Wilson Wary About Power Clicks By Gus Schrader
O Day and K Hour approach for Cedar Rapids four high school divisions with Sept. 10 openings. Wilson and Franklin plan scrimmage and roster drills as Barnard and Klumpar shape veteran and freshman squads for a city title bid and daily practice at Wilson field.
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Davis Named Sports Director For WNAX At Morningside
Les Davis, athletic director at Morningside College in Sioux City, was appointed sports director for radio station WNAX in Sioux City. Announcement came on Wednesday.
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Loop Leaders Leading Batsmen
United Press round up of top hitters with Mize of the Giants and DiMaggio of the Yankees among the leaders. Sauer of the Reds also listed with notable home run totals and other high marks.
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Fort Wayne Electrics Win Back-to-Back Semipro Title
In Wichita Kansas Fort Wayne General Electrics edged Elkin Catham Blanketeers 2 to 1 to repeat as national semipro baseball champions, becoming the second team ever to win the title in consecutive years at the 14th annual National Baseball Congress tournament.
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Brewers Lose Glenn Elliott For Playoffs
Milwaukee sees ace pitcher Glenn Elliott recalled by the Boston Braves to bolster their NL pennant push. Elliott had joined the Brewers last spring on a 24 hour recall basis, and Milwaukee still holds second place in the American Association race. He owned a 14 win and 7 loss record with Milwaukee.
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