Kenosha Chiefs, Models, Racine win in Southeastern Wisconsin league
In Sunday action the Kenosha Chiefs beat Burlington 9 to 5 to stay unbeaten in the SE league. Kenosha Models defeated Western Printers 20 to 4 as Alex Nigro piled up five hits and seven RBIs. Silver Lake toppled Wilmot 9 to 1 while Racine Jacobsens won 9 to 2 in an exhibition. Hank Bierdz pitched for Silver Lake in a 13 hit effort.
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Kenosha Chiefs
Jacobsens
Silver Lake Legion
Burlington
Wilmot Legion
Kenosha
Progressive Daily
Kenosha City
Kenosha Model Tavern
Western Printers
Racine
Silver Lake
Wilmot
Racine Jacobsens
Whiting
Ind
Tony Saliture
Gene Holmes
Drissel
Nigro
Saliture
Hank Bierdt
Lou Larsen
Lakers
Mickey Robers
RBI
Bud Maleski
Jack Crandall
Wally Skora
Bierdz
Bob Lubkeman
American Olympic Team Heads to Helsinki for 1952 Games
The United States Olympic squad of 52 ships to New York then Princeton for training before flying to Helsinki for the July 20 opening. Star performer Mal Whitfield leads and aims for a double in 400 and 800 meters, despite a slight thigh pull.
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Los Angeles
Iu.p
Sam
Helsinki
New York
Princeton N. J
Randall's Island Stadium
America
Mal Whitfield
U. S
Ohio
George Rhoden
Art Wint
Whitfield
Brutus Hamilton
Seton Hall
Andy Stanfield
Baldwin-Wallace
Harrison Dillard
Kronsnoble Wins Star Class Race at Kenosha Yacht Club
Al Kronsnoble of Kenosha steered Gorjus to a one hour 31 minute 35 second victory in the Kenosha Yacht Club weekly Star class race. Carlo Thomasek’s Galaxy finished five seconds behind. Harold Harper’s Javelin took third, Casey Schmitz’s Capricorn fourth, Dick Grasser’s Playmate fifth, and Earl Nehls’s Sea Fever last. Two Racine boats will join next week’s field.
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al Kronsnoble
Kenosha
Gorjus
Kenosha Yacht Club
Kronsnoble
Carlo Thomasek
Galaxy
Harold Harper
Capricorn
Casey Schmitz
Harper
Schmitz
Dick Grasser
Earl Nehls
Joe Werner
KYC Racing Program
Charles Guy wins Kenosha News Welfare club title
Charles Guy captured the Kenosha News Welfare club golf title at Hunter Country Club Richmond finishing with an 85 to edge Paul Schulte by two strokes. Winfred Bromstad earned the high total prize with 120.
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Charles Guy
Kenosha News Welfare Club
Hunter Country Club
Richmond
Guy
Paul Schulte
Winfred Bromstad
Nehlsens Sporting Leads Little League Standings
Nehlsens Sporting Goods holds six wins and one loss in the Little League standings after a tense 6 to 5 win over Propsoms. Davis Heating beat City Lumber 7 to 2, with Davis Heating scoring in every inning. Upcoming games: Nehlsens vs Propsoms and Davis Heating vs City Lumber on Thursday.
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Davis Heating
City Lumber
Nehlsens
Propsoms
Nehlsens Sporting Goods
Davis Heating Company
City Lumber and Supply Company
Simmonsfield
John Easton
Zippers Fall in 12 Inning Battle at Simmons Field
Mac's Zippers dropped a 3 to 1 extra inning decision to Bloomington Insurance on Saturday at Simmons field. Hoke Wilson earned the win in relief over Harold Stein who allowed 10 hits in seven innings. Don Williams started for Bloomington and five frames before Wilson. Dick Stetson doubled for the Zippers. Bob Miner and Stein added singles. Sunday Bloomington split a twin bill with Racine Metal Parts as Dan Windle beat Max LeGate 2 0 and Kenosha players powered Racine 6 1 behind Jack Tracy two runs on five hits. Lenny Baas hit a grand slam in the later game.
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Chiefs
Burlington
Herb Manning
Kenoshans
Carl Fischbach
Bob Hartman
Manning
Hartman
Bob Eisenach
Bob Lilla
Jerry Poltrock
Eddie Wickland
Larry Blades
Jack Tosh
Dick Rabicke
Clint Wagner
Mac
Zippers
Bloomington Insurance
Simmons Field
Hoke Wilson
Harold Stein
Stein
Don Williams
Wilson
Dick Stetson
Bob Miner
Bloomington
Dan Windle
Max Legate
Kenosha
Racine
Jack Tracy
al Cherry
Lennie Baas
Tracy
Dodgers
Braves
Tommy Holmes
Brooklyn
Carl Furillo
Jackie Robinson
Libby Sisti
Sid Gordon
Walker Cooper
Boston
Preacher Roe
Giants
Phils
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
City softball league Tuesday schedule highlights
July 1 event list shows Columbus 7:30 Tee's Service versus Kingsbury Beer 8:30 Nash Kenosha against Puntillo the Tailor. City county girls include Roosevelt Kenosha 7:30 Simmons versus Dynamatic and 8:00 Bristol teams. Slowpitch games at 5:30 feature Dept 836 v 828 Lincoln No.3 and more across Lincoln No.1 No.2 Roosevelt and Stadium venues.
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Columbus
Tee’s Service
Kingsbury Beer
Nash Kenosha
Puntillo the Tailor
Roosevelt
Kenosha
Simmons
Bristol
Braun
Cadillac
Tuesday Simmons
Brains
Paris Stars
Somers
Brighton
Pleasant Prairie
Baseball standings and results from Sunday to Tuesday
Results show Brooklyn over Boston 6-5 New York 12 Philadelphia 3 Pittsburgh 2 St Louis 1 with rain delaying the second game. American League and American Association scores listed with leaders and upcoming schedule including New York at Boston and Philadelphia at Brooklyn.
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Brooklyn
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Chicago
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
N.Y
Wash
Bost
St.l
Cleve
Phil
Chgo
Det
Stock Car Races Draw 2,500 Here
A capacity crowd of 2,500 watched the Wilmot fairgrounds stock car program for the grand opening of a new quarter mile track. Milwaukee drivers dominated seven races with Bud Hyland winning the 25 lap feature. heats saw wins by Jeffries Atkins Kinney and others. A crash tally included three major incidents and one spill but no serious injuries.
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Wilmot Fairgrounds
Quarter Mile Track
Milwaukee
Badger Racing Association
Bud Hyland
Butler
Wis
Jim Jeffries
George Atkins
Harry Schupp
Len Kinney
Clint Zimmers
Slinger
Jim Jeffreys
Don Daus
Frank Seamers
Paul Herbeck
Atkins
Gene Davidson
Seamers
Bud Bree
Fred Reynolds
Brewers Split Doubleheader to Lead American Association
Milwaukee Brewers take both ends of a doubleheader from Minneapolis 5-4 and 2-1 to extend their lead in the American Association. Kansas City Blues set league records in a 17-4 opener win, then St Paul won 10-4 in game two. Charleston Senators split with Louisville 10-6 and 3-1 in West Virginia. Indians and Red Birds split Columbus twin bill, with 10 innings in the opener ending 5-4.
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Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Louisville
Charleston
Kansas City
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Columbus
Milwaukee Brewers
Kansas City Blues
Blues
Charleston Senators
Louisville Colonels
West Virginia
Senators
Toledo Mud Hens
Indianapolis Indians
Columbus Red Birds
Mercury
Indians
Red Birds
Snead and Ferrier Win Inverness All Star Best Ball
Sam Snead pays tribute to partner Big Jim Ferrier for the top $5,000 prize in the Inverness all star Best Ball golf event. The Snead Ferrier duo finished with a plus 13 score, defeating Lloyd Mangrum Cary Middlecoff who dropped to third with minus one while Doug Ford Ed Oliver rose to second with plus one.
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Toledo
U.P
Sammy Snead
Big Jim Ferrier
Inverness
Lloyd Mangrum
Cary Middlecoff
Snead-Ferrier
Mangrum
Middlecoff
Doug Ford
Ed (Porky) Oliver
Jimmy Demaret
Jack Burke, Jr
Byron Nelson
Skee Riegel
Clayton Heafner
Marty Furgol
Dodgers and Yankees Favored to Lead by Fourth of July
Baseball roundup notes the Dodgers five games ahead after a 6 5 win over the Braves and the Yankees widening their margin to 412 games over a tight pack as July 4 nears. Allie Reynolds dominates for New York with a 10th win and 1.51 ERA as Yogi Berra belts a three run homer.
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Dodgers
New York
U.P
Braves
Red Sox
Indians
White Sox
Washington
Nats
Allie Reynolds
Bill Miller
Reynolds
Yogi Berra
Miller
Bobby Brown
Joe Collins
Hank Bauer
Yank
National League and American League season leaders listed
The report lists top batting and pitching leaders from both leagues. Stan Musial leads in hits for the National League with 85 and Roy Rosen tops Cleveland with 83. Home run leaders include Sauer and Berra with 20 and 15 respectively, while pitching leader Roe sports a 7-0 record and 7-0.
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United Press
National League
Pet. Musial
St. Louis
Robinson
Brooklyn
Atwell
Chicago
Marshall
Cincinnati
Kluszewski
American League
Pet. Rosen
Cleveland
Fain
Philadelphia
Kell
Boston
Jensen
Washington
Goodman
Sauer
Cubs
Berra
Yankees
Thomson
Giants
Hodges
Dodgers
Wertz
Tigers
Campanella
Snider
Lockman
Reese
Musial
Cards
Hemus
Fox
White Sox
Rosen
Indians
Simpson
Adams
Reds
Roe
Eskine
Shantz
Athletics
Maglie
Brazie
Leo Suspended but Will Lead All-Star Nine
Giants manager Leo Durocher suspended four days but to direct the National League all stars in the July 8 game in Philadelphia. The NL lineup includes Musial Slaughter Hamner Stamper and Campanella among others with managers Durocher and coaches Stanky and Shellenback.
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Cincinnati
Leo Durocher
New York Giants
Durocher
Warren Giles
Philadelphia
Roy Campanella
Brooklyn
West Westrum
New York
Toby Atwell
Chicago
Alvin Dark
Whitey Lockman
Bob Thomson
Gil Hodges
PeeWee Reese
Jackie Robinson
Red Schoendienst
St. Louis
Granny Hamner
Grady Hatton
Carl Furillo
Duke Snider
Ralph Kiner
Pittsburgh
Stan Musial
Enos Salughter
Hank Sauer
Lockman
Robinson
Hamner
Thomson
Sauer
Musial
Slaughter
Campanella
Eddie Stanky
Cards
Frank Shellenback
Giants
Gehrmann vows return after setback on indoor track
Milwaukee athlete Don Gehrmann announces he will not quit as a loser and plans to return to the boards when the indoor track season resumes.
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Milwaukee
Don Gehrmann
Unbeaten Teams Lead County Softball Standings
Five teams remain undefeated across county leagues as Frank Bucci releases latest standings. Highlights include Truckers 26 Silver Lake 24 in Class A, Michael's Tavern 7 Red Wings 0, Salem 22 Brighton 13, and Bristol Lockers 6 3 over Bristol in boys cub loop. Brighton and Paris Stars stay undefeated in girls city county play.
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Frank Bucci
Silver Lake
Michael’s Tavern
Red Wings
Salem
Brighton
Bristol Lockers
All Stars
Twin Lakes
Bristol
Paris Stars
Somers
Paris
Cooperettes
Simmons
Pleasant Prairie
Dynamatic
Michael's Tavern
Tobin Road
Eran
Brighton Anne Enee
Bristol Locker Brighton
Brighton Paris Stars
Bristol Brauns
Pleasant Prairie Simmons
Blackwood Meets Nardico Tonight in Milwaukee
Light heavyweights Danny Nardico of Los Angeles and Joe Blackwood of Paterson N J prepare for a 10 round bout at the Milwaukee Auditorium. Nardico carries an eight pound edge and seeks another knockout driven win after his Cleveland test with Harry Matthews. Blackwood combines speed and quick punches in his Milwaukee debut and fifth local appearance.
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Danny Nardico
Los Angeles
Joe Blackwood
Paterson
N. J
Milwaukee Auditorium
Nardico
Blackwood
Harry
Kid) Matthews
Cleveland
Nordico
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Schnee’er
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Bob
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Horace Ashenfelter
Penn State
Bill Ashenfelter
Stanfield
Dillard
Rut Walters
Craig Dixon
Texas Aggies
Walt Davis
USC
Sam Iness
Robert Richards
Bob McMillen
Columbia
George Shaw
Nehlsens City Lumber Davis
Uaw-Cio
56Th St
Boyce Automotive Service
Associated Press
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Bkin
Cin
Pitts
American Association
Minn
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Ind. St.p
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Evening News
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Chris Wervie
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Jack Good, Inc
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Sam Dente
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Ray Coleman
Joe Tipton
Ray Boone
Satchel Paige
Bobby Thomson
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Pirates
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Harry Perkowski
Cincy
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Roy Smalley
Dee Fondy
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Locker Boys
CUB
Kentucky
Schenley Dist., Inc
N.Y.C
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