Chiefs Take Over First in SE Loop
Southeast standings show the Kenosha Chiefs leading with wins over Jacobsens and other teams. Results from Sundays include Chiefs 3 Jacobsens 0 and Wilmot 5 Models 4, with Silver Lake 6 Western Printers 5 and Progressive Dairy 3 Burlington 2. Wednesday features Wilmot at Kenosha Chiefs.
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Kenosha Chiefs
Jacobsens
Burlington
Silver Lake
Tno
Western Printers
Progressive Dairy
Chiefs
Wilmot
Models
Chiefs Top Racine to Grab First in Southeast Wisconsin League
Kenosha Chiefs win 3 0 at Franksville as 14 year old lefty Bob Hartman blanks Racine Jacobsens on five hits. Kurckman two RBI triple highlights three run third inning as Kenosha climbs to first place. Other results include Wilmot 5 Model Tavern 4 and Silver Lake 6 Racine Western Printers 5 in 11 innings.
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Bob Hartman
Racine Jacobsens
Kenosha Chiefs
Franksville
Kenosha Model Tavern
Wilmot
Silver Lake
Racine Western Printers
Racine Progressive Daily
Burlington
Jacobsens
Racine
Carl Fischbach
Chiefs
John Kurckman
Larry Blades
Harvey Beaster
Kurckman
Marty Dylla
Hartman
Blades
Kruckman
Ranicke
Model Tavern
Bob Lubkeman
Gene Becker
Haase
Ruel McMullen
Models
Hank Bierdz
Bierdz
Western Printers
Plate
Tommy Hunn
Bierdt
Lou Larsen
Bud” Maleski
Lakers
Larsen
Don Taylor
Abrh AB R H
Wickland
O\Wensing
Sidowski
B. Gerber
Bussarow
Jensen
Tosh
Haluska
Berghardt
Berger
Dylla
Bolton
Richter
Nelson
Crandall
Skora
J. McMullen
Douglass
R. McMullen
Nigro
Becker
DiCastri
G. Becker
Lubkeman
Christensen
Rentner
Cable
Hearn, Weyres
Ae Nigro
R.m’m
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Leaders Maintain Pace in LLB Loop
Nehlsens Sporting Goods beat Davis Heating 3 to 2 in the first game of a doubleheader at Simmons Field under night lights. City Lumber defeated Propsoms 8 to 3 in the nightcap as Little League action drew 600 fans including Ray Berres.
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Evening News
Simmons Park
E. J. Ruetz
Harry Carlson
Ralph Thomas
Davis Heating
Keith Saeger
Tony Serpe
Ray Berres
White Sox
Nehlsens Sporting Goods
Davis Heating Company
Simmons Field
City Lumber
Proproms
Kenosha
Propsoms
Jack Wavro
Wavro
Lumber Boys
Wayne Eulenbach
Gary Haskell
Lincoln Field
Five Unbeaten In County Loops
Five teams kept unbeaten records in county softball last week. The Truckers led Men's Class A with three wins and no losses as Charles Whitcher outpitched Lenny Zirbel in an 11-10 win over Michaels Tavern. Bristol Locker moved ahead in Boys Intermediate, while Salem, the Boys Club league, and Paris Stars and Brighton shared first with four wins. Notable scores included Bristol Locker 18 3 Twin Lakes, All Stars 25 15 Brighton, and Somers 7 0 Red Wings. The Salem Tobin Road game was rained out. In Girls league Brighton beat Bristol 15 7 and Cooperettes crushed Dynamatic 43 0.
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Truckers
Bristol Lockers
Salem
Paris Stars
Brighton
Charles Whitcher
Lenny Zirbel
Michaels Tavern
Silver Lake
Somers
Red Wings
Bristol Locker
Twin Lakes
All Stars
Bristol
Macwhyte
Paris
Cooperettes
Dynamatic
Brains
Simmons
Pleasant Prairie
Michaels
Tobin Road
Michael's Tavern
Brighton Setee
Silver Lake Free Boys
Roosevelt
Bristol Fee
Brauns Wee
Simmons Se
Tuesday Night Baseball Pairings In The American Association
Schedule lists Pittsburgh at Boston St Louis at Brooklyn Cincinnati at New York Chicago at Philadelphia with night games. Standings show Milwaukee leading with .661 record and Minn at .471 as of recent results. Sunday games include Milwaukee and Minneapolis in 2 wins for Columbus 6 0 and Indianapolis 6 0 while St Paul postponed by rain and other city matchups.
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Washington
Chicago
New York
St. Louis
Boston
Detroit
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Saa
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Columbus
Louisville
Indianapolis
Toledo
Kansas City
St. Paul
Ray Seeks Third Crown Tonight
Sugar Ray Robinson and light heavyweight champion Joey Maxim square off at Yankee Stadium amid rain threats and a looming postponement. The fight, not broadcast to homes but shown in 39 theaters in 25 cities, could alter Robinsons path to a third world title while theater profits and weigh‑in challenges shape the bout.
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New York
Sugar Ray Robinson
Joey Maxim
Yankee Stadium
Cincinnati
Giants
Polo Grounds
Yankee
Giant-Yankee
Robinson
Maxim
Sugar Ray
Cleveland Joey
Canada
Theater TV
Racine Craft Wins Yacht Club Race
A Racine craft sailed by Carl Thomesek took first in the star boat races at Kenosha Yacht Club. Galaxy finished in 1:45:30, followed by Gorjus 1:46:17, Javelin 2:00:15, and Capricorn 2:01:50. Weekly races seed local clubs for the annual regatta July 19 and 20 inviting boats from area clubs.
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Racine
Carl Thomesek
Kenosha
Cairo Bears Rally Past Fathers Bar 14-3 in Slow Pitch
Club Cairo Bears defeated Racine’s Fathers Bar 14-3 after a 12 run burst in the first three innings. Vic Smith, famed one arm pitcher, shut down the offense allowing only two runs. Hal Heldenauer drove in five with two homers. Vince Lia went 3 for 4 with two doubles. Ernie Pascucci added a triple.
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Cairo
Racine
Fathers Bar
Vic Smith
Hal Heldenauer
Vince Lia
Ernie Pascucci
City Schedules Tuesday Softball League
Classic and city county softball games set for Tuesday June 24 with seven pairings at multiple fields, including Columbus, Kenosha, Simmons, and Pleasant Prairie matchups. Slowpitch also features Lincoln and Roosevelt divisions with 5:30 p.m. starts. Thoroughbred racing marks Miami’s silver anniversary this year.
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Columbus
Puntillo the Tailor
Tee’s Service
Nash-Kenosha
Kingsbury
Beer City
Roosevelt
Kenosha
Cooperettes
Simmons
Miami
Kingsbury Wins Combined Tilt In Somers Slow and Fast Pitch
Kingsbury Beer's Classic league fastpitch edged Ty son’s slowpitch 6 to 5 at Harmie Smith’s diamond. Ty son’s led 4 to 2 after five innings, then Kingsbury rallied with four runs over the next five frames. Jack Rice homered for Kingsbury while Johnny Matye allowed four early runs before closing strong.
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Kingsbury Beer
Tyson
Harmie Smith
Somers
Tysons
Dave Soderberg
Kingsbury
Jack Rice
Johnny Matye
Ray Kanios
George Pflugrad
Jerry Huff
White Sox Surge Toward First in Tight AL Race
The White Sox pulled within two games of the Yankees after a strong weekend series in Chicago, including a 2 1 victory over New York anchored by Marvin Grissom's seven-hitter and two runs batted in by Sherman Lollar. Other major league results featured the Indians sweeping the Red Sox, Detroit beating Philadelphia in 12 innings, and Stan Musial extending his hitting streak as the Cardinals climbed in the standings.
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St. Louis
Robinson
Brooklyn
Lockman
New York
Sauer
Chicago
Adams
Cincinnati
Rosen
Cleveland
DiMaggio
Boston
Goodman
Fain
Philadelphia
Kell
Cubs
Berra
Yankees
Wertz
Tigers
Hodges
Dodgers
Thomson
Giants
Campanella
Indians
Snider
Reese
Avila
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Simpson
Reds
Fox
White Sox
Roe
Shantz
Athletics
Hearn
Erskine
Brazie
U.P
New Yorkers
Paul Richards
Bombers
Sox
Marvin Grissom
Sherman Lollar
Bob Kuzava
Yogi Berra
Mickey Mantle
Grissom
Bill Miller
Red Sox
Detroit
Washington
Browns
Cardinals
Braves
Phils
Cub Giants
Steve Gromek
Mickey Harris
Mike Garcia
Larry Doby
Garcia
Alpha Brazile
Harry Brecheen
Stan Musial
Brecheen
Sid Gordon
Andy Seminick
Karl Drews
Herman Wehmeier
Cincy
Luke Sewell
Dusty Boggess
Woman signs with minor league baseball team a first
Eleanor Engle a 24 year old stenographer signed by a Class B Interstate league club as the first woman ever to receive a player contract. Reactions varied from disbelief to support with managers and officials weighing rules and safety while Engle prepared for batting practice. Historical note on harness horse pricing ends the item.
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Eleanor Engle
Harrisburg Senators
Joe Tuminelli
Senators
Harrisburg
Jay Smith
Eleanor
Ball Park
Lancaster
Allentown
Robert L. Finch
George M. Trautman
Gerry Nugent
Howard Gordon
George Engle
Slowpitch and fast pitch scoring by Tyson and Bonn
Frank Molinaro knocked in two runs for Kingsbury while Rice contributed a single in each game Ollie Bonn and Connerton connected for a pair in fast pitch. Dial 5121 for Your Classified Ad.
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Tysons
Ollie Bonn Connerted
Frank Molinaro
Kingsbury
Rice
Local Cyclists Fail in Trials
Paterson New Jersey report shows Kenosha's Olympic cycling hopefuls Pfarr Renick and Strangberg failing to secure berths in the road and track time trials. Dave Rhoads Navy sailor won the 116 mile road test while Don Sheldon and Ronnie Rhoads earned berths. Brilando and Lauf posted top track times.
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Dave Rhoads
San Diego
Cal
Navy
U. S. Armed Forces
Don Sheldon
Nutley
N. J
Ronnie Rhoads
Dave
Pfarr
Rennick
Renick
Chicago
Frank Brilando
Jimmy Lauf
Hydes, Md
Cairo Camera Defeats Washington Road In Exhibition
Cairo Camera Shop beat Washington Road Lumber 15 to 4 in an exhibition. Yorke Boris and Joe Buttelli each went 3 for 4 with Buttelli adding a three bagger. L Rich led Washington Road with three hits and Carl Reck hit a homer. Ernie Pascucci earned the win with Reck taking the loss.
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Cairo Camera Shop
Washington Road Lumber
Cairo
Yorke Boris
Joe Buttelli
Buttelli
L. Rich
Washington Road
Carl Reck
Ernie Pascucci
Reck
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