CIO Club Edges Peerless Kings In Third Round Bid
CIO squeezes two unearned runs from errors to beat Peerless 2 to 1 at Copeland Park. Alberts and Mears duel on the mound, with Grimalid and Lupie key hits while errors cost Peerless twice en route to the loss.
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Mears
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Peerless
Wally Mears
Sabor
Russ Walden
Harv Krause
Chuck Pastovich
Cardinals Tie Dodgers as Musial Stars in Twin Bill
Stanley Musial sparked a doubleheader sweep of the Philadelphia Phillies, lifting the Cardinals into a first place tie with Brooklyn. He collected six hits, including a 12th inning homer, and helped force a 7-6 and 4-3 victory while the Reds beat the Dodgers 2-0.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Stanley Frank Musial
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Brooklyn Dodgers
Cardinals
Philadelphia
Dodgers
Reds
Cincinnati
All Stars Face Rams In 13th Annual Chicago Classic
The 13th annual All Star football game at Soldier Field pits the Los Angeles Rams against the collegians led by Bo McMillin. Proceeds benefit United Charities Catholic Charities and Jewish Charities of Chicago.
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All-Stars
Los Angeles Rams
Chicago
Collegians
Soldier Field
Mutual Broadcasting System
America
Rams
National Football League
Bo McMillin
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Holmen hosts Peerless Kings in Sunday exhibition game
Holmen Wis special Little Eight baseball team hosts Peerless Kings of the La Crosse association at 2 p m Sunday on the Holmen diamond. Holmen manager Myron Nerby may start ace righty Bob Solberg with Sheldon Nerby catching. Peerless Toby Towsen may counter with Wally Mears or Glen Selbo and Harv Krause catching. Last Sunday Holmen beat La Crosse AFL 3 to 2.
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Wis
Peerless Kings
la Crosse Baseball Association
Myron Nerby
Bob Solberg
Kings
Sheldon Nerby
Toby Towsen
Peerless
Wally Mears
Glen Selbo
Har
Middle Ridge
Onalaska
Leo Cavadini
Tye Johnson
Uve
Junior Anderson
North Versus South Set In Wisconsin High School All Star Game
Wisconsin hosts its first annual high school all star football game at Camp Randall with a powerfully built North team coached by Win Brockmeyer of Wausau facing a quick South squad led by Lisle Blackbourn Sr. of Milwaukee Washington. The Wisconsin State High School Coaches Association and the University of Wisconsin organized the event.
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Wisconsin
Camp Randall
North
Win Brockmeyer
Wausau
South
Lisle Blackbourn
Milwaukee
Washington
Acton
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Wisconsin State High School Coaches’ Association
University of Wisconsin
English Team Cops English Lutheran Softball Victory
English Team defeated Immanuel 3 to 2 in a Copeland Park contest on Wednesday in the Lutheran Church loop. The Eagles posted a weight lifting symbol and eight to twelve are noted in the uneven wording.
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Immanuel
Copeland Park
Salem Holmen Win Narrowly In Lights Showdown
West Salem beat Bangor 17 to 10 and Holmen defeated Mindoro 15 to 10 before about 1,500 spectators under lights at West Salem Wisconsin.
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West Salem
Wis
Bangor
Holmen
Mindoro
Big Golfing Weekend At City Country Club
La Crosse Country clubbers prepare for a packed weekend with the President’s team facing the Vice-President’s squad in an annual event on Saturday. Sunday features the second annual horse race with over 20 teams teeing off from about 8 AM and entries due to professional Bill Marquardt.
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la Crosse
Bill Marquardt
Sparta Tailors Tie for First With 12-7 Win
Sparta Tailors beat La Bansky's 12 to 7 to join Service Station in a first place tie in the Sparta Senior Softball league. The win leaves both clubs at six wins and one loss, with a playoff spot to face Heldt's Recreation for the circuit title. La Bansky's leads lower-half runs and holds two shutouts. Al's Bar overtakes Wonder Bar for third, Wonder Bar drops to fifth.
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la Bansky
Sparta Tailors
Service Station
Heldt’s Recreation Nine
Service Station Club
Tailors
la Bansky’s
Al's Bar
Wonder Bar
Standings and Results Across Major Leagues
Associated Press standings and scores from Thursday and Saturday before. National League games include St Louis Philadelphia and New York Pittsburgh in 10 innings. American League results feature Chicago Boston extra innings and Philadelphia Cleveland twin bill. Weather postponed Detroit Washington.
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Pittsburgh
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Oshkosh
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Richeborgen
Janesville
Wausau
Black River Falls Merchants Triumph Over Mauston 9 to 2
Black River Falls beat Mauston 9 to 2 behind Bob Teeples who fanned 16 and allowed five hits. Eight runs in the fifth sealed the win as Derringer Wilbur Blackdeer and Teeples contributed two hits each for the Merchants. Next game is Sunday vs Clover Belt All-Stars at home.
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Wis
Black River Merchants
Mauston
Bob Teeples
Derringer
Wilbur Blackdeer
Teeples
Whitewing
Bintzler
Manston
Black River
Clover Belt All-Stars
Merchants
Sparta Prep Gridders Trek to See All-Star Tilt
Sparta football players travel by chartered bus to Madison for a high school all star game Saturday as they prepare for practice Monday night at 7 p.m. Coach C W Ewers leads 19 lettermen and students E J Blewett E J Kiddie and Arthur Kube join faculty chaperones for the trip. The squad then begins daily practices ahead of the season opener Friday Sept 13 at home against Black River Falls with a slate of league games to follow in West Central Conference play.
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Robert Salmon
Donovan Fischer
Robert Goodman
Richard
Probable Star Game Starters from Rams All Stars
The probable lineup lists Jack Russell Baylor at guard Martin Ruby Texas A&M at tackle Wisco Grgich Santa Clara and Bill Godwin Georgia at guard Garrard Ramsey William & Mary at right guard Ralph Heywood USC at right tackle Bob Hoernschemeyer Indiana at defensive end Bill Hillenbrand Indiana at quarterback Dub Jones Tulane at left half Pat Harder Wisconsin at right half and Alvin McMillin Indiana Jim Lookabaugh Oklahoma A&M James Phelan St Marys Wally Butts Georgia Tuss McLaughry Dartmouth assistants include Adam Walsh Notre Dame Roy Snyder Ohio State George Trafton Notre Dame officials listed include Tom Dowd Holy Cross referee and others.
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Crazy Legs
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Paul Mitchell
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Roy Snyder
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George Trafton
Tom Dowd
Holy Cross
R. W. Finsterwald
Ohio University
William Blake
Loras
Lloyd Brazil
University of Detroit
Maynard Park Caps 13th Win Over Appleton in Prolific Season
Green Bay Bluejays topple Appleton 13-2 as Maynard Park earns his 13th win with seven hits allowed. Oshkosh edged Janesville 6-5 in ten innings while Fond du Lac beat Wisconsin Rapids 5-4 and Wausau defeated Sheboygan 11-6.
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Appleton
Oshkosh
Janesville
Fond du Lac
Wisconsin Rapids
White Sox
Wausau
Sheboygan
Ray Powell
Papermakers
Green Bay
Maynard Park
Jays
Park
Rultmann
Suchy
Lenge
Pruett
Squier
One-Legged Henry Morris Plans Britain Circumnavigation
Henry Morris a 50 year old one legged cyclist from St Leonards England intends to ride around Britain. He pursues the long journey hoping to prove resilience and inspire others despite his disability.
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St. Leonards
England
Britain
Junior Legion Team Set for Copeland Warmup vs Stoddard
La Crosse's Junior Legion baseball squad eyes the state tournament next week and will host Stoddard of the Root River Valley league at Copeland park Sunday at 2 p m. Merlin Nehring or Fred Meir are expected to pitch. The locals depart for West Bend Thursday or Friday to face Schaefer Brush of Milwaukee at 5 p m Friday.
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Junior Legion
Copeland Park
Stoddard
Merlin Nehring
Fred Meir
West Bend
Schaefer Brush
Milwaukee
All Stars Cup Series Finale Triumphs 9 6 Over SeeMees
The All Stars clinched the little softball world series at West Avenue diamond, beating SeeMees 9 to 6. Bruchman pitched the win with Barrett catching, while Spika took the loss and Ray caught. Cram led the Stars with two hits in three trips, and SeeMees the SeeMees trio Weigel Zanter Dwyer Eeg each had two singles.
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Eeg
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Nelson Still In PGA Meet
Byron Nelson remains in contention at the 28th national professional golfers championship as eight players reach the 36 hole quarter finals. Leaders include Nelson nine under for 34 holes after beating Herman Barron 3 and 2 along with Oliv er eight under after 32 holes.
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Lord Byron
Herman Barron
White Plains
N. Y
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Pittsburgh
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Hershey
Art Bell
Colma
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Culver City
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