Brown and Kramer Reach National Tennis Finals at Forest Hills
In Forest Hills, Tom Brown of San Francisco and Jack Kramer of Montebello advanced to the national singles final. Pauline Betz won her semifinal to reach the women’s final, while J. Gilbert Hall claimed the veterans’ singles title. The crowd set a record as Brown defeated Gardner Mulloy in straight sets, with Kramer over Bob Falkenburg to reach the final.
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Caswell Adams
Forest Hills
Tom Brown
San Francisco
Jack Kramer
Montebello
Calif
Pauline Betz
Los Angeles
Patricia Canning Todd
Hidden Valley
Miami
Doris Hart
Miss Betz
J. Gilbert Hall
Carl Fischer
Philadelphia
Kramer
Brown
Gardner Mulloy
Miami Pride
Big Bob Falkenburg
Hollywood
Falkenburg
Mulloy
United States
Sweden
Walter Pate
Frank Parker
Billy Talbert
Brown Wallop
Parker
Bob Falkenburg
Talbert
Patricia. Canning Todd
Standings and Results From Saturday and Sunday Games
Standings show St Louis leading with 6 8 0 6 0 behind Cincinnati and Philadelphia. Saturday results include Cincinnati 91 Chicago 5 Brooklyn 4 New York 1 Boston 4 1 Philadelphia 0 Pittsburgh 9 St Louis 2. Sunday matchups listed with multiple pitcher and team pairings across the league.
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St. Louie
Drovalyn
Chicago
Boston
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
New York
Pittsburgh
Cincinnat
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Kennedy
Tratten
Pittshareh
Strincevich
Hahr
Monger
Brazie
Herkl
A. Wyse
Maine
Mulcahy
Vz. Pebber
Lee
Wright
Pet
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
AML
T. Louis
Etrat
Chicaso
Kiladelphia
Josten
Leonard
Yan
Bevena
Mopton
Mashson
Marchiidon
J, Louis
Kramer
Gatehouse
Feller
Embree
Lopat
Newhouser
Trucks
Doctors Diagnose Anderson Ailment
Iowa City AP report says University of Iowa head football coach Dr Eddie Anderson, confined since August 23, has amoebic dysentery. Doctors have not yet set a release date. Assistant coaches Carideo and Sheeketski paused practice Saturday morning but resumed in the afternoon with punting drills by Hoerner Fechter and others.
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Iowa City
Eddie Anderson
University of Iowa
University Hospital
Frank Carideo
Joe Sheeketski
Dick Hoerner
Russ Fechter
Texas
Bob Smith
Henry Miller
Letterman
Witte To Join St Louis Browns Tuesday
St. Louis Browns add Jerry Witte, freshman first baseman who led the American Association in home runs and was voted the league MVP this year. He is set to report on Tuesday.
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ST. Louis
INL
Jerry Witte
American Association
A.A
St. Louis Browns
Open King Sam Snead Tied at 18 Open
Lloyd Mangrum and Sam Snead shot three-under 69 to tie for the halfway lead in the $10,000 world championship event at Tam O’Shanter. Byron Nelson sat third with 71 as Herman Barron stumbled early, final 18 holes set for Sunday with a possible Monday playoff.
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Tommy Devine
Chicago
Lloyd Mangrum
Sam Snead
Tam O’shanter
Byron Nelson
Herman Barron
White Plains
N. Y
Mangrum
Cleveland
Canterbury
Doadlock Snead
Snead
Hot Springs
Nelson
Tom O'Shanter
Barron
Iowa football transfers hint at squad reshaping
Iowa University football notes that several prospects have left the Hawk program to seek play elsewhere as the squad tightens. Coaches Frank Carideo and Joe Shecketski face a growing workload with a small staff while around 30 players remain, and only 40 may see action. George Gable may return to Hawkeye practice and Jim Krumtinger stands tall as a potential end.
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Iowa U
Iowa
Hank Terrell
Drake
Dave Williams
Jason Loving
Frank Carideo
Joe Shecketski
George Gable
George
Chicago Rockets
Jim Krumtinger
Kewanee
Ill
Wilson Caps Off 1946 Grid Veterans From Cedar Rapids
Wilson High fields a dozen lettermen from last year’s city championship squad under Coach Bill Barnard as the Cedar Rapids high schools start 1946 football schedules next Friday. Wilson meets East Waterloo in a Mississippi Valley conference tilt while McKinley visits Grinnell Roosevelt goes to Marshalltown and Charles City hosts Franklin with home games limited to Wilson East Waterloo.
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Geasonel
Cedar Rapids
Wilson
Bill Barnard
Charles City
Baseball Calendar Decides 1946 M-1 Pennant at Daniels Park
This afternoon at 1 p.m. a nine inning game at Daniels Park pits Fruehauf against the Wilson Packers for the 1946 M-1 pennant, with Ivan Reid or Billy Folkers set to start for Fruehauf and Bob Stastny chosen by Packers manager Sturm. A return match follows as LaPlant Choate meets Clinton Moose, after LaPlant won the Clinton game last Sunday to force the rematch.
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Daniels Park
Fruehauf
Wilson Packers
Ivan Reid
Billy Folkers
Fruc~hauf
Sturm
Packers
Bob Stastny
LaPlant- Choate
Clinton Moose
LaPlant
Clinton
Mason
Davenport Black Hawks
Louis Mauriello bout dampened by other sports hype
New York sports chatter ignores the Louis Mauriello heavyweight title clash as tennis golf and baseball steal headlines. Louis, 32, is a clear favorite. trainer Manny Seamon calls him in peak condition. The bout ends with Louis knocking out Mauriello in 2 13 of the second.
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New York
INS
Joe Louis
Tami Mauriello
Louis
Mauriello
Tami
Stephen
LaMotta Brothers
Jake LaMotta
Ray Robinson
Park Gymnasium
Mauriiello
Bronx
Pompton Lakes
N. J
Manny Seamon
Cyclones Hold First Full Scrimmage of ISU Football
Iowa State held a two and a half hour scrimmage with coach Mike Michalske noting solid defense but weak offense and poor play selection. The session marked ISU’s first full scale scrimmage of the season.
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Ames
Iowa State
Mike Michalske
Higbe Hurts Giants With One Hit In Dodgers Win
In New York, Kirby Higbe allowed only Ernie Lombardi’s homer as the Dodgers beat the Giants 4-1. Higbe struck out nine, matching a 119 strikeout season total to lead NL. Pete Reiser and Dixie Walker supplied key hits while Carl Furillo and Cookie Lavagetto contributed doubles.
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NEW York
Kirby Higbe
Ernie Lombardi
New York Giants
Dodgers
St. Louis Cardinals
Lombardi
Highe
Giants
Cubs
Johnny Schmitz
Brooklyn
Carl Furillo
Howie Schultz
Pete Reiser
Dodger
Dixie Walker
Dave Koslo
Cookie Lavagetto
Higbe
Peewee Reese
Ostermueller beats Cardinals as Pirates win 9 2
Fritz Ostermueller earned his fourth win over St. Louis this season, shutting out the Cards on four hits. Pittsburgh beat Howard Pollet who faced his eighth defeat as Bob Elliott hit a fourth home run with one on in the fourth, giving the Pirates a 9-2 victory. The win tightens Pittsburgh's grip on first place in the standings over the Dodgers.
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George May
Tom O'Shanter
Chicago
Chicago Cubs
Charley Grimm
Bruins
St. Louis ‘Cards
Boston Braves
George Stallings
Hugh Casey
Brooklyn Dodgers
Mickey Cochrane
Frank Chance
Cubs
Chance
ST. Louis
Fritz Ostermueller
St. Lous Cardinals
Redbirds
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cardinals
Pirates
Howard Pollet
Bob Elliott
Pollet
Billy Cox
Ralph Kiner
Dochterman Delays Ring Show To September 25
Trainer Lew Dochterman of CYQ gym postpones an amateur boxing show at Memorial Coliseum from September 18 to September 25. He cites two top Des Moines boxers unable to attend September 18 and says new date gives locals more time to prepare. Tickets sold for September 18 will be valid on the 25th.
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Lew Dochterman
CYQ Gym
Memorial Coliseum
Des Moines
Dochterman
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Dick Drew
Jack Abshire
Sam Cooper
McKinley
Earle Klintman
Russ Crawford
Roy Plank
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Bob Mead
Leonard Paulu
Ray Kauzlarich
Jack Delbridge
Clarence Brookner
Gazette du
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Orville Rust
Bob Cohrs
Paul Phelan
Jim Shive
Bob Hoff
Louis-Mauriello
Jack Blackburn
Billy Conn
Joe
Cyclones
Higbe Huris
Bucs
Shellac St. Louis
ABH
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Lavanetto
E. Lombardi
Reiser
Edwards
Koslo
Abernathy
Thompson
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Ifritz Ostermueller Outpitches Pollet
Tittsburch
Cox
Baker
Eliott
Kinet Russel
Dusak
Spilioth
Musiat
Poliet
Russell
Elliott
Musial
Krist
Marion
St. Loui
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Oy Schmidt
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Henilne
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