Manufacturers Trounce Speeder 11-1 Behind Bruce Hot Night
Veteran Guy Bruce powered the Iowa Manufacturers to a 11-1 victory over Speeder in M and J league play. Don Gugler and Don Ludemann led with multiple hits while Chuck Slauson added base knocks. A six–error first frame opened the gates for three unearned runs as Verge Miller struggled on the mound for Speeder.
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Don Kinch
Feuerbach
Sid Schweitzer
Musial Passes Pre-Induction Test for Navy Service
Stan Musial of the St. Louis Cardinals passed his pre induction physical at Jefferson Barracks on Tuesday and was accepted for the navy. He remains with the Cardinals until active duty. Another regular outfielder, Danny Litwhiler, has also been accepted for the navy and is playing until orders arrive.
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Stan Musial
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Navy
Standings and Results From Major League Baseball
A fragmented standings page lists the American League leaders New York Chicago St Louis Cleveland Washington and Boston with records ranging from 10 to 14 wins. Monday results show New York 10 Chicago 6 Philadelphia Detroit Washington 4 Cleveland 3. Tuesday games include Detroit at Philadelphia Chicago at New York and St Louis at Boston with Cleveland at Washington night.
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Isbell Named Purdue Football Coach
Cecil Isbell, former Purdue star and Green Bay Packer, was appointed head football coach at Purdue. The appointment, effective July 1, follows Elmer Burnham’s resignation, with Isbell to direct summer training and had been backfield coach for one year. Purdue shares the Big Ten title with Michigan, and Isbell was credited with developing Purdue’s backfield.
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Rochester University
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Boxing Roundup Includes Upsets Across Cities
By The Associated Press a series of lightweight and welterweight bouts are listed with fighters from New York Los Angeles Baltimore Portland and Detroit. Notable results include Cleo Shans outpointing Al Guido in New York and Joe Carter outpointing Coley Welch in Baltimore.
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Iowa district baseball results keep three 1943 title contenders alive
Corwith Wiota Davenport and Viota posted district wins as the 1943 state tournament chase continued. Corwith rallied past Shell Rock 2 to 1 in Mason City after trailing 1–0 late, Davenport shut out Burlington 5–0 behind Dick Rodriguez, and Viota benefited from four Orient Richland errors to win 6–5 at Carson. Dowling of Des Moines dropped a 7–6 decision to Roland in a late-inning rally, while Montour fell 4–1 to In Biencia’s Smith at Eddyville. Other first-round scores listed across Davenport Coggon Roland Fort Dodge Ames and nearby towns.
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Cubs Shortstop Bill Shuster Classified 4-F
Chicago report states Cubs shortstop Bill Shuster was classified 4-F after failing to pass his pre induction examination. He took his physical last week and returned Tuesday for additional tests.
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Yanks Trim Sox In Chicago Showdown
In Chicago New York tops the White Sox 10 to 2 behind strong hitting. Levy and Savage drive in multiple runs as Cuccinello Webb and Schalk add key RBIs to give the Yankees a decisive victory.
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Brewers Lose Streak Sudden in Ninth to Colonels
The Milwaukee Brewers saw a 12 game winning streak end as Louisville Colonels beat them 4 to 1 in ten innings. Stan Partenheimer delivered the key hit in a game attended by 775 fans. Earlier, Minneapolis, St. Paul, and Kansas City hosted other results in the league.
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Farm Baseball Wars Ahead in Major Leagues
The column discusses farm system battles in baseball, praising outright farm ownership like the Yanks and Cards and contrasting Houston's feeder model. It notes wartime teams, two strong clubs likely to win, and hints at Cedar Rapids plans for a dual sports athletic plant combining football and baseball after the war with north Roosevelt ground and Hill park site.
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Clyde Shoun Holds Boston Nine Hitless
Clyde Shoun pitched a complete no hitter against Boston as the Reds blanked the Red Sox 1-0 on Chuck Aleno’s homer. The day featured several other high scoring games as Cardinals and Dodgers produced early runs, Giants mild revenge on Pirates, Yankees and Athletics win games, and Washington edges Cleveland in 11th.
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Ernie Koob
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Manchester Wins Narrow Victory Over Ryan
Manchester led by manager Howard Wilson extended its winning streak at Ryan Field with an 11 to 6 win. Earlier, Manchester defeated Ryan 7 to 3 in a separate game.
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Howard Wilson
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Pensive to run near Belmont after Preakness win
Pensive, ninth turf Derby Preakness winner, heads toward Belmont Stakes plans. Trainer Ben Jones weighs starting in the Withers mile on Saturday as the horse prepares to depart Calumet Farm for New York. The Preakness winner stretched late to capture the Withers distances in a seven horse field, earning $60,075.
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Extra Inning Softball Tilts Highlight Ellis League Action
Under threatening skies the Minor league slate at Ellis produced two extra inning games. The YMCA edged Universal Engineers 7 6 in eight frames, with Hanna delivering a clutch RBI single for U and Davis Hendryx. Century Engineering beat A F L No 18619 11 0 as Detlefson spun a three hit gem. Collins Radio topped the Eagles 4 3 in Open League play.
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Bakers Hand Hotel Nine 7-0 Setback
Al Schamberger pitched a four hit game as the Butternut Bakers slammed Roosevelt Hotel 7-0. The Bakers scored five in the first and two in the second, then held Hoteliers hitless except for a few baserunners, sealing the shutout with solid hitting from Don Andrew Bob Canterburry and Ray Petrzelka.
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Iowa to Carry Intercollegiate Sports in 1944 45
University of Iowa Athletic Director E G Schroeder promised a 1944 45 intercollegiate sports program despite wartime strains. He said Iowa will not use service trainees again and will rely on 17 year old freshmen for most players amid a hard fight to survive.
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University of Iowa
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