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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1940

Page

10

Embree Sharp in Relief Pitching as Cedar Rapids Beats Springfield

Cedar Rapids defeated Springfield 9 to 0 in the Three-Eye league game. Embree and Brownies pitchers held Springfield scoreless while Cedar Rapids built its lead with timely hits and defensive plays early and often.

Twelve boys join six man football at Clermont High

Twelve boys respond to Coach Banning's call to six man football practice at Clermont High. Players include Aldean Trude Leonard Olson Donald Martin Rimer Leo Nelson Harlan Botts Char Reee Mehard Crowe Daniel Rounds Tours Schrader Ray Uaeckett Dean Harris and Walter Becker. First game set at Blawkeye on Sept 20.

Spretal Clermont Banning Aldean Trude Leonard Olson Donald Martin Rimer Leo Nelson Harlan Botts Char Reee Mehard Crowe Daniel Rounds Tours Schrader Ray Uaeckett Dean Harris Walter Becker Blawkeye

Raiders Blank Brownies to Claim Playoff Bid

Red Embree scattered seven hits to pitch the Raiders to a 9-0 win over the Springfield Brownies. The victory gives the Raiders a third straight playoff win and they will meet the winner of the Decatur Evansville series for the title.

Pringfield, Jr Springfield Cedar Rapids Raiders Brownes Ollie Marquard Thord Cedar Rapids Evansville Red Embree Raiders Springfield Brownies

1940 World Series Opens October 2 in N L Park

Baseball Commissioner Landis announced the 1940 World Series will start October 2 with the first two games in the home park of the National League champion. Possible sites include Cincinnati or Brooklyn. remaining games move to the American League venue of the winner. Travel allowances vary by matchups.

N. L Home Park Chicago Kenesaw M. Landis Cincinnati Brooklyn Landis Cincinbate Breskiya Chicago White Sox New York Yankees Detroit Tigers Boston Red Sox Cleveland Indians Red Sox Yankees Boston Detroit Cleveland

Coe Kohawks Open Scrimmage Signals Team Depth

Coe College football nose gear shows depth in first scrimmage of the year. Captain Tess Eins and sophomore Bob Cullen lead ends, with Bob Dunlop and Liam Leehman at tackles and Chuck Joss at guard. Sophomore DeWayne Van Deelen at fullback anchors the backfield. Second team includes Darey Cabinett and Turket among others. Kohawks plan another scrimmage Saturday.

Moray L. Eby Coe Kohawks Thiss Bob Cullen Tess [Eins Bob Dunlop Liam Leehman Chuck Joss Art Haas George Hidinger Don Dunlop Billy Arnett Joe Singer Hank Moss DeWayne van Deelen Don Direy John Cabinett Milt Starcesich Rob Christie Bob Schuetzke Ben Lowman Bill Scharnberg Monk Meyers Bob Nicholson Luther Burker Dale Thompson Darey Cabinett Turket

North English Football Schedule 1940 Includes Homecoming

Coach Burl Berry公布 the North English 1940 grid season with games at Richland Keota New London Ste urney Bronk and a Homecoming clash Oct 25 Navy Montezuma Novi Marenco noted among opponents and locations.

Spreial Burl Berry Richland Keota New London Steaurney Bronk Navy

National League Standings and Thursday Results

The standings show Cincinnati leading with 97 wins and 47 losses and New York at 66 68. Preview notes list Brooklyn, Chicago, Pittsburgh, St Louis, Philadelphia with varying records. Thursday results include Chicago over Columbus and Detroit over New York among others.

WOL Pvo WL Pet Detroit Boston Cleveland Washington New York St Louis Chicago Philadel G& New Philadelphia

Billows Upends Ward in National Amateur Golf Play

Ray Billows of Poughkeepsie defeats defending champion Bud Ward 4 and 5 in the National Amateur Golf Championship quarterfinals to reach the final four. Duff McCullough, Wilford Wehrle, and Dick Chapman also win in the 36 hole morning rounds to advance to the semi finals.

Mamaroneck Dick Chapman Winged Foot Wilford Wehrle Niles Duff McCullough Abbington Ray Billows Poughkeepsie N.Y Bud Ward Ward Chicago Hillows Mitters Priday Billows Abington McCullough Johnny Fischer Wilford Welle Maurice McCarthy

Cornell Six Man Football Team Prepares for Nipten Junior clash

Mount Vernon notes Cornell's six man squad split into two groups for practice this week. First unit features Till Laman Leonard Wilson Gate Flowery Bill Dague and Dick Heyden. Second group includes Earnest Dahlberg Quentinny Bob Larson Gene Tornquist Bob Reidler Earl Bodine and Melvin Hetland. The game with Nipten Junior College is set for Friday night at 7 44.

Crizella Mount Vernon Cornell Npten Tipton Feldevoids Dick Barker Tto Tae Till Laman Leonard Wilson Gate Flowery Bill Dague Dick Heyden Earnest Dahlberg Quentinny Bob Larson Gene Tornquist Bob Reidler Earl Bodine Melvin Hetland

Letts Site Of Louisa County Baseball Meet

Semifinals and finals of the Louisa County high school baseball tournament will be played in Letts September 28. First round games will occur earlier in the week. Pairings: Oakville vs Morning Sun, Grandview vs Wyman, Letts vs winner of first game, Cotter vs winner of second game. The county winner advances to the district meet.

Columbus Junction Lous County Latis Puboogs Oakville Morning Song Grandview Wyman Letts Cotter

Stanwood High Prevails 2-1 Over Lisbon in Tight Nine

Stanwood High School nine edged Lisbon 2-1 on the road Tuesday. Waltermain pitched for Lisbon and fanned five, while Sister toed the rubber for Stanwood in a competitive mound duel.

Stanwood High School Lisbon Stany Wood Sister Tian Stones Waltermain

Pittsburgh and Brooklyn Box Score Summary

Major League box scores from a chaotic recap show Pittsburgh and Brooklyn trading blows with hits from Mancuso Medwick Reiser and others. Key pitching details include Casey Heintzelman Ostermueller and other hurlers, with runs, RBIs and errors tallied across three games in a crowded tabulation.

Tittsburgh Brooklyn Reltser Pmancusoe Lwopez Oyuroderss Pwaner tCasey Fernandes Metvelntan Lannie Wanner Aist Lopez Oth Mushburch Lanning Maneuso Wowmlk Daracher Reiser Walker Mancuso Medwick Casey Dowhlo Durocher Camilli Pittsburgh Brooklyn A Hemizelitan Heintzelman Iutings Iteher Barr Balanfant Campbell Errocs Gustine Durrather Fletcher Davis Waner Cami Duracher Hamlin Manensa van Robays Ciatms Vanehan Vosiuk Tomerun Camith Sacilee Duracher Reser Cosearort Buteher Ty Ittmlo Batabnid Vala Bunch Hilteher Lenihan Windine Casey Loving Kenahin Anmores Hallantont Catrbel and Watt

Decatur Beats Evansville In Eleventh Inning Clash

In a playoff tilt Decatur tops Evansville 4 to 3 in eleven innings. Decatur scored four runs in the top of the eleventh while Evansville failed to respond, giving Decatur the victory behind strong relief from Card and late hitting sequence.

Nyanevelle Pvansville Decatur Bvansville Bees Helief Citeber Bxanss Les Putchers Koner Dagenhard Deno Das Emt Pniiygs Deentun Gavage Sims

Iowa to Entertain Prep Grid Squads at S Dakota Game

Iowa will host high school football squads and coaches at the South Dakota game in Iowa City on October 5. Athletic director Kr. G. Schroeder announced a five cent gate tax per person. This marks the third year of the program, with several thousand youths expected to attend.

Iowa City University of Iowa South Dakota Kr. G. Schroeder State University

Town State to Host 3000 Students at Opening Football Game

Town State college announces plans to entertain more than 3,000 school students at the opening football game against Luther college. All Town grade and high school students are invited as guests of the athletic council and will sit in a special east stadium section on Clyde Williams field near Town State students.

AMFES Town State College Athletic Department Luther College Town Athletic Council Clyde Williams Town State College

Betty Jameson Wins In Western Amateur

Seattle AP report states Betty Jameson of San Antonio Texas advanced toward the women's Western Amateur final with a likely clash against Marion Miley. Jameson defeated Muriel Veateh Seattle 5 3, after earlier beating Nancy Hurst 6 4 despite weather and rain. Miley beat Elizabeth Hicks 4 2 in a tougher match on the same course.

Seattle Kelly Jameson Marion Miley Miss Jameson San Antonio Tex Muriel Veateh Beatrice Barrett Minneapolis Nancy Hurst Portland Ore Miss Miley Elizabeth Hicks Long Beach Calif Miss Hicks

Indians and Tigers Dominate Eastern Clubs In Standings

The Indians and Tigers surged, widening gaps over New York and Chicago as Cleveland moved within half a game of Detroit and ahead of the Yankees. The White Sox swept Philadelphia, while Cincinnati eliminated New York from pennant contention with a shutout victory.

New York Yankees Detroit Freed Cleveland Tine Tate Chia Weel Hind Yankees Indiana Baston Phen Dee Gordon New York Sos Philadelphia Athletics Bill Dietrich Ed Smith Ken Sil

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