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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1949

Page

17

Junior Anderson Hurls 7 Hit Ball to Beat La Crescent

American Legion team avenges last week's extra inning loss with a 7 2 win over the Cardinals at Copeland Park. Junior Anderson tossed nine innings allowing seven hits and struck out 12 La Crescent batters amid a 329 spectators.

Junior Anderson American Legion la Crescent Cardinals Copeland Park Legion

Legionnaires overpower La Crescent in nine hit battle

Legion scores first in the second inning and lead most of the game. Johnston started for Legion, Krismer relieved and Lottes finished as Anderson held La Crescent at bay. Lepsch, Wetzel and Lepsch produced key hits while Boma and Dunham miscues helped Legion extend the lead before La Crescent threatened late.

Jerry Johnston Landy al Grobs Anne See John Krismer Krismer Legion Wayne Lottes la Crescent Legionnaires Dick Lepsch Don Wolf Cardinals Neil Gittens Charlie Boma Orvie Wetzel Loese Blow Boma Jim Dunham Dunham Porky Larson Lepsch Lottes George Lehrke Texas Orson Anderson Wetzel Chrismer Wolf Olottes So Anderson Squiers Perries Lowell Anderto Lerion la Creecent Richardson Johnston Thal Bob Schroeder VFW Jim Sullivan The Babe Harnish Lehrke Bill (Booker Bernie Golz CIO Ken Ingham Legion Ball Club

Hoffs power eighth inning sinks Bangor 3-0

In Bangor Wisconsin on Tuesday South Ridge erupted in the eighth inning scoring all three runs to defeat Bangor 3-0. Olson hurled a three-hitter with South Ridge errors limited to one while Harding suffered nine hits for Bangor.

Bangor Wis Hoffs South Ridge V. Hoff G. Hoff L. Hoff la Vernoa Harding Olson

Onalaska AFL Faces City League Contest At Eight

Onalaska tangles with the AFL in a City league baseball game at Copeland Field tonight at 8 15 p m AFL seek playoff berth after a second round win Federation nine may start Dick Rick Charlie Schmikla Wally Mears or Frank Bachmann Osgood and Case lead Onalaska in the slants Friday sees CIO and VFW clash at Copeland to aid shoppers with an 830 p m start

Onalaska AFL Copeland Field Federation Nine Dick Rick Charlie Schmikla Wally Mears Frank Bachmann Bill Case Gene Osgoodgood CIO VFW Copeland

Brewers Subdue Colonels in Sixth Inning Rally

Milwaukee Brewers score three in the sixth to beat Louisville 5-3 in the opening game of a three game series. Les Studener allowed a late run in the eighth and George Wilson homered for Louisville. Bob Alexander took the loss as Milwaukee capitalized on two errors.

Milwaukee Brewers Louisville Colonels Les Studener Brews George Wilson Bob Alexander Indianapolis Indians St. Paul Tribe Mel Queen The Apostles Indians Columbus Kansas City Harvey Haddix Bob Keegan Minneapolis Toledo Milwaukee

Recreation Softball League Matches Set for Wednesday

On Wednesday August 8 recreation softball features nine games across leagues including Roosevelt-Mt Calvary vs St Paul Hogan-Trinity vs St Paul Onalaska West Avenue-Bethel vs Our Savior Bouska Park-Immanuvue against English Allis-Chalmers aeey vs Poundrys Hood J Office vs Plows mouth Avenue-Outcasts vs Sluggers Longfellow Third Shift vs Cultivators Ward Ave West-Coolers vs Spots Ward Ave East Old Grand Dads vs fin Hawks Fairgrounds Bonnets vs Orphans plus a horseshoe tournament at Houska Park City with play at 7 p m.

Letheran League Roosevelt Mt. Calvary St. Paul Hogan—Trinity Onalaska West Avenue Bethel Our Savior Bouska Park Immanuvue English Allis-Chalmers Aeey Poundrys Hood &J.—Office Plowsmouth Avenue Longfellow Ward Ave Fairgrounds Bonnets Orphans

Major League Standings and Thursday Schedule Recap

Major League standings from the AP with results across American and National Leagues. Detroit beat New York 2 1, Cleveland 8 1, Boston 4 3, St Louis 3 Philadelphia 5, Chicago 2, and New York 3 Chicago 0. Brooklyn 5 Pittsburgh 2, St Louis 7 Boston 2, Cincinnati 11 Philadelphia 3. Milwaukee 5 Louisville 3, Columbus 2 Kansas City 0, Indianapolis 7, St Paul 2, Minneapolis at Toledo postponed. State league results include Pond du Lac 8 Wisconsin Rapids 7 and several Wisconsin scores with Thu schedule listing games in St Louis Boston Detroit New York Cleveland Washington Boston St Louis New York Chicago Brooklyn Pittsburgh Philadelphia Cincinnati Minneapolis Toledo Kansas City Columbus St Paul Minneapolis Milwaukee Louisville Wisconsin Appleton Fond du Lac Green Bay Wausau Janesville Oshkosh Wisconsin Rapids Sheboygan

Green Bay Oshkosh Janesville Wausau St. Louis Boston Detroit New York Cleveland Washington Chicago Brooklyn Pittsburgh Philadelphia Cincinnati American Association Minneapolis Toledo Kansas City Columbus St Paul Milwaukee Louisville Appleton Fond du Lac Wisconsin Rapids Sheboygan Indianapolis Paul Wisconsin State League Sheborgan Pond du Las

Norse Gridmen Open Drills on Aug 24

Decorah Ia special report says Decorah high school grid ders start practice August 24 under Coach Arthur Hass. Uniforms issued August 22 at designated times. Fundamentals work begins two days later ahead of a Sept. 9 home game against Creco.

Decorah Decorah High School Arthur Hass Hass Creco

Falks Win Wisconsin Semi Pro Title In Milwaukee

The Milwaukee Falks defeated the Milwaukee Highway Beers 8 to 5 to clinch the Wisconsin Semi-Pro Baseball championship Tuesday night. The win earns the Falks a berth at the National Semi-Pro tournament in Wichita Kansas starting August 15, after a six run sixth inning turned a two run deficit into a decisive lead. The Beers rallied with two runs in the next frame and had two men on base in the final inning before the Falks sealed the win.

Milwaukee Milwaukee Falks Wisconsin Milwaukee Highway Beers Falks Wichita Kans Bears

Five Archery Marks Set By Americans

Five American records fell at the 65th National Archery tournament in Fond du Lac Wisconsin Paul Berry Middletown Ohio set a 719 yard freestyle men mark Eunice Modlin Evansville Indiana hit 575 yards to top her women free style record Ed Berg Salt Lake City broke the junior boys unlimited mark with 447 yards Two target shooting marks were also shattered with Lee Springfield Mass posting 72 566 and Christine Richards Laguna Beach California 72 536 New leaders after four days include Jean Lee women Russ Reynolds men Ed Berg junior boys Christine Richards junior girls and Daniel Stahl cadet boys with top totals in each division.

Fond DU Lac Wis Paul Berry Middletown Charles Ison Eunice Modlin Evansville Ind Ed Berg Salt Lake City Boys Unlimited Thomas Lange Perm Lee Springfield Mass Christine Richards Laguna Beach Calif Columbia Ann Marston London England H. L. Bailey Elizabeth, N. J

Sports Bowl Opens For Practice Keglers August 5

Carroll Reed owner of the Sports Bowl said the north side alleys will be open for practice Friday August 5 and bowlers will have about a month to warm up for league play. Leagues begin around the first week in September.

Carroll Reed Sports Bowl Reed

Nassau PaceHeadline Gathers 17 Harness Stars at Roosevelt

Roosevelt Raceway readies for the largest Nassau pace field with 17 harness horses. Grattan McKlye eyes favored status after a near miss to Jimmy Creed in the National Pacing Derby. Missing are Jimmy Creed due to lameness and Indian Land due to a cold.

Westbury N. Y Roosevelt Raceway Nassau Grattan McKlye Dr. Stanton Orbes Chief Royal Man War Master Scottish Boy Jimmy Creed Roosevelt Indian Land Silas C. Thompson New Ross Ind Castleton Farm Lexington Chestertown Ben F. Owens Omaha Neb Neal Houslet Goose Bay

Netherlands urges public sacrifice for complete rehabilitation

In new trade reviews the government calls for further effort and sacrifice by citizens to finish rehabilitation. The statement frames ongoing reforms as essential for postwar recovery and stability.

Netherlands

Co Medalists Lead In Women's Western Junior Golf

Co medalists Marlene Bauer of Los Angeles and Barbara Mé Intire of Toledo led eight quarterfinalists at the Women's Western Junior golf championship held at Owentsia Country Club in Lake Forest near Chicago. Bauer defeated Marge Whyte 43 in the first round, while Intire beat Janet McIntosh 43. Rosenstone advanced with a two up win over Mary Ann McDonald, and Dennehy ousted Barbara Hand 5-4.

Chicago Marlene Bauer Los Angeles Barbara Mé Intire Toledo Oowentsia Country Club Lake Forest Miss Bauer Jean Rosenstone Cambridge Miss McIntire Virginia Dennehy Marge Whyte Kenosha Wis Janet McIntosh Cincinnati Miss Rosenstone Mary Ann McDonald Miss Dennehy Barbara Jean Hand Portland Ore Joyce Ziske Milwaukee Babette Stipes Champaign Ill Mary Ann Villegas New Orleans Barbara Bremmerman Indiana Pat Leith Elgin Lil

City Singles Tennis Entries Close Friday

The city singles tennis tournament opens next Monday. All entries must be in by Friday per Bill Baker director of the city tennis program. Cables tourney continues this week with finals Sunday on the Teachers College Courts.

Bill Baker City Teachers College

Illinois wrestler Cressy and Klumb win in close battles

Ed Starr Cressy of Aurora Illinois and Marilyn Klumb of West Bend Indiana defeated opponents in close one up matches. Ann Zeddie of Chicago was the defeated foe in the other pairing.

Ed Starr Cressy Aurora Ill Marilyn Klumb West Bend Ind Ann Zeddie Chicago

Eau Claire Tramples Superior 7-1 in League Action

Wisconsin's Northern league games saw Eau Claire rout Superior 7-1. Duluth won a doubleheader against St. Cloud 5-4 and 3-2, Aberdeen beat Grand Forks 87, and Fargo Moorhead defeated Sioux Falls 5-3.

Wisconsin Eau Claire Superior Duluth St. Cloud Aberdeen Grand Forks Fargo-Moorhead Sioux Falls

Leading Stat Leaders In American League Baseball

Summary of top season figures across leagues noting Williams and Joost as runs and hits leaders. Key players include Dillinger Williams Reese Robinson and Hodges with noted batting, home runs, doubles and stolen base tallies. Pitching leaders Reynolds Wynn Sewell Branca Spahn and strikeout leaders Trucks Newhouser Spahn.

Dillinger St. Louis Williams Boston Joost Philadelphia Stephens DiMaggio Majeski Cleveland Yale Reynolds New York Wynn Trucks Detroit Newhouser Robinson Brooklyn Slaughter St. Leuis Reese Hodges Thomson Jones Ennis Kiner Pittsburgh Gordon Giants Sewell Branca Spahn

Indians Edge Cubs In Midget Play 7 6

Rudie's double with two outs in the last half of the final inning tied and won the game for the Indians as they edged the Cubs 7 to 6 in the north division. Akright had two Cubs singles while Lind hit a Indians triple in a pitchers duel.

Rudie Indians Cubs Lind Hortor Akright

Tom Orris Sr and Jr in British amateur golf lineage

After Tom Orris Sr won the British amateur title in 1867 his son Tom Orris Jr took over the fame and held the championship for the next five years.

Tom Orris, Sr Tom, Jr

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