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The text shows garbled league box score data with scattered names and numbers. Names like Ferrie and Witten appear alongside unclear team and location references, but readable entities are few and the fragmentary lines do not form a coherent game summary or outcome.
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Westby Edge Cashton 9-6 at Harvest Festival game
Westby defeated Cashton 9-6 behind Sunshine Thunderclouds seven hit pitching. Westby used 11 safeties to boost the offense while Cashton's Schroeder faced a tough day. Blaske Angrness plated the only bright spots for Cashton as Wais and Jernandez led the losing effort.
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Cashton
Schroeder
Blaske
Angrness
Wais
Jernandez
Wake Forest Box Scores Highlight Bowl Trouble
National League box scores show Wake Forest of North Carolina facing bowl trouble as four of the 16 teams in the 1849 football schedule played in January last year, with sparse details on the NEA report.
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Cards Divide Pair Braves Rap Dodgers
The St. Louis Cardinals lost the second game of a doubleheader to the Pittsburgh Pirates 8-0 after a strong start, as MacPhail shut them out with two singles. In other scores, Don Newcombe’s tough streak continued, and Boston near Yankees as Red Sox, Athletics and Phillies posted wins while Detroit split with St. Louis.
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La Crescent and AFL Vie in City Title Series
La Crescent and AFL meet in a best of three city baseball final at 8:15 p m with AFL holding second half title after a 4 0 win over Legion. La Crescent won first half with American Legion club as both clubs led four wins and one loss. series schedule through Copeland Park with potential third game Wednesday.
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Spring Valley Wins Series Closer Over Mabel 8-5
In a tight game Spring Valley built a five-run fifth inning, then held on to defeat Mabel 8 to 5. Rathburn led Spring Valley with four hits, while Geilenfeld and Sikkink combined for strong pitching. Mabel trailed 0-0 for four innings before Spring Valley seized control and the Valley advance to face Rushford in the Fillmore County league title series.
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Thore
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Rendler Scores in North Prep Scrimmage
In Green Bay Wisconsin the North and South high school All-Stars prepared for the North-South game with large lines and mixed scrimmages. North players Rendler Pope and Wimmer highlighted receiving and running plays as both sides tested formations.
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Associated Press
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Wausau
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Beloit
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Lancaster
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Bob Frantz
Marquette
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Jim Pope
Hugo Wimmer
Sheboygan Central
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Milwaukee West
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la Crosse Aquinas
Darwin Destache
Green Bay East
Don Bodway
Appleton
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Fond du Lac
Women’s Classic Bowling Banquet Announced at New Villa
The Ladies Classic League Fall meeting will take the form of a banquet at the New Villa on Wednesday August 24 at 6 30 PM. All members are urged to contact their team captains if they wish to attend.
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Sparta Blanks Ontario In Monroe Play 8-0
Sparta pitchers limit Ontario to five hits as Merlin Nehring stars on the mound for Sparta in an 8-0 Monroe County league victory. Four runs come in the sixth after a one in the first and a fourth inning unearned score. Ralph Twite hits a two-run homer in the seventh to seal the win.
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Tonight's Softball Showdown Bodegas vs Lager Team at West Ave
Tonight at West Avenue at 8 15 p m the Bodegas old champs clash with Heileman's Old Stone Lagers in a nostalgia filled softball tilt. Manager George Halverson lists Pip Wuest Petsy Voss Yip Christopher and Mooney among the top ordered hitters with Swish Beranck on the mound. Lager lineup features Buck Tanker Fritz Mekvald Jule Kriese Hooks Koeller and Don Tanke as power threats. A capacity crowd is expected for this battle of ages in a lively, period style Southern league matchup.
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Chet) Halverson
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Don Tanke
Ronnie Barnes
Butch Krueger Wins Wisconsin Open Playoff Title
Butch Krueger of Beloit captured the first playoff in Wisconsin State Open golf history, edging Jimmy Milward of Green Bay by one stroke at Kenosha Country Club. Krueger finished 72 in regulation and 281 total for 72 holes, earning $309 while Milward received $200.
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Butch) Krueger
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Krueger Closes Out Milward To Win Narrow Golf Match
Krueger forged ahead on seven, took a one stroke lead for good, and preserved a 1-up edge after Milward failed to square the match on eleven. Krueger clinched the victory with a par four and a half finish as Milward three–putted from the green.
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Stuff Leads Cadets In Batting For Spring Season
West Point report shows Jim Stuff, Army center fielder, topping the Eastern Intercollegiate League with 12 hits in 28 at bats over eight games for a .429 average. He captured the Charles H. Blair Bat. Walter Lonet of Ardmore Pa, playing for Pena, was runner up with .406.
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Rushford Downs Lanesboro In Ninth Frame Ice Victory
Rushford clinched the playoff series with a 7 2 win over Lanesboro in Lanesboro. ace Andy Sweta earned his second win of the week allowing eight hits with five strikeouts. Sid Arnold led Rushford with a third inning triple and score, while Johnnie Stevens and Hocky Carlson delivered key two run hits in the ninth to seal the victory and set up a championship series against Spring Valley.
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Sears No 1 Wins 18 10 In Four Inning League Game
Sears No 1 rallied from a 10 run deficit to beat Sears No 3 18 10 in a four inning Hogan Park tilt marked by a 15 hit attack. Alford Zerbes Schultz and Haas each had three hits for the winners with Alford and Boser homering. Fish Johnson and Ger Shed bemers led the losers while Mueller’s four hit pitching boosted Montgomery Ward to a 15 2 win over J C Penney. Grant’s beat Sears No 2 22 0 in a game halted after fourth due to darkness. Glass Gems top item: imitation glass jewelry stones export draw.
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