Brewers Open Road Series Starts After 13th Win
Milwaukee opens a road trip with a stop at Toledo to face the Madhens after a 10-2 win over the Indianapolis Indians. Charley Gassaway earned his 13th win, striking out seven before an early exit. Roy Easterwood had two doubles and two singles in a 17 hit night for Milwaukee.
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Bums and Independence Win In Cub League Contests
The Bums defeated the Devildogs 18 to 6 as Loungbrough posted a triple and three singles and Larson added a three-bagger with two singles. Independence beat the Wolves, led by Ison and Brook with doubles and singles while Roroff contributed a home run and two singles.
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Arcaro Praises Workman After Conversation
New York jockey Eddie Arcaro of the Greentree Stable spoke highly of Sonny Workman calling him the ever seen and quickly offering praise in a brief interview.
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Upsets Highlight Wisconsin Tennis Championships
Elizabeth Iterson of Hinsdale upset Barbara Froemming in three sets, while Elizabeth Hardin of Santa Monica defeated Constance Ebbers in straight sets. Junior and women's events saw several upsets as Florida and Illinois players faced State rivals with Behrens and Malloy advancing in earlier rounds.
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Chicago
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Detroit
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Buddy) Behrens
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Blanks Lead South Side Cub League Victory at Hixon Field
The Blanks remained atop the South Side Cub League by defeating the S. and H. outfit 4 to 3 at Hixon field on Wednesday afternoon. Meir pitched eight strong innings for the winners, fanning 18 and walking six. Otto advanced on a misplayed ball and scored the decisive run in the eighth. Cody drove in two runs for the losers.
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Army Athletic Fund Receipts Total $1007.39
Camp McCoy 76th Division baseball game at Copeland Park Sunday afternoon benefited the Army Athletic Fund. George Halverson chaired the Junior Association of Commerce committee. Attendance was 1,431 with receipts of $1,282.80 and disbursements of $275.41 including $213.80 federal tax. The fund received $1,007.39.
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Browns Extend Lead With 10th Straight Victory
The Browns beat the Yankees 3 to 0 as Denny Gatehouse shut them out on six singles, giving Brooklyn a 10th straight win and a 6½ game edge on Boston in the American League pennant chase. Detroit moved to third with a 3 to 2 win over Washington, Dizzy Trout earning his 18th win in 10 innings. In the National League, Mort Cooper’s Cardinals beat the Phillies 2 to 0 for their 74th win, and Red Barrett edged Boston 2 to 0. Brooklyn defeated Chicago 6 to 4 as Tom Warren drove in two in the 10th.
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Rendler of Cardinals Hurls No-Hitter in Cubs Loop
Rendler of the Cardinals pitched a six inning no hitter striking out 14 as Brownies were blanked 16 to 1 in a North Side Cub league game. Luhman reached on an error and scored on a misplay by Marcou.
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Sultan of Solo’s Vast Household At Java Court
The Sultan of Solo in Sura karta Java maintains a vast household of about 15 000 people. The entourage includes wives sweethearts dancing girls relatives priests soldiers servants and local officials.
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Sims Faces Germain In Western Amateur Semis
Mrs. H. M. Sims, 32, and former Minnesota champion, advances to the Western amateur semifinals in Evanston. She battles Dorothy Germain of Philadelphia after a 21-hole win over Peggy Kirk. Georgia Tainter meets Phyllis Otto as the other semifinal pairing unfolds.
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Charlie Rose Throws No-Hitter for MP Team at Camp McCoy
Pfc. Charles Rose twirled a no-hit no-run game as the 1620 Military Police beat the 271st Ordnance 10 to 0 in Camp McCoy General softball. Rose fanned ten in seven innings, his first no hitter after 16 one hitters.
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Baseball Standings and Schedule Highlights
National League standings show St. Louis Cincinnati and New York atop the table with Chicago Boston Pittsburgh and Philadelphia in pursuit. American League leaders include St Louis Boston New York Cleveland and Chicago with key results and upcoming games listed.
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Hustling Hawaiian Outshines Iron Men In Honolulu Feats
Watler Gouveia, a 27 year old Hawaiian plantation worker, dominates a busy day of sport. He wins a five mile race by a two minute head start, hits a homer for Hawaii’s plantation team in an 8 to 1 victory, then defeats a six man Pacific fleet school volleyball team 15-2 and 15-7, and finally beats the Navy squad in a third match.
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Kenny Boatman Grabs La Crosse Horseshoe Championship
Kenny Boatman, 1942 La Crosse horseshoe pitching champion, won the Class A finals over Wally Schmeckoeper in four games 30-42 39-29 41-35 45-26. He reached finals by sweeping Severson in the semifinals. Schmeckoeper advanced by defeating Tanberg. Class A consolation was won by Anderson over Rhodes. Class B went to Bob Bridel who beat Ford Lipovetz in three of four.
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Local tennis semis set with Briedel and Lipovetz advancing
Briedel edged Paul Voelker in the semifinals while Lipovetz reached the final by defeating Oscar Luell. Voelker finished third in Class B after beating Luell, as Larry Hunter earned consolation honors by beating Al Jungbluth.
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Beanies Win Eleventh Straight With 5-1 Triumph
Beanies Old Style Lagers defeat Station Hospital 5 to 1 on Thursday night. Clarence Beranek with 14 strikeouts silences Hospital bats while Beanies capitalize on timely hits and a Kriese homer. Garbacz and Kriese drive in runs, Wuest and Young set early offense. Beranek dominant on mound.
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Grand Circuit Horses Move To New Pastures
Hav ing completed their three day Hambletonian stand at the trotters and pacers of the Grand Circuit today moved on to Saratoga Springs New York where another meeting opens Monday. The closing day's program here was marked by a 1.59 percent mile second fast est of the season turned in by the four year old trotter Darnley owned by Aaron Williams of Corning New York. Darnley made this time a record for Good Time Park in the first heat of the 3 650 trotting derby. He finished fifth as Scotland's Comet won the second heat but came back to win the final in 2:02 flat.
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Arne Andersson Aims For Haegg Mark Tonight
Stockholm report says Arne Andersson, holder of a 4:01.6 mile world record, targets Gunder Haegg's 3:40.3 in Stockholm Stadium while Haegg seeks to improve his 8:01.2 3000 meters world mark.
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