Cooper Walters Reach 20-Game Mark Plans For Kenmore Tourney
Cooper and Walters extended their streaks to twenty games as Kenmore links hosts a special match play golf event for men and women. Qualifying begins immediately with rounds from Sept 17 to Oct 14, featuring 16 men and 8 women per flight and a 50 cent entry matched by Kenmore for prizes. Allied Industrial golfers also compete Sunday at 10:30 with entries through Walt Pack or Chuck Stadson.
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Kenmore Links
Kenmore
Bob Reed
Jack Smith
Chuck Johnson
H. B. Kirkland
Cub Bair
Bohlander
R. Frajman
L. Petrak
al Cours
R. T. Moore
C. Jordon
C. Severn
I. Ratigan
J. Linsley
G. Fickinger
B. Humbert
V. White
J. B. Wilson
F. C. Mathey
B. Sanders
B. Loshbaugh
Ainsworth
Allied Industrial League
Walt Pack
Chuck Stadson
the Light Company
Boxing Roundup Results From Multiple Cities
The Associated Press reports a series of boxing results with multiple fighters securing wins by points or knockouts across venues in New York Newark Bangor Boston and Hartford. Notable bouts include Maxie Shapiro beating Lew Maxwell by points in New York and Morris Rief stopping Joey Manfro by technical knockout in Brooklyn.
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Associated Press
New York
Maxie Shapiro
Lew Maxwell
Newark
N. J
Brooklyn
Morris Rief
Joey Manfro
Bronx
Bangor
Larry Villaneaux
Berlin
N. Yi
Bobby Pooler
South Portland
Freddie Schott
Akron
Ohio
Danny Cox
New Bedford
Mass
Larry Pacino
Roxbury
Tom Collins
New
Portland Open draws Nelson and Mc Spaden
Byron Nelson and Harold Jag Mc Spaden, top golfers, were named as the first entrants in Portland's $10,000 open golf tournament set for November 23 to 26. Officials announced all leading PGA members have been invited.
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Portland
Ore
Byron Nelson
Harold “Jag” McSpaden
Ace Pitchers Halt Six-Hit Shutouts In NL Clash
Mort Cooper of the St Louis Cardinals and Bucky Walters of the Cincinnati Reds each fired six-hit complete games to power their teams to 4-0 wins. Detroit topped Chicago 6-0 as Hal Newhouser notches his 23rd victory. The Yankees clung to pace in the AL pennant race.
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New York
Mort Cooper
St. Louis Cardinals
Bucky Walters
Cincinnati Reds
Whel Elbeach
Cooper
Reds
Walters
Detroit Tigers
Chicago White Sox
New York Yankees
St. Louis Browns
Hal Newhouser
Dizzy Trout
Sox
Joe Haynes
Madigan May Move Camery From End
Iowa City AP report notes forward passing focus at the inter-squad scrimmage as the Hawkeyes grow to 71 with six newcomers. Coach Madigan may shift Don Camery from end to backfield to exploit his speed, with additions Bruce Bramer Keith Wallace and Fred Herzog bolstering the forward wall.
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Lowa City
State University of Iowa
Madigan
Don Camery
Harlan High School
Hawkeye
Bruce Bramer
University of Dubuque
Bus Mertes Sparks Seahawk Practice
Bus Mertes, former University of Iowa back, sparks the Iowa Seahawks in practice ahead of the opening game with Michigan in Ann Arbor on Sept. 16. Drills focus on a passing combination with John Smith, Jackson Mich., and Don Waldon from Milwaukee Wis.
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Iowa City
INS
Bus Mertes
University of Iowa
Iowa Seahawks
Michigan
Ann Arbor
John Smith
Jackson
Mich
St. John’s
Don Waldon
Milwaukee
Wis
Rickey and Waner Drama Tests Baseball Ethics
The piece argues Branch Rickey used waivers to block Paul Waner from a potential World Series share, prompting critique of player exploitation. It cites past Landis interventions and warns promoters’ dollar grabbing harms sentiment in baseball, noting Ostermueller, Newsom, and Camilli cases.
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Paul Waner
Dodgers
Waner
Yankees
Paul
Busher
Brooklyn
Rickey
Yanks
Rick
Fritz Ostermueller
Judge Landis
Bobo Newsom
Dolph Camilli
Manufacturers to Battle LaPlant Choate Tonight
M-1 league baseball returns to Daniels park diamond with the Iowa Manufacturers facing LaPlant Choate in a potential final playoff game. Manufacturers need one win to seal the title while LaPlant Choate must win twice. A Sunday 2 30 game features the ASTP Iowa City team against an M J all stars squad led by Bill Rucker.
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M-1
Daniels Park
Iowa
LaPlant-Choate
LaPlant
ASTP
Iowa City
M-J
Area High Schools Open 1944 Football Seasons
Waukon Decorah Maquoketa Mount Vernon and nearby schools begin prep grid campaigns with veteran lineups. Waukon lists 13 lettermen under Coach Al Kvammen, Decorah fields 5 lettermen under Coach L W Buckton, Maquoketa led by Ralph Reynolds with eight returners, Mount Vernon Coach Walt Koch calls prospects fair with two inexperienced spots, and a Mount Vernon schedule covers eight conference games through November.
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L. W. Buckton
Decorah High
Decorah
Wally Grant
Pershing Emmons
Harry Lensch
Carl Aschim
Don Roseth
Northeast Iowa
Osage
Maquoketa High
Ralph Reynolds
Cornell College
Fayette
Reynolds
al Danielson
John Hoffman
Jack Ralston
Doug
Walt Koch
Mount Vernon
Koch
Fisher
Pitlik
Blinks
Travis
Junior Koch
Caraway
J. Koch
Woolf
Notbohn
Druger
Koch Brothers
Kochs
West Branch
West Liberty
Mt. Vernon
U. Hightown
Monticello
DeWitt
Standings and results from the American League
The American League standings show New York 75 459 in Philadelph 63 72 467 Bt. Louis 73 50.553 Cleveland 64 69 .481 Detroit 71 0 .542 Chicago 60 71 1458 Boston 71 62.534 Washington 55 79.410 Results Tuesday Detroit 6 Chicago 0 only game. Games Wednesday Detroit at Chicago. Standings include St Louis 93 35 New York 59 71 .454 Pittsburgh 76 51 .598 Boston Be 77 1412 Cincinnati 69 56 2a Brooklyn 78 .405 Chicago 58 67 .464 Philadelphia 30 3o1 St. Louis 4-0 Cincinnati 0-4 only games scheduled. Open date.
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WLA
New York
Philadelph
Bt. Louis
Cleveland
Detroit
Chicago
Boston
Washington
St. Louis
Pittsburch
Boston Be
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pensive Retired From Racing Plans Move to Kentucky Farm
Pensive, the Calumet Farm Derby winner, is retired for the year and will be shipped Friday to Calumet Farm near Lexington Kentucky. Trainer Ben A Jones announced the decision on Wednesday.
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Chicago
Pensive
Calumet Farm
Lexington
Ben A. Jones
Cass Wins City Tennis Meet Advance to Quarterfinals
Don Cass, city junior champion, reached the quarterfinals in the city tennis tournament after a three set win over Lou Dennis. Tom Carrithers advanced in high school action by default, while Buddy Collette ousted Carrithers in junior singles. Cliff Teeple and Jim McLain won a doubles match over Van Winkle and Herrbach 6-4 6-3. Women’s singles announce new champion as Dora Jane Hamblin and Marilyn Schrimper sit out for university play. first round pairings listed with contestants and telephone numbers.
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Don Cass
City
Lou Dennis
Howard van Winkle
Tom Carrithers
Carrithers
McKinley High
Buddy Collette
Cliff Teeple
Jim McLain
Dr van Winkle
Adolph Herrbach
Dora Jane Hamblin
Red Cross
East
Marilyn Schrimper
Orwell to Cococh in Minnesota School
Ossie Orwell a former American League baseball player with the Philadelphia Athletics and long-time Decorah resident has taken the role of physical education director and coach at Keister Minnesota School. He will also teach history and open football practice.
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Decorah
Ossie Orwell
Philadelphia Athletics
Keister
Minn
Orwell
Former Athletes College Star Returns as Baseball Pro
After graduating from Luther College where he played four sports Orwell pursued professional baseball. He spent several seasons as the regular first baseman for the Athletics.
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Tice
Keister
Luther College
Orwell
Athletics
Carnegie Tech quits wartime gridiron cancels 1944 schedule
Carnegie Tech announced it will drop football for 1944 due to manpower shortages. Athletic Director Clarence Overend cited a six game schedule that will not be played, effectively ending the wartime gridiron program for the school.
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Pittsburgh
INS
Carnegie Tech
Clarence
Tech
Wisconsin Coach Named Fort Sheridan Football Leader
Lt. John Dunn of the University of Wisconsin, who played during the 1936 37 38 seasons, was named head football coach at Fort Sheridan for the coming season. Post PR officer Lt. John Phipps announced the appointment on Wednesday.
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Fort Sheridan, Ill
John Dunn
University of Wisconsin
Fort Sheridan
John Phipps
Big Ten Grid Outfits Open Heavy Drills
Ohio State plans a versatile backfield with Les Horvath at right half and quarterback roles as a core. Freshmen Dick Flanagan Tom Keane and Ollie Cline supported by Horvath will form the base as Ohio State opens Sept 30 against Missouri. Other Big Ten camps show rosters expanding with new ends James Powers Max Morris and 30 naval unit candidates joining Wisconsin and Illinois feature. Iowa Minnesota and Champaign logistics noted.
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Ohio State
Carroll Widdoes
Horvath
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Missouri
Dick Flanagan
Tom Keane
Ollie Cline
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Cline
Keane
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Lynn Waldorf
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Max Morris
Detroit
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Naval Unit
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Badger
J F. Fee
Wabash
Ind
Bob Hecker
Minnesota
George Hauser
Gophers
Matt Sutton
Bud Gullickson
Billings
Mont
Slip Madigan
Iowa
Bruce
Chuck Smith
Rich Depigian
Michigan
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