Pitchers Dominate Open League Softball Action Chevrolet Leads
Open league play nears week four with pitchers like Charley Michalek for Chevrolet pacing the standings. Armstrongs sit in second while Billy Driscoll lacks run support. Industrial leagues feature strong pitching from Broussard, Lund, and others as Quaker Oats and Honeymead trend in standings. Schedule highlights include Church Open and Industrial leagues with key matchups this week.
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Armstrongs
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Billy Driscoll
MXS
Cedar Rapids
Fraternal League and Open League Softball Schedule
The notice lists multiple games for the Fraternal League including Jan Hus I 0. O. F against De Molay and Community House versus Eagles with dates in October and November. Open League features Wilson's Armstrong's Dytrt's Rosenbaum's Parks Y W C A films and other matchups. Three postponed Fraternal League games are rescheduled at Ellis Park with Maccabees Eagles on diamond 4 at 10 30 a.m. and Jan Mus ft C O F vs C B A on diamond 3 at 10 30 a.m. Afternoon shows Community House versus Knights of Columbus on diamond 4 at 1 p.m. Executive committee meeting of Softball association noted for Wednesday May 31 at 5 p.m. in Playground Commission office.
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Detroit Tigers rout Browns in opener as Bridges wins
Detroit pounded out eighteen hits to defeat St Louis 12-5 in the first game of a double header. Tommy Bridges allowed eight hits and earned his sixth win of the year. Gehringer homered with a man aboard in the eighth. Rupert Thompson and Billy Sullivan homered for the Browns with bases empty early. The second game was rain shortened.
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Roosevelt Trims Smulekoffs 6 to 0 in Legion Play
Roosevelt Hotel shuts out Smulekoff's 6 to 0 as Hurych earns his eighth straight win. Kenney strikes out 10 for Smulekoff's while Preis holds Cities Service to 3-1 but loses. Games upcoming include Roosevelt Hotel versus Hubbard Ice and Cities Service, with standings hinging on next results.
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Big Ten golfers tee off in loop tourney at Evanston
Sid Richardson of Northwestern defends his conference title as ten teams assemble for a 72 hole event at Kil Gee r Country Club. Minnesota seeks to repeat as team champion with Croonquist Palmer and others returning from last year’s top five efforts.
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Croonquist
Fresh Ideas Sought as Major League Baseball Faces Decline
Veteran writer criticizes aging ownership and mismanagement across MLB. Highlights Yankee dominance, rising star prospects like Charley Keller, and failures from clubs including White Sox, Indians, and Phillies. Calls for new ownership and leadership to restore competitiveness and attendance.
Minnesota Golf Team Set for 72 Hole Season Start
Billy Cooper and Merry Getten join with sophomores Bob Leger Boyd Holecek and Bob Knutsonto to form Minnesota's four man team. Last year the quartet totaled 1225 strokes over 36 holes and 7814 per round per man. Northwestern Michigan Illinois loom as main rivals with Iowa a dark horse after dual meet wins over Minnesota and Northwestern.
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Boyd Holecek
Bob Knutson
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Murphy twins lead U Chicago in Big Ten tennis title defense
The University of Chicago tennis team led by Bill and Chet Murphy starts defense of the Big Ten title in Chicago Monday through Wednesday. Northwestern, led by Marvin Wachman and Harrison ONeil, appears Chicago's toughest rival with strong doubles and singles contenders. Michigan Wisconsin and Minnesota also field competitive squads.
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Fairways Blind Bogey Tourney Winners Named at Cedar Rapids
The Blind Bogey golf tournament at Cedar Rapids Country Club Saturday afternoon was won by Frank C. Welch G H Cornwell and Dr L J Halpin. Second place went to W C Shuttleworth Alex Jacobsen Allen Nash R E Currey N P Craemer and Dr E H Files. A H Boileau A P Jenkins Ed Nelson Fred Glanville R H Pickford and F C Chambers were
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G. H. Cornwell
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Alex Jacobsen
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E. H. Files
A. H. Boileau
A. P. Jenkins
Ed Nelson
Fred Glanville
R. H. Pickford
F. C. Chambers
Misissippi River dams aid and hinder hunters and fishers
Forest Field and Stream notes discuss the 26 large dams on the Mississippi river, their $154 million cost, flooding of 500000 acres, and mixed effects on fishing and duck hunting. It cites fishways, new trot line rules, revised license duplicate provisions, and local wildlife notes from Iowa, Illinois, and Minnesota.
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Trojans Win I.C. 4A Track Meet Easily
Southern California’s Trojans dominated the I C A 4A meet on Randall’s Island amassing 7144 points to break records and retain the title for the ninth time. Pitt’s John Woodruff swept the quarter and half miles in record fashion while Zamperini and Vickery set intercollegiate marks and Peoples claimed the javelin title.
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Pitt
Trojan
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Giants Rally To 10 1 Victory Over Phillies
New York Giants slugged 14 hits to rout Philadelphia 10 to 1. Zeke Bonura led with four hits including his third homer as nine runs came in the first three innings. Hal Schumacher worked eight innings for the win, while Gene Schott tripled and scored for Philadelphia.
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Red Sox Rout Senators in Twin Bill Wins
Boston socred twice to beat Washington 11-4 and 7-6 in a doubleheader. Joe Vosmik homered in the ninth to break a 6-6 tie as Doerr and Williams also sent one out, delivering the sweep and solid offense behind strong Boston pitching.
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Luke Hamlin Stops Boston 4 2 In Brooklyn Win
Brooklyn Dodgers beat the Boston Bees 4 to 2 as Luke Hamlin held them to five hits. The Dodgers broke the game open by scoring in the fifth and fourth innings on hits by Johnny Hudson Goodie Rosen and Harry Lavagetto, while Debs Garris, Buddy Hassett and Al Lopez provided Boston runs.
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