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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1944

Page

3

Pensive 50-50 Chance In Preakness Stakes

Pensive, two to one favorite, seeks the Preakness after a Derby win path. A field of seven for the mile and three sixteenths, purse around 50 000, with Stymie entered by Hirsch Jacobs and a Pimlico crowd above 35000.

Baltimore Warren Wright Pensive Maryland Churchill Downs Chicago Ben Jones Hirsch Jacobs New York Fleet Pimlico Alsab

Brewers extend win streak as Indians hit 12th straight loss

Milwaukee remains atop the standings with a 6-0 victory over Indianapolis, tying the Brewers to a 16th win in 18 starts and an eight-game winning run. Bill Seinsoth pitched Toledo to a 9-0 rout of Minneapolis, while Louisville defeated Kansas City 8-3.

Milwaukee Brewers Indianapolis Indians Indians Bill Seinsoth Toledo Minneapolis Louisville Kansas City

Boxing Roundup From Cities Across the Nation

AP reports results from several boxing bouts with various fighters earning knockouts or decisions. Verne Patterson of Chicago defeated Solomon Stewart in Fall River, Tony Gille stopped Jack Hawks in New London, Newton Smith of Philadelphia beat Jimmy Hayden in Philadelphia, Lou Neva stopped Don Brouillard in Oklahoma City, and Jimmy Elliott edged Emanes Deacon Logan in St. Louis.

Associated Press Fall River Mass Verne Pattersom Chicago Solomon Stewart Augusta New London Ceren Tony Gille New Haves Jack Hawks Meride Philadelphia Newton Smith Vadelphia Jimmy Hayden T'S New York Oklahoma City Lou Neva California Don Brouillard Minneapolis St. Louis Jimmy Elliott Bailtia Emanes Deacon Logan

Davenport Gains Second Round in Baseball Meets

Ten more Iowa high school baseball teams advanced to the district tournaments by winning sectional finals Thursday. Davenport joined the district contenders with a sectional win at West Branch.

Davenport Des Moines Iowa West Branch

District Boys Baseball Tournaments Delayed to Monday

Iowa High School Athletic Association secretary Lyle Quinn announced district boys baseball tournaments will not start until Monday, delaying previously scheduled Friday openings for the district meets.

BOONE INS Lyle Quinn Iowa High School Athletic Association

Local teams notch varied scores in Thursday baseball card

Burlington beat Sperry 6 to 2 while Radcliffe over Jewell 9 to 7. Anthon toppled Battle Creek 11 to 1 behind Bud Harder’s one hit. Indianola downed Carlisle 9 to 7. St Johns of Bancroft edged Fenton 3 to 2 with Tommy Foth fanning 16. North High Des Moines slimly beat Huxley 10 to 9. Other listed results are incomplete or garbled from the day's schedule.

Burlington Sperry Radcliffe Jewell Anthon Bud Harder Battle Creek Indianola Carlisle Tommy Foth Fenton St. John’s Bancroft North High Des Moines Huxley Anthon I. Battie Creek Fen Cent Grove Illett Grove Ruthven Hux Lytton Lebrville Sac City Morning Sun Sper Rippey Watt

Michigan Ohio State Series in Big Ten Spotlight

Michigan and Ohio State clash in a two game Big Ten series in Ann Arbor as part of an eight game conference weekend. Purdue hosts Wisconsin and Illinois visits Minnesota while Northwestern faces Indiana in a Saturday doubleheader. Michigan leads the standings with a strong, productive showing in league play.

Chicago Ray Fisher Wolverines Michigan Ohio State Ann Arbor Purdue Wisconsin Illinois Minnesota Northwestern Indiana Iowa Notre Dame Western Michigan Camp Perry Ohio

Only Two Baseball Games for Peacocks

The Upper Iowa Peacocks schedule two games this season facing Wartburg Knights in Waverly on May 12 and Luther Norsemen in Decorah on May 17. The squad includes freshmen predominately with two upperclassmen, Gene Nielsen and Francis Schermerhorn.

BR20 Heavy Bomber Carries 7920 Pound Disposables Load

The BR20 heavy bomber, described as a midwing monoplane, is outfitted to carry a disposable load of 7,920 pounds. This payload capacity highlights its role in heavy strike missions and air power projection during deployment.

LaPlant Choate to Play Collins Radio Tonight at Daniels

Tonight at Daniels Park LaPlant Choate faces Collins Radio in an M and J league game set for 6 PM Both teams make their second league start this season The park program also lists Becks and Iowa Man versus Iowa Engineer ing team against Quaker Oats on Sunday and Speeder and Iowa Manufac e on Monday at 6.

Daniels Park LaPlant-Choate Collins Radio Becks Iowa Iowa Engineering Quaker Oats Speeder Iowa Manuface

License Your Bike Now Set As Deadline

Police Chief Tom Condon urged bicycle owners to obtain 1944 license tags during the next week. A full registration crew will be at the station on two Saturdays, with the deadline set for Saturday May 20. Unlicensed bikes will be impounded after the deadline. The license fee is 25 cents.

Tom Condon Condon

Bicycle safety standards for night use clarified

The notice specifies a bike must have a stand and rear reflector lights, a bell or horn, functioning pedals, and a Se system if used at night. It outlines required equipment to ensure visibility and safety for nighttime riding.

Wholesale Ceilings On Dry Groceries

The Office of Price Administration sets wholesale ceilings for groceries including canned goods coffee sugar and cereals. Retail ceiling program to be set by OPA district offices and take effect nationwide by the end of June.

Eee OPA

Five Boys Reprimanded Over Thefts at Cedar Raunds Yards

Five young boys accused of stealing from Cedar Raunds and Iowa City railroad yards faced juvenile officers Friday. Yard foreman cited repeated entries to the engine area, missing small items like first aid kits, and a yard fire started Wednesday as concerns prompting the reprimand.

Cedar Raunds and Iowa City Railroad

Woman Scribe on the Anzio Front With Fifth Army

A war correspondent travels with the Fifth Army during a German raid near Gasville at the Mussolini canal. She tours a pillbox and a moonlit town, joining a patrol in No Man's land while artillery and air raids echo overhead.

Fifth Army Anzio INS Mussolini Canal No Man’s Land Gasville Jerry Saul Frank Burlington C.P Frank Robert B. Clowdus Miami Fla James Fritz Richmond Ind

Doughboys Storm Cassino Line In Staggering Assault

Larry Newman reports with the Fifth Army as American doughboys hammer the Gustav Line near Cassino. From No Man’s Land, shells bloom, guns roar, and lone heroes push forward. Pvt. William S. Casper of Washington County survives a helmet breach. Col. Arthur S. Champney leads the charge through heavy fire.

Fifth Army Gustav Line Cassino Dougboy William S. Casper Washington Ind Col Arthur S. Champeny Wellington Kan

War memories of a wounded veteran and a grim aid station

A 53-year-old World War I veteran goes on alone as correspondents bring in the wounded to a collection station. Major S. S. Frankel in St. Louis fortifies them with bourbon hot coffee and a cigar while shells shriek overhead. A wounded boy urges to return and others endure, as the group confronts the harsh reality.

S. S. Frankel St. Louis

Military captive killed after escape from Camp Livingston

Peter A. Johansen 38 of Omaha was shot and killed after escaping from the Camp Livingston stockade while awaiting transfer to a federal discipline area. He had a 10 year sentence by court martial for military offenses. a command to halt went unanswered.

Alexandria INS Peter A. Johansen Omaha Camp Livingston Stockade Johansen Camp Stockade

Cedar Rapids Rabbit Show Hits New High Entries

More than 400 rabbits from the Middle West fill Hawkeye Downs for the Cedar Rapids Small Stock Association's fourteenth annual test show. Judging starts Saturday at 9 a.m. and runs through Sunday. Officials tout the event as the association's best yet with at least one rabbit representing every breed. Judge R. J. Bernhart of St. Louis presides.

Middle West Cedar Rapids Small Stock Association Hawkeye Downs R. J. Bernhart St. Louis

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