Frick warns against beaning in N L games
Umpire association head Willy Frick warned Brooklyn manager Leo Durocher and St. Louis manager Eddie Dyer about bean balls after frequent near hits and crowding pitches in the Cardinal Dodger series. He cited six hits by Dodgers on Cardinals and four by Cardinals on Dodgers, and noted a $200 fine for managers with willful pitches. Dyer denied filing a formal complaint. Durocher had no comment.
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Sportsmen's Bar Team Posts 22nd Loop Win
Sportsmen's Bar Team annexed its twenty second league win of the season in Tavern league play at Isle La Plume by trouncing Red Arrow 9-6. Olson and Potts each had three hits for the winners and Lawrence added two. Dikeman and Koelbl led the losers with two hits apiece.
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Isle la Plume
Red Arrow
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Potts
Lawrence
Dikeman
Koelbl
Shimshak
Arnie
Roosevelt
Vet's Club
Onalaska
F. Wittenberg
Leo
Johnnie
South Avenue
Mud Hens Top Brewers With Eighth Inning Rally
The Toledo Mud Hens beat the Milwaukee Brewers 4 3 after a two run eighth inning rally. Pinch hitter Les Moss drove in the winning run as Don Black took the loss after ten hits and three straight defeats. Johnny Pavlick earned the win with Bill Scott starting for Milwaukee. Colum bus edged Kansas City 2 1 and St Paul beat Louisville 7 2 in the American Association.
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Milwaukee Brewers
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Columbus
Kansas City
St. Paul
Louisville
Les Moss
Toledo
Don Black
Ira Hutchinson
Owen Scheetz
Brewers
Johnny Pavlick
Bill Scott
Green Bay Muffs Chance To Grab Ist In Wisconsin League
Green Bay muffed a shot at first in the Wisconsin State league as Fond du Lac beat them 8-2 after five errors. Oshkosh Giants were idle due to rain in Wausau. Sheboygan Indians swept Janesville 4-2 and 8-0 in seven innings, and Wisconsin Rapids shut out Appleton 3-0. If Green Bay had defeated Fond du Lac they would have closed within four percentage points of Oshkosh.
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Oshkosh
Fond du Lac
Giants
Wausau
Sheboygan Indians
Janesville
Wisconsin Rapids
Appleton
Jays
Oshkosh Giants
Minshall Enters Ragged Jim in Monroe Fair Races
Dr. G. W. Minshall of Viroqua enters Ragged Jim, his famed harness racing horse, in the Monroe fair this week and plans further fall circuit entries. Ragged Jim gained prominence at Santa Anita in Los Angeles this summer, winning a fast trotting race against top competition with Minshall driving.
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Ragged Jim
Monroe Fair
Santa Anita
Los Angeles
Minshall
Grand Forks Edges Eau Claire 3-2 in tight game
Wisconsin league action saw Grand Forks defeat Eau Claire 3-2 and Sioux Falls top Superior 15-4. Far go-Moorhead Twins beat St. Cloud 7-3 while Aberdeen edged Duluth 6-3 in other games.
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Grand Forks
Eau Claire
Sioux Falls
Superior
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St. Cloud
Aberdeen
Duluth
Cardinals edge Dodgers 3 1 in tense game breakup
St Louis wins 3-1 over Brooklyn as Pete Reiser suffers mild concussion and Dodgers lose two key players. Brecheen starts strong for Cardinals, Slaughter, Marion and Rice contribute early offense. Yankees move to second, Harder beats Tigers 4-2, Red Sox drop to collapse in AL standings. Cubs blanked by Senators as rain postpones doubleheader.
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Associated Press
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Chicago Cubs
Redbirds
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Dodgers
Peter Reiser
Whitey Kurowski
Pete Reiser
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Leo Durocher
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Boston Red Sox
Joe Cronin
Mel Harder
Joe Berry
Deadline set for city singles tennis entries this Saturday
City tennis entries close Saturday August 3 at 7 p m. Contact director Bill Baker at 2730 M to enter with a fifty cent fee. Leading men’s entries include defending champ Herman Babe Derouin Bob Novak Leo Kenny Bill Baker Ted Solie Jack Fry Jim Scheel Howard Rocert Don Fry Glen Selbo Charley Weigent Wayne Bohrnstedt and Tommy Howe. Dick Finley, singles champion before the war, is expected to be discharged and play.
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Babe) Derouin
Bob Novak
Leo Kenny
Ted Solie
Jack Fry
Jim Scheel
Howard Rocert
National Loop Player Delegates Resume Meet
National league player delegates resume their session in New York with 16 representatives in Ford Frick's office. They plan to revisit topics such as clubhouse sanitary conditions and abolishment of double headers after night games. Additional issues include expenses for players sold or traded, extending the post-season exhibition period, and the pension fund plan. Philadelphia Phillies delegates push for all major league clubs to have representation at the next meeting with club owners.
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New York
Ford Frick
Philadelphia Phillies
La Banskys Team Surges Into First
In SPARTA Wisconsin La Bansky's Service beat Holdt's Recreation 8 to 4 to move into first place in the league's second half. Key plays included a booted error on a first-inning ball by Bosco Pierce, a Betthauser triple, and later two runs via doubles by Betthauser and Jenkins. Holdt's tallied eight hits but six errors aided the loss. Market Tavern outscored Wonder Bar 14 to 13 after a late rally.
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Wonder Bar
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Sparta Stops BAF Team 3-1 in Wisconsin
Sparta baseball team invaded Black River Falls and beat the home squad 3-1 in a game marked by sharp pitching and a 20 minute dispute over gate receipts. Sparta scored three unearned runs off costly fielding while BAF managed one run on three hits including Kiddie’s triple. Kjos pitched for the losers allowing three hits. Johnson worked seven innings for Sparta and gave up four hits.
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Nussbaumer Signs with Packers as 50th Player
Green Bay announces University of Michigan halfback Bob Nussbaumer has signed for the 1946 season. The right half played for Michigan from 1943 to 1945 and becomes the Packers 50th signee for the current year under coach Curly Lambeau.
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Curly) Lambeau
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Standings From Thursday Baseball Results
National League results St Louis beat Brooklyn 3 1 with several games postponed by rain Pittsburgh at Boston Cincinnati at Philadelphia and others delayed. American League scores New York 4 Detroit 2 Chicago 7 Philadelphia 6 Cleveland 2 Boston 1 St Louis 8 Washington 2. Additional schedule notes list several night games and pending matchups across leagues.
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Peerless 9 Defeats Onalaska 5–1 for Sixth Straight Win
Peerless 9 beat Onalaska 5 to 1 in the sixth straight league victory as Glen Selbo hurled a strong 5 hit game with 10 strikeouts. Everett Anderson starred at short and made several brilliant plays, including a one handed grab in the sixth. The Kings took a 2–0 lead in the second and added another in the third on Parizek’s risky play and fielder’s choice, while Junior Anderson struggled on the mound for Onalaska.
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Glen Selbo
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Junior Anderson
E. Anderson
Everett Anderson
Booker Parizek
Brew
Peerless
Russ Halford
Charley Rick
Fran Lupie
Jim Meyers
Harvey Krause
Gordy Selbo
Parizek
Senior and Junior American Legion Game At Copeland Park
Tonight at Copeland park the Senior American Legion was set to play the Junior American Legion at 8 15. Wet grounds could postpone the match and fans are told to tune in to the radio for updates on tonight s contest.
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Schultz Leads Onalaska Past Peerless In 10-6 Victory
Schultz led the way with three hits in five at bats and Glen Selbo doubled, as Onalaska built a 4-0 lead by the eighth inning. Gordy Selbo hit a two RBI double, and Rick Johnson added a three base hit for Peerless. Final score 10-6 with Glen Selbo (winning) and J Anderson (losing) on the mound. attendance about 900.
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Krause
Glen Selbo
Anderson
Gordy Selbo
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Schultz
Onalaska
Everett Johnson
Gordy
Rick
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S. Anderson
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Servo Knocks Out Anes In Fifth Round Fight
Welterweight champion Marty Servo defended his title against Ray Robinson on September 6. Servo stopped Jimmy Anes of Brooklyn at Halloran hospital in the fifth round after flooring him twice, the referee stopping at 1:46. Servo weighed 145½ pounds to Anes' 140.
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Ray Robinson
Jimmy Anes
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Halloran Hospital
Schenectady
N. Y
Barney Ross
Servo
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Boxers KO and outpoint in three weigh-in style bouts
In Akron Tippy Larkin 144 from Garfield New Jersey knocked out Bobby Claus 147 from Buffalo in five. Indianapolis saw Clarence Brown 200 from Detroit outpoint Johnny Denson 193 from Indianapolis in ten. Chicago had Johnny Bratton 13644 from Chicago outpoint Bill Eddy 138 from Flint Michigan in ten.
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Tippy Larkin
Garfield
N. J
Bobby Claus
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Indianapolis
Clarence Brown
Detroit
Johnny Denson
Chicago
Johnny Bratton
Bill Eddy
Flint
Mich
Jackie Graves sidelined until October with hand fracture
Minneapolis report states boxer Jackie Graves suffered three fractures in his left hand. An Austin X ray showed the break. a cast is on for three weeks. Graves, recovering from a knockout, plans to resume training in September and hopes for later fights and a return match with Pep.
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George A. Barton
Minneapolis
Minn
Graves
Austin
M. D. Fish
Jackie
Sparmates
Austin Atom
Northwest
Pep
Phil Terranova
Pasquel Sees US Baseball 100 Years Behind
Mexican baseball official Bernardo Pasquel argues US baseball lags century behind, cites antiquated methods and calls for peace with organized baseball only after key owners settle disputes. He names potential big-name signings and notes Mexico would welcome Ted Williams and other stars.
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Bernardo Pasquel
Havana
Mexico
John Palmer Heads St. Paul Golf Tourney
In St. Paul Minnesota the opening day of the $10 000 open sees sharp shooting from Johnny Palmer of Badin North Carolina who, after serving as a bomber tail gunner in 32 missions, tops the field as the second round begins with a rough path to a 150 or better 36 hole total.
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ST. Paul
Wisconsin Players Shine In St Paul Open Round
John Erickson shot 74 leading Wisconsin entries in the St Paul $10,000 open opening round. Frank Bruch of Kenosha fired 36-37-73 to pace Wisconsin, with Jim Milward of Madison 38-37-75 and Ed Mattson of Fort Atkinson 39-44-83. Nig Nelson of New Richmond 43-43-86, John Erickson 37-37-74, and Johnny Revolta of Evanston formerly of Wisconsin 36-37-73 also featured.
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Frank Bruch
Kenosha
Wis
Wisconsin
Jim Milward
Madison
Ed Mattson
Fort Atkinson
Nig Nelson
New Richmond
John Erickson
la Crosse
Golfers Edge Pro Tour At Keller Course In Charleston
The article notes a golfer with three and a half years army service matching the field by firing 66 on the 6,557 yard Keller course. Clayton Haefner of Charlotte opened with a 31 on the out nine and finished 67. He tied Henry Ransom of Houston and Ellsworth Vines of Chicago at 67.
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Henry Ransom
Houston
Texas
Ellsworth Vines
Chicago
Little Eight Leaders Plan All Star Game in La Crosse
Galesville Wis August 14 Copeland park under lights at 8 15 p m for an all star clash between La Crosse league stars and Little Eight players finalized by the Little Eight board with Sonny Nelson presenting the recreation department plan The meeting also set the Shaughnessy playoffs for September 8 and 15 and reviewed protests from Ettrick West Salem and One Alaska with decisions favoring West Salem and Gale on the latter and the board ordering a game on Sunday September es
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Wis
Little Eight Baseball League
Holmen
Louis G
Sonny) Nelson
la Crosse Baseball Association
Nelson
la Crosse
Shaughnessy
Copeland Park
Alaska
Gale
Oscar Stolander
Pla Mor League Captains To Meet Tonight
Bert Lowell secretary of the Pla Mor bowling league announced a meeting of all team captains at 7 30 this evening at the Pla Mor. Plans for a season play will be discussed.
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Pla Mor
Bert Lowell
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