Beranek Hurls No-Hitter As Beanies Blank
Beranek strikes out and walks none as the Beanies blank the 385th Infantry Co C team 7 0 in a Monday night softball clash at Camp McCoy. Orwein of the 385th held the Beanies to seven runs through five innings while Beranek allowed four walks and no hits. Line score shows Beanies 8 PT 4 Beers and Johnson drove in runs amid a five run fifth inning rally as crowds watched the large Camp McCoy crowd and rumors surfaced of another Beanies game later in the season.
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Stanz
Wvllest
Young
Wi Vess
Corough
Johnson
Beramek
Johnsor
Billy Sixty Jr Shoots Ace at Tom O Shanter Meet
Billy Sixty Jr, son of veteran golf writer Billy Sixty Sr, carded a hole in one on the 215 yard 1st hole during the Tom O Shanter Meet. His father tied for top with a 2 35 40 78 while Billy Sr praised the youngster, and Wisconsin golfers Wilford Wehrie and William Angel posted strong scores in qualifying.
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Billy Sixty, Jr
Tom O'Shanter
Gicago
Billy
Wilford Wehbie
Racine
Wehrie
Wisconsin
William Angel
Mudhens Bow To Millers In Rain Shortened Tilt
The Mudhens fell 18 to 4 to the Millers as Bebe Burns hit two homers and the Millers collected 18 hits. Toledo slipped to third place two points behind Louisville while Minneapolis gained ground with the win and the season’s early standings show a tight pennant race.
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Toledo
Mudhens
Minneapolis
Gefes
Milwell
Louisville
St Inas
Kansas City
Millers
Bebe Burns
Madhens
Paul
Columbus
Rec Birds
Saints
Jr. tennis girls crown at Cricket Club meet
Mari vy of Wauntsoss Wisconsin defends state and Western junior titles amid a girls championship at the Cricket Club. McCrory advanced with two byes before defeating Rut Bre St Brooklurn 6 0 6 1. Fess of Milwaukee fell to Baker of Sent Calif 6 1 8 6.
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Seeadelphia
Roanoke Shortstop Beron Bock Recalled by Barons
Beron Bock, five year old shortstop from Roanoke Va and member of the Pied Teague Red Sox, has been recalled by the Birmingham Barons. The move underscores the Barons’ ongoing player development roster.
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Roanoke
Gene
Bete
Red Sox
Birmingham Barons
Standings and Schedule Recap for Major Football Roundup
Standings show New York at top with Chicago and Pittsburgh close behind. Notable games include Boston at Pittsburgh and St Louis at Chicago. The schedule lists several afternoon matches including Pittsburgh at St Louis and Louisville at Chicago with times and locations.
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Puisbueryge
New York
Boric
Phustelpts
Chicago
Brockirs
Patsrargh
Phiscelphis
Cimcumzsti
Boren
St. Louss
Uncertain 7-4 Homer Sparks Cleveland Win
A chaotic report notes Mikker Roos homered for Cleveland in a 7-4 victory over an unidentified opponent. New York delivered a 42-run showing, with Johnny Barrett and others contributing. Other results include Pittsburgh and Philadelphia wins, while Chicago and Cleveland see key plays and late rallies.
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Induns
Gere
Cleveland
Bomom
New York
Chucape
Johnny Barret
Bot Eine
Paretes
Beret
Pitt
Biko
Grove
Tee Rune
Sterec
Brookie
Preck
Beees Josg
Phisdelphi
Chocago
den Gutteridge Browns
Lous
Washington
Frank Mencuss
Wilson Chosen Bear Captain at Evanston All Star Game
Wilson selected as captain for the Bears in the exhibition with the College All Stars at Evanston Illinois on August 30. Also at Evanston Pvt rounds out Lynn Waldorf s All Star squad of 68 players.
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Evanston
Evanston, Pvt
Lynn Waldorf
Whitehall Girls 10 Defeat Taylor Crew in 20-12 Victory
Whitehall junior team beat Taylor ten 20 to 12 at home. Whitehall totaled 22 hits while Taylor relied on batter Marge Olson for pitching and defense. The teams schedule a rematch next Monday at Taylor.
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Whitehall
Taylor
Wis
Marge Olson
Overseas Sports Roundup native pro baseball mentions and war hero tale
The column covers a half dozen sports vignettes and anecdotes. It notes an umpire clash involving Sandstorm Team players and a standout prospect Bob Knight from Fort Worth with a .565 average. It also recalls G I Billy Cox of the Pirates and praises Marine lieutenant Alex Santilli a Fordham tackle killed in action leading troops with gallantry.
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New York
Sandstorm
QM Boys
Tell Durocher
Ump
Bob Knight
Fort Worth
Tex
Sicily
Doc Goldstein
Army
Navy
G. I
Billy Cox
Pitsburgh Pirates
Pacific
Seipan
Alex Santilli
Fordham
Missouri
al Wes
Yacht Meet Opens with Sailor Gerald Driscoll Victory
The Chicago Harbour regatta enters day two with Gerald Driscoll of San Diego Bay among 19 contenders. He won the opening race on a 10 mile triangular course in 3 hours 4 minutes 58 seconds, with 16 year old Malin Burnhem as crew from the San Diego star class fleet.
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Chicago
Gerald Driscoll
San Diego Bay
Calif
Malin Burnhem
San Diego
Correction on Water Sports Show participant
The Monday issue misidentified the diver at the Municipal pool show as Mary Young. In fact the competitor was Miss Dorothy Schue runner-up in the senior women living contest.
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Mary Young
Dorothy Schue
Yankee Maid Ties World Trot Mark In Futurity Event
Yankee Maid beaten Hambletonian winner trots the first heat in 2 05 with Henry Thomas driving to win the Futurity purse of 4090 dollars. She ties the long standing world record for three year old fillies with Lucy Hanover as the record holder.
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Yankee Maid
Greenville
Lucy Hanover
Henry Thomas
the Maid
Walter Wilder Tops In Local Bow Event
H C Reuter of the La Crosse Archery club announced results from the six gold shoot at the Seven Elms range Sunday. Senior men led by Walter Wilder with 1207, Gerald McHenry 996, Harold Fletcher 927. women included Mrs H C Reuter 761 and Esther Wilder 642. juniors showed Gene Wilder at 960 with broad competition. Next tournament is club championship Sept 3 and 10 with a Sept 10 picnic at Myrick Park.
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la Crosse
Walter Wilder
Shovc—Erit Badgers
Esther Briggs
Bowman
Robert Snyder
Arnold Gallup
Myrick Park
Pitcher McLish To Navy
New York pitcher Cal McLish left baseball to serve in the Navy halting his brief Dodgers tenure as the armed forces call arrived.
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McLish
Navy
NEW York
Cal McLish
The
Dodgers
Paul Brown Named Head Sailor Coach For Grid Season
Lt. Paul E. Brown, Ohio State's dynamic football strategist, is slated as head sailor coach for the gridiron season. Capt Robert R. Emmet, training center commander, announced the release of Hinkle for full time athletic duty after Lt. John L. Griffith was detached as former assistant athletic officer.
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Great Lakes
Paul E. Brown
Ohio State
Robert R. Emmet
Hinkle
John L. Griffith
Hit Costs Player Fifty One And A Watch
In Lynchburg Virginia officials reported a theft during a league game. A ball player confronted the offender and recovered a billfold containing fifty one dollars and a watch before handing them to the coach.
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Lynchburg
Oeaden Hichmond
Sahiltes
Nats Bow To St Louis In Sluggish Showdown
The St Louis Browns beat Washington 5-3 in overtime as Sig Jakucki earned the win. Mickey Haefner allowed a long homer and the Nationals slump continued, with Pittsburgh and Cleveland late-season results shaping the pennant chase.
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Miece
St. Louis Stones
Annd Des Gutteridge
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Kas
Teague
Nats
Mickey Haefner
Luke Sewell
Sig Jakucki
Washington
Browns
Boston
Cleveland
Mickey
Tribe
Spec Ae
Mikey Detroit
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Don Black
Bill Dietrich
Hayes
Ernie Lombardi
K C Bowling League Sets Season Start at Arcade Alleys
Milner Homstad announces KC Bowling League season opening on Tuesday September 9 at Arcade alleys. Six teams sponsored by Heil mans Madden Funeral Home Hengel Blunting Semenae Products Murphy Candy and Frank Tighe Co. will compete. officers elected include Art Donovan ident and Al Wuensch vice ident and Milnor Hom.
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K. of C
Heilemans
Madden Funeral Home
Hengel Blunting Co
Semenae Products
Murphy Candy Co
Frank Tighe Co
Art Donovan
al Wuensch
Milnor Hom
Wright Biggest Winner At Arlington Meet
Warren Wright's Calumet Farm topped Arlington winnings this summer with a haul of 135 975 dollars, the largest among participants.
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Chicago
Warren Wright
Calumet Farm
Arlington Meet
Doerr and Musial Lead Leagues in Red Hot Chase
Doerr and Musial top the league leaders as Brooklyn’s Dixie Wi sits out with an ankle injury. Musial posts 355 points to edge Walker by one. Brooklyn slips back to pinch hitting duties.
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Dixie Wi
Brooklyn
Musial
Walker
Boxing results list from galleries in Baltimore Chicago Philadelphia
The report lists fighters including Vice Dellicurti of New York and Johnny Walker of Philadelphia with 158 and 156 pounds respectively. It also mentions Jimmy Bunt and Tommy James from Chicago with 147½ pounds.
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Vice Dellicurti
New York
Johnny Walker
Philadelphia
Drew
Chicago
Jimmy Bunt
Tommy James
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