Three Way Flag Fight Enters Final Stage
The AL pennant race narrows to a showdown as Boston Red Sox, Cleveland Indians lead and New York Yankees trail by one game. Raschi to face Boston with Galehouse or Parnell, while Lemon opposes Detroit as Hutchinson backs Cleveland. Tribe aims to extend seven game win streak amid crucial eight-game remaining slate.
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Zoda Named Cage Coach At Cornell
MT VERNON Reassignment of coaching staff at Cornell college places Charles Zoda in charge of varsity basketball for the 1948 49 season. Zoda is an alumnus with a Cornell degree and a 1938 faculty appointment.
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Possible Playoff Dates Set in AL Race Toss
In Chicago, AP reports a coin toss ceremony at Will Harridge’s office to decide postseason sites if the American League race ends in a tie. If Boston and New York tie, the playoff is in New York on Oct. 4. if Boston and Cleveland tie, it is in Boston. if New York and Cleveland tie, it is in New York. A three-way tie would have New York meet the Boston-Cleveland winner on Oct. 5 on the winning club’s home field.
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Red Peppers -By Pet Harmon
A veteran coach profile centers on Frank Murray of Marquette, his wide open offensive tactics, and his varied career including 18 seasons at Marquette with a break for Virginia. The piece also covers Iowa football outlook, key players, and Purdue band director Prof Spotts Emrick’s colorful Notre Dame prep remarks.
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Parking tips for Iowa City football fans
Football fans driving to Iowa City Saturday are advised to use University Heights west of the stadium Manville Heights north of US 6 and the residential district east of the Iowa River. Parking near the stadium is strictly limited to the tennis courts and an area west of the baseball diamond.
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American Loop Leaders Pace All-Star Team
The United Press all star selections honor DiMaggio Williams and Boudreau as unanimous first team picks. Other repeats include Kell Doerr and Keltner among infielders with strong showings from Indians and Red Sox.
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Cleveland Prepares For World Series Ticket Rush
Cleveland Indians officials ready for a likely surge of World Series ticket requests. Tickets will be issued on a first come, first served basis starting at 12.01 a.m. next Tuesday, with fans lining up to secure entries.
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Cyclone B Team Schedules Two Games this Fall
Ames Iowa State B team announces two upcoming games against Burlington junior college on October 1 and Mason City junior college on October 8.
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Iowa City-Wilson Football Broadcast Tonight at Hill Park
The Iowa City Wilson football game starts at 7 45 tonight at Hill Park and will be broadcast on The Gazette station KCRG. Bob Brooks KCRG sports director will handle play by play.
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Dittmer To Start for Iowa in Marquette Opener
Iowa coach plans a high scoring opener against Marquette with 40 000 expected fans. Dittmer at end and DiMarco Longley Faske and Tedor lead Iowa offense while Leahy and Drahn anchor Marquette defense in a game noted for lack of prior scouting and a tough Hilltoppers roster.
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Ris Brand Are Speaking Champs Too At YMB Banquet
Wally Ris of the University of Iowa and Glenn Brand of Iowa State, Olympic champions in swimming and wrestling respectively, spoke at a Hawkeye Downs banquet for the Young Men's Bureau. Brand discussed wrestling style and Cedar Rapids bid for a national AAU event, while Ris recounted his 100 yard freestyle title and praised coach Dave Armbruster.
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Standings and Friday schedule in American League baseball
The American League standings show Boston, Cleveland, New York, Philadelphia and Chicago with several teams at various positions. Friday’s schedule lists Boston at New York, Cleveland at Detroit, Chicago at St Louis, with probable pitchers Parnell or Gatehouse, Rasehi, Lemon, Hutchinson, Gettel and Garver.
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Probable Pitchers Friday Matchups
St Louis faces Chicago with Brecheen opposing Chambers. Nisho hosts Cincinnati against Raffensberger and Ostermueller. New York meets Philadelphia as Franklyn starts, with Cincinnati at Pittsburgh and St Louis visiting Chicago.
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Purdue Irish clash tops grid pictures
Chicago based Ed Sainsbury reports Purdue faces Notre Dame in a marquee Big Nine opener at South Bend as eight Big Nine games highlight the slate. Indiana and Wisconsin meet in conference action while Minnesota and Northwestern duel UCLA in Pasadena.
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Wisconsin Bow and Arrow Season Opens Saturday
The bow and arrow hunting season will start in Wisconsin this Saturday after officials lifted earlier fears of a forest fire threat. Conservation officers had considered cancellation but recent rains eased the danger and the season proceeds as planned.
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Giants Triumph Over Yanks In Thursday NFL Clash
In a National League football result, the New York Giants defeated the Boston Yanks 23 to 7 on Thursday. The matchup added a notable win for the Giants as they pulled ahead in the standings with solid defense and key plays.
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