Comets Top Peoria 12-0 In Lake Front Showdown
Kenosha beat Peoria 12 to 0 as Kubick, formerly of Milwaukee and Grand Rapids, earned a sixth straight win for the Comets. Helen Nicol Fox allowed six hits and struck out nine, stymying Peoria. Mary Carey delivered four of five at the plate, with Shollenberger and Wagner driving in runs. The Blue Sox debut tonight in All American Girls league play against South Bend.
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L Pet
Grand Rapids
Rockford
Fort Wayne
South Bend
Nike
Soveces & x
Kenosha
Muskegon
Comets
Peoria Red Wings
Kenosha Club
Lake Front Stadium
Blue Sox
Kabick
Chicks
Peoria
Kubick
Milwaukee Chicks
Connie Wisnewski
Viola Thompson
Anderson
South Carolina
Betty Luna
Los Angeles
Cal
Mona Denton
Denver
Colo
Frances Sloan
Miami
Fla
Phyllis Koehn
Helen Nicol Fox
Wings
Francis Lovett
Mary Carey
Fox
Fern Shollenberger
Audrey Wagner
Lois Florreich
Evelyn Wawrysha
Shirley Jameson
Northwestern
Janice O'Hara
Pres Cruthers
Florreich
Wagner
Wawrysha
Shollenberger
Mary Abbott
Schroeder
Hohlmayer
Wawryahyn
Lovett
Tucker
Villa
Hohimayer
Carey
Shhollenberger
Wawryshyn
Chapman
Remo
Ruth sought Newark manager job and golf notes headline
Babe Ruth disclosed he sought the Newark International League managerial post this year. Toronto also seeks a new manager. Amateur golfers show postwar form, with two familiar prewar names among sectional qualifiers. Cliffside Park shooters add a new technique hollering pull before firing. Estelle Lawson Page dominates Carolina Women’s Championship and eyes Tulsa title, while a boxing history book comes June 11. Bob Harlow launches The 19th Hole golf magazine. Johnny Lucchi’s Sunbury Yanks received a wedding purse gift. Leroy Addington records an error or sacrifice. Bud Kerr trains at Hermosa Beach as he joins the Los Angeles Dons.
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New York
Babe Ruth
Newark
Estelle Lawson Page
Chapel Hill
N. C
Carolinas
Greensboro
Tulsa
Bob Harlow
Johnny Lucchi
Sunbury
Johnny
Leroy Addington
Colonels Clout Milwaukee 18-2 In Sloppy Night Action
The Milwaukee Brewers fell to the Louisville Colonels 18-2 in a rough game watched by 5,160 patrons on Ladies Night. Indianapolis moved ahead with a 16-8 win over Columbus, while Kansas City split a doubleheader with Toledo 5-1 and 2-1. Mexico opens a new international airport at Torreon serving as a cross roads.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee Brewers
Louisville Colonels
Indianapolis
Columbus
Kansas City
Toledo
Mexico
Torreon
Somers Cardinal Softball Opens Season On Friday
Earl Wood returns to mound for Somers Cardinal softball in season debut against Milwaukee 800 Bar at home on Somers and Greed Bay roads. The roster features Raczkowski Meyers Kintop Kusta Falkowski Bugush Deja Kuglitsch Hack with eight starting positions and a schedule through August 16 against Wisconsin Illinois and Indiana teams.
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Evening News
Cardinal
Somers Cardinal
Milwaukee
Binnie Thomas
Earl Wood
George Bosman
Bucky Thompson
Frank
Babe” Luebke
Ralph Wade
Vernon Woltersdorf
Frank Molinaro
Eddie Quick
Vincent Feest
Ernst “Unk” Larsen
Art Piepenberg
John Cher
Somers
Greed Bay Roads
Andy Belvidere
Waukegan
American Steel & Wire
800 Bar
Joe Kusta
al Luick
Greenbaum Tanneries
Stan Falkowski
Greenbaums
Stag Hack
Chet Bugush
Harry Deja
Jack Kuglitsch
Armed Services
Kenosha
Kenosha County
Racine
Wisconsin
Ilinois
Indiana
Green Bay
Somers Roads
Racine Teams Play At Somers Tonight
Two Racine fast pitch softball teams face off in an exhibition game at the Somers Cardinal diamond tonight at 8. The Journal-Times Major league lineup meets Loomis contingent linked to the Classic circuit in a nine inning clash built on friendly rivalry.
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Somers Cardinal
Somers
Green Bay Roads
Journal-Times
Loomis
Era Team schedules Lake Geneva softball showdown
The Era Team of Kenosha hosts Lake Geneva at 8 p m Thursday on the Harmie Smith diamond in Somers. A return date will be set later. Lake Geneva features the Gerber brothers, longtime local athletes, as part of the lineup sponsored by Mrs. Louise Fulmer, ERA secretary in Kenosha.
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Equitable Reserve Association
Kenosha
Lake Geneva
Harmie Smith
Somers
Green Bay
Gerber Brothers
Louise Fulmer
ERA
One Hitter for Miner Tops City Senior Softball Loop
Bob Miner pitched a one hitter for the Zippers, striking out 10, while Mertz’s seventh inning single broke up Kenosha Motor Coach’s no hit bid in a 3-0 win at Columbs Park. Shienbrood held Zippers to no hits. Bierdz homered in the first for Zippers.
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City
Mertz
Bob Miner
Zipper
Kenosha
Columbs Park
Shienbrood
Bierdz
Zipper’s
Standings and Tomorrow's Games From AP Summary
How They Stand shows American Association results Toledo 5 1 Kansas City 1 2 Minneapolis 16 Columbus Indianapolis 5 St Paul 3 in 11 innings Louisville 18 Milwaukee 2. Tomorrow's games list AL Chicago at New York Cleveland at Washington St Louis at Boston. NL Brooklyn at Pittsburgh Philadelphia at Cincinnati New York at Chicago Boston at St Louis Toledo at Milwaukee Indianapolis at Kansas City Columbus at St Paul Louisville at Minneapolis.
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Kansas City
Minneapolis
Columbus
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Louisville
Milwaukee
Chicago
New York
Cleveland
Washington
St. Louis
Boston
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
LOO LL
Boston Peewee
Detroit
KYF Softball Schedule and Tests Mentioned
The Washington park Thursday schedule lists games at 10:00 Wildcats Bove and 11:00 Outpost No. 4 versus No. 1 Vagabonds B meeting Lincoln No. 1 at 11:00 with Journal Greens facing Wildcats C. At 1:00 p.m. Outpost No. 3 plays No. 2. Also notes that Britain will introduce stricter tests for new car drivers after the war.
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Washington Park
Wildcats Bove
Vagabonds
Outpost No
Lincoln No
Journal Greens
Wildcats C
Outpost
Britain
Airborne Wins English Derby At Epsom Downs
Airborne owned by J. E. Ferguson, a 50 to 1 shot, captured the English Derby at Epsom Downs. Gulf Stream owned by Lord Derby finished second, Radiotherapy ridden by Tom Lilley came third as more than 500000 spectators including the king and queen braved heavy rain.
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Surrey
J. E Ferguson
Epsom Downs
Lord Derby
Gulf Stream
Tom Lilley
South Bend Blue Sox topple Grand Rapids 17 to 5
Grand Rapids Chicks see their 13 game win streak end as South Bend Blue Sox power to a 17 5 victory in two hour thirty minute game. Audrey Haine and Vera Whitman each drew 18 walks with Haine issuing 13 including six in a big fifth inning. Blue Sox steal 12 bases. Phyllis Koehn pitched for the winners.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Grand Rapids Chicks
South Bend Blue Sox
Audrey Haine
Vera Whitman
Chicks
Haine
Blue Sox
Phyllis Koehn
Washington JHS Track Squad Honored At Assembly
The semester athletic award ceremony at Washington Junior High featured Anita Jurasewicz presiding. Girls awards went to homerooms 108 209 and 208. boys awards to 108 112 and 203. Coach Barton Groves distributed ribbons and school trophies to students crossing three or more points in the recent meet. Washington won the annual track meet.
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Washington Junior High
Anita Jurasewicz
Henry Andersen
Barton Groves
Groves
Recreation Department
Roger Clausen
Robert Grno
Raymond Lobo
Vincent Bonofiglio
Robert Quinn
Gerald Griffin
Kenneth LePage
Albert Forgianni
Sam Pillizzi
Raymond Kiski
Joe Wallig
Bank Team Beats Congress Club In Slow Pitch Showdown
Kenosha Nation al Bank defeated Congress Club 4 to 2 in a Sunday league slow pitch game at Lincoln Park. Both teams entered the matchup unbeaten, with the result tipping the balance in a tight contest.
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Kenosha National Bank
Congress Club
Lincoln Park
Feller Sets Sights On 1904 Strikeout Record
Bob Feller struck out 14 Washington Senators in a 10 2 Washington win, raising his season total to 118 in 103 innings. He can challenge Rube Waddell’s 343 strikeouts in 1904, aiming for a higher per season average as he leads Cleveland. Seerey hit a three run homer support after Spence’s first inning shot.
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U.P
Bobby Feller
Yankees
Cleveland
Robert
Spud Chandler
Dave
Boo) Ferriss
Mickey Harris
Hal Newhouser
Iowa
Washington Senators
Griffith Stadium
Rube Waddell
Athletics
Waddell
Rube
Feller
Nats
Indians
Pat Seerey
Stan Spence
Gaudes Wins in Milwaukee Main Event Boxing Show
Johnny Gaudes outpointed Nick Sanders in eight rounds at the Futuristic ballroom Milwaukee in the main event. Gaudes and Sanders traded power shots as three earlier bouts produced first round knockouts. Dublin needs 21000 more houses.
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Milwaukee
Johnny Gaudes
Nick Sanders
St. Louis
Gaudes
Sanders
Cubs Edge Giants 3-2 In NL Thriller
Cubs hold on for a 3-2 win over the New York Giants to stay third in the National League as the White Sox lose 2-1 to the New York Yankees. Peanuts Lowrey's double starts the decisive eighth inning rally, with Clyde McCullough and Marv Rickert driving in runs.
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Chicago Cubs
New York Giants
White Sox
New York Yankees
Lowrey
Gene Thompson
Marv Rickert
Goody Rosen
Giants
Cubs
Phil Cavarretta
Clyde McCullough
City Schedule Thursday June 6 Senior Pastpitch League Games
The schedule lists six baseball games at Lincoln and Sheridan grounds including St Andrews vs Peniel Tabernacle at Lincoln 4 St Marys Lutheran vs Grace Lutheran at Sheridan First Methodist vs First Baptist at Simmons Immanuel Methodist vs Christian Reform at Simmons and two girls softball games Quaker Stretcher vs Ke Nash A at Lincoln 2 Simmons vs Chocolate Shop at Lincoln 1 plus a classified ad phone line.
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St. Andrew's
Peniel Tabernacle
Lincoln
St. Mary's Lutheran
Grace Lutheran
Sheridan
First Methodist
First Baptist
Simmons
Immanuel Methodist
Christian Reform
Quaker
Chocolate Shop
Linccoln
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Bud) Kerr
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Hermosa Beach
Milwaukee Unit
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Nash A Silks
Shorewood
Len Meyers
Gene
Ray Kintop
RHE Zippers Ae
Kingsbury
Kingsbury Beer
Covelli
Chiappetta
Ruben
J. Mikolas
Groggins
Labanow
RHE Chocolate Shop
Tip Top Tavern
Rose
Willems
Hogle
Huxhold
Karpowicz
A. Schwaiko
Dart
Thompson
Becker
Anthonsen
Gallo
Lefty Recreation Department
KYF Softball League
Yellow Cab Co
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Peaches
Joanne Winter
Clive Little
Eleanor Dapkus
Ind
Dottie Willie Collins
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Senator
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Enjoyee
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Sox
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Russ Meers
Peanuts Lowrey
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Joe Haynes
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Nick Etten
Don Kolloway
Tommy Henrich
Adam
Leader Store
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