Reis Allows Only Two Hits In 1 0 Victory For Liberty Bells
In a pitching duel at the park, the Liberty Bells edged Camp McCoy’s Post 1 0 as Tom Triplett and Reis limited the offenses. Clarence Maddern delivered the decisive ninth inning infield hit scoring the winning run while McCoy’s defense and baserunning faltered in the late frames.
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Clarence Maddern
76Th Infantry Division
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Griswald
del Friar
Maddern
Gatz
Camp McCoy
Tommy
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Post
Adolph Wahl
Jn Edwards
McCoy
Larry McNeely
Infantry
Breyer
Clem Markland
Clarence Madstern
Devil Travis
W&h
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Carvel
Bama
Triplett
Certismo
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Markland
Reis’ Liwer
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Meyer
RH Edwards
Wahiet
Phipps
Rowell
Grisws Stefnovich
Prior
Certismorteo Robinson
Pacotti
Reis
Ferror
Walsh-Craig Duo Wins At Country Club
Walsh of La Crosse and Capt Leonard Craig of Elizabeth New Jersey won the La Crosse Country club pro-amateur best ball tournament. Maj McQueen of San Antonio and Pfc E W Gann of Chattanooga tied after 18 holes at even par before a playoff.
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la Crosse
Leonard Craig
Elizabeth
N. J
Lee Caney
Maj. McQueen
San Antonio
Tex
Pfc
E. W. Gann
Chattanooga
Lhag
McQueen-Gann
Illinois PGA Crew Triumphs in Milwaukee Exhibition Match
A Wisconsin team faced the Illinois PGA squad in a best ball exhibition at the Reggae Net club. Johnny Revolta with Jock Hutchinson posted 66 for top score. Penna Quonemowee and Hank Dettief led with 69s.
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Wisconsin
Gown
Ob Se
Han
Illinois
Nassau
Red Cross Bloodam
Johnny Revolta
Jock Hutchinson
Charlie Penna Quonemowee
Hank Dettieff
Oshkos
Nelson Wins Beverly Hills Open In War Bond Event
Byron Nelson takes top prize in the Beverly Hills Open with a 277 to lead the field and add 1500 in war bonds. Tony Penna of Dayton finishes runner up at 279 with 1000 in bonds while Jag McSpaden and Sige Olson place third with 283.
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Beverly Hills
Decesional
Tony Penna
Dayton
Jag McSpaden
Sige Oon
Fair racing program features record pace and veteran wins
The final day of the fair offered fast times in the 2:10 Cash pace led by Volo Tompkin driven by Pat Chantelois of Iron River, with SeveS winning the night’s best 2:10 heat. Veteran John Elliott of Viola took three straight heats in the 2:24 pace with Frisco John, as 15-year-old Hollywood Emily captured two heats in the 2:18 trot for W. E. Clough of Rochester.
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Senki
Cash
Volo Tompkin
Pat Chantelois
Iron River
All Barase
Barase
Volo
Chantelois
Sybel Cash
John Elliott
Viola
Frisco John
Elliott
Frisco
Roy Carrell
Billie the Brewer
George Dewar
Babe Neutonio
Billie
Anderson
Paul van Horn
Hollywood Emily
W. E. Clough
Rochester
Minn
Emily
Dr. West
Effie Bell
Madison
Guy Barnes
W. A. Mulligan
Langdon, N. D
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Beanies Host 1620 with Beranek on mound this evening
Beranek will pitch for Beanie's Old Style Lagers at 6 30 p m on the West Avenue diamond against Camp McCoy's 1620 Headquarters and Service. He has beaten 1620 twice this season 9 2 and 1 0. lineup includes Gabby Johnson Harry Wittenberg Jule Kriese Yip Christopher Petsey Voss and others with Rudy Yo Fritz Raith Pip Wuest and teammates in the outfield. Frankie Smith may pitch if needed.
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West Avenue
Beanie
Camp McCoy
Beranek
1620
Offman
Beana Rownding
Gabby Johnson
Harry Wittenberg
Jule Kriese
Yip Christo
Pher
Petsey Voss
Rudy Yo
Fritz Raith
Pip Wuest
Bob Coorough
Len Beranek
Babe Derouin
Frankie Smith
McCoy
Station Hospital
Racing Roundup of Listed Horses and Owners in Midwest Meets
A dense list details horses and owners across multiple Midwest locales including Minneapolis St Paul Rochester Waseca and Rockford with entries such as Hollywood Emily owned by W E Clough and Bradford’s Peter Jr owned by John Bradford. Pace times feature 2:12 to 2:15 in ist heat and 2:10 to 2:13 in later heats.
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Emily
W. E. Clough
Rochester
Minn
Clough
Doctor Alton
Lawson
Speedway
Bradford's Lass
Albert Gemmer
Blue Mound
Gemmer
Praline
Westphal and Coyer
West Allis
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Ragged Jim
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Virequai
Minshall
Prisco Queen
Colburn Lindrew
Waukesha
Lindrew
Nightmare
Billie the Brewer
Lynn Volo
F. J. Greenwood
Green Bay
Roessler
Prisco John
John Elliott
Viola
Elliot
Essie Direct
Anderson Hatchery
Ortonville
Anderson
Bradford's
Peter Jr
John Bradford
St. Paul
Bradford
Babe Wnntonia
George Dewar
Westfield
Dewar
Bille
Roy Carrell
Richland Center
Carrell
Badger State Open Net Meet Under Way
The Wisconsin state open tennis tournament opened on the Town Club courts in Milwaukee. Out of state entrants include Buddy Behrens of Fort Lauderdale who held the national boys crown at Kalama z00 last week and won the Western championship in Milwaukee. Other top out of state players are Bobby Doll of Tampa and Joanne Dunn of Des Moines. Wisconsin’s strong showing is led by Marilyn McCrory of Wauwatosa, Western junior girls champion and Wisconsin Recreation Association junior girls champion.
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Buddy Behrens
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
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Mich
Bobby Doll
Tampa
Joanne Dunn
Des Moines
Marilyn McCrory
Wauwatosa
Western
Wisconsin Recreation Association
Baksi to Meet Savold in Chicago Title Bout
Joe Baksi of Kulpmont Pennsylvania 22 to face Lee Savold of Paterson New Jersey in a 10 round heavyweight bout at Wrigley Field Chicago expected to draw about 25000 fans. Baksi recently rated top heavyweight by the NBA and Savold ranked third. Baksi weighed 210 and is 4 F in the draft. Savold 195 is a merchant marines physical instructor.
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Kulpmont
Lee Savold
Paterson
N. J
Wrigley Field
Joe Louis
Jim Braddock
Baksi
National Boxing Association
Savold
NBA
Melio Bettina
Madison Square Garden
Garden
Merchant Marine
Edwards Hurls Way Into Pacific Coast Diamond Hall of Fame
Lefty O'Doul's San Francisco Seals pitcher Thomas Edward Sears earned a double shutout against the Sacramento Solons. He allowed five hits in a 6 0 victory, then held Sacramento to three hits in a 3 0 nightcap. It marked the first double shutout by a single pitcher in league history.
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Thomas Edward Sears
San Francisco Seals
Pacific Coast Baseball League Hall of Fame
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Sears
Lefty O’doul
Seals
O'Doul
Solons
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Russians Versus Browns Bets Stir Boise Skins
In Boise Idaho Bob Yeager a semi pro baseball manager vows not to shave until the Russians reach Berlin while Roy Heuck a tavern operator keeps his razor aside until the Browns win the American league pennant a feat never accomplished before in baseball history.
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Russian Reds
St. Louis Browns
Bob Yeager
Berlin
Roy Heuck
Browns
Brew, Colonel Nines Split 2
Louisville Colonels split a doubleheader with the Milwaukee Brewers to stay within 8½ games of the lead while St Paul swept Toledo. Arky Biggs delivered a ninth inning double for the opener as Julio Acosta earned his 10th win. Orey Clark got the nightcap win as Louisville rallied for a 3-2 victory. St Paul beat Toledo 4-2 in both games of a twin bill. Indianapolis won two from Kansas City 2-1 and 10-1. Minneapolis and Columbus split.
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Chick Evans Wins Chicago City Amateur Championship Match
Chick Evans rallied to defeat Harold Mathisen 3 and 2 in the 40th Chicago city amateur title. Representing Edgewater, Evans trailed early, squared on the 21st, and held one up entering the final nine. This marked Evans fourth city title after 1907 1908 and 1911 triumphs.
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Chick Evans
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Pirates End Cubs Eleven Game Streak With Doubleheader Wins
The Pittsburgh Pirates toppled the Chicago Cubs in both ends of a doubleheader 13-5 and 3-0 to snap an 11 game Cubs streak. Elwin Roe earned his seventh win in game one while Babe DiMaggio and Vince DiMaggio supplied key hits in the nightcap.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh Pirates
Chicago Cubs
Western Amateur Renewed at Lake Forest Country Club
The 44th Western Amateur, America's oldest women's golf tourney, opens with about 150 players from 16 states at Lake Forest Country Club for 32 qualifying berths. Dot Germain, 20, is favored to defend her title as matches start tomorrow toward a 36-hole final on Saturday.
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Lake Forest Country Club
Dot Germain
Phillis Otto
Aan Neb
Mary Agnes Wall
Menominee, Mich
First American Beet Sugar Factory Opened in California
The first successful American beet sugar factory was established in California in 1879, marking a pivotal development in U.S. agricultural processing and industrial sugar production.
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