky glory

Churchill Downs reports the Kentucky Derby winner as a 6000 to 1 long shot. The piece traces the colt from birth, through breeding costs and training, to a dramatic victory amid a field of 135 contenders, highlighting the sport’s enduring spectacle and the crowd’s surge.

Churchill Downs Kentucky Warren Wright Whitneys Man

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