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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1952
Page
9
Philadelphia and New York teams clash with players named in the boxscores. The game details include hits, outs, innings, and pitching notes with line scores and totals for both teams.
Waterloo bowler Roy Granneman at 43, a grandfather and manager, surged to second in the ABC all events with 1,957 pins. He averages 217.4 and led with 636 team 649 doubles 672 singles as Steve Nagy of Cleveland led with 2,065.
Grinnell defeated Cornell 99 44 to 31 44 in a Tuesday dual meet. Eight records fell as Gardiner Dutton led Grinnell with a pole vault win and high jump tie while placing third in the broad jump. The mile relay team cut more than five seconds off the old mark with a 3 39.2 performance.
The Cedar Rapids Bowling Association sets its annual meeting and banquet for 6 30 p m on May 15 at Sokol Hall. Representatives from city leagues and winners, along with current officers, will attend. A new slate of officers will be elected.
La Crosse State Teachers defeated Luther College 6 1 in a tennis meet held Tuesday in Decorah Iowa. The match showcased Wisconsin players in a decisive victory over Luther College.
Marion won the triangular meet with 80 points, DeWitt 73, Monticello 59. DeWitt’s Jimmy Stewart cleared 5 6 in the high jump but did not place higher as Marion dominated events and will face Vernon and next week’s district meet.
Despite fragmented text, the item outlines a church league plans for summer softball with an eight team circuit and possible four teams accommodated. opening date pending applications and open for Brethren league participation.
Roosevelt defeated Wilson 2 1 in a varsity tennis match on Monday. Reserve players filled the rest of the lineup with all squads seeing action as Myron Bloom and Jim Sailor posted wins for Wilson.
Cliff Hotel of Cincinnati joins the Three-I umpire staff as a replacement for the retired Bill Walsh. Umpire Hal Totten announced the addition on Wednesday. Hotel will work his first game Thursday in Cedar Rapids against Waterloo.
Swab Motors dominated early errors as Joes Steel, led by Quinby in his managerial debut, fell behind after two innings at Daniels park. Lipp, Kvach and Fedders sparked offense with three singles and a bloop double, while Fulton and Ford powered Swab's rally.
Elvin Clark Mantle, 40, father of major league star Mickey Mantle, died Tuesday in a Denver sanitarium after a cancer illness. He was brought to Denver March 12 from Commerce Oklahoma, with cancer listed as the cause of death.
Coe college canceled the baseball game scheduled for 3:34 pm Wednesday at Memorial Stadium against the Teachers due to rain. The game will not be rescheduled. A night game is planned for Wednesday May 14 at the same venue against the University of Iowa.
The Cedar Rapids ball club announces a Memorial Day game at the Cedar Rapids stadium on May 30. The Israelite House of avid team will meet Havana at 8 p.m. Tickets follow regular prices. Cedar Rapids Three-I league club also plan a May 30 double header in Keokuk.
In Burlington the flood along the Mississippi River forces changes to the baseball timetable. A one-day stand was agreed to permit postponements, shifting games between June and August as teams adjust to the disrupted schedule.
Keokuk report says Hal Totten announces a Three-I league decision to move a series to assist Davenport as Tigers and another team prepare.
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