Amazing Dodgers Trim Cards Twice Take First Place
Sparta Wisconsin area baseball summary notes Wilton and Tomah games. Wilton pitcher Larry Mitchell allowed seven hits and struck out nine in a 6 4 win, while Tomah was held to few hits. Sparta moved into sole first place by defeating Kiddie as Harlan Folker allowed six hits and fourteen strikeouts. Bud McCumber and Bud Flowis led Sparta with multiple hits. The report covers several local games with various players contributing, including Leons, Cishons, Zick, and Ziegler.
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Sparta
Wis
Pilton
Tomah
Ch Blaavel Ort
West
Bud McCumber
Bud Flowis
Trojan
Dutch Weert
M. Greenoach
Catenet
Dodgers Rise From Last To First In Two Months
Brooklyn, from last on July 2, swept St. Louis in a doubleheader to pull within a game of first place as Pittsburgh knocked off Boston. Jackie Robinson led with six hits and a cycle in the opener, while Musial did heavy work for the Cardinals. Reds beat Giants to extend New York's losing streak to six. Cubs split with Phillies. AL saw Boston and New York split. Lemon pitched a three hitter for Cleveland in a 6-0 opener win and a 5-2 second game reversal.
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de Neuf Hutchinson
Philadelphia Benton
Montteman
Hiller
Lady Byrne
Hoker
Ai Webb
Balk
Porterfield
Piigher
Ata
Benton
Appling
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Wagner
aOlPare
Philadelphia
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Brown Ghiath
Auder Rasar
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Bakera
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DiMaggio
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Mullin
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Rizzuto
Menrieh
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O'Goodman
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Sarehilden
Arnes
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Detroit
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Boston
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Associated Press
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Burt Shotton
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St. Louis Cardinals
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Bader
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Braves
Pittsburgh
Jackie Robinson
Robby
Cardinals
Musial
Harry Stecheen
Rod Wunner
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Bop Chesnes
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Cincinnati
New York Giants
Leo Durocher
Danny Litwhiler
Augie Galan
Chicago
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Dick Wakefield
Bob Lemon
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Jake Early
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Geame
Marquardt Takes Maple Grove Open in Rain and Wind
Bill Marquardt of La Crosse captured the Maple Grove Open crown with 105 after rounds of 33 36 36, birdie on 27th. Jim Walsh, last year’s champion, finished second at 107 after a late bid, weathering rain and gusts that thinned the field of 78 golfers at West Salem. Bruce Bellows and Herb Ristow tied for third at 112 as winds and rain shaped a stubborn, soggy day.
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Trivana Plate
Bill Marquardt
Jovial
la Crosse Country Club
Wally Smith
Ralph Batelezi
Dick Stark
Hern Kuch
Sparta
la Crosse
Stark
Madison
Jolly la Crosse
Galt
Marquardt
Jim Walsh
Country Club
Walsh
Marquard
Bill
Elghi
West Salem
Bruce Bellows
Bar Clare
Herb Ristow
Maple Grove
Bellows
Ferb Kuehn
A. Halvorson
Viroqua
Hoy Whitlock
Jim Burns
Jim Keegan
Richland Center
Dim Walsh
la Grasse
Bruce Helens
En Clave
Herb Pastaw
Bol Ristow
Mimpie Grove
Keith Werner
Eau Claire
Jerry Wollin
Dunk Arneson
Ar. Johnson
Hinden
Magison
Ted Erickson
la Cross
Xovak
Mingenpolis
Richland Cen
Jit Johnson
Baraboo
Letty Krajewski
Ralph Bate
Pete Witkowski
Cherck
Bul Eaheart
Minneapolie
Rey Baley
Harry Kolter
Grand Meadow Takes Crown In Minnesota Classic
Grand Meadow edged Winnebago 6 5 in nine innings to take a 1 0 lead in a three game series deciding the class B region six title. Berg stroked a clutch triple and a catcher’s hit drove in two runs as the visitors rallied late. Winnebago’s Hahn took the loss after relieving starter Buege in the ninth while Betcher Strong and Meyer contributed for Grand Meadow. Taylor hit a single double and triple and Ellinghusen homered. Bob Darling had four of Winnebago’s 13 hits. Next game set for Sunday at Grand Meadow.
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Winnebago
Minn
Grand Meadow
Minnesota State Amateur Baseball Association
Berg
Hahn
Glenn Buege
B. Meyer
Lore Belcher
Strong
Taylor
Thes
Ellinghusen
Bob Darling
Winnebago Betcher
Bors
Buege
Stanton
R. Meyer
Plagpe
Post's West horse at Atlantic City racks up 18 stakes
Billy Post of West is among the busiest trainers at the Atlantic City grounds. He has horses entered for 18 stakes during the 42 day seashore racing season running through September 25.
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Atlantic City
Billy Post
West
Old Styles Club Winona Outfit Dominates 11 0
Heisemans Old Style Lager softball team defeated the Graham McQuire Sporting Goods of Winona 11 0 on the West Age diamond before 1 500 fans sweeping both ends of a weekend twin bill. Ronnie Barnes and Bob Carroll combined on the mound with Barnes opening and Carroll finishing the shutout. Mekvold and Tanke led with multiple hits as Winona failed to threaten.
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Heisemans
Graham-McQuire Sporting Goods
Winona
Wi Nona
Ronnie Barnes
Bob
Coateh) Carrol
Winona Hive
Barnes
Carroll
Buck Tanke
Dirst
Fritz Mekvold
Sarnes
Tanke
Mekvold
Jack
Belleman
Winona Rine
O'Tradewalde
Yaie
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