AFL Rally Keeps City League Unbeaten at Copeland Park
AFL narrowly defeated La Crescent 6-5 to preserve its perfect City League mark at Copeland Park. Jim Perry held AFL to a seven inning shutout, expanding a 5-0 lead before a rough eighth inning. Krismer closed with a tense ninth and issued a walk to load the bases, forcing in the tying run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AFL
Copeland Park
la Crescent
Jim Perry
John Krismer
Krismer
Don Wolf
Schmikla
Perry
Leroy Harlos
Joe Richardson
Harlos
Harv Krause
Lefty Glasbrenner
Weigent
Jim Dunham
Don Schlicht
RBI
del Cass
Richardson
Dallas Ames
Charley Boma
Todd McEldowney
McEldowney
Orv Wetzel
Ames
Totels
Gabrielson
Knutson
Std
Ta Crescent
Erros—Richardson
Wolf
Glasbrenner
Dunham
Schlicht
Wetzel
Harios
Boma
McEldoener
Cass
Lea Crescent
Schmikia
Baills
Petry
Tande
Schultz
Indians Rally for 6-3 Victory Over Brewers
The Indianapolis Indians overcame Milwaukee in a six to three win, riding late offense after an error by Johnny Logan. Dom Dallesandro homered in the ninth, Forrest Main earned the win in relief, and Ray Martin started for Milwaukee, walking many early.
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Indianapolis Indians
Milwaukee
Indians
Johnny Logan
Dom Dallesandro
Forrest Main
Windy McCall
Ray Martin
Brewers
Indianapolis
Leo Wells
Marting
Chet Nichols
Toledo
St. Paul
Saints
Columbus Redbirds
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Louisville Colonels
Phil Haugstad
Ed Neville
Columbus
Harry Walker
Urt Krueger
Larry Miggins
Louisville
Colonels
Larry Doby's Bat Sparks A Lively Baseball Day
Larry Doby crushed two homers and three doubles driving in five runs as Cleveland split a doubleheader with St Louis. He added nine homers in 11 games since a July accident, boosting his season pace to .462 in that span while Detroit and New York won their games.
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Larry Doby
Brooklyn
Joe Hatten
Doby
Ebbetsfield
Larry
Cleveland
St. Louis
Tribe
Doeby
Browns
Ken Wood
Indians
Detroit Tigers
Yankees
Tigers
Chicago White Sox
Pirates
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Chicago
Philadelphia Athletics
Washington
Senators
Joe Tipton
Raschi
Yankee
Billy Goodman
al Za
Aschi
Billy Martin
Phil Rizzuto
Yanks
Vic Wertz
George Kell
Detroit
Fred Hutchinson
Chipman
Tigers Sweep Two in Tribune Carrier Softball League
The league leaders the Tigers won 13 to 5 over the Schmoos in one game and 21 to 8 versus the Indians in another. Dave Haniff earned the win for the Schmoos game while John Casberg and Chuck Runningen led the Tigers with strong batting. Rich Gilles and Al Schwertfeger paced the Schmoos, with Ronne Newman homering.
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Tigers
Schmoos
Indians
John Casberg
Jim Hemker
Allen Treglawmy
Don Kerska
Don Martin
John Kane
Ronnie Neuman
Rums
Tom Best
Chuck McCabe
Dave McCabe
Craig Whitney
Larry Fredrickson
Bams
State Doubleheader At Copeland Park
A baseball doubleheader is set for Copeland Park in City league play. VFW faces Onalaska at 7 p.m. The Merchants meet News-tangle in the second game at 9 p.m. in a busy evening of local baseball action.
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Copeland Park
VFW
Onalaska
Merchants and News
Tumbling Back Noonan Joins New York Yanks
Lionel Red Noonan, a 205 pound Alabama full back, signs with the New York Yanks and gains attention as an expert tumbler in sports circles.
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New York
Lionel
Red) Noonan
Alabama
New York Yanks
Baseball Standings By League With Night Games Listed
Standings by league note Moore and teams in the schedule show Cleveland at Chicago Detroit at St Louis and other encounters listed for the night. American and National fixtures include Toledo at St Paul Columbus at Minneapolis and Lewisville at Kansas City with no further results provided.
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Boston
ABRE
ABRH
Elliott
Holmes
Stanky
Irvin
Gordon
Thompson
Hartsfield
Torgeson
Kerr
Dark
New York
Hearn
Kosio
Chipman
Ho—Hearn
Westrum
U—Ballanfant
Wineke
Barlick
Donatelli
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Waitkus
Reese
Ashburn
Hermanski
Snider
Ennis
Robinson
Jones
Furillo
Hamner
Seminick
Hodges
Campla
Goliat
Cox
Meyvyer
Palica
Meyer
Sth
RBI
S—Meyer
Konstanty
U—Cascoli
Jorda
Goetz
E.robinson
Evers
Rickert
Groth
Zerniallf Kolloway
Scala
A.robinson
Goldsberry
Hutchinson
Musi
Niarhoge
Appling Pox
Borough
Majeski Pierce
Seaotnautel
Cleveland
Chicago
Detroit
St. Louis
Washington
American
Toledo
St. Paul
Columbus
Minneapolis
Lewisville
Kansas City
Ssociated Press
National
Cincinnati Vf
Pittsburgh
American Association
Louisville
Indianapolis
Minneapo
Paul
Milwaukee Kansas City
Wisconsin State League
Oshkosh
Sheborgan
Janesville
Green Bay
Fond du Lac
Wausas
Thursday Tavern League schedules many league night games
West Avenue games at 8 15 p m include Wayside Inn against Tavern West and Giedstone Bar vs Midway Bar at Houska Park Kabet s Tavern vs Russ Ward Avenue West features portaman s Bar 8 0 8 Bar Bohemian Hall meets Gate way Inn Copeland Oasis Bar opp Temp s Tavern Roosevelt Fritz Beer Depot faces Friendly Neighbor 16 Inch Industrial League lists La Crosse Telephone Co vs Wisco Battery Hogan Ellis vs Amvets Ward Avenue East French Island vs Police Department Hood Allis Ch cr Peirgrounds Hellemma s ve Fire Department and Bera mmers vs Deiryisod.
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West Avenue
Wayside Inn
Tavern
West
Giedstone
Midway
Houska Park
Kabet's Tavern
Russ— Ward Avenue
Portaman's
South Avenue
Bohemian Hall
Gateway Inn
Copeland—Oasis
Temp’s
Roosevelt
Fritz’ Beer Depot
Nabor
1la Crosse Telephone Co
Wisco Battery
Hogan—Ellis
Amvets
Ward Avenue
French Island
Hood
Allis-Ch
Peirgrounds
Hellemma’s Ve. Fire Department
Miller Drives Lusty Long to Hambletonian Victory
Del Miller, a Meadow Lands Pa. native, secured $75,209 in the Hambletonian by guiding Lusty Long to win the silver anniversary trotting classic in two heats. Star's Pride and Florican trailed as Lusty Song paid $4.10 to win the final, with Miller earning a 10 percent cut for taking over the ride.
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del Miller
Hambletonian
Goshen
N. Y
Meadow Lands
Miller
E. J
Gene) Hayes
Hayes Fair Acres
du Quoin
Lusty Song
Fay Funderburk
W. N. Reynolds
Winston-Salem
N. C
Hayes
Reynolds
Pennsylvania
America
Scotch Pal
Atomic Maid
Lusty Long
Scotch Song
Star
Pride
Florican
Lord Steward
Ralph H. Kroening
Milwaukee
Harry
Vic Song
S. A. Wathen and Son
Ft. Fairfield
Lusty
Good Time Park
Associated Press
Eds Host Watkins In City League Showdown
Eds Play Watkins at West Avenue 8 15 Sunday as Watkins of Winona City league champions hold a 13 1 record. Eds has a 24 8 season mark and won 6 5 in eight innings in their last meeting.
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Ed’s Tavern
Watkins of
Winona
West Avenue
Eau Claire Shuts Out St Cloud In Narrow League Win
Eau Claire shaded St. Cloud 7 to 6 in a Northern league contest Wednesday night. Superior dropped an 8 to 3 decision to Duluth. Fargo Moorhead swept Grand Forks 13-8 and 8-1, while St. Cloud beat Aberdeen 4-3.
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Eau Claire
St. Cloud
Superior
Duluth
Fargo- Moorhead
Grand Forks
Aberdeen
Schubert Leads Junior Golf Meet Into Semis
Karl Schubert paced qualifications at the La Crosse Country Club to reach the semifinals with a 6 5 win over Dick Figgie and a 74 total. Tony Hoch, John Bibby, and Bud Westerlund also advanced, with semifinals set for Friday and finals Monday in a 36 hole test.
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Karl Schubert
la Crosse Country Club
Dick Figgie
Tony Hoch
Tom Murphy
John Bibby
Wally Hintz
Bud Westerlund
Pete Hurtgen
Schubert
Central High School
Steve Anderson
Jerry Stein
Don Schaefer
Bob Thoeny
al Townsend
Bert Phillips
Roy Pearse
Dave Murphy
Hoch
Bibby
Westerlund
Anderson
Schaefer
Townsend and
Pearse
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Gran Hamner
Mike Goliat
Russ Meyer
Jim Konstanty
Fireman
Brooks
Dodgers
Bob Chipman
Giants
Bob Elliott
Earl Torgeson
Sam Chapman
A’s
Tipton
Tribune Carrier Softball League
Poeals
Ando Panetelas
J. Vs
Bera
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Zu Crosse Tribune
Lin Same
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Mysteria
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North Third Street
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