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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1948

Page

6

Iowa Hawkeyes Backfield Outlook From 1947 Camp

Iowa coach Eddie Anderson evaluates the backfield after nine days of practice. Key players include Fullback Tedore and Halfback Faske with sophomores Paulsen Longley Halliburton Fryant and Van Dyke pushing for time. DiMarco remains the starting quarterback, ONeill and Drahn provide depth, while Headington and others deal with injuries.

Iowa Eastern Iowa Hawkeye John Tedore Waterloo Headington Tedore Bob Reynolds Pacific Palisades Calif Davenport Joe Paulsen Paulsen Jerry Nordman St. Louis

Rockets Trade Smith to Dons for Clark in AFLC deal

Chicago Rockets tackle Bill Smith is traded to the Los Angeles Dons in exchange for veteran halfback Harry Clark, a former Chicago Bears standout, in a Friday deal that shifts the All America Football Conference lineup.

Chicago INS Bill Earthquake’ Smith Chicago Rockets Los Angeles Dons Harry Clark Chicago Bears

No-Hitter Highlights Barney Skips Pennant Pursuit

Rex Barney, 23, of Omaha, pitched a no run, no hit game for Brooklyn against New York Giants at the Polo Grounds, lifting the Dodgers within 3.5 games of the Boston Braves as major league pennant races loom. Stan Musial powered St Louis to a 4-0 win over Chicago with four hits. Boston widened its AL lead to 3.5 games after beating New York 9-4.

Omaha Nebraska Rex Barney New York Giants Barney Brooklyn Dodgers Giants Polo Grounds Boston Braves Nohitters Brooklyn Bob Lemon Cleveland Indians Detroit Tigers Dodgers Pittsburgh Pirates Elmer Riddle Cincinnati Reds Bucs Braves Phils Stan Musial St. Louis Cardinals Chicago Cubs Musial St. Louis’ Browns Chicago Associated Press Dodger New York Boston Philadelphia Pittshurch Cincinnati St. Louis

Charles City to tackle Franklin in opening 1948 tilt

Charles City, with 11 returning lettermen, visits Hill Park in Cedar Rapids Saturday night to face the Franklin Thunderbolts in the season opener. Game time is 7 45 p.m. The Bolts seek to even the series after three Franklin wins in five meetings. Franklin shows a big line and fast backfield in the T formation. Captain Bob Phillips directs the offense from quarterback with Bob Phillips and Don Cornwell at halfback. Stan Ginsberg may miss the opener. Charles Landis could start at guard. John Culver starts at fullback.

Joe Grothus Davenport Ray Carlson Fort Dodge Iowa Grothus Billi Kersten Slip Madigan Louie Ginsberg Cedar Rapids Leo Zeithamel Iowa City Earl Banks Chicago Carlson de Perrin Ralph Woodard Bob McKenzie Tonkawa Okla Bob Phillips Arlington Tony Guzowski Iron River Mich Jack Dittmer Elkade Anderson Cozad Tedore O'Neill Drahn Woodard Snyder Headington Longley Charles City Hill Park Franklin Thunderbolts Bolts Northern Iowa Franklin Invaders Don Cornwell John Culver

Ramblers Open at E Waterloo in 1948 debut

The Wilson Ramblers travel to Waterloo Saturday night to begin their 1948 football season against East high school, defending Mississippi Valley co champions. Coach Bill Barnard says Lavern Dostal may start after a week out of contact work. Jerry Stark could earn a nod. Starting lineup hinges on Cedar Rapids opponents and Easts missing regulars in 1947 unbeaten run.

Wilson Ramblers Waterloo East High School East Rambler Bill Barnard Lavern Dostal Jerry Stark Cedar Rapids Jet Ramblers

Bears Halt Yanks in Hershey Thriller

The Chicago Bears defeated the Boston Yanks 28 to 14 before 17 351 fans in Hershey Pennsylvania. The Bears earned 18 first downs to the Yanks nine.

Hershey, Pa Chicago Bears Boston Yanks Bears Yanks

Roosevelt Cedar Rapids Clash Broadcast by KCRG Tonight

The Gazette station KCRG will air The Roosevelt of Cedar Rapids versus Clinton at 740 tonight in a Mississippi Valley Conference tilt and Cedar Rapids debut. Bob Brooks, KCRG sports director, will provide play by play from Hill Park. McKinley travels to Grinnell tonight.

Cedar Rapids Clinton KCRG Bob Brooks Hill Park McKinley Grinnell

Invite Past Presidents to MJ Banquet in Cedar Rapids

The Cedar Rapids MJ Baseball league hosts its annual banquet at the CSPs hall Saturday night with living past presidents as guests. Attendees include Mayor Hahn Safety Commissioner Hughes Parks Commissioner Jones and other officials. Toast master Dempsy Jones will preside as trophies and awards are presented to LaPlant Choate Iowa Manufacturing and individual players.

Cedar Rapids MJ Baseball League C.S.P.S Bill Waite Frank K. Hahn Gordon Hughes R. C Dick” Jones Lou Burgus Dave Williams Dempsy Jones League Board of Control Cedar Rapids Press and Ralph Slade LaPlant-Choate Iowa Manufacturing LaPlant Shaughnessy Bob Havlik Frank Simanovsky Speeder Harry Beeve O. L. Eckart Warren Smith Art Walbrand R. Buchanan Ted Petranek B. Higbee Chris Miller L. Carlton Roy Quinn Howard Funk Charles Herbeck Tom Hardiman Scott Hammond Rube Lembaugh Lou Stepanek Joe Riley Fritz Ite Aed Lee Winger George Hawkins

Rain Delays U S Singles Tennis Opens at Forest Hills

Heavy rain postponed Friday's first round matches in both men's and women's U S singles championships at Forest Hills New York forcing schedule restructuring for the national tournament.

Forest Hills N. Y U. S

Arizona Ramblers Open World Amateur Women’s Softball Title Play

The defending champion Arizona Ramblers of Phoenix face Walker Realty of Des Moines in the opening game of the world’s amateur women’s softball title tournament in Portland Oregon.

Portland Ore Arizona Ramblers Phoenix Walker ‘Realty Des Moines iSunday

Al Rosen to Join Cleveland Indians

The Cleveland Indians announced that Al Rosen, star third baseman from Kansas City, will join the Tribe in Cleveland. He was voted the most valuable rookie in the American Association this year but will be sidelined for a few days due to a knee injury.

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Standings and Friday Schedule From Major Leagues

National League standings show Brooklyn 59 and St. Louis 62 atop a tight race. American League leaders Boston and New York hover near .600. Friday’s probable pitchers include Roe, Jansemts, Raffens, Raschira, Garver, and Coleman with several city matchups on the slate.

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Dick Hauser Injured in Fall at Cornell

Cornell wrestling star Dick Hauser broke several ribs in a fall on campus at Mermer hall during a friendly scuffle. He is expected to be out for the season. Hauser previously injured last spring in an auto crash with teammate Lowell Lange.

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