Giants Eds Defeat Watkins 4-3 on Schultz’s homer
Harry Schultz delivered a clutch fifth inning home run to lift Ed's tavern past Watkins of Winona 4-3. Clarence Beranek earned the win with five scoreless innings before trouble. Stan Knopick took the loss after allowing six hits. Rozek and Davies sparked Eds with timely hits as Winona stranded nine runners.
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Harry Schultz
Ed's Tavern
Watkins
Winona
Clarence
Swish
Porky Finn
Beranek
Frank Heisman
Eds
Leo Davies
Schultz
Stan Knopick
Knopick and
Nelson
Beranek and Kamperschroer
Reds Rally to Top Cardinals 3-2 in NL Action
Reds beat Cardinals 3-2 as Lefty Ken Raffensberger outdueled Red Chisman. James Hearn, the Atlanta righthander, emerged as a top bargain after a turbulent return to the Giants, who improved to 19-4 in a stretch against the Phils. Pirates swept Cubs, while Braves, Dodgers faltered as Tigers gain ground.
Grosskopf Powers Sheboygan to Victory Over Fond du Lac
Sheboygan pitcher hitter Lowell Grosskopf sparked an 83 win over Fond du Lac with a double and triple driving in four runs plus two runs scored. He allowed five hits, struck out nine, and walked four as Fond du Lac's Merlin Nehring took the loss.
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Associated Press
Sheboygan
Lowell Grosskopf
Indians
Fond du Lac
Oshkosh
Wisconsin Rapids
Appleton
Janesville
Wausau
Green Bay
Sam Ball
Phil Costa
Pete Nurini
Bill Seckler
Nehring
Lorenz
Santoro
Schlitz
Grosskopf
Dotson
Glen Johnson
Lanesboro
Joe Staebell
Rushford
Curt Johnson
Laverne Arns
Bob Young
Johnson
Allen Bremseth
Arns
Young
Max Molock
Rocky Carlson
Lowell McMillan
the Grove
Ellsworth Tweite
Luther Myhros
Don Nesheim
Lloyd Deters
Hassocks
Stanley Dahl
Myhro
Nesheim
Mabel
Maynard Johnson
Dou
Norris Fredrickson
Onalaska Defeats Cashton in Little Eight Round
Onalaska handed Cashton its first defeat in the Little Eight second round, 4 to 1, with Onalaska scoring all four runs in the fourth inning. Babe Harnish struck out 18 in a 5-0 two-hitter for West Salem. Other scores: Holmen 8 Mindoro 7, Middle Ridge 4 Melrose 2, Bangor 10 Melvina 8.
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Onalaska
Cashton
Babe Harnish
West Salem
Holmen
Mindoro
Middle Ridge
Melrose
Bangor
Melvina
Bob Schroeder
Gullickson
Orvis Lee
Johnson
Tabbert
Harnish
Mengelt
Salem
Groth
Gene Smith
Mickelberg
Chuck Olson
Hecht
C. Timm
Darrel Velta
Ronnie Hendrickson
Bob Price
Cotton
Elmer Munzenberger
Bill Hund
Ridgers
Chet Nordstrom
Prairie du Chien Circles Take Overtime? No First-Place Tie
Prairie du Chien Circles defeated Viroqua Eagles 4 to 1 to force a three-way deadlock for first in Western Wisconsin league. De Soto fell 3 to 1 at South Ridge. Welsch pitched for Circles, Gardimier for Viroqua, with key third inning miscues producing all Circles runs.
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Viroqua
Wis
Wisconsin
Prairie du Chien
Viroqua Eagles
de Soto
South Ridge
Welsch
Gardimier
Russ Clements
Borne
Olson
Theige
Gittens
Cardy
Warner
Ridgers
Syverson
Last active major league pitcher to win 300 games
The last active major league pitcher to reach 300 wins was Robert Lefty Grove, who retired in 1941 with exactly 300 victories.
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Robert
Lefty) Grove
For Athletes Foot Use T-4-L and Penetrating Power
The text promotes T-4-L for athletes foot claiming undiluted alcohobase delivers active medication deeply to kill embedded germs on contact.
Superior Drops Both Ends Of Twin Bill
The Northern League doubleheader saw Superior’s Blues lose the first and win the second against Fargo-Moorhead, while Eau Claire split with Sioux Falls. Duluth won twice over Grand Forks, and St. Cloud–Aberdeen games were rained out. The note also recalls the 1906 Boston Red Sox endured a 20 game losing streak.
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Superior
Eau Claire
Associated Press
Blues
Eau Claire Bears
Sioux Falls
Fargo-Moorhead
Duluth
Grand Fork
St. Cloud
Aberdeen
Fargo- Moohead
Grand Forks
Brewers Cup Double Bill Delivers Two Defeats to Colonels
The Milwaukee Brewers beat Louisville's Colonels 6-3 and 5-1 to upset the American Association leaders. Milwaukee outslugged Louisville 14-13 on Saturday. Indianapolis toppled Kansas City 5-3 in the opener, then was shut out 4-0 in the finale. Columbus swept a twin bill from St Paul 40 and Minneapolis defeated Toledo twice 8-6 and 6-3.
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Milwaukee Brewers
Louisville
American Association
Colonels
Brewers
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Columbus
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Toledo
John Chesbro Notches 45 Complete Games in 1904
New York Yankees pitcher John Chesbro completed 45 games during the 1904 season setting a remarkable workload for the era.
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John Chesbro
New York Yankees
White Hanover to Make Western Bow at Illinois State Fair
White Hanover, once unlucky as a youngster, now stars in his four year campaign and will race Monday in the 2.24 trotting stake at the Illinois State fair with Fred Egan driving. Other notable horses in the nine horse field include Malcolm from Coldstream Ky and Lorraine and Eudora Hanover owned by A S Myland in California. ten entries compete in the 2.24 pacing stake led by Doubloon and Mighty Sister from California and Indiana connections.
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Springfield
White Hanover
Fred Egan
Malcolm
Coldstream Stud
Lexington
W. N. Reynolds Lorraine
Eudora Hanover
A. S. My
City league doubles bring five games at Cope land park
Five baseball games are on tap in the City league at Cope land park this week. At 7 p.m. Tuesday the Merchants meet Newburgs in the opener of a doubleheader with VFW facing Canalaska in the nightcap. Wednesday features Onalaska versus Newburgs and La Crescent against the Merchants in two seven inning games. Games cannot start after 1:50 and both doubleheaders have seven inning limits. Thursday's schedule closes the season with AFL versus VFW at 8:15 p.m.
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Copeland Park
Merchants
Newburgs
VFW
Canalaska
Onalaska
la Crescent
AFL
Harmony pitcher throws second no hit game of season
Ralph Kneeskern pitched his second no hit no run game of the season leading Harmony to a 19 0 victory over Canton in Fillmore County league action. He struck out 22 batters with two walks and a hit batter as Harmony piled up 14 hits behind Hedstrom Veglahn and Scheedel.
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Rizzuto
O'Connell
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Kiner
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Chicago
E—Fain
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Hartsfield
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Nixon
Robinson Batts
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Hogue
Haefner
Palica Boston
ST. Louis
Cincinnati
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Dropo
Yost
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Adams
Stephens Tebbetts
Yost Mele
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Lowrey
Jf Maggio
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Merriman
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Goodman
H.rice
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Mele
Grasso Karak
Wrrostek
Nelson
Usher
Tebbetis
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Pollet
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Schendienst
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Waitkus
Lockman
Ashburn
Mueller
Westrum
Ennis
Thomson
Jones
Irvin
Hamner
Gilbert Ib
Seminick
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Johnson
Hearn
Nicholson
Philadelphia
RBI Westrum
Lanesboro
Minn
Ralph Kneeskern
Harmony
Canton
Fillmore County
Kneeskern
Rushford
Bert Hedstrom
Duane Halverson
Halverson
Sather
Cann
Hedstrom
Arnold Veglahn
Veglahn
Alton Scheedel
Harbert and Ransom Tie For World Title Playoff
In Chicago, Chick Harbert and Hank Ransom reach a Monday playoff for the world title with an $83 per shot basis, while Tam O'Shanters contends for an $11,000 first prize and $5,000 second. Harbert and Ransom battle through 18 holes after 11 days of action, with media attention on the massive purse and potential sudden-death format.
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Chicago
Chick Harbert
Hank Ransom
Tom O’shanters
Harbert
Ransom
Dallas
Texan
Babe Ruth
Trane Company Tops Barre Mills In Little Six Softball
Trane of La Crosse defeated Barre Mills 4-1 Sunday in Barre Mills. Eight hits for Trane helped pitcher J. Dwyer earn the win with P. Bonnie catching. P. Schwier and R. Miller charged with the loss. Amber Inn beat Sand Lake 6-4 with 10 hits to five, Carl Gerke and Fritz Kaiser aiding the winners while J. Alfords and J. Larson played for the losers.
Tomah Ball Players Attend Cleveland Chicago Doubleheader
Tomah Wisconsin hosts visiting Tomah city baseball team players who attended a Sunday double header between Cleveland and Chicago as guests of local fans who funded the players.
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Tomah
Wis
Tomah City
Cleveland
Chicago
Charter Bus To See Cubs Card Game September 24
Harpo Ott charters a bus for the Cubs versus Cardinals game on Sunday September 24. Open to fans with space for 36 riders. Contact Ott at the Pla-Mar bowling alleys to join.
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Harpo Ott
Cubs
St. Louis
Ott
Pla-Mar
Waukon Beats Castalia 5-4 in Scenic Loop Thriller
Waukon nips Castalia 5-4 in the bottom of the ninth as Theron Thomsen scores on a double and a mishandled pop fly. Thomsen led with four hits in five at bats while Earl Koenig pitched nine strikeouts. Lansing shut out Harpers Ferry 5-0 and Monona beat Twin Cities 11-1. Postville rolled Clermont 19-4.
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Waukon
Castalia
Earl Koenig
Frank Plein
Fanning
Wauken
Theron Thomsen
Dick Dasher
Koenig
Thomsen
Lansing
Harpers Ferry
Forest Robinson
Red Robinson
Carl] Dresselhaus
Forest
Farmersberg
Waterville
Monona
Twin Cities
Don Hubacker
Cook
Happy Knapp
Postville
Clermont
Mark
Rima
Anderson
Bud Schrader
Swenson
Genoa Defeats Chaseburg 13-2 to Stay Top in League
Genoa won 13-2 at home Sunday to remain first in Vernon county baseball league standings. Garvalia and Lamprech pitched for Genoa while Mitland and W. Dahlke took the mound for Chaseburg. Domke led Genoa with three hits.
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Wis
Vernon County
Chaseburg
Garvalia
Lamprech
Mitland
W. Dahlke
Domke
Eastern Intercollegiate Basketball League Compacts Seven Teams
Seven teams Yale Columbia Penn Princeton Cornell Dartmouth and Harvard compete in the Eastern Intercollegiate Basketball League. The season showcases matchups among major Ivy League schools with each club aiming for standings and titles in a crowded league race.
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Yale
Columbia
Penn
Princeton
Cornell
Dartmouth
Harvard
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