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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1944

Page

9

Valley Course Sets Scoring Records in Marathon Event

Golden Valley course, 6582 yards, hosts a 126 hole best-ball marathon with 62 birdies and four eagles in day one. Nelson case leads with 31 best-ball, McSpaden-Nelson rallying after early bogey to sequence 10 under par over nine holes. Kaiser-Hamilton and Bolstad-Coria also post strong best-ball scores in round robin.

Golden Valley Meve Nelson McSpaden Taka McSpaden-Nelson Chick Harbert Mike Turnes Bill Kaiser Bob Hamilton Les Bolstad Joe Coria

Willie Pep Faces Joyce In 10 Round Outing At Comiskey

Willie Pep, 22, carries a 73-1-0 start and seeks a lightweight title shot in a 10 round non-title bout against Willie Joyce at Comiskey Park Chicago. Promoters expect about 25,000 fans for the outdoor show headlined by Pep as a slight favorite. Pep weighs about 129 pounds and Joyce aims for 134, with Joyce older and promising a tough challenge.

Chicago Willie Pep Willie Joyce Comiskey Park White Sox Jack Catherne Juan Zurita NBA Bob Montgomery New York Pep Gary Ind Joyce

Beanies defeat 656th Engineers 3-1 for fourth win

Beanies crew, led by Frankie Curly Smith with three hits, beat the 656th Engineers 3-1 on West Avenue Field. Smith allowed early control trouble but escaped several jams. Key first inning scoring featured Pip Wuest, Bob Coorough, and Rudy Young, with Hank Hanks hitting a late solo homer for the Engineers. Wuest’s running catches helped secure the win as Beanies improve to 4-0.

Beanie Cam McCoy West Avenue Field Frankie Curly) Smith Soldiers Smith Pip Wuest Corrales Rudy Young Coorough Yip Christopher Wuest Bob Coorough Young Harry Wittenberg McCoy Voss Jule Kriese Hanks Carrales Savino Cox Obloczynski Beanies Cecil Travis Joel Bama) Rowell Jock Labelle

Washington Club's Infield Gap Boosts Gilberto Torres Hurling

Star! correspondent Sam Davis profiles Gilberto Torres a versatile player filling Washington's infield needs while also pitching. Torres delivers strong hitting around .290, despite a history as a pitcher. He adapts to second and third base, with a quiet presence and steady optimism.

Sam Davis Qnea Star New York Gilberto Torres Washington Sixfoot Harland Clift Louis Suarez Siosi Ossie Bluege Gil Torres Torres

War era notes mix sports and shipping at Penn State roundup

New York reports mix of boxing chatter, college sport notes, and war aid details. Reference mentions Pat O Connor loss to a belter, Penn State contest cancellations, war prisoners tennis gear sent to Geneva camps, and salvage efforts at race venues. Also notes Holy Juniors baseball no-hit streaks and Bezdek’s college to major-league talent ideas.

New York America Hawkins Id Railway Pat O'Connor Penn State War Prisoners Organization Geneva Brazil Wally Butts Duniors Manville A. L Seashen Hugo Bezdek Doyles- Pa Chicken Farmer Pirates Pacific Big Bill Freelove

Good Fellowship Club Opens Horseshoe Play

The Good Fellowship Horseshoe club opened its first round at Isle La Plume courts Thursday night. Wally Schmeckoeper led with 14 percent average and 184 points, while Henry Boatman had 212 points and 48 percent ringer. Both Isler and Schmeckpeper’s teams tied for first with five wins and three losses.

Good Fellowship Horseshoe Club Isle la Plume Wally Schmeckoeper Henry Boatman Isler Wally Schmeckpeper Isler Ss

Western Net Title Meets Beach Semis

In Neenah Wisconsin the 57th Western senior tennis championships reach the semi finals with Pancho Segura of Ecuador vs Dick Warner of Salt Lake City in the remaining men’s singles quarterfinal. Halstead defeats Hentzen. Buzolich and Talbert win. Women’s singles semi finals set with Betz, Arnold, Bundy, Fry. Doubles results also listed. championship matches scheduled for Sunday.

Neenah Wis Francisco (Pancho) Segura Ecuador Dick Warner Salt Lake City Segura Warner Bill Talbert Indianapolis Nick Buzolich Los Angeles Thane Halstead Chicago Halstead Gary Ruby Buzolich Herb Hentzen Milwaukee Talbert Dale Lewis Logan Utah Pauline Betz Mary Arnold Wilmington Del Dorothy Bundy Santa Monica Cal Shirley Fry Akron Miss Fry Catherine Wolff Elkhart Ind Miss Bundy Nancy Corbett River Forest Til Miss Arnold Joanne Dunn Des Moines Miss Betz Tal

S and H Nine Trips Cardinals 10 to 3

The S and H team of the south side Cub league beat the north side Cardinals 10 to 3 at Copeland park. Weigent and Cunningham led with a double and two singles, Schiffer doubled for the Cardinals, and Meier fanned 10 for the Cigars. The Blue Jays crushed the Bums 19 to 5 with 17 hits, Grey and Nelson keying the winners.

North Side Cardinals Copeland Park Weigent Cunningham Schiffer Cardinals Meir Violette Echilles and Marcou Blue Jays North Side Grey Nelson Russell Bluejays Devine McQuillen Fiotimeyer Markwed Johnson

Cleveland Rams Sign Benda on Coach Staff

The Cleveland Rams sign Joe Benda on leave from St. John’s University as assistant to head coach Aldo Donelli. Benda played end for Notre Dame under Rockne from 1925 through 1927.

Cleveland Cleveland Rams National Football League Joe Benda St. John’s University Collegeville Minn Aldo Buff) Donelli Rams Charley Chile Walsh Benda Notre Dame Ae Rockne

Cubs Rally To Take Seventh In Series Win

Chicago earns seventh place by beating Boston 11 to 6 at Wrigley Field. Chet Ross homered for Boston while Jim Holmes led Chicago with key hits as the Cubs take the three game set.

Chicago Chicago Cubs Boston Braves al Javery Chet Ross Boston Chicago Holmes Hack Ryan Hughes Ross I Cavarrella Mass Phillips Johnson Nieman Williams Kiopp Tobin Huston Workman Hickey Masi Eon Johnson

Giants rout Cardinals to salvage series finale

The New York Giants defeated the St. Louis Cardinals 10 to 1 to take the last game of a four game series. Bill Voiselle earned his 11th win of the season allowing eight hits while Lombard Jurisich Schmidt Donnelly Naymick and O'Dea contributed in relief as New York plated ten runs on fifteen hits.

ST. Louis New York Giants Cardinals Bill Voiselle New York Voiselie Lombard Jurisich Schmidt Donnely Naymick O'Dea

Pirates edge Blue Jays 6 5 as Elliott sparks win

Bob Elliott starred for Pittsburgh with a triple and two doubles guiding a 6 to 5 victory over Philadelphia under the lights. The Pirates rallied late to seal the win.

Pittsburgh Bob Elliott Pittsburgh Pirates Philadelphia Blue Jays

City Tennis Finals On College Courts Sunday

La Crosse district finals will be decided Sunday at La Crosse State Teachers College courts starting 9 a.m. Champions in three divisions from north and south sides face cross-matches before final round. Local officials and referees Franklin Pamperin and Jake Hoeschler will oversee matches.

la Crosse Richard Foster Dolores Latshaw June Frick John Grant Bud Graham Tom Howe Dave Solie Signe Gundersen Sally Schwahzle Betty Elkert Naomi Peters Hartl Franklin Pamperin Jake Hoeschler

Brewers Win Twice Over Saints to Extend streak

Milwaukee Brewers sweep St Paul with a 5 1 opener and 7 6 nightcap at Borchert field as Dick Culler delivers in the 12th inning. Jim Pruett walks and scores on Charley Sproull’s timely single. Sproull earns the win in relief. Brewers climb six games up on Columbus.

Milwaukee Brewers Borchert Field St. Paul Columbus Red Birds Columbus Louisville Colonels Toledo Indianapolis Kansas City Minneapolis Millers Dick Culler Brewers Saints Jim Pruett Pruett Charley Sproull Sproull Brewer Charley Gassaway

Attorney Wins $3,390 Stallion Stake Victory at North Randall

Cleveland report states Attorney, a Wilkco Farms stallion sired horse, sped to a straight heat win in the $3,390 Stallion Stake for three year old pacers at North Randall. Eddie Havens finished second twice in the race as Attorney lowered his juvenile record to 2.03 in the opening heat, marking a second win in as many starts this season.

Cleveland Wilkco Farms

Don's Tops Hank's In Tavern Loop Contest

Don's defeated Hank's 7 to 6 in a Tavern Loop softball game at Onalaska. Leas led Don's with three hits in four at bats while Torgenson of Hank's collected four safeties in four trips to the plate.

Don Hank Leas Tavern Onalaska Torgenson

Borowy Shuts Out Indians as Yankees Split Series

Hank Borowy blanked Cleveland with four hits to lift the New York Yankees to a 4 to 0 win and end the four game set even. It was Borowy’s 11th win against four losses. Harder Heving Schlueter McDonnell Borowy Garbark.

NEW York Hank Borowy Cleveland Indians New York Yankees Borowy Cleveland Harder Heving Schlueter McDonnell Garbark

Red Sox Crush Tigers 13–3 Behind Hughson Victory

Tex Hughson earned his 13th win of the season as Boston routed Detroit 13 to 3. Detroit went scoreless through five innings before Boston broke open the game with a big late surge, aided by solid hitting and pitching from Gentry Mooty Beck Richards and Wagner in relief for the Tigers.

Boston Tex Hughson Boston Red Sox Detroit Tigers Detroit Gentry Mooty Beck Richards Unser Hughson Wagner

Browns Blank A's Behind Muncrief Five Nothing

Vern Stephens provided a three run homer in the first inning as Bob Muncrief pitched a four hit shutout to beat the Philadelphia Athletics 5 to 0. Scoring details show St. Louis 3 0 1 0 6 5 1 0 0 and Philadelphia 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.

Philadelphia Vern Stephens Bob Muncrief St. Louis Browns Philadelphia Athletics St. Louis Muncrief Hayworth Wheaton Hayes

Senators Blank White Sox Behind Haefner Four-Hit Gem

Washington pitcher Mickey Haefner hurled a four hit game guiding the Senators to a 5 0 win over Chicago in a night game. The Nationals scored twice in the first and added runs in the third and eighth frames to seal the victory.

Washington Mickey Haefner Washington Senators Chicago White Sox Nats Orval Grove

Philadelphia Eagles Sign Grid Veterans

The Philadelphia Eagles announced the signings of two veterans, halfback Jack Hinkle and end Larry Cabrelli. Hinkle, a former Syracuse player, totaled 571 yards on 116 carries last season, narrowly behind Bill Paschal of the Giants. Cabrelli begins his fourth season with the team.

Philadelphia Philadelphia Eagles National Football League Jack Hinkle Larry Cabrelli Hinkle Syracuse University Bill Paschal New York Giants Paschal Cabrelli Eagles

Herb Preul Fans 34 In Big Ten Race

Iowa pitcher Herb Preul finished third in strikeouts in the Big Ten after a 31 inning season. The Fenton freshman posted 34 K, allowed 26 hits, and had a 2 2 record in Iowa's rain shortened campaign.

Herb Preul Iowa City University of Iowa Fenton Iowa

Hawks Triumph Over Uptown 8-1 Behind Bachmann’s Arm

Frankie Bachmann pitched seven innings of two hit ball striking out 18 to lead the Onalaska Blackhawks past Uptown Cigar Store 8-1. The offense supported with errorless play and timely hits as Uptown managed only three singles.

Frankie Bachmann Onalaska Biackhawks Uptown Cigar Store Crew Bachmann Uptown

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