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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1944

Page

16

Iowa nine district playoff teams set after sectional finals

Defending Corwith and Moneta Nines advance as eight other districts reach finals. Sectional winners include Woden, Guthrie Center, Dowling Des Moines, Arnolds Park, Van Meter, Atkins, Maxwell, and New Market with notable no hit efforts and lopsided wins shaping the Mason City Wiota and Des Moines race toward finals.

Des Moines Iowa Corwith Woden Moneta Arnolds Park Hartley Guthrie Center Dowling Eddie Briggs New Market Mount Ayr Bud Nissen Mesery Meservey Swaledale Wayne Kenney Maxwell Nevada al Gibney Atkins van Horne Davenport Adair Wiota Mason City Garner Manson—Manson Pomeroy Manning—Audubon Breda Norway Atkins G. Shellsburg Rudd—Nashua Floyd Waverly Shell Rock Waverly Wyman—Cotter & Wyman

Ed Barrow Observes 76th Birthday With Yankees Leader

New York AP Ed Barrow president of the world champion Yankees and a leading baseball figure marked his 76th birthday on a Wednesday.

NEW York Ed Barrow Yankees

Cardinals Players Face Induction Prelims May Sixteenth

ST LOUIS INL The armed services caught up with one member of the St Louis Cardinals Wednesday and two more were scheduled for pre induction physical examinations May 16. Pitcher George Munger was accepted for service after a Jefferson Barracks examination. Stan Musial and George Fallon were ordered to report May 16 for physicals. The St Louis Browns announced Ray Campbell was rejected and a decision on Al Zarilla was pending X rays.

ST. Louis INL Armed Services St. Louis Cardinals George Munger Jefferson Barracks Stan Musial George Fallon St Louis Browns Ray Campbell al Zarilla

Camp Mc Coy Edges Minnesota 5 4 In Long Seventh Inning

Clem Markland and Eldon Cunningham scored the tying and winning runs in the eighth inning as Camp Mc Coy defeated Minnesota 5 to 4. Markland reached on a walk and Cunningham scored on an error to break a 4 all tie.

Minneapolis Clem Markland Eldon Cunningham Camp McCoy University of Minnesota

Hotel Juniors Edge Rozek In Tight 2-1 Junior Legion Clash

In a pitching duel at Daniels Park Tuesday night Roosevelt Hotel and Armstrongs met in a Junior Legion headliner. Harry Farmer earned the win with an 11 strikeouts while Rozek allowed only one earned run. The Hotel Juniors pushed across two runs, including a fourth inning squeeze by Andrews, and held on as Farmer fanned the final batter to seal a 2-1 victory.

Efty Rozek Harry Farmer Daniels Park Legion Armstrongs Roosevelt Hotel Farmer Lefty Southwest Armstrong Hotel Rozek Coburn Andrews D. Havlik Red Jennings Holden Usher Callen O.K Ray Bader aArmstranss Stramel Birkicht Bader Farmerp Rien Ngs Callan Birekicht V Havilk D. Havilk Jennines Farm Reczek D. Havar Balley and Stone

Brewers Stretch Association Lead In League Play

The Milwaukee Brewers widened their American Association lead to four and a half games, winning 7 to 2 against Toledo and extending their streak to six. Indianapolis lost their 10th straight, 9 to 8 in 10 innings to Minneapolis, in a game that opened under interim manager Bob Logan. Elmer Singleton earned Kansas City a 2 to 1 win over Columbus, while Louisville stopped a four-game skid with a 3 to 2 victory over St Paul.

Associated Press Milwaukee Brewers Toledo Indianapolis Tribe Minneapolis Indians Bob Logan Bernard Mike’ Kelly Owen Donie” Bush Bush Elmer Singleton Kansas City Columbus Louisville St. Paul

Schoolboy Rowe's Homer Lifts Great Lakes Past Phillies

Lt. Comdr. Mickey Cochrane planned to use Schoolboy Rowe as an outfielder when not pitching and he delivered a two run homer in the seventh to break a scoreless tie. The Great Lakes team beat the Philadelphia Phillies 3 to 1 as Virgil Trucks and Bill Brandt limited the Phillies to four hits.

Great Lakes Mickey Cochrane Aeapue Virgil Trucks Bill Brandt Phillies

Standings and Schedule for National and American Leagues

National League standings show St Louis Brooklyn Philadelphia New York Cincinnati Boston Pittsburgh Chicago all atop with varying win losses. Open date notes Tuesday results and Wednesday matchups including Boston at Pittsburgh New York at Cincinnati Philadelphia at Chicago Brooklyn at St Louis. American League standings list St Louis New York Boston Washington Philadelphia Chicago Detroit Cleveland with open date and planned night games St Louis at Washington Chicago at Philadelphia Detroit at New York Cleveland at Boston.

Pet St. Louis Brooklyn Philadephia New York Cincinnati Washington Chicago Philaadelphia Detroit Cleveland Boston

Platter Favored In Preakness by Derby Expert

Ted Peppers surveys the implied bets for the Preakness, naming Platter as top pick over Pensive. He notes Count Fleet alumnus Johnny Longeden will ride Platter and discusses Derby performances, surfaces, and jockeys including Eddie Arcaro and Georgie Woolf, while recounting late drama around Pensive and Broadcloth.

Pensive Come Prophet Platter Johnny Longeden Count Fleet Georgie Woolf Woolf Arcaro Broadcloth McCreary

Yankee ace Spud Chandler joins Camp Sibert for training

Spurgeon Spud Chandler, former New York Yankee pitching ace, reported Wednesday to Camp Sibert for basic army training. He was accepted for limited service weeks ago and will stay six to 13 weeks. Camp Sibert sits in the northern state area about 100 miles north of Birmingham.

Camp Sibert INS Spurgeon ‘Spud’ Chandler New York Yankee Pvt. Chandler Army Birmingham

Earle Meadows Clears 14 Feet At Chinese Meet

Curley haired Earle Meadows a lean former Olympic pole vaulter now a first lieutenant and special service officer at Maj. Gen. Claire L. Chennault's HQ cleared 14 feet in an exhibition in China. The performance adds an unofficial vault record to his career after an 18 month layoff.

Fourteenth Air Force China Earle Meadows Berlin Meadows Claire L. Chennault

Yale Grid Games Eight Planned for Yale Football Schedule

Yale's eight game season schedule is set with one date left open awaiting Princeton's final decision on continuing or abandoning the sport. Ogden Miller, Yale Director of Athletics, announced the completed slate for next fall in New Haven Connecticut.

New Haven

Boxing results from New York to Hartford heavy with names

The Associated Press report lists multiple boxing results across cities. Frank Terry and Rocky Graziano win by points or stoppage against opponents in Buffalo and Newark, with each bout showing fighter ages and locations.

Associated Press New York Frank Terry Brookson Bispoin Johnny Jones Nartford Conn Joe Reddick Jerson N. Js Rob Wade Newark N. TL

Publicity urged to boost prep baseball participation

The high school baseball picture shows only about 32 percent participation despite 96 percent of schools backing basketball. Reports from New Orleans and Bergen County highlight publicity as a key to renewed interest, noting strong crowds, coaching quality, and cross-town support.

New York New Orleans Bergen County Rumson N. J Mike Jacobs Mike Roland Frenchy) Glady Braves England Frenchy del Bissonette Quebec Cardinals Eastman-Landis Johnny Beazley Memphis Aaron Perry Bummy Davis Madison Square Garden Aaron Football Dodgers Brooklyn “Tigers

Ike Kepford Slated For Wildcat Honors

Evanston Illinois AP Lt Ike Kepford former Northwestern football star and navy ace will receive the alumni association award of merit for outstanding alumni achievement. Kepford with 16 enemy planes shot down and last week awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross will narrate his Southwest Pacific experiences.

Evanston Ike Kepford Northwestern University Navy Kepford Southwest Pacific

Platter Set to Upset Pensive in Preakness Showdown

New York AP report notes Pensive aims to extend Derby dominance but Platter, owned by George D. Widener and trained by Ben Jones, seeks an upset at Pimlico in the Preakness after a cautious spring build up. Pensive has dazzled crowds in Louisville while Platter prepares for a tougher challenge.

Jones Pensive Granmip New York Warren Wright Jamaica Louisville Ben Jones Charger Pilate George D. Widener Platter Widener Pimlico Mr. Jones

Quaker Oats Meets Speeder Tonight At Daniels Park

In the M and J league at Daniels Park Link-Belt Speeder meets Quaker Oats for its second race appearance. It marks the first 1944 Quaker Oats show. Friday features Collins Radio vs LaPlant Choate, and Sunday Iowa Engineering faces Quaker Oats in twin bill action following an opener between Iowa Manufacturing and Becks.

Daniels Park Quaker Oats Quakers Collins Radio LaPlant- Choate Tangle Iowa Engineering Junior Legion Iowa Manufacturing Becks

Platter Eyes Preakness After Belmont Workout

Widener colt Platter finished behind Rodney Stone by a length in the six furlong Zev purse at Jamaica. Platter, later rated in Belmont work on Tuesday, covered a mile and a furlong in 1953 and trainer Mulholland said a Pimlico trip hinges on a smooth prep with a likely chances at the Preakness.

Jamaica Widener Rodney Stone Platter Belmont Mulholland Pimlico

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