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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1946

Page

7

Knowles, Jacobsons scene at Kenmore golf duel

Joe Knowles faces John J. Jacobs II in a tight Kenmore quarterfinal after forcing par all the way to a 2 and 1 victory. Jacobs led Knowles by two strokes with a 72 as the match tightened to nine holes. Knowles meets his brother in law Bob Stephenson in the semifinals, while Jack Smith battles Ed Bednasch for a final berth ahead of next Sunday’s championship.

Kenmore John J. Jacobs II Iowa Joe Knowles Knowles Jacobs Bob Stephenson Jack Smith Ed Bednasch Stephenson

Triple in 11th Wins for A's

Philadelphia Athletics win 1-0 in 11 innings over Chicago White Sox on Elmer Valo's triple driving in Jack Wallace. Flores allows eight hits. Lopat yields five in regulation before two extra frames. Sox take the series two games to one. attendance 272,768.

Chicago INS Elmer Valo Philadelphia Athletics Chicago White Sox Jack Wallacsa Jesse Flores Ed Lopat Flores Lopat Athletics Sox Philadelphia Chiestro Abhor OlMichaels Hayes Whitman Treshi Cool Lopat Wright Kuhel Handley Michaels Appling Kalloway Kubel Rosar Kononka Wallaésa Lonat Summers Passarela Jones

International League posts record attendance surge

New York AP reports an International League season total of 2,358,279 paid admissions, a 60 percent rise from last year and 53 percent above the 1928 record, announced by President Frank J. Shaughnessy on Saturday.

New York International League Baseball Frank J. Shaughnessy

Davenport's Three-I Champs To Play Here

Davenport's pennant-winning Three-I League champions will appear at Daniels Park in Cedar Rapids on Sunday September 22 to face the VFW team in a CYO boxing club benefit ball game. Manager Frank Tvrdik of the Vets predicts a win with Lefty Rozek to pitch nine innings starting at 2 pm.

Davenport Cedar Rapids V.F.W CYO G. J. Cosby Frank Tvrdik Vets Lefty Rozek Tvrdik Daniels Park

Bishop Wins Amateur Title After Quick Misses Putt

Stanley Eugene Bishop of Dedham Mass captured the National Amateur golf title at Baltusrol as Smiley Quick of Inglewood Calif missed a three foot putt on the 37th green. Bishop birdied the 37th to win after trailing in the morning round, finishing 2 over par with a 146 two-round total in a dramatic playoff.

Springfield N. J Stanley Eugene Ted” Bishop Dedham Mass Baltusrol Smiley Quick Inglewood Calif Quick Bishop Johnny Fischer Cincinnati Jock McLean Scotland Lach U. S Baltusral Golf Club Ted Bishop

Red Pepper chit chat and early grid season notes

A collage of sports chatter previews Hawkeyes football ticket prices at Iowa City, lens plans for Dick Woerner, and reactions to Boston Red Sox ticketing. It also covers Jackie Robinson’s injuries and scrutiny of scrimmage practices at Iowa State and Illinois, plus Kentucky Futurity horses.

Iowa Hawkeyes Iowa City Paul Brechler Athletics Dick Woerner Dubuque U.’s Hope Ne’s Boston Red Sox New England New Fenway Park Jackie Robinson Montreal Iowa State Mike Michalske Iowa U

Phillies Rally Cubs To Narrow Deficit In Race

The Philadelphia Phillies beat the Chicago Cubs 6 to 3 on Saturday, powered by six strong innings from Tommy Hughes and relief from Ken Raffensberger. Philly built a 4 0 lead after two frames with timely hits by Tabor, Wyrostek, Gilbert, and Seminick, then withstood a two-run seventh by Chicago to seal the win.

Philadelphia Philadelphia Phils Cincinnati Chicago Cubs Tommy Hughes Ken Raffensberger Phils Emil Kush Jim Tabor Johnny Wyrostek Andy Seminick del Ennis Charley Gilbert Hughes Wyrostek Gilbert Chicago Cubs Lowrey O Nellis Sturz'n Gilbertrf Awyrostkef Carrtoes GO Enna Rickert If O Tabor Nichola Osemincke Schelling Dinges aMerullo O News Livgston Nicholson Scheffing Hauers Hushes Aero Chicano Philadelphia Lowrey O'Neil Chipman Newsome Trabor Seminick Kush Innines Bauers Muehes Raffensberser Livingston

Illinois Football Squad Dismissed For Weekend

Champaign Illinois AP reports coach Ray Eliot dismissed the Illinois football squad for the weekend after a brief workout on signal drills. Three players out with minor injuries Bob Prymuski Joe Buscemi and Sam Zatkoffi will rejoin the squad Monday.

Champaign Ray Eliot Illinois Bob Prymuski Joe Buscemi Sam Zatkoffi

United States Earns Davis Cup Final Challenge After Narrow Win

In Forest Hills the United States defeated Sweden 3-2 to clinch the interzone final spot and set up a December Davis Cup final against Australia. The decisive doubles team Billy Talbert and Gardnar Mulloy edged Johansson and Bergelin 8-6 in the fifth set after a grueling match that featured 175 US points to 162 for Sweden. Johansson emerged as a crowd favorite for his sparkling net play and late drama, while Talbert suffered a knee injury in the third set.

Caswell Adams Forest Hills N. Y INS United States Australia Billy, Talbert Gardnar Mulloy Johansson Owe Jack Kramer Mulloy Wilmington Talbert Bergelin Frank Parker Bergel Kramer Parker

Boxers Set for Sept 25 Card in Memorial Coliseum

Amateur boxing fans will see a dozen or more bouts in the Memorial Coliseum on Wednesday September 25 with Cedar Rapids Des Moines and West Branch fighters featured. Promoter Lew Dochterman backed by Hanford Post American Legion plans to select winners to meet a Chicago team next month. Tickets available at Bee sons Becks 312 Grill and Foxhead 400 Club.

Lew Dochterman Memorial Coliseum Dochterman Hanford Post American Legion Chicago Beeson’s Beck’s 312 Grill Foxhead 400

New York Grid Yanks Rally To Beat Buffalo

The New York football Yankees trailed Buffalo early but surged with two fourth-quarter touchdowns to win 21 10 at Yan Kee stadium in a sloppy game. Orban Speck Sanders filling for Ace Parker scored both late TDs after Buffalo led for three quarters before the home crowd of 40 606 witnessed the comeback.

NEW York New York Football Yankees Buffalo Bisons Yankee Stadium Orban Speck” Sanders Ace Parker Bisons

First Win Goes To Manufacturers In Grudge Series

The Manufacturers win the opening grudge game at Dan Wis Park as Bil Rucker and Leo Cabalka lead with triples and doubles. Fruchauf club promises a tough battle in today’s second game as Ernie Marchand’s team seeks to even the series.

Danwis Park Fruchauf Cruidee Seres Bruchant Bil Ruckers Ernie Marchand Fruchaut Club Finehaut Leo Cabalka Bob White Bill Rucker Rucker Fruehuuf Ronnie Schueter Andrew Folkers Shedeck Schueter

Beazley Announces Retirement Plans for 1947 Season

New York AP Johnny Beazley of St. Louis St. Louis Cardinals told reporters before the game against the Brooklyn Dodgers that he plans to retire at season's end. He said he feels weak and tired and cited concerns after returning from army service. Beazley, 7-5 this year, shared his plan after a private talk with Manager Eddie Dyer.

NEW York St. Tons’ Cardinal Johnny Beazley Brooklyn Dodgers Beazley Eddie Dyer Brooklyn Leo Durocher Ralph Branca Ches St. Louis Cardinals Redbirds Durasdor Branca Ler + Lombard Joe Cards

Two Homers By Greenberg Swing Detroit Past Yankees

Hank Greenberg led a 7 4 Detroit victory over New York with a three run double and two homers as he drove in every Tigers run. He lifted his season RBI total to 107 and his home run total to 36 tying Ted Williams for the league lead. DiMaggio tied the game late with his 25th homer before Greenberg sealed it with his second blast.

Detroit Hank Greenberg Detroit Tigers New York Yankees Tigers Artury Greenberg Boston Ted Williams Hank Spud Chandler Yanks Bill Cardinals Branca Dodger Brancas Cookie Lavagetto Ari Ne Harry Brecheen Brooklyn Disie Walker Imswenten

Standings and schedule for baseball games incl. St Louis and Cincinnati

Standings show teams including Brooklyn St Louis Cincinnati Philadelphia Chicago New York and Boston with wins losses and runs. Saturday results list Brooklyn at St Louis Cincinnati 1 New York 0 and Philadelphia 6 Chicago 9. Sunday schedule features Chicago at Brooklyn Lehinitz Boraws and Lombardi pitting against Mellanth and Lombardi 12-8, St Louis at New York, Cincinnati at Boston, Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, and Detroit at Washington. Additional notes mention American League games and a few scheduled matchups with pitchers and records.

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