Dodgers Fold Up in St Louis Opener
The St Louis Cardinals beat the Brooklyn Dodgers 10-2 at Ebbets Field as Howie Pollet allowed five hits for the win in front of a lead tightened by a three-run first inning homer from rookie Joe Garagiola. Brooklyn falls 2.5 games back in a NL pennant race.
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Major League Box Scores from St Louis and Brooklyn clash
Brooklyn and St Louis battles yield a high scoring box score with Sisler Musial and Garagiola delivering key hits while Branca, Minner and Be rvans split pitching duties through several innings in a tight series stance and New York Detroit also produce a slugfest with Cullenbine Greenberg and Robinson powering the Tigers past the Giants in a multi game set
Cincinnati and New York Square Off In A Low Scoring Tilt
Cincinnati and New York split a baseball night game with New York pulling ahead 4 to 2 after scoring late. Key moments included two runs in the eighth and a solid relief effort as Walters allowed the decisive hits. Players Corbitt and Adams produced for Cincinnati while Rucker and Young drove in runs for New York.
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Eddie Anderson Leaves Hospital After Iowa Return Uncertain
University of Iowa head football coach Eddie Anderson was discharged from University Hospital after two weeks. Doctor Willis M. Fowler said he may observe drills next week, with active charge depending on recovery. Opening game versus North Dakota State on Sept. 21 remains uncertain. Backfield coach Frank Carideo said no scrimmage before the ND State game to avoid injuries.
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Plan Special Softball Meeting This Evening
The final softball meeting of the year will be held this evening at 7:30 in the superior courtroom of the city hall fourth floor and will be a general meeting open to all players and managers in the Cedar Rapids Softball association. President Archie Baker urged all to attend since the association is considering a special award to the outstanding player or to the person doing most for softball during the year. A wide expression of sentiment in the matter is desired.
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National League Baseball Thursday results and Friday schedule
Summary of National League games with standings and Friday matchups. New York beat Cincinnati, Philadelphia and Chicago held even, Pittsburgh and Boston cooled, St Louis topped Brooklyn. Friday games feature St Louis at Brooklyn and Cincinnati at New York among others.
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Bill Dickey Leaves Yankees. Neun Named Manager
DETROIT AP Stanley Harris said Bill Dickey left the New York Yankees and veteran coach Johnny Neun will manage the club the rest of the season. Harris noted Dickey announced he did not intend to manage the Yankees after this season and may return to New York City. Harris had joined the team in a front office post the day prior.
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All Four Prep Teams Open Season Tonight in Iowa
Franklin Wilson Roosevelt and McKinley start the 1946 football schedule with road games. Franklin hosts Charles City at Hill Park at 7 45 p m while Wilson meets Waterloo East in a long standing matchup. Roosevelt opens in Marshalltown and McKinley travels to Grinnell as coach Orville Rust fields a veteran line and backfield with several lettermen returning for the Thunderbolts and Trojans.
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McKinley Gridiron Opener Doubts Over Paulu Team
Roy Plank and Johnny Arenas will start tonight as guards along with tackle Russ Crawfford and end Jack Delbridge. Bob Mead Clarence Brookner backfield has backs. Ed Vavra starts at left tackle with Don Broulik at quarterback. In 1945 McKinley beat Grinnell 25 13 but Paulu doubts the 1946 squad.
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Iowa State Grid Outlook Bright Amid Strong Turnout
Iowa State faces a robust fall open with 55 on squad, 25 lettermen, 48 veterans from service, and 50 more expected. Coach Mike Michalske vows a good, interesting football team as Colorado opens the schedule at Boulder September 21. Key backs include Dick Howard Ron Norman and Ed Farm with Ray Klotwyk at right halfback. Jim Riding anchors line. slate includes Northwestern Iowa State Teachers Kansas Missouri Oklahoma Drake Nebraska.
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Chicago fighter Jake LaMotta stops Bob Satterfield
Chicago lightweight Jake LaMotta knocks out Bob Satterfield in Chicago. The bout lists location New York and Montreal as possible notes with aliases and scores.
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La Motta Stops Satterfield In Seventh Round
In Chicago at Wrigley Field Jake La Motta weighed 167 pounds the heaviest of his career and knocked out Bob Satterfield in the seventh round of a scheduled ten. The crowd of 9 950 paid 54 412 for the card as La Motta earned 72 0 0.
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Cascade Champs Honored At Cascade Baseball Banquet
Cascade's 25 game winning streak was celebrated at a banquet in the Gross cafe honoring the Maquoketa Valley league champions. W. P. Moran presided, with players John Moran Robert Moran Morland Moran thanked, as well as Manager Vern Weber, Leo Sullivan, Adrian Kurt, E C Moran and former Cascaders. Tait Cummins spoke for Cedar Rapids Gazette. The club, aside from a single loss to Iowa Egg of Dubuque, begins hosting Alburnett Sunday and Davenport visits on Sept 19.
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Davis suffers first break in 82 years in football drill
Sioux City article reports Morningside coach Les Davis fractured a small bone in his right leg during blocking practice. The injury occurred when he collided with Don Julius, a 210 pound fullback candidate. Davis, a veteran on and off the field for eight decades, continued until help arrived.
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Veteran players face unknowns in U S amateur semis
Smiley Quick of Inglewood and Tee Bishop of Dedham lead as four veterans exit by the second day of double round matches. Kammer and Willits reach semis, with Bishop to meet Willits after eliminating Chapman and Lind, while Quick edges Winter and McCarthy to stay in title chase.
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Evansville Braves Take 3-0 Win in Playoff Opener
Evansville Braves defeated Terre Haute 3-0 in the opening game of the Three-I league playoff series. The win puts Evansville one win away from the title as Kaye pitched strongly, limiting Terre Haute to five hits and leaving the purse of 800 dollars in reach with three victories needed.
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