Beanie's Old Style Lagers Beat 417th Medics 5 3
Beanie's Old Style Lagers captured their 13th win in 15 on the 1944 season by defeating the 417th Infantry Medics Sisters 5 to 3 at West Avenue playground Monday night. The game featured eight walks and miscues with four hits per side. Ray Soash pitched for the Medics yielding six walks as La Crosse benefited from errors and key hits. Swish Beranek struggled with control yet kept the game close.
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Esser
Beanies Rally as Be Medics Edge Late Inning Run
Beanies win 5 to 4 over Medics in a seesaw game. Wuest, Christopher, and Crishopher drive runs with smart baserunning and errors aiding the rally. Beranek fans three in the seventh as Beanies secure the final game of the season against the 1640 MPs.
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KB Soash
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Thomson
Young
Tompkin
Christophers
Beser
Boash P
Wittenberg
Zeocevich
Ween
Ohnson
Kriese
Coorough
Christopher
Eseser
Witven
Booth
Wuert
Wid
Seash
Zecevich
Grosskop
Vic's Edge Dons 6–5 in 12-Inning Playoff Tilt
Vic's won the first playoff game 6 to 5 over the Dons after 12 innings. Koelbl collected three hits in five at bats for the victors while Weber had two hits for the Dons. La Fleur and Blanchard belted two home runs for Vic's with Weber homering for the Dons.
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Fights Last Night Report From Multiple Cities
Willie Pep won a non title decision over Joey in Springfield while Cleo Shams defeated Vic Creelman in Baltimore. Chicago bout saw Robert Earl outpoint Charley Parham and others listed with uneven weights and locations.
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Mass
Willie Pep
Hartford
Conn
Joey
Tamaqua
Baltimore
Cleo Shams
Los Angeles
Vic Creelman
New York
Chicago
Robert Earl
Charley Parham
Milwaukee
Lou Angelecci
Charles Wells
Garr
Ind
Clubs scramble to get hurlers in tight pennant race
In post season talks at Landis office four American league clubs pursue extra pitching as stretch drive tightens. Boston tests Rex Cecil and Clem Dreisewerd while Yanks rely on Mel Queen. St Louis adds Willis Hudlin and suffers Bob Muncrief arm setback as Detroit and Cleveland wait to arrive. Red Sox beat Yankees 7 4 in Harridge league action. Mort recalls his 100th win as Cardinals edge Reds 3 2 with O Dea two run pinch homer.
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Yanks
Tigers
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Rex Cecil
San Diego
Clem Dreisewerd
Sacramento
Dreisewerd
Floyd
Bill) Vens
Newark
New York
Mel Queen
St. Louis
Southern Association
Willis Hudlin
Cleveland
St. Louis Cardinals
Sportsman's Park
Cincinnati
Mort
Kenny O’dea
Harry Gumbert
Powell's 618 Earns Expert Archer Rating
Robert Powell joined expert archers in the La Crosse Archery Club by a 618 in the American round. On the last end at 40 yards he shot six golds. The result adds him to Class A for the club tournament starting Sunday at 2 p.m. Men shoot the York round, women the National, juniors a double American at 9:30 Sunday.
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Robert Powell
la Crosse
York
Standings and Schedule in National and American Leagues
National League standings show St Louis Pittsburgh and Cincinnati leading with varied records. Today's schedule lists New York at Boston Philadelphia at Brooklyn Pittsburgh at Chicago and Cincinnati at St Louis with night starts. American results include Kansas City Milwaukee St Paul Minneapolis Toledo and Columbus with second games noted.
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Philadelphia
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Heenel Grounds
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Cincinnati
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Detroit
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Siebert
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Higgins
Cullenbine
Spence
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Medwick
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Sanders
Brewers Split With Blues and Mud Hens
Milwaukee drops opener then wins 13 to 1 over Kansas City as Toledo blanks Columbus 6 to 0 to cut Milwaukee’s lead, while Indianapolis takes a twin bill from Louisville. Otho Nitcholas shuts out Minneapolis 6 to 0 but Saints lose 9 to 2 in nightcap. Halley’s comet won’t be visible again until 1985.
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Can
Vince Debiasi
Brewers
Tommy Nelson
Toledo
Stan Partenheimer
Wes Cunningham
Otho Nitcholas
Minneapolis
Saints
Millers
Loren Bain
Indianapolis Indians
Louisville
Bob Logan
Orey Clark
Nelson tops All-American Open with 13,462.50 war bonds win
Lord Byron Nelson wins the All-American Open with a 280 score finishing three under par to claim 13,462.50 in war bonds. Ed Dudley places second with 285 after a late surge, followed by Buck White and Harold McSpaden. Amateurs Furgol Heilemann Christiansen tied for 295 in a playoff for the Simon-pure title amid women’s play won by Betty Hicks with 318 total.
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Lord Byron Nelson
Nashville
Tenn
George S. May
Nelson
Dudley
Ed Dudley
PGA
Ace
Pvt
Buck White
Harold
Jug) McSpaden
McSpaden
Ed Furgol
Detroit
Ken Heilemann
St. Louis
Ed Christiansen
Miami
Fla
Betty Hicks
Long Beach
Calif
Dorothy Germain
Philadelphia
Sammy Snead
Wisconsin
Tom
More Than 100 Report For Opening Illinois Grid Workout
CHAMPAIGN Ill four more than one hundred candidates reported for the University of Illinois first fall football practice Monday. Fifty one players were absent from the Illini summer session which ended three weeks earlier as coach Ray Flot directed nine teams through light drills in preparation for the opener with Illinois Normal September 16. Eddie Bray and Buddy Young shared halves on one starting unit with returning lettermen Ralph Serpico Ray Ciszek George Bujan Larry Forst Bill Butkovich Jim Helbling and Lester Joop among the veterans listed.
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Illinois Normal
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Letterman
Buddy Young
Ralph Serpico
Ray Ciszek
George Bujan
Larry Forst
Bill Butkovich
Jim Helbling
Lester Joop
McCoy Softballers Clinch Group Two Title at Camp McCoy
Camp McCoy Wisconsin special report says the McCoy softball team defeated Gardner General Hospital ten 5 to 2 behind Charlie Rose four-hit pitching to seize the group two championship in the 6th service command ball tournament. They advance to a home and home series with Camp Custer group one titlist for the overall command championship.
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Gardner General Hospital Ten
Charlie Rose
McCoy
Camp Custer
All-Star grid contest to attract 50 000 at Northwestern
Evanston reports the 11th annual All-Star football game at Dyche Stadium will draw about 50 000 fans. Sid Luckman will quarterback the Bears against a Collegians squad of 60-strong, with Lynn Waldorf leading recent and former college stars. The Bears, defending champions, will rely on 37 rookies as war-time pros face a fast, deep Collegians lineup seeking to upset.
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Ill
Northwestern University
Dyche
Chicago
Sid Luckman
Merchant Marine
Bears
Lynn Waldorf
Collegians
Former Buckeye Guard Bill Nosker Killed in Italy
Maj. William C. Nosker 24 former guard on Ohio State University football and B-24 bomber pilot was killed over Italy August 15, the War Department informed his mother Mrs Leona C Nosker. Nosker played for Ohio State in 1938 39 40.
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William C
Bill) Nosker
Ohio State University
Mediterranean
Italy
War Department
Leona C. Nosker
Nosker
Ohio State
Musial and Walker Neck in NL Lead as Doerr Narrowed AL Gap
In New York the Giants and Dodgers race tightens as Stan Musial tops the NL batting with .3543 while Dixie Walker sits at .3536. Bobby Doerr’s AL lead shrinks to three points behind Pete Fox and Dick Siebert after three decades of games played through Sunday. The article lists the top 10 hitters in each league.
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New York
Stan Musial
Dixie Walker
Dodgers
Bobby Doerr
Pete Fox
Boston Red Sox
Dick Siebert
A’s
Musial
Walker
Cherokee Reservation Sited in Great Smoky Mountains
The eastern band of Cherokee Indians has a reservation established in the Great Smoky Mountains region of North Carolina.
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Great Smoky Mountains
North Carolina
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