Boudreau Stresses Indians Balance Without Feller
Cleveland manager Boudreau says the Indians are a better all around club minus Bob Feller and aim for a first division berth. He praises Jim Bagby and Fleming, notes cohesion issues, and expects the Yankees and Red Sox to challenge as the season opens.
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EW York
INS
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Red Sox
Les Fleming
1942 Raiders Player Pat Seerey Highlights
Editor notes a thumbnail sketch of Pat Seerey from 1942 Raider baseball club. The Little Rock native is a 19 yearold rookie outfielder rated as a hard hitting prospect. He batted .330 at Appleton Wis last season with 22 doubles 8 triples and 31 homers. He bats right handed and throws right. Unmarried he answers to Pat Pudgy Yogi and other nicknames. Attended Catholic high in Little Rock he played fullback. Also plays golf and works for Rathway Express in the off season. He is 5 9 and about 200 pounds.
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Little Rock
Ark
Legion
Pat Seerey
Appleton
Wis
Pat
Catholic High
Rathway Express Agency
Calmar Baseball Beats Waucoma for Sixth Win in Row
Calmar high school baseball improved to six wins with an 8-2 victory over Waucoma on Tuesday. Krytan and Taylor, Perry and Brannon contributed to the win as Calmar moved to 6-3 on the season.
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Calmar Preps
Waucoma
Calmar
Krytan
Taylor
Perry
Brannon
Creighton Guard Mathiasen Won’t Return Next Winter
Creighton coach Eddie Hickey announced Emmett Mathiasen former St Francis star and 1941 42 guard will not return next season as he is accepted to the school of medicine.
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Omaha
Eddie Hickey
Creighton University
Emmett Mathiasen
St. Francis Academy
Council Bluffs
Creighton
School of Medicine
Bierman Outlines DeaHawk Athletic Program
Major Bernie Bierman, naval pre flight director in Iowa City, announces a full varsity and intramural program across football baseball basketball boxing wrestling swimming gymnastics and soccer for cadets. First cadets arrive May 28 with a tentative 12 football games including St Mary's Georgia and North Carolina.
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Bernie Bierman
Minnesota
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Navy
Iowa
Bierman
St Mary’s
Georgia
North Carolina
West Union Nine Wins Fayette County Title
West Union High School clinched the Fayette County conference baseball title by defeating Hawkeye 8 to 5 on Tuesday at Hawkeye. West Union had only lost to Fayette earlier in the season before reversing that decision. against Clermont the team pulled a triple play with Biermann to Crandall. Dick Banning is baseball coach at West Union.
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Fayette County
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Fayette
Clermont
Biermann
Crandall
Dick Banning
Fencing, Frisch, and Derby Bits From a Busy Week
The column notes a $10 gate at a Big Ten fencing meet with 25 paid admissions, and a $73 deficit. It recalls Frisch’s sharp quotes about umpires, Ford Frick’s home plate ban, and Pro Baseball antics. Derby Day crowds, defense stamps, and a Raiders game managerial swap are also touched.
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Finois U
Wayne University
Farrington
Sporting News
Frankie Frisch
Frisch
Onele Franz
Man In Blue
Ford Frick
Whitney Martin
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Whitney
Evers
Jevat
Busazsas
Salary Incentive Pays Tigers Star If He Reaches Runs
Rudy York of the Detroit Tigers operates under a bonus plan paying $4000 for 100 or more runs scored.
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NEA
Rudy York
Detroit Tigers
Local Women Bowlers Begin National Test in Milwaukee
Cedar Rapids will send seven teams to Milwaukee for the annual National Women's Bowling Congress events. Teams include Bishops Armstrongs Red Crown Recreation Novak s Amusement Machines Standard Glass and Paint and two Eagles squads. The group will compete in singles and doubles with a Monday Tuesday business meeting. Delegates from Cedar Rapids are Clarice Filt brunne Jennie Lendquist Leone Borschel Goldie Broussard Leta Nezerna. Milwaukee hosts 1900 teams and 55 000 in prizes through June 8.
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Milwaukee
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Bensineer’s
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Red Crown Recreation
Novak's Amusement Machines
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Vna
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Leone Borschel
Goldie Broussard
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Reds Obtain Shoun For Pitching Staff
The St Louis Cardinals sold Packer Clace Shoun, a left handed pitcher, to the Cincinnati Reds for an undisclosed sum. This comes as pitching moves continue after the earlier sale of Bill Lohrman to the New York Giants. Shoun was previously with Chicago Cubs in 1938 in the Dizzy Dean trade. he won three and lost seven last season.
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Dizzy Dean
Chicago
Anamosa Names Earl Klineman as Next Basketball Coach
Anamosa Superintendent G B Kinser announced Earl Klineman will be head basketball coach at Anamosa High School next year. Klineman, whose Springville team posted a strong record, will replace Fred Shadle who resigned after James Dardis enlisted in the army. Klineman, a graduate of Iowa State Teachers College, will also teach industrial arts at Anamosa.
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G B Kinser
Earl Klineman
Anamosa High School
Klineman
Springville
Fred Shadle
James Dardis
Shadle
Klinzman
Iowa State Teachers College
Weather postpones Iowa lights games and league schedule
Severe cold and wet grounds force postponement of Iowa lights games with Universal Crusher and others. The Moo and J league La Plant Cronate and the Quakers are rescheduled for Friday, pending clearer conditions and ground suitability.
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la Plant-Cronate
Quakers
Missouri runner sidelined after pulled muscle during Drake meet
A Missouri athlete suffered a pulled muscle while competing at Drake University, forcing him to miss the rest of the spring season. Walters and other teammates stood by as the event concluded, with medical staff evaluating the impact on upcoming meets.
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University of Mie
Orarps
Missouriales
Dash
Walters
Washington relaxes rules to ease new car purchases
New and relaxed regulations make it simpler for eligible buyers to establish the need for a new car. Authorities outline steps to obtain a Certificate of Purchase and secure prompt assistance in the process.
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