Lagers win on no hitter in Mabel game
MABEL Minn special Clarence Swish Beranek Ronnie Barnes and Frankie Smith combined for a no hit no run game as La Crosse’s Hellman’s Old Style Lagers beat Mabel 1 to 0. Beranek worked three perfect frames with six strikeouts Barnes fanned six and walked one in four innings Smith pitched two innings with five strikeouts and one walk. The Lagers scored all three runs in the first inning and added hits from Dick Koeller Felix Mekvald and George Mekvaled. Mabel tallied no hits against the trio of Lagers pitchers.
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MABEL
Minn
Clarence
Lagers
Wilka
Frooks) Koeller
Laget Sahortatop
Triple
Kampersehreer
Obnangee
Wu Teiple
Felix Mekvald
Jute Kriese
Bob Comrough
George Mekvaled
J. Landsom
Mabel Hurler
Phe Heilemans
Ono
Industrial Loop Meets At Recreation Lines Club
Koutson manager of Recreation Lines in Lt. Crosve announces a Friday night meeting at 7 p.m. at the Recreation venue. Attendance required for all team captains or representatives as officer elections are on the agenda.
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Borge
Auer) Koutson
Crosve
Ufti- Cera
Eau Claire Bears Sweep Openers In Northern League Opener
The Eau Claire Bears won both ends of a doubleheader from Abe Edeon last night, taking the opener 2 to 0 and the nightcap 7 to 3. Superior Blues split with Purgox Moorhead, winning 5 to 2 then losing 3 to 1. Other scores include St Paul over Duluth 1 to 0 and St Cloud downing Sioux Foods 9 to 7.
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Eau Claire
Eau Claire Bears
Abeedeon
Superior Blues
Nootwin Bis
Purgox Moorhead
Leaguie
Cian Farks
Duluth
Fine T
St. Cloud
Sioux Foods
Veech Sets Open Golf Mark In Milwaukee State Open
Husky Tommy Veech, a 263 pound amateur from Milwaukee North Hills, wins the Wisconsin Open with 274 total after a 69 morning round and consistent afternoon play. He finishes seven strokes ahead of defending champion Jim Muwara, with Milward close behind and several professionals and amateurs in the field.
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Tommy Veech
Milwaukee
Ammitteur
Milwaukee North Hills
Wisconsin
Vocc
Jim Muwara
Sreen Bay
Oshkosh
Milward
Veech
Alvin
Butch) Krueger
Belout
Teams Draw For Positions In Merchants Meet Today
Sixteen teams are expected in the first annual Merchants Meet in La Crosse with a $500 first prize, $300 second, $200 third, and $100 fourth. The open draw to line up the seven day schedule will be held at WEBEL at 5 30 am Thursday with AFL CLO La Crescent Peerless Schlitz American Legion and ViW already in. Invitations have been extended to Norwalk and the Viroqua Foresters. If 18 teams enter, three games will be held Monday Tuesday and Wednesday. first round seven innings, semifinals and finals nine innings.
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Wienday al Voptiona
WEBEL
Alronedy
AFL
CLO
la Crescent
Peerless
Schlitz
American Legion
Viw
la Crosse Municipal Baseball League
Waukon
New Albia
Spring Grove
Minn
Tomah
South Ridge
Cashton
de Soto
Ettvick
Tnd
Gays Mills
Wis
Larry Schaefer
Liv Crosse Association
Xpon
Norwalk
Viroqua Foreaters
Jack Martin
Brewers Win On Home Run In Lexies Opener
Marv Rickert hit his 22nd homer of the season to power the Milwaukee Brewers past the Louisville Colonels 9 to 2 at Borchert field. Tim Triner earned the win after replacing Ray Martin in the eighth, with Jim Prendergast finishing the ninth. Jack Griffore took the loss as Brewers hitters collected four extra-base hits.
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Associated Press
Marv Rickert
Milwaukee Brewers
Louisville Colonels
Lexies
Borchert Field
Minneapolis
Toledo
Columbus
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Tim Triner
Ray Martin
Colonels
Triner
Jim Prendergast
Tom Wright
Jack Griffore
Brewers
Blanchard To Cover Card All Star Game
La Crosse Tribune sports editor Blanchard traveled to Chicago to attend the annual sports writers banquet hosted by the Chicago Tribune Charities before the College All Star football game. His report on the game will run in Saturday editions.
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Standard
la Crosse Tribune
Chicago
Chicago Tribune Charities, Inc
Blanchard
Soldiers’ Field
Boxing results from Chicago Pittsburgh and New York
The Associated Press report covers last night’s fights in Chicago and Pittsburgh with Bernie Doeusen and Gene Burton drawing in New Orleans style bouts. George Henry outpointed Ossie Harria in Pittsburgh while Don Moegardisi was edged by George Haywood in New York amidst a mixed card.
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Associated Preas
Chicago
Bernie Doeusen
Orleans
Gene Burton
Drew
Pittsburgh
George Henry
Cleveland
Ossie Harria
New York
Don Moegardisi
Fateegon
George Haywood
Giants and Dodgers Shine in Wide MLB Split Night
Giants rout Braves 8-2 in New York as Sid Gordon and Johnny Mize homer in eight inning thunder. Brooks complete shutout over Phillies 1-0 with Rex Barney dominant on mound. Cardinals edge Reds 4-3 behind late ninth rally to stay within two and a half games. Pirates rally past Cubs 7-4 as Chesnes contributes two hits. Indians beat Browns 3-0 to extend AL lead. Red Sox move to second with 10-2 win over Athletics. Raschi earns 16th win as Yankees top Senators 4-1 in rain shortened game.
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Phillies
Brooklyn
Marvin Rackley
Roberts
Rackley
Pee Wee Reese
St. Louis Cardinals
Boston
Cincinnati Reds
St. Louis
Nippy Jones
Ralph LaPointe
Jones
del Hice
Red Schoendienst
Rue
Ron Norther
Marty Marion
Red Stallcup
Schgendienst
Sheldon Tones
Johnny Mize
Sid Gordon
Giants
Braves
Vern Bickford
Pirates
Pittsburgh Pirates
Frem
Cubs
Chicago
Bob Chesnes
Bucs
Cleveland Indians
Marpfin
Boston Red Sox
Philadelphia Athletics
Louis
Red Sox
Athletics
Philadelphia
A's
Tee Williams
Birdie Tebbetts
Vic Raschi
New York Yankees
Washington Senators
Raschi
Lanesboro and Preston Win Shaughnessy Playoff Games
In Spring Valley, Lanesboro defeated Spring Valley 10 to 6 to reach the championship bracket after a 12-hit effort and seven Spring Valley errors. Carl Dresselhaus earned the win with River credit. Jim Long took the loss for Spring Valley as LeRoy Erickson and peers paced the losers. In Preston, Ralph Kneeskern pitched a two-hit, 12-strikeout gem to beat Mabel 6 to 1, with Kneeskern also contributing two hits. Fred Webb started for Mabel.
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Spring Valley
Minn
Lanesboro
Carl Dresselhaus
River Credit
Jim Long
LeRoy Erickson
Tinker Rollins
Joe Flynn
Allen Burst
Stan Burgi
Ken Finke
Ring Valley
Erickson Long
West
Finke
League Leaders By The American League This Season
Summary of top performers in batting home runs and pitching across the American League. Notables include DiMaggio and Williams leading hitting and runs batted in for New York and Boston, with Cleveland and Philadelphia contributors prominent in strikeouts and pitching. Stolen bases and other stat leaders are listed for several teams.
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Fiuiladelphia
TOOIL
O'Dimaggio
McCask
BIW Tams
Chapman
Maleate Aspence
Rf Vale
Thecdman
Debhetts
Teasir
Gatehouse
Scheib
Harris
Philadelphia
Boston
grror—Chapman
Chnaman
McCosky
Doerr
Spence
Tebberts
Dintaglio
Goodman
Williams
Strephaens
White Goodman
Ord
Jin
Savage
Ptucher— Beheib
St, Louis
Serdar
Dente
Dantehell
Zarine
Clark
Priddy
Akennedy
Lund
Haudren
Moss
Ty Rabinzon Lehner
Kokos
Pellagrin
Berardina
Ostrowaklip Iiveran
Spiale aZoldak
P Widmer
Cleveland
Pellegrnt
Hine
Robinson
Moas
Kehner
flees—Boudreau
Zoldak
Zal- Berardino
Boudreau
Dak
Berardino
Pelisgrini
Lehner
St. Louis
Ostrowaks
Strikrouts
Widmar
Basting
Wiliams
Bou- Irevu
DiMnaggio
New York
Stephens
Boson
Rens—DiMaggia
Walliams
Hity
Bonerei
Qettines
Enrich
Newark
Prid- Cleveland
Mitchell
St. Law
Beranek Barnes and Yeager Face Hottentots in Bangor Exhibition
In Bangor Wisconsin tonight at 8 25 p m the Chicago Hottentots face Chips Tavern Bangor under lights. Chips plan three inning stints for three hurlers including Yeager Barnes and Beranek with Freeman Perkins and Moore leading a star packed Hottentots lineup noted for 50 plus victories 26 straight wins and 12 no hitters this season.
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Bangor
Wis
Chicago Hottentots
Midwest
Chip's Tavern
Wierd Chapiewsky
Johnny Yeager
Remnar
Ronnie Barnes
la Crosse
Beranek
Clarence
Swish) Beranek
la Crosse City
Heileman Club
A. Arems
A. Wittmershaus
L. Bedessem
R. Hesselberg
J. Erickson
F. Blashaski
J. Haack
E. Severson
W. Young
V. Harding
F. Schroeder
Ray Gehirking
Rube Moore
Pepper
Randy Ramsey
Danny Dumas
Bob
Free Wheeling
Freeman
Chuck
Cannon Ball
Perkins
Chicago Tenn
Spinks Cop Sparta Tilt for First Half Softball Title
Spink's Clothiers won 12 to 9 in Sparta over Larry's Body Shop to claim the first half league title as a three way race developed with Sullivan's Pool Hall scoring a 13 to 6 victory over Walls Bar. Dick Matzinger sparked Spinks with a tying and go ahead single while Habel, Cook and Sullivan's produced key hits.
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Sparta
Dick Matzinger
Habel
D. Christianson
Bud Harris
L. Johnson
Sullivans
Watts
D. Jenkins
Poo Hall
E. Burkwall
N. Cook
Spinks Larrys
G. Jackson
C. Spir
G. Bell
Hauser
J. Sullivan
F. Murphy
Johnson
Sullys
Ad. McGarvey
Ward
Jenkins
Garvin
Breaks Double Ringer Record in Milwaukee
Ted Allen of Boulder Colorado former horseshoe pitching champion yesterday broke the record for consecutive double ringers by tossing 64 shoes, 62 of which were ringers, in the National Horseshoe Pitchers Association tournament at the Wisconsin Centennial Exposition. He defeated Ario Harris of Indianapolis 50 to 1 in the event.
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Milwaukee
Ted Allen
Boulder
Colo
Allen
Wisconsin Centennial
Ario Harris
Indianapolis
Colorado
Indian Victory Attracts 6000 Fans In Sheboygan
The Sheboygan Indians defeated Fond du Lac 10 to 6 before about 6,000 fans, the largest state league crowd at Sheboygan. Wisconsin Rapids edged Green Bay 10 to 3, while Wausau split a doubleheader with Oshkosh. Oshkosh won the opener 10 to 6 and Wasau the nightcap 7 to 0. Appleton and Janesville battled 16 innings, Appleton taking the opener 7 to 5.
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Associated Press
Sheboygan Indians
Fond du Lac
Sheboygan
Wiscconsin Rapids
Wausau
Green Bay
Wausat
Oshkosh
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Red) Leonard
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Gil Bergdoll
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Frank Liquor Company
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