Cubs and Pirates Chase Giants In Tight NL Standings
The Cubs and Pirates push to overtake the first place Giants as both teams ride win streaks. Pirates reel off seven straight with an 11 5 win over the Giants, while Derringer secures Cubs victory. Reds edge Boston in 12th. White Sox snap losing streak with 8 6 win. other league results noted.
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Pirates
Cubs
Giants
Pennsylvania
Xavier Rescigno
Pittsburgh
Paul Derringer
Dodgers
Bucs
Dixie Walker
Reds
Boston
Eddie Miller
Frank McCormick
Howard Fox
Nate Andrews
Tommy Holmes
Philadelphia
St Lowe
St Loui
New York
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Browns
Hotel Wins 9-1 as Beck Hangs Half-Game Ahead
Roosevelt Hotel defeated Smutekoff 9-1 on Riverside diamond with eight hits off Lyman and five Smulekoff errors. Lefty Martin pitched a four hit game for Roosevelt as five rained out games helped shape the standings with Beck leading by half a game. Scheduled games at Riverside include Butternut vs Town Manufacturing and Roosevelt Hotel vs Beck.
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Roosevelt
Smuteckoff
Riverside
Beck
Lexion
Lyman
Smulekoff
Lefty Martin
Roosevelt Club
Butternut
Town Manufacturing
Roosevelt Hotel
Long, Expensive Summer Begins for Leo Durocher
Leo Durocher faces a $75 fine from NL president Ford Frick for using profane language toward Umpire Bill Stewart. The Dodgers slipped to fourth after a 17-24 start, then dropped eight of nine as May's woes continued following a Cubs doubleheader sweep.
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Chicago
Leo Durocher
Dodgers
Leo
Durocher
Ford Frick
National League
Dodger
Bill Stewart
Lee
Cubs
Flatbushers
Cardinals
Midwest League Opener Delayed to Wednesday
The postponed Sunday Midwest League softball game between Cedar Rapids and Davenport is rescheduled for Wednesday Memorial Day at 7 30 p m. The Open league game between Hearn Stevenson Motor and Armstrong is also moved. All Major league games will start at 6 p m to finish before the inter city game. Managers urged to ensure players are ready. Opening games for the girls league begin Friday June 1 with Becks vs Iowa Manufacturing Sanitary Dairy vs LaPlanti Choate Collins Radio vs Y W C A at 6 45 p m.
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Cedar Rapids
Davenport
Hearn-Stevenson Motor Company
Armstrong
John Becks
Iowa Manufacturing
Sanitary Dairy
la Plani-Choate
Collins Radio
Y.W.C.A
Roosevelt Honors State Champions with 15 Letters
Roosevelt high students received 15 baseball letters for the state tournament squad at a Tuesday chapel program. Ras Petrzelka Don Martin and Al Schamberger presented the three tournament trophies to Principal Fred Kluss. Petrzelka earned the Glen Williams Memorial sports award.
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Roosevelt High
Ras Petrzelka
Don Martin
al Schamberger
Fred Kluss
Petrzelka
Glen Williams
Dick Bukacek
Clem Carney
Martin
Glen Medhus
Lee Bailes
George Schamberger
Manny Wise
Bill Tylee
Dewey Rudd
Bill Stodola
Jack Carpenter
Art van Deve
Bill Brown
Frank Sturm
al Seabrook
Emil Von Elling Joins Hamilton Coaching School Faculty
Emil Von Elling, veteran track coach at New York university, will join the Hamilton Embra coaching school faculty this summer. The move places a prominent field expert at the program as it expands offerings for athletes and coaches.
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New York
Emil von Elling
New York Junniversity
Hamilton Edibre
LaPlant Faces Fruehauf in Daniels Park Showdown
M-1 league schedules a 6 PM game tonight at Daniels Park featuring LaPlant Choate against undefeated Fruehauf. Memorial Day clash set for Wednesday at 3 PM on Daniels Diamond pits Schick Hospital Clinton versus a selected M-1 all stars.
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LaPlant
Fruehauf
Daniels Park
St Paul Saints Triumph 12 to 8 Over Minneapolis
The last place St. Paul Saints defeated Minneapolis 12 to 8 in Monday’s lone American Association game. Ralph Branca, 18, former Montreal pitcher, started for St. Paul and was relieved after Minneapolis rallied for three quick runs. The Saints had 15 hits to Minneapolis’s 14 as Milwaukee vs Kansas City game was postponed due to wet grounds.
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St. Paul
United Press
St. Paul Saints
Minneapolis
Ralph Branca
Montreal
Saints
Millers
Quaker Oats Drops Game After Seven Errors
Quaker Oats fell 9 to 1 to Iowa Manufacturers at Daniels Park. Bill Rucker led the losers with a triple double and single, scoring three times as Roger Kroul allowed a rough night on the mound. Ted Frese struggled to close out innings amid seven miscues.
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Tait Cummins
Quaker Oats
Iowa
Daniels Park
Cerealmen
Roger Kroul
Bill Rucker
Rucker
Ted Frese
Chamberlain
Wiebel
Frese
Primrose
Tvrdik
Thenhaus
Ib Lamansky
Sernes Wiebel
Anes
Blackman
Cere
Primroze
Kroul
Freze
Slauson
Black
Man
Preze
Toul
Kreul
Lama Stodole
Keithley
Tinsky
Derby Mirror Kentucky Derby contenders fared Monday
Hepée's candidates included Cave Man finishing third in the mile and a sixteenth Rostand purse at Jamaica. Burra Peg also ran in Rostand. Hillyer Court faded in the stretch after leading.
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New York
Hepée
Cave Man
Jamaica
Hillyer Court
Major League Box Score Cubs 5 Dodgers 3
Dodgers and Cubs clash as Brooklyn falls to Chicago 5 to 3. Key hitters include Walker and Johnson for Chicago and Bordagaray for Brooklyn with Hathaway taking the loss.
Sunday doubleheader ends in a suspend with Pittsburgh ahead
In New York and Pittsburgh a Sunday game was interrupted in the eighth inning. Final line shows Pittsburgh leading New York 11 to 4 with resumption to follow. Key players include Russell and Gustine for Pittsburgh and Dahlgren and Elliott for New York. Umpires Ballanfant Pinell and Bozeess officiated.
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New York
Pittsburgh
Barrett
Medwick
Eilott
O'Russells
Reyes
oDahlgren
Kerr
Berres
Loper
Lombardikc
Ogern'terp
Pischer
Oreseignop
Treadway
Adams
Pyle
Fischer
Estors—Kers
Dahlgren
Russell
Saltz
Tiger
Gloniiddo
Gustine
Ott
Weintraub
Regea
Elliott
Danleren
Galtzsarer
Glonriddo
Rescigno
Pinell
Ballanfant
Bozeess
Amfondays
Boggess
Unclear sports standings and schedule with scattered team data
The fragment lists multiple teams such as Cleveland Detroit Boston Washington St Louis Philadelphia and Chicago with mixed numbers and partial records. It mentions games scheduled for Tuesday including Cleveland at Philadelphia St Louis at New York Chicago at Boston and notes rain in some matches.
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New York
Cleveland
Detroit
Boston
Washington
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Chicago
St Louis
New
Pittsburgh
Schick Team To Play Here On Memorial Day
Memorial day 3 p.m. game at Daniels Park featuring Schick hospital of Clinton against a picked M-1 league All-Stars. Manager Billy Blanch will juggle a strong lineup led by Orie Arntzen on the mound and Kenny Blackman behind the plate with a 3 p.m. start as Iowa law requires no earlier games on Memorial Day.
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Tait Cummins
Cedar Rapids
Schick Hospital
Clinton
Daniels Park
Iowa
Billy Blanch
Allstars
Orie Arntzen
Orie
Kenny Blackman
Columbus Redbirds
American Association
Cardinals
Blanch
Schick
Ochs
Blackman
Schmitt
Arntzen
Anderson
Sternberg
Illinois Trackers Vote Not to Attend Central and NCAA Meets
Illinois coach Leo Johnson said the 1945 Big Ten champion track team voted not to compete in the Central Collegiate meet at Great Lakes or the National Collegiate championships at Marquette on June 9. Some individuals may still enter both meets. The squad named Bob Phelps captain for 1946 and selected Howie Judson as baseball captain with John Johns as 1945 MVP.
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Champaign
Leo Johnson
Great Lakes
Marquette
Illinois
Johnson
Bob Phelps
East St. Louis
Ill
Howie Judson
Hebron
John Johns
Evanston
Sports Jabs Highlight City Boxing Card
Ed Zanelli stops Eddie Sauna in Providence while Joey Mineolo floors Georgie Knox in New Haven. Bert Lytell defeats Life Crew in Holyoke and Chico Morales outpoints Kuke Ortiz in Mexico City on a crowded boxing night.
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Nee
Ed Zanelli
Providence
Eddie
Buddy” Sauna
New York
New Haven
Joey
Ineelo
Philadelphia
Roosevelt Boosters Protests and Baseball Reflections
A Roosevelt high student paper letter defends Roosevelt school spirit amid Wyman’s strong showing in district finals. The coach and columnist discuss school support, travel to Solon, and the town versus country sentiment, plus anecdotes about baseballs, leagues, and Cedar Rapids golf plans.
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Wyman
Roosevelt High
Roosevelt
Solow
Davenport
Mary Lue Carpenter
Solon
Notice of Incorporation Iowa Farm Products Company
The document files Articles of Incorporation for Iowa Farm Products Company, naming Cedar Rapids as the principal office and outlining its purpose to manufacture dairy products, raise cattle and livestock, operate a dairy products business, own real estate, borrow money, and issue stock. It sets capital stock at $200,000, defines governance by a board of 2 to 4 directors with officers, eligibility of stockholders, and requires unanimous consent to amendArticle VIII. It notes initial directors P Sorensen and Willard J Chadima of Cedar Rapids and dates for filing and operation.
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Iowa
Towa Farm
eRea Ee
Cedar Rapids
County of
Linn
Aard Corporation
Executive Council of
P. Sorensen
Willard J. Chadima
N. P. Sorensen
Willard . Chadima
Board of Directors
Termeca
Derson
Twilight Tear to Work Out Despite Bleeding
Twilight Tear, a four year old filly from Calumet stables, was slated to work out on Tuesday despite bleeding after Monday’s run. Trainer Ben Jones said there is nothing to report about retirement and noted many horses bleed after workouts. Twilight Tear will reportedly train again today.
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Louisville
Twilight Tear
Calumet Stables
Ben Jones
McKeon Cornell Star Prepares for Central Meet
McKeon from Cornell, a standout trackman and World War II veteran, heads to the Central Meet at Great Lake on June 2. He is the sole entrant from his college, aiming for a strong half mile and possibly the mile, with heat qualificatons set to decide his path against top rivals like Kelley and Pittacchio.
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McKeon
Cornell
MT. Vernon
Chicago
James
Ve. Keon
Wil
Great Lake
Jim
U.S. Army
Watata Mead
Comneil
FAP Wuw
Peake
Walt
Yan
MecKeon
Daisy
Pitte
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Derringer
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Legion
Iowa Mfe
Armsetrone Butternut
Smutexoff
Joe
Diver
B. F.goodrich Silvertown
B. F. Goodrich Stores
Cond Avenue
M-1
Daniels
LaPlant-Choate
Collins
Speeder
Anamosa
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Quaker
Derby Mirror
National Legue Cubs
Brooklyn
ABH Stanks
Hack
Rosendl
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Gatland
Nichol
Walker
Hathway
Rins
Totels
Bordagaray
Hathaway
Galans Walker
Cavarrette
Rice
Sauer
Olmo
Bneh
Kine
Silager Kusth
Mewart and
Dunn
Joost
Wietelmann
Mack
Drews
Miller
Williams
McCormick
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Dasso
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Henline
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O'Steiner
Curew'hule
OMB
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Michaels
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Tresh
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Grove
Ryba
Garbark
V. Johnson
Steiner
Cartwright
Cuccinello
McBride
R. Johnson
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Metkovich
Hockett
Chicase
Grovel
Grove J
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Rybas Grove
Baiks
Cecil
Summers
Rue, Boyer
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Nieman
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Holmes
Miler
Sfesner_ Desso
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Wailker
Ib Niemanlf
Mick
Meaner
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Wieim'n
Adle
Andre
S.d
Thlpek
Vritbke
iMiaser
M-1 League
M'facturers A Brae
Proehaut
Wilsons
Anamoss
Quakers
All-Stars
Schick” Hospital of Olten
Thursany
Priday
Merle E. Garwoe
D. Dial
Third Street
Central
Led Peppers
Chatt
Roughriders
T. Cummins
Madigan
California
Mert Cooper
Max Lanier
Walker Cooper
Mount Vesuvius
Dick Beall
South Pacific
Manoa Island
Admiralty Group
Sherman
Ais
Middle West
Iowa Farm Products Company
N. P. Rensen
Willar J. Chadima
Barnes, Chamberlain, Hangzill and
Wadsworth
Attornera
Ra!e
Piendel
Second Avenue
Tenth Street SE
Canada
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