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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1940

Page

3

Indians hold secret meeting to map pennant push

Cleveland players gathered in a hotel room session to plan strategy for Detroit series and rest of the season. They criticized current play, debated Vitt’s role, and vowed to win the pennant without overreliance on slugging as Hal Trosky heals. Bradley called the gathering a pep meeting and saw no impact on the team’s goals.

Oscar Vitt Witt Detroit Tigers New York Max Cleveland Indians Vitt Hal Trosky Bradley Alva Bradley Cleveland Club Cleveland Clevland

Now It Must Be Told M and J league all star squad delay

Members of the M. and J. league all star squad who have not informed Manager Gene Bishop whether they can play Sunday against the Wapsie Valley league all stars at Alburnett should do so without delay. Bishop warned that non communicating players will be replaced. His telephone number is 5733.

Gene Bishop Alburnett Bishop

Frank Kerres Shines in Midseason Bowling Form

Quaker Oats eight-man squad opens winter grind on Lincoln lanes with Frank Kerres posting a 588 series after a rough 157 start. He finishes strong with 216 and 215 in final two games, as Nelson 573 Baker 569 Hesse 542 Garden 538 also contribute. Green Cross crew led by Nelson Johnson and Baker tally 931 in one game and 2584 for three.

Quaker Oats Lincoln Boards Frank Kerres Frank Quakers Nelson G. Baker, Jr Hesse Garden Green Cross W. Johnson George Baker Zrudsky

Start Match Play Tournament Sept 7 At Kenmore Course

Kenmore pro Charles Burkart announces a match play event from Sept 7 to Sept 15 at the Kenmore course. The 32 low scorers enter the championship flight while opening-round losers form a consolation bracket. Deadlines for the first three rounds are Sept 22, Sept 29, and Oct 6. Bob Stevenson is noted as the previous winner from two years prior.

Kenmore Charles Burkart Kenmore Pro Bob Stevenson

Davey O'Brien Shines for Eagles in Charity Tilt

Philadelphia quarterback Davey OBrien threw three touchdowns and amassed 254 passing yards on 21 of 28 attempts but Chicago Bears edged the Eagles 27 to 21 in a non league charity game at Temple Stadium before 35 000 fans. The Bears relied on a strong running attack while OBrien kept drives alive with precise passes and fielded breakaway stops by the defense.

Philadelphia Davey O’brien Philadelphia Eagles Chicago Bears Temple Stadium Bears O'Brien Davey Chicago

Calvert Lights Up Raider Mound in Debut from Montreal

Paul Calvert, a 21 year old right handed pitcher from Montreal who played in an outlaw league, impressed manager Ollie Marquardt in his first league start. Recalled by the Indians for 1941, Calvert is noted for a blazing fastball and sharp curve with a favorable change of pace.

Montreal Canada Paul “Lord Calvert Cleveland Raider Ollie Marquardt Indians Plateau High School University of Montreal

Dysart Hosts Corn Valley All Star Game Showdown

The Corn Valley league concludes the season with an East versus West All Star game at Dysart. West lineup includes Dysart La Porte Garrison and Van Horne. East features Urbana Brandon Palo and Vinton with pitching edge in favor of East. Managers are Dr H L Zimmer for West and L C Barr for East.

Winton Corn Valley Baseball League Dysart la Porte Garrison van Horne Urbana Brandon Palo Vinton Waterloo White Hawks Lefty Schellhase Marlin Jacobs George Clark Palo Negro Clark H. L. Zimmer J. C. Pavey L. C. Barr

Sport Jabs Br The Associated Press

Gue Tesnevich of Cliffside New Jersey defeated Henry Cooper of New York in Garfield New Jersey. Larry Levelt of Waterford Connecticut beat Charlie Facile of Waterbury Connecticut in Waterbury Connecticut.

Associated Press Garfield N. J Gue Tesnevich Cliffside Henry Cooper New York Waterbury Conn Larry Levelt Wartford Charlie Facile

McGregor Golf Club Announces Fall Open

The McGregor Golf Club will host its annual Fall Open on the scenic McGregor course Sunday. Golfers from more than a dozen northeast Iowa and southwest Wisconsin towns will compete in a 27 hole event with an 18 hole qualifying round and nine holes of medal play. Medals a trophy and prizes donated by local businessmen will be awarded. Searl Hoseley, secretary, announced.

The Gazette Mcgregor McGregor Golf Club Towa Wisconsin Searl Hoseley

Eight Monticello Lettermen Return for Fall Grid

Monticello prepares a veteran squad under Coach Emil Klumpar with eight lettermen returning for the 1950 grid season. Captains Stan Schrader and Paul Bender lead a group of all-conference players as they open September 13 at Maquoketa and play Mid-Six and Eastern Iowa conference games through November.

Sro Gazette Onticello Monticello Emil Klumpar Maquoketa

North Liberty Softball Falls 19 9 to Farm Bureau

North Liberty softball team lost 19 to 9 to a Farm Bureau squad at Bayer town on Wednesday. Grout pitched with Alt catching for the winners. Jes LeGrand Millard Wray and Dave Von Stein pitched with LeGrand and Von Stein watching.

Gazette North Liberty Bayertown Grout Alt Jes LeGrand Millard Wray Dave von Stein

Minor Changes In Grid Rules Noted At Ames

Iowa State athletic director George F. Veenker says four rule revisions will take effect this fall after a trip to Kansas City for NCAA rules committee meetings. Changes include reduced penalties for ineligible receivers on forward passes, revised roughing the passer penalty, a shorter 25 second play clock, and clarified rules on free balls and kicking protections.

Ames INS George F. Veenker Iowa State College Kansas City National Collegiate Athletic Association

All Sorts of Sports Shorts from VaryingLeagues and Stars

A collage of notes on sports figures and events. Eastern College All-Stars defeated the New York Giants 16 to 7. Babe Ruth’s homer drought at Municipal Stadium in Cleveland noted. Sam Snead’s first big tournament win at Oakland in 1937. Feller’s innings pitched in 1938 and 1939. Ed Porky Oliver disqualification and earnings. Lefty George starring for York in Class Es. USC end McPherson injured. Aldo Severi’s rough three 14 inning outings. Iowa football to wear white jerseys vs South Dakota Oct 5. Bob Hurych’s Junior American career record. various other tidbits and quirky notes.

Gussie West Virginia Strasser St. Vincent Rogalla Scranton Tranavitch Rutters Ickes Penn State Pegg Bucknell Pirro Catholic U Obeck Springfield Hammerstrom Union Eastern College All - Stars New York Giants Municipal Stadium Cleveland Babe Ruth Porky Oliver U.S.G.A Gene Sarazen Lawson Little Little Thomas Edward Lefty” George Boston Nationals Washington and Lee York Iowa University South Dakota Bob Hurych Roosevelt Hotel Ottumwa Indianola Hurych Hubbard

England’s Horseradish Use Traced to Seventeenth Century

The article notes horseradish has been used as a condiment in England since the seventeenth century, highlighting its long culinary tradition and cultural role.

England

West Branch Plans Game With St. Patricks of Iona Cry

Lupi I A Maley of West Branch seeks to schedule a football game for September 27. West Branch was set to play St. Patricks of Iona Cry on that date but St. Patricks discontinued football. The Dover harbor covers 600 acres and cost about $20,000,000.

West Branch Lupi I A. Maley St. Patrick's Iona Cry St. Patricks Dover

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