Browns Run Roughshod Over Yankees 8-0
Max Lanier pitched the St. Louis Browns to an 8-0 victory over the New York Yankees. The win kept the Browns atop the league standings as they shut out the rival club.
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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1944
Page
7
National Grid Discusses 1944 Collegiate Football Rules
The national association proposes changes to size up the game for 1944 including moving goal posts back to the goal line allowing a passer to toss any back of scrimmage and permitting a fumbling runner to advance freely. Lou Little backs reforms as more colleges plan to play than last year with the South restoring many programs.
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Washington
National Association of Football
Rene Eves
Lou Little
Collegians
Volo Song Sets Trotting World Record at North Randall
Volo Song, a trotting stallion, reportedly set a new world record of 1.57 percent in the Stallion stake at North Randall on July 10 of this year, with the event noted in St. Charles Illinois.
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ST. Charles
Volo
North Randall
Greens Browns Back Up Eagles Victories
In an Eagles softball doubleheader Tuesday night Greens edged Reds 13 hits to nine with Watson and Rogers pairing for the winners. Perner and Running pitched for the Reds. No errors were recorded. Browns defeated Blues 19 hits to ? with five miscues by the Blues and one error for the Browns.
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Eagles
Ieee
Reds
Theen
Cou- Watson
Rogers
Perner
Browns
Blues
Everar O
Two More Players Added To All Star Team
Columbus notes two more players join the All-Star squad for the game against the Milwaukee Brewers on July 26. Elmer Singleton, Kansas City pitcher, and Browne are added as new members while Colonel Cullop remains manager. Rosy Ryan of Minneapolis to coach.
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Columbus
Milwaukee Brewers
Milwaukee
Nick Cullop
Elmer Singleton
Kansas City
Browne
Rosy Ryan
Minneapolis
Swanson Leads Millers To 3 2 Win Over Brewers
Hale Swanson outpitched Julio Acosta as the Millers edged the first place Milwaukee Brewers 3 to 2. Swanson starred in the field with nine chances and went 3 for 4 at the plate while Fred Vaughn contributed at second base. Heinz Becker homered for Milwaukee, and a 18-error doubleheader saw Louisville sweep Toledo.
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Associated Press
Hale Swanson
Minneapolis
Julio Acosta
Millers
Milwaukee Brewers
Columbus’ Twins
Brewers
Millers Swanson
Fred Vaughn
Heinz Becker
Swanson
Bainbridge 9 Defeats Phillies Crew For Third Major Win
Bainbridge naval training center posted its third victory of the season by an 8 to 3 win over the Philadelphia Phillies. Bill Barnacle hit a three bagger as Bainbridge collected eight hits, while Mike Budnick allowed nine Phillies blows but benefited from errors that produced most runs.
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Bainbridge
Bain Naval Training Center
Philadelphia Phillies
Phils
Freddy Fitzsimmons
Commodores
Bill Barnacle
Mike Budnick
Seattle
Givinn
Vernon County Fair to Stage 137 Horses in September
Viroqua Wisconsin hosts the 88th Vernon county fair featuring 137 horses booked for the events. The program includes pacing trots and free-for-all races across the schedule.
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Viroqua
Wis
Vernon County Fair
Uptown Cigar Store Vows Comeback Against Hawks
The Uptown Cigar Store baseball team schedules a 6:30 p.m. game at Park Diamond Copeland against the Onalaska Blackhawks aiming to avenge two prior heavy losses this season. Dale Rudy is expected to start on the mound for the Cigars.
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Onalaska Blackhawks
Park Diamond
Copeland
Cigars
Blackhawk
Dale Rudy
Onalaskans
Melby Park Twilight Tilt Promises Strong Cubs Start
Whitehall reports the first twilight game of the season at Melby Park tonight at 6 p m. The Kitehall Cubs, boosted by the return of Basil Erickson, aim to avenge a season loss with a full-strength lineup including Erickson on first Ellison at second Hagen Warner Summers in the infield and Briggs Hegge Bautch in the outfield. The team carries a strong hitting reputation and steady infield work this year.
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Ray Hagen
Don Warner
Doc Summers
Allen Briggs
Nels Hegge
Cliff Bautch
Cubs
Three Homers For Winners
The Browns powered past the Yankees 8-0 on a 12 hit night to seize a commanding three game lead in the American League four game set. Aaron Maranville and Ken Keltner supplied the offense while relief held the opponent in check.
Lynn Lardner Skips Wisconsin Amateur Defense
Lynn Lardner of Oconomowoc will not defend his Wisconsin amateur golf championship title in Milwaukee next week due to business commitments. The two time champion previously won the title for the fifth time last season.
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Milwaukee
Lynn Lardner
Oconomowoc
Wisconsin
Erro
Standings and results from the National League slate
Standings show St Louis leading with 58 wins and Cincinnati at 16 losses. Yesterday's results include St Louis 8 New York 0 and Chicago losing in 11 innings. Tonight's schedule lists Chicago at Boston and New York at St Louis with other matchups across the circuit.
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Associated Press
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Pittspurga
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Brooklyn U
Boston
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Louis
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
PAA JS League Leaders Batting and Pitching Highlights
Batting leaders include Musial of St Louis and Walker of Brooklyn tied for hits 108. Ruons On New York 64, Weintraub 56 RBIs, Barrett Pittsburgh 13 triples. Pitching Walters Cincinnati 153 683 era, Malteberger Chicago 10 2 .833.
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Associated Press
Musial
St. Louis
Walker
Brooklyn
Ruons
New York
Weintraub
Barrett
Pittsburgh
Ore
Ene
Boston
Lupien
Jadelphia
Walters
Cincinnati
Doerr
Johnson
Cullenbine
Cleveland
Ee Pees Ores
Levis
Metheny
Case
Washington
Malteberger
Chicago
Tigers edge Washington in 11th on Outlaw’s RBI single
Jimmy Outlaw collected four singles in six at bats against Washington pitching driving in Joe Hoover with the winning run in the 11th for a 6-5 Tiger edge. Al Smith and Phil Weintraub had notable performances for their teams as Cleveland and New York built leads and held on. Max Lanier pitched a four hit shutout as St. Louis opened an eastern trip 5-0. Bob Muncrief limited the Yankees to six hits in a 6-0 Browns win.
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St. Louis Browns
New York Yankees
Cleveland
Philadelphia Athletics
al Smith
Indians
Tribe
A’s
Bosox
Chicago
Boston
Red Sox
Tex Hughson
Chicago White Sox
Gordon Maltzberger
Tigers
Detroit
Detroit Tigers
Washington
Jimmy Outlaw
Joe Hoover
Hal Newhouser
Associated Press
Tiger
Athletics
Phil Weintraub
Giants
New York
Pittsburgh
Max Lanier
Cardinals
Brooklyn
Bob Muncrief
Browns
Yanks
Fights Last Night Card Details Bout Results
GALVESTON Gunner Barland knocked out Johnny Denson in a Chicago style boxing card from last night. Barland weighed 205 while Denson 196, representing Pin land and Indianapolis respectively, with proceeds reported in dollars.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Galveston
Gunner Barland
Pinland
Johnny Denson
Indianapolis
Swedish duo push four minute mile nearer with 4 01 6 mark
Arne Andersson ran a world record mile in 4 01 6 at Stockholm surpassing the previous standard by a full second. Gunder Haegg finished two meters behind in 4 02, as Sweden's pair dominated mile records with multiple recent marks.
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Stockholm
Arne Andersson
Andersson
Gunder Haegg
Haegg
Gunder
Sidney Wooderson
England
Cambridge
Mass
Bill Hulse
New York
America
Cunningham
Dartmouth
76th Defeats Post By 12-4 In Wisconsin Game
Camp McCoy Wisconsin special report Wisconsin's 76th Infantry Division semi professional team defeated Camp McCoy Post 12 to 4 on Tuesday. The 76th posted 13 hits to five for Camp McCoy with three errors to two. Meyer Rowell and Rice led the 76th offense with multiple hits while Triplett Leshen and Donnelly starred for the Post.
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Camp Mccoy
Wis
Wisconsin
76Th Infantry Division
Samel and
Evans
Friar
Lane
Lonergan
Hardy
Hreviak
Donnelly
Eleven More Qualify For Swim Certificates
It was announced Wednesday morning that 11 additional swimmers have qualified for the beginner's swimming certificate at the regular tank session on Tuesday at the Municipal pool. These classes, continuing Tuesday and Thursday, add to the junior lifesaving and senior lifesaving programs. In total 39 swimmers have qualified, with the last awards going to Tom Dwyer Norman Fadness William Witt Dave Anderson Jack Cody Maynard Panchow John Kroner Roger Wilkie Richard McKinny Dick Larson and Lois Rasmussen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Dwyer
Norman Fadness
William Witt
Dave Anderson
Jack Cody
Maynard Panchow
John
Segura and Talbert to Stage Camp Grant Exhibitions
Francisco Segura and Billy Talbert, two of the nation’s top tennis players, head a gala exhibition series at Camp Grant in Rockford Illinois tonight opposing Pvt. Reps. and a second challenger to be announced.
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Rockford
Ill
Francisco Segura
Billy Talbert
Camp Grant
Pvt
Great Lakes Sailors Beat Army Five In Island Showdown
Ensign Bob Dietz of the Great Lakes 1942-43 team teamed with Johnny Kotz to organize a naval pickup game on an island in the Southwest Pacific. Kotz scored 29 as the sailors defeated the army unit 43 to 20 in a quick, shoreside clash.
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Great Lakes
Wis
Bob Dietz
Southwest Pacific
Dietz
Sigalman
Johnny Kotz
Rhinelander
Wisconsin
Kotz
Shore
Army
Grandpa Joe Heving Ends Wander Years With Indians
Cleveland veteran Joe Heving, nicknamed Grandpa Joe, reflects on a 22 year career across baseball stops from the White Sox to the Indians and Brewers. Heving, 39, recalls key moments with Ted Williams and Joe DiMaggio, and notes his relief pitching has saved about 20 games for Cleveland that season.
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E Tribune
Red Sox
Grandpa Heving
Indians
Cleveland
Joseph William Heving
Ae Sox
Louise
Joe Heving
Bartlesville
Southwestern
Mexia
Texas Association
Grand Rapids
Topeka
Asheville
Virginia
Memphis
New York Giants
Rochester
Indianapolis
White Sox
America
Heving
Milwaukee
Brewers
Whitlow Wyatt
Grimm
Ted Williams
Joe Dimaggio
John McGraw
Giants
McGraw
Old Joe
Two More Sign With Packers for 1944 Season
Green Bay reports 14 signed players for the 1944 season as Milburn Tiny Croft of Ripon and Henry Babe Webb of Hawaii join the roster. Webb mailed his contract from Clebourne Texas, noting prior acceptance of terms in 1942 and 1943 but travel issues kept him away.
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Green Bay
Wis
Milburn
Tiny) Croft
Ripon
Rays
Henry
Babe) Webb
Webb
Clebourne
Tex
Falcon II Nears Victory in Mackinac Yacht Meet
Chicago start field narrows as Falcon II led by Clare Udell appears likely winner after corrected times. Tar Baby first to finish with 63:38.54, but slower overall than Falcon II once handicaps applied. Scimitar Hope and Bangalore also posted faster corrected times, while Spethia placed fourth by elapsed time.
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Mackinac Island
Mich
Chicago
Clare Udell
Tar Baby
H. C. Griffin
Falcon
Scimitar
William S. Faurot
Hope
Bangalore
Hostess II
Kenneth Stanford
Spethia
Chicago Bears Sign Five New Gradsters
The Chicago Bears announced five new players including four collegians and one high school product. Andy Grant from Purdue Bill McWilliam from Iowa Darwin Seeley from Stanford Harley Greenich from Mississippi and Marion De Maggio from Duquoin High School join the club.
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Chicago
Chicago Bears
Ralph Brizzolara
Andy Grant
Purdue
Bill McWilliam
University of Iowa
Darwin Seeley
Stanford
Harley Greenich
University of Mississippi
Marion de Maggio
Duquoin Township
Fourth Child for Packers Fan Family in Green Bay
Joe Laws welcomes a third daughter and fourth child to the Laws family in Green Bay. The newborn joins the Laws siblings as the only prospective Packers relation among the clan, adding to the town’s growing football lineage.
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Green Bay
Wis
Packer
Joe Laws
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