Perzel Throws No-Hitter in 8-0 Win for Ecklund
Joe Perzel led Minneapolis Ecklund to an 8-0 no hitter over Heilemans at West Avenue Sun morning. Ecklunds exploded with nine hits, scoring five in the first inning and adding singles in the second fourth and sixth. Perzel fanned eight, walked six and hit one batter, with Tony Mack collecting two hits in four trips.
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Joe Perzel
Minneapolis
Ecklund
Heilemans
West Avenue
Sun
Izel
Ronnie Barnes
Bob Maring
Ecklunds
Perze
Tony Mack
Frank Shannon
Perzel
Buck Tanke
Cleary
Heileman
Brewers Split Doubleheader With Toledo
Milwaukee and Toledo each win a game in a Sunday American Association doubleheader. Milwaukee takes 1-0 on a pitching duel, Toledo earns 7-2 in the nightcap. Columbus and Kansas City split, Indianapolis and Minneapolis split, Louisville sweeps St Paul in two games.
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Milwaukee Brewers
Milwaukee
Toledo
Louisville
St. Paul
Murray Wall
Brewers
Madhens
Texas A
Ken Fremming
Dick Donovan
Ben Johnson
Hens
Columbus
Cotton Deal
Red Birds
Roy Jarvis
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Millers
Bert Haas
Bangor Defeats CV In Little Eight Play 7-3
Bangor won 7-3 over Coon Valley in Little Eight baseball action as Bill Meyer pitched for Bangor with eight hits allowed. Lepsch and Henley fanned 10 for Coon Valley, while Layton Nelson homered for Coon Valley and Dave Hammer homered for Bangor. Later games saw West Salem beat Middle Ridge 6-4 and Holmen edging Melvina 14-13 in a nine-inning slugfest. Mindoro prevailed in 11 innings over Onalaska 9-8 with Welda and Hecht leading offensive bursts.
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Bangor
Wis
Coon Valley
Bill Meyer
Henley and Lepsch
Henley
Layton Nelson
Dave Hammer
Steigerwald
Bjorkman
West Salem
Middle Ridge
Melrose
Cashton
Cotton
Zeman
Kunes
Schroeder
Wais
John Ellison
Dahl Motors Top Wards in Evening Softball Action
Dahl Motors defeated Montgomery Ward 7 to 4 at Houska Park. Taylor allowed six hits, F Mueller held Dahls to three. Dahls committed three errors, Wards one. Mueller hit a four-bagger. Taylor struck out 11, Mueller 7. Sears No 1 edged Amber Inn 11 to 10 in six innings due to darkness with Bosier homering twice. Grants beat R C Cheney 17 to 6 as Drendel homered for Grants. Olson led Cheney with three. Nite Hawks won by forfeit from the Orphans in the Trane company league.
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Dahl Motor Company
Montgomery Ward
Houska Park
Taylor
Wards
F. Mueller
Dahls
Mueller
Sears
Amber Inn
Bosier
Goslin
Gerke
Butterfield
Inn
Grants
R. C. Cheney
Cheney
Drendel
Bond
Ag Rogers
Dotts
Grant
Olson
Nite Hawks
Orphans
Trane Company
La Crescent tops Winnebago in 18 inning marathon
In La Crescent Minnesota the La Crescent team edged Winnebago 3 2 after an 18 inning slugfest. Al Grob delivered a run scoring single for La Crescent scoring Jim Petry in the 18th to break a 2 2 tie. John Krismer pitched 16 innings for La Crescent with Glen Buege also strong for Winnebago.
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la Crescent
Minn
al Grob
Jim Petry
Winnebago
Lereue
le Sev Fre la Crescent
Arnold Moore
John Krismer
Glen Buege
Brownsville
Hokah
Jim Mullens
Rich Wiese
Donrenze
Jim McCauley
Art Engstler
Larry Graf
Jack Blair
Caledonia
Black Hammer
Ike
Tolleran
Peterson
Werthein
Mullens
Steuben gains 1st place tie in Kickapoo Valley league
Steuben moved into a first place deadlock with Boscobel in the Central division by overcoming Boscobel 15-12 after leading 3-0 in the ninth. Rising Sun stretched its Northern division margin to 2.5 games with a 9-1 win over Eastman as Rolling Ground forfeited to Fargo. Other Central results included Wauzeka crushing Woodman 17-4 and Mt Hope defeating Woodman 15-4. Southern action saw Lancaster Park 13-7, Bloomington 11-10 over Stitzer, Cassville 6-2 over Potts, and Burton 9-1 over Tennyson.
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Boscobel
Wis
Steuben
Rising Sun
Straka
Jacobus
Wagner
Osthof
Eastman
Ess
la Verne Zitzner
Viola
Lynxville
Hanson
von Ruden
Wauzeka
Mt. Hope
Woodman
Lancaster State Park
Bloomington
Stitzer
Cassville
Potiss
Burton
Tennyson
Beloit Wins Wisconsin Legion Title as Shafer Earns MVP
Beloit beats Menasha 4-3 to capture the Wisconsin American Legion baseball championship. Beloit pitcher Frank Shafer is named tournament MVP for the second straight year after a 22 inning, 26 strikeout effort. Tom Kosloski of Menasha struck out 17 before relief, with Haack scoring the winning run in the final inning.
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Menasha
Wis
Pat O'Keefe
Neil Haack
Tom Kosloski
Kosloski
Ted Eisch
Tarzan
Racine
Sotuedar Aleess
Beloit
de Pere
Marinette
la Crosse
Shafer
Fritz Heiss
Shamrocks edge Melvina 4 3 in Coulee league thriller
Sparta Shamrocks beat Melvina 4 3 Sunday in a Coulee league baseball thriller. Sparta won in the fifth with three runs on four hits and a walk, finish under protest by Melvina over player count. Reiber got the win. Schwanke Schwan ke Spink and Reiber had two hits each for Sparta. Norm Baker went 2 for 3 with a Melvina double.
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Sparta
Wis
Sparta Shamrocks
Melvina
R. Reiber
Bill Schwanke
Wayne Schwanke
Dick Spink
Reiber
Norm Baker
St. Mary's
West Salem
Kotten
Fanning
Evenson
Salem
Butzler
Flock
Yankger
Meyer
Mengelt
Bangor
Coles Valley
Jim Muhlenkamp
Woodworth
Vieth
Gerke
E. Meyer
H. Jandt
Angelo
Rockland
Hughes
Schaut
Werner Hesselberg
Anden
T Hiesselberg
Peterson
Nelson
Dean Hesselberg
Bill
Verne Hesselberg
City Men’s Singles Tennis Entry Deadline Extended
The city recreation department extends the entry deadline to 6:30 p m Monday for the men’s singles tournament. Seven entries are in, with more expected. Notable entrants include Bill Grode John Kroner Dave Batie Dick McLoone Russ Hoff Jerry Thompson and Jim Scheel. Semi finals Saturday final Sunday at Teachers College courts. Entry fee is 1 and pairings will be announced in the Tribune. Contact Bill Baker at 45107 for details.
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Bill Baker
Baker
Charlie Weigent
Weigent
Bill Grode
John
Old Diz Trout Emerges As Detroit Saving Pitcher
Detroit fans hail 35 year old Diz Trout as the Tigers’ comeback ace. He shuts out the Senators 4 0 to notch his eighth win of the season and help Detroit stretch its lead over the Yankees. Trout, praised by manager Red Rolfe and catcher Bob Swift, vows more strong performances.
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Diz Trout
Detroit Tiger
Detroit
Tigers
Diz” Trout
Paul H. Trout
Tiger
Diz
New York Yankees
Trout
Washington Senators
Johnny Groth
Gene Bearden
Boston
New York
Red Rolfe
Dizzy
Rolfe
Yankees
Art Houtteman
Bob Swift
Indians Move Into 2nd Place In State Race
The Sheboygan Indians climbed to second in the Wisconsin State League after beating Wausau 10-4 and 17-7 in a twin bill while Oshkosh fell to third with an 8-7 loss to Appleton. Janesville split with Wisconsin Rapids, Green Bay trounced Fond du Lac, and other games featured multiple homers including Cece Dotson and Don Irimie.
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Associated Press
Sheboygan
Oshkosh
Appleton
Indians
George Schilens
Dick Oertel
Dick Busby
Sam David
Gordon Tench
Janesville
Circuit
Joe Yambor
Bob Slusarek
Emil Piscopo
Wisconsin Rapid
Cece Dotson
Dick Gray
John Bjornberg
Bjorberg
Don Irimie
Green Bay
Fond du Lac
al Tomlinson
Howie Roosenfelder
Preton
Wausau
The
Rapids
Recreation Softball Hazards and Bar Rivalries
Recreation softball matchups show bar rivalries with teams such as West-Frite Beer Depot versus Midway Bar Longfellow-Temp's Tavern versus Kabat's Tavern. Other listings include South Avenue Oasis Bar versus Russ U Bar and Copeland Bohemian Hall versus Viking Roosevelt-Gateway Inn versus Way Side.
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Hazard
Some
West—Frite” Beer Depot
Midway Bar
Longfellow—Temp’s
Kabat's
South Avenue— Oasis
Russ U
Copeland
Bohemian Hall
Viking Tavern
Roosevelt
Gateway Inn
Way Side
Whitehall '9' Defeats Osseo 12 to 3 in Baseball
Whitehall pitchers R. Bautch and LaVerne Nelson limited Osseo as Whitehall won 12-3 Sunday night. Windjue led Whitehall with two hits including a first inning homer. Nelson had three hits. Osseo’s Gunnems had two. Whitehall hosts Galesville Tuesday night.
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Whitehall
Wis
Osseo
R. Bautch
LaVerne Nelson
Skoug
B. Johnson
W. Johnson
Windjue
la Verne Nelson
Gunnem
Galesville
Olson Hurls Pigeon To 7-1 Triumph
Olson pitched a one hit victory against Ettrick to lead Pigeon Falls to a 7 1 win. Allan Smith produced the only Ettrick safety as Herb Johnson homered and singled for Pigeon. A six run seventh inning sealed the win for Olson with support from Walt Wall and John Briggs on the mound.
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Ettrick
Wis
Dec Olson
Chuck Pigeon Falls
Allan Smith
Olson
Herb Johnson
Pigeon
Walt Wall
John Briggs
Taylor Triumphs in 11 Inning Win Over BRF
Taylor edged Black River Falls 7 to 5 in 11 innings with strong relief from Matson. Sunshine Thundercloud and Boyer pitched for BRF, while two errors helped Taylor manufacture the decisive run.
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Black River Falls
Wis
Matson
Taylor
Sunshine Thundercloud
Boyer
BRF
Taylor Eam
Marinette Edges La Crosse 7-5 For Consolation Title
Marinette defeats La Crosse Junior Legion 7-5 to take the consolation championship on a night of timely hitting for Marinette and miscues by La Crosse in Menasha Wisconsin. Skemp homered for Marinette in a key late rally.
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Ken Blanchard
la Crosse Tribune
Menasha
Beloit
Legion Crown
Marinette
Skemp
Wis
la Crosse
la Crosse Junior Legion
Tanenamantantinn
Marinette Upsets La Crosse In Low-Scoring Tilt At Home
Lefty Dick Ritter started for La Crosse but struggled after seven innings as Marinette edged ahead with strong relief from Bud Tebo. Jim Temp and Len Wingers sparked multiple rallies, while Powers fanned seven in relief for Marinette. Rondeau and Kopish led Marinette hitters with key hits, and Stellick’s third inning fielding gem helped seal the victory.
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OSE Lagestiag
AVI
Dick Ritter
la Crosse
Ron Powers
Powers
Ritter
Marinette
Peaboot
Lang
Felch
Weldy
Mason Skemp
Stellick
Preiden
Peterson
Tebo
Rondeau
Kopish
Skemp
Wingers
Payne
Temp
Schewe
Champeau
Teledo
Spangbauer
Fenske
Collar
Roger Schewe
Jim Temp
Dave Weldy
Big Bill
Francis Rondeau
John Stellick
Len Wingers
John Peterson
Wayne Eich
Steve Kopish
Bob Payne
RBI
Bob Champeau
Bud Tebo
Ebo
Clarence Bair
Waukon Earns Tourney Berth
Waukon earned a bid to the tournament of champions at Cedar Rapids by handing Farmersburg a 10-7 defeat in the Iowa Scenic league Sunday. Waukon leads its circuit at 10-1 with pitchers Kolarick and Plein. Dick Dascher had a perfect day at the plate for Waukon.
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Waukon
Cedar Rapids
Farmersburg
Iowa
Kolarick
Plein
Jorgen
Kurdelmeyer
Dick Dascher
Monona
Lansing
Clermont
Postville
Bechtel
Kurran
Mark Hurling
Clay Schultz
Clen Schultz
Waterville
Harpers Ferry
Gene Giesenfeld
Robinson
Ray Rainerd
Harpers
Jim Williams
Twin Cities
Castalia
Tom Nugent
E. Koenig
Bob Hinkle
Norway's Whale Oil Output Felt Across Industry
Norway accounted for half of last season's global whale oil production totaling 752 million pounds from 16 000 blue whale units. The data highlights Norway's dominance in whaling and the scale of the industry during the period.
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Norway
Genoa Triumphs Over Oak Ridge In Baseball, 13-8
Genoa earned a 13 to 8 win over Oak Ridge in Genoa Wisconsin. Winning pitcher Valia allowed the victory while Gunter took the loss. Manlin connected for three hits including a triple for Genoa.
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Genoa
Wis
Oak Ridge
Garvalia
Gunter
Manlin
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