Indians Pass Up Haefner Boner Treated by Veeck
Cleveland owner Bill Veeck passed on signing Mickey Haefner in a winter deal with Washington. Haefner shut out the Indians 1-0 led by Larry Doby's first inning single as the Senators extended their winning streak to eight. Haefner, age 36, was unsigned by Cleveland amid a 5-13 record last season. Doby reached third once and was on base twice in a one hit game for Cleveland. Hal Newhouser lost his no hit bid in the fifth as the Yankees defeated Detroit 6-1 to widen the AL lead.
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Baseball schedule and results list with rain postponements
The page lists results for Tuesday with St. Louis at Brooklyn and Cincinnati at Philadelphia postponed by rain. It shows probable pitchers for Wednesday and games planned for Thursday across the National and American Leagues, including matchups like Cincinnati at New York and St. Louis at Boston.
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Michigan State Athletes Compare Against Crimson and Ink
Readers exchange letters praise Michigan State football and other sports, noting MSU led NCAA competition this year with six national tournaments and top finishes. Responses question accuracy of college rosters and eligibility rules, referencing DiMarco Sitko Levanti and Illinois centers with archival corrections.
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LaPlant defeats Me Too 4 0 behind DeWoody one hit outing
Harold DeWoody spun seven innings allowing one hit as LaPlant downed Me Too 4 to 0 at Daniels Park. Ozzie Drahos collected Me Too’s lone hit, while Joe Pickart and Chuck Elias contributed in the LaPlant defensive and baserunning efforts. Stastny worked well for Me Too in defeat as LaPlant jumped to a quick two run lead and never looked back.
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New Faces Will Be Here for Cedar Rapids Rockets
Cedar Rapids Rockets general manager Jim Meaghan promises new players will join the lineup by Thursday after improved calls from major league operators. Adam Pratt says Ray Waychoff Fairfax is out two more weeks, with Packy Rogers returning to third base. Veteran Rockets include Rogers, Gene DeAngelis, Lou Percy, and Bill Hyland as league help is sought. Bob Brooks of KCRG took a petition bearing on the situation.
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Bargain Boxing Card At Memorial Coliseum Tonight
The biggest bargain boxing card of the season features 10 amateur bouts headlined by four Cedar Rapids versus out of town fights. The event at Memorial Coliseum starts at 8 p.m with general admission 50 cents and reserved seats 75 cents. Referee Johnny Futner.
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Rockets Fall 7 0 as Keokuk Hitter Delivers Run
Keokuk’s Packy Rogers singles in the fourth to break up Harry Pritts no hit bid as the Pirates topple Cedar Rapids Rockets 7 to 0. Pritts fans seven over six innings, while Amato and Pritts power Keokuk with a 2 4 6 7 run fifth inning support.
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Cedar Rapids Fans Petition Support for Keokuk Visit
Brooks announced a list of 300 Cedar Rapids fans to attend the Keokuk Tuesday game and presented the petitions to the team. Rockets opened a downtown ticket branch at V&L News Lounge offering box seats and grand stand tickets. Meaghan showed 1948 World Series photos and spoke at the Vinton Lions Club and at Jan Hus lodge with sponsorship by Joe Janeba.
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Cochrane Roofing Tops Steelers 5 4 in Major Open Softball
Cochrane Roofing of Iowa City defeated the Iowa Steel based on a 4 2 first inning and a fourth inning run as the Steelers scored in the second and fifth. The game featured a late seventh inning with bases loaded and no tally for Iowa Steel.
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Central Park Wins Narrowly in Church League Action
Central Park defeated Sharon O. B. by 9 to 2 in the lone church league game Tuesday night. An Industrial A league matchup between Post Office and Iowa Manufacturing was postponed from Wednesday to Thursday.
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Wilson Tops Franklin 4 to 1 in City High Sports
Wilson defeated Franklin 4 to 1 to extend its lead in the city high school baseball standings. Both teams had six hits but Wilson drew seven errors and eight walks to gain the advantage, with key RBIs by Kvach and Cooper.
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Clinton Secures Second Win With 4 2 Victory Over Burlington
Clinton rode a 4 2 win over Burlington in eight Central Association games Tuesday night. Burlington had 11 hits but committed five errors while Clinton produced a 6 0 2 run line. Hunter, Granney and others contributed as Clinton improved to second victory in league play.
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Kewanee Beats Rockford 15-7 to Tie for Second
Kewanee defeated Rockford 15 to 7 Tuesday in Central Association play, snapping a tie for second place. Wenciewicz and Swan led Kewanee with five points as Dowd, Perry, Nowa, Johnson, and Path contributed. The game ended early in the eighth due to cold conditions.
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Elmcrest Club Names New Manager Arrives Sunday
Wes Matthiessen of St. Joseph Missouri, newly appointed manager of the Elmcrest Country Club, will arrive Sunday per a wire to Elmcrest officials Wednesday. A sports day planned in his honor proceeded despite the delayed arrival.
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Seerey Optioned to Los Angeles Club
Chicago White Sox outfielder Pat Seerey, who set the Three I record for home runs in 1942 with Cedar Rapids, was optioned to Los Angeles of the Pacific Coast League and remains on 24 hour recall.
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