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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1948

Page

7

Heileman's Faces another tough pitcher on Sunday

Heileman's Old Style Lagers face a tough Minnesota mound duel as Ed Prigge and Ed Vollmer duel after a recent 11 inning 6-0 game. The Lagers add Robert Carroll and Hank Swish behind the plate and keep most of the lineup with Petsy Voss possibly at first.

Heileman's Heileman Johnny Vollmer St. Paul Twin Cities Austin Minn Prigge Vollmer Minnesota Robert (Cootch) Carroll Hank Buck Petsy Voss Friaz Mexvoms Jule Kriese Hooks Koeller Bobby Bence

Zimmerman Duo Thrills Crowds With Trick Horseshoe Pitching

Mr and Mrs Guy Zimmer mans act at Houska park La Crosse drew a large crowd as they showcased fancy throws and tricky plays. Zimmerman defeated Manley Mahlum 51 to 9 with an 87 percentringer average highlighting a seven match slate where Mahlum led scorers at 98 to 45 over Wally Schmeckpeper.

Guy Zimmerman la Crosse Houska Park Zimmerman Mahlum Wally Schmeckpeper Larry Powers Cap Underheim Earl Babcock Jerry Adams Bob Smith John Gullickson Babcock Schmeckpepe

Alma Routs Whitehall in rubber game of series

Alma defeated Whitehall 10 to 3 in the rubber game of a two out of three series. Smith allowed four hits for Alma as Swenson took the loss after giving up 13 singles. Wayne Kanner hit a triple and a double, Cliff Bautch hit a homer for Whitehall. Whitehall's Swenson allowed 13 hits and Richter played for Alma.

Alma Wis Whitehall Smith Swenson Wayne Kanner Cliff Bautch Pace Nehring Richter

18 Car Field Scheduled For Milwaukee Fair

An 18 car field will race Sunday in a 100 mile big car event at Wisconsin’s annual exposition. Wisconsin Auto Association president Tom Marchese said all five AAA National champions at State Fair Park will compete, including Rex Mays Bill Holland Charley Van Acker Ted Horn and Emil Andres. Paul Russo was scratched due to injuries from Wednesday’s spring races and cannot race Sunday.

Milwaukee Tom Marchese Wisconsin Auto Race Association State Fair Park Rex Mays Glendale Calif Bill Holland Bridgeport Paul Russo Kenosha

Ambers and Gophers spark City League double bill

Peerless Amber baseball team meets Onalaska as AFL and SFL tilt Copeland Park opening night. La Crescent faces the Gophers in the nightcap as both clubs chase a win and a potential 13th straight victory for the Federation.

Kelly Emberson Amber Amy Tone Delaska City Loop Copeland Park Federation Nine la Crescent Gophers Ambers AFL Roa Onalaska Osgood Russ Walden Emberson John Krismer Anager Pip Wuest Federation Copbland Gophers

14th National Semi-Pro Tournament Opens in Wichita

The 14th annual national semi pro baseball tournament begins in Wichita with Wisconsin, Missouri, Arkansas and Kansas champions. Jefferson City Redbirds meet Topeka Decker Oilers in the opening game at 8 15 p m CST. New Holstein faces Camden Kraftsmen in the second contest as 32 teams compete in a double elimination format over about three weeks.

Wichita Kas Wisconsin Missouri Arkansas Kansas Jefferson City Redbirds Topeka Decker Oilers New Holstein Camden Kraftsmen

Lourdes High Names Noonan as Head Coach for Basketball and Football

Robert N. Noonan is appointed head basketball and football coach at Lourdes High School in Marinette Wisconsin announced by Rev. Richard Shafer athletic director. Noonan previously served as athletic director at Oconto High School.

Lanesboro 9 Defeats Mabel in County League Playoff

Lanesboro 9 beat Mabel 4 1 to secure first place in Fillmore county league playoff race as Spring Valley Preston join finalists. Mabel led 1 0 until Lanesboro tied in sixth and won with runs in seventh and eighth. Pitcher Carl Dresselhaus earned win with four hits allowed and a home run. J Webb pitched for Mabel. Playoff pairings set with Spring Valley at Lanesboro and Preston at Mabel.

Lanesboro Minn Mabel Spring Valley Preston Lanesboro Club Carl Dresselhaus J. Webb Mabel Crew Joe LeRoy Erickson Pace Don Moore Roman Tollifson Horace Moon The Invaders Lanes

Heileman Girls rout Glass in 32-0 softball win

Heileman Girls defeated Gateway Glass 32 to 0 on Hogan diamond in a 12 inning Industrial softball game. Tanke pitched a one hitter for Heileman with six players getting multiple hits led by Weiland with a homer and Latshaw five hits.

Heilleman Crew Gateway Glass Hogan Diamond Tanke Heileman’s Weiland Dahl Glass Ghelfi Latshaw Pawlak

Armenian Clash in Aleppo Over Armenian Film Etchmiadzin

Radical and conservative Armenians clashed in Aleppo Syria during a screening of Etchmiadzu. A Dashnak attack killed Hagop Ashdjian and wounded Missak Zeitoonian who was hospitalized. Police arrested eight Dashnaks as thousands attended the funeral.

Aleppo Syria Etchmiadzu Dashnaks Progressive Party Hagop Ashdjian Missak Zeitoonian

Mail Carrier Travels 65 Miles by Water in Louisiana Swamps

Napoleonville resident T. J. Dumac delivers mail along a 65 mile water route in Lake Verret country three times weekly to about 900 people. He has run the marine postal path over 14 years, missing only three deliveries due to hurricanes and bad weather. Many customers speak French and rely on him to read ads and send money orders, while boat landings draw lively gatherings as locals fish, crab, shrimp, and moss harvesters earn up to fifty dollars a day amid rising crab prices.

Napoleonville T. J. Dumac Louisiana Lake Verret Bayou Country New Orleans Oumac

British Guiana Liberalizes Art Shipments to U S

Britain’s Guiana has eased its ban on exporting works of art to the United States but ships must secure a government permit before dispatch. The change tightens prior restrictions while expanding allowed cultural transfers under official oversight.

British Guiana United States

Rubberized babies' panties shipment arrives in Europe

A supply of 300000 rubberized babies' panties has arrived in Europe after shortages in Algeria. The shipment is described as a two supply, aimed at addressing demand amid textile constraints.

Algeria Europe

Conzelman Orders No Contact Work For Cardinals

WAUKESHA Wis Coach Jimmy Conzelman of the Chicago Cardinals after scrimmage faces a long injury list and orders no contact work from now on He notes unprecedented injuries to stars Charley Trippi Pat Harder Boris Dimancheff John Cochran and others and urges full game readiness Friday night with daily tough workouts but no contact to prevent further injuries.

Waukesha Wis Jimmy Conzelman Chicago Cardinals Carroll College Green Bay Packers Conzelman Charley Trippi Pat Harder Boris Dimancheff John Cochran Bill Blackburn Bill Campbell Plato Andros Stan Mauldin Bob Zimny

Fastest American Missile Soars to 75 Miles High

The Navy reveals a new rocket streaked 75 miles into the sky reaching 3000 miles per hour, marking the highest and fastest disclosed American missile flight to date.

Navy

La Crosse Tribune Aug 13 1948 news item

The La Crosse Tribune published on Friday August 13 1948 delivers local news briefs and notices from the region. Readers find community updates and event summaries in a compact newspaper card format.

THE LA Crosse Tribune

Boldons, Spinks Win in Wide Open Sparta Softball Race

In Sparta Wisconsin Boldons defeat Sullivans 16 to 13 as seven homers pace a free scoring win. Peters Hunzicker and Jewell lead Boldons while Burkwall Jenkins and Dave Sullivan top Sullivans. Spinks then beat Rahrs 8 to 3 behind G Betthauser four hits and five strikeouts.

Sparta Wis Sparta City Bolden Oilers Sulli— Pool Hall Spink Clothiers Larry Pet Sullivans Boldons Spinks Peters Hunzicker Jewell Boldon Harrie Garvin Burkwall Jenkins J. Benedict Oiler Dave Sullivan Rahrs G. Betthauser D. Spink D. Christianson Willey H. Jewell D. Jenkins G. Garvin C. Schultenover P. Bean T. Leverich J. Sullivan

South Ridge Beats De Soto 9-5 To Tie For Lead

South Ridge moved into a first place tie with DeSoto in the Monroe Vernon's after a 9-5 win before 2000 fans. Norm Freitag pitched a complete game with 12 strikeouts while DeSoto's Pearson Syverson and Ghelf each worked on the mound. Bill Curti led DeSoto with three hits including a five, and Charlie Curti doubled twice. South Ridge’s Thiege had two safeties and Freitag two hits.

South Ridge Wis DeSoto de Soto Norm Freitag Ridgers Pearson Syverson Ghelf Bill Curti Vistors Charlie Curti Thiege Freitag Ee DeSoto Curti Malin

Nicaragua Caps Movie Tax at Five Percent

Nicaragua prohibits municipalities from taxing motion picture theatres on gross box office receipts above five percent. The rule limits local revenue from cinema showings and affects film exhibitors nationwide. Local governments must apply the cap to all theatre gross receipts.

Nicaragua

La Crosse Diamond Tourney to Award $500 First Prize

Eighteen top baseball teams from the La Crosse area compete August 23 to 31 at Copeland Park for a $500 first prize, with $600 more for second to fourth. The event is a sudden death, seven inning format through the semifinals, finals nine innings, with a $25 entry fee and strict roster rules.

la Crosse Copeland Park Sports Flash WKBH

Key Leads Junior Amateur Meet In Ann Arbor

Jim Key the Southern amateur champion is seen as the favorite among 16 contenders for the National Junior Amateur title in Ann Arbor. He defeats Jim Pollock two up while Miles Schiladik eliminates the pre tournament favorite. Ben Hogan posted a 69.86 stroke average over 61 rounds earlier this year.

Ann Arbor Mich Jim Billy) Key Columbus Ben Hogan

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