Mohawks Whitewash Coon Valley 4 0 In Crosse Cribune Report
Dick Niggli shined as Mohawks defeated Coon Valley 4 to 0. West Salem beat Mindoro 13 to 5 after Memorial Day win over Bangor with Groth pitching eight hits and three for three at bat.
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Ken Parsears
Ry de EU
West Salem
Wis
Mindoro
Bangor
Salem
Johnson
Timm
V. Kirchner
Groth
W. Kirchner
Kolseth
Dressner
Garbers
Hesselberg
Mner Johnson
S. Kirchner
Mengelt
Pe Collingen
Augusta Nine Blair Triumph In TV Loop
Haas pitched a three hit shutout as Augusta beat Ettrick 6 0 in Trempealeau Valley league play. Johnson had two singles for Augusta who had eight hits off W Erickson and W Wall. Whitehall rallied to defeat Blair 11 9 after trailing 7 1 in the second inning. Windjue three hits Koepke Bautch two each paced Whitehall. Blair racked up nine runs with Matson Johnson Folts driving in runs.
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Ettrick
Wis
Haas
Augusta
Johnson
W. Erickson
W. Wall
Folts
Blair
Whitehall
Matson
Bergoes
Estenson
Bautch
Koepe
Brewers Clip Redbirds Twice
The Brewers defeated the St Louis Redbirds twice in a doubleheader. Key pitchers and hitters delivered solid performances as Milwaukee secured two wins to extend their winning streak.
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Brewers
Redbirds
Prairie du Chien No-Hits Waukon 19-1 in Wisconsin clash
Prairie du Chien powered by Ted Penfield’s no hit bid toppled Waukon 19-1 Sunday afternoon in Wisconsin. Penfield added three singles in five at bats as Waukon’s lone run came on a fourth inning walk and pass ball. A unique triple play occurred in the fifth with Larkin at third, Hanson at first, then a Walker baserunner creating the automatic third out.
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Waukon
Prairie du Chien
Ted Penfield
Penfield
Wisconsin
Gueder
Larkin
Hanson
Larry Lake
Prairie Player
P. du Chien
Borne
Plein
Tysland
Paulson
Mohawks blank Coon Valley in Western Wisconsin clash
La Crosse Mohawks pitched by Dick Niggli shut out Coon Valley, scattering four hits. Niggli extended his hitless streak to 13 2 3 innings before a fifth inning single by C Olson. The Mohawks overpowered Snyder, the Coon Valley starter, before he exited.
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Coon Valley
Wis
la Crosse
Mohawks
Wisconsin
Dick Niggli
Leif
Conocos
Niggli
Coles Valley Downs Tomah In Coulee League Showdown
Coles Valley defeated Tomah 7 to 3 in Coulee League action in Tomah Wisconsin. Woodworth struck out 12 over nine innings and collected three hits as Roske hit two doubles for Coles Valley. Benjamin pitched for Tomah and allowed nine hits.
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Tomah
Wis
Coles Valley
Woodworth
Coles
Roske
Benjamin
Masters Invitational Bowling Opens With High Scoring Upset
George Young of Detroit defeated Don Carter of St Louis 896 to 879 to lead the Masters Invitational double elimination event. Howie Herse of Milwaukee won 876 to 720 over Ole Hildahl of Minot, North Carolina, as several players advanced to the second round in the winners bracket.
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Milwaukee
George Young
Detroit
Don Carter
Louis
Young
Carter
Howie Herse
Ole Hildahl
Minot
N.C
Junie McMahon
Chicago
Ned Day
West Allis
Wis
Andy Varipapa
Hempstead
N.Y
Steve Nagy
Cleveland
Lee Jouglard
Joe Wilman
John Krekeler
Adam Beller
James Pantazides
Mohawks Sharpen Win Streak With 4-0 Shutout of Coon Valley
La Crosse fans traveled to Coon Valley as the Mohawks dominated 4-0. Niggli earned the win, with Smith driving in three runs including a fourth inning triple. Olson led Coon Valley with two hits. Henley, Sweeney, Voss, and Klark contributed key blows for the Mohawks.
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la Crosse
Henley
Chuck Voss
Don Smith
Smith
Dick Sweeney
Coon Valley
Vr. Olson
Sac
Blank
Mohawks
Niggli
Todd McEldowney
Sweeney
Voss
Don Klark
W. Olson
Olson
Oon Valley
iMohawks
iMohawks (4) AB RH RH iMcEld
Ney
Len Nelson
Wecigtent
Schauf
Benja
Klark
Euros
von Haden
Horle
Snyder
Blank, Buros
Weigent
McEldowney
Squier
bass—Mohawks
Indiana Wins Big Ten Tennis Championship
Indiana University clinched the Big Ten tennis title as Wisconsin finished eighth. Stan Drobac of Milwaukee and Tom Belton won the doubles crown while Drobac fell to Norman Barnes in singles. Final standings list Indiana first with 70 points and a spread to Ohio State and Minnesota.
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Evanston
Wisconsin
Indiana University
Stan Drobac
Milwaukee
Michigan State
Tom Belton
Drobac
Norman Barnes
Iowa
Indiana
Northwestern
Michigan
Illinois
Purdue
Ohio State
Minnesota
Seven Thousand Golfers Beat Hogan at National Open Day
In Dallas at Northwood Country Club, 7,511 of 55,105 participants posted better scores than Ben Hogan who shot 71. The event, sponsored by the PGA and Life Magazine, raised funds for National Golf and U.S.O. Eight-year-old Diane Wilson and other notables took part, with low nets and holes in one reported.
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New York
Ben ‘Hogan
Hogan
Northwood Country Club
Dallas
Mighty Mite
Texas
Professional Golfers Association
Life Magazine
National Golf
U.S.O
John Haine
Tres Pinos
Calif
Diane Wilson
Kansas City
Omar Bradley
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Andy Lowrd
Vernon County Scores In Vernon County Community Baseball
Four games were played Sunday in the Vernon County Community league. Viroqua defeated Salem Ridge 12 to 4, Bloomingdale beat Viola 8 to 7, and Chaseburg beat Pleasant Ridge 8 to 5. The American Bible Society distributes Bibles in 50 nations.
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Viroqua
Wis
Vernon County
Salem Ridge
Bloomindale
Viola
Chaseburg
Pleasant Ridge
The
American Bible Society
Alma Nine Beats La Crescent 6-3 In Hiawatha League
Alma Grabs four runs in the top of the sixth to erase a scoreless tie and pull ahead 6-3. W. Kamel led Alma with three hits in five at bats, while M. Dallas Ames went 2 for 3 for La Crescent. Next Sunday La Crescent plays Lewiston at 8 p.m. in Minnesota.
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LA Crescent
Minn
Alma
Lewiston
W. Kamel
Mer. Dallas Ames
Local league baseball and tavern league schedule update
Monday events list matches across venues including Fritz' Beer Depot Glen's Tavern Kabat's Tavern Chuck's U Bar Wayside Inn Sportsman's Bar Dog House Gladstone Tavern North Star Tavern Beranek's Tavern and other club games. Dick Massach MSU assistant coach previously played in the Brooklyn Dodger farm system after Spartans baseball.
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West Ave
Fritz’ Beer Depot i
Glen's Tavern
Houska Park
Kabat’s Tavern
The
Vogue
South Ave
Chuck’s
Wayside
Sportsman's Bar
Bohemian Hall
Copeland
Dog House
Gladstone Tavern
Memorial Field
S.W
North Star Tavern
Beranek’s Tavern
Police Department
Heileman’s
Hogan
Borden's
Wisco Battery
Ward Ave
Amvets
la Crosse Telephone Co
N.W
Allis-Chalmers
French Islanders
Dick Massach
Michigan State
Brooklyn Dodger
Spartans
Cashton Opener Wins 3-1 Over Westby In Wisconsin Return
Cashton opened the Western Wisconsin league season with a 3-1 road win over Westby. Harvey Korn and Bob Arentz led the offense with two hits apiece, and Wayne Lottes held Westby to three hits while fanning 13. Westby stays winless and in last place. Soldiers Grove topped Winona 11-6 in 10 innings, De Soto beat Viroqua 8-2 as the Blackhawks move to 1-1.
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la la Crosse
Cashton
Soldiers Grove
Coon Valley
de Soto
Winona West
Westby
Wis
Harvey Korn
Bob Arentz
Big Wayne Lottes
Jim Warner
LaVerne Olson
Blackhawks
Ledger
Wisconsin Loop
Viroqua
la Crosse
Kiner Delivers Seventh Homer Of Season Against Drews
Pittsburgh slugger Ralph Kiner hit a game winning home run off Philadelphia pitcher Karl Drews in yesterday's nightcap, his seventh of the season and sixth against right handers.
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Pittsburgh
Ralph Kiner
Philadelphia
Karl Drews
Senators' Jensen Plays Both Ends in Doubleheader
Washington right fielder Jackie Jen sen had a quiet day in yesterday's doubleheader with Detroit as he did not record a fielding chance in either game.
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Washington
Jackie Jensen
Washington Senators
Detroit
Grand Circuit 1952 Prize Money Tops 3 Million
More than $3 million in prize money will be distributed on harness racing's Grand Circuit in 1952. The annual payout reflects expanding purses and widespread competition across major tracks.
Noben Takes Feature Race At Speedway
Noben of La Crosse drove car No 4 to win Sunday's feature race at the La Crosse speedway. Close behind were Robert Hartley Gene Wigdahl and Monte Lescher all of La Crosse and Perry Anderson of West Salem. Gene Mason won the first heat race with Lescher taking the second and Marvin Severson the third. In the consolation Noben won another first and Ade Krismer of La Crosse took the special event.
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Con Noben
la Crosse
la Crosse Speedway
Robert Hartley
Gene Wigdahl
Monte Lescher
Perry Anderson
West Salem
Gene Mason
Lescher
Marvin Severson
Noben
Ade Krismer
Fond du Lac Zooms To 3rd
Fond du Lac earned a 17-2 rout of league leading Appleton to climb from the second division to third in the Wisconsin State League. Wisconsin Rapids beat Janesville 8-3 while the other four clubs split twin bills. Sheboygan defeated Wausau 12-3 then lost 8-6. Green Bay edged Oshkosh 10-9 then Green Bay won 4-3 in the finale. Games Green Bay at Oshkosh and Appleton at Fond du Lac were postponed due to wet grounds.
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Appleton
Fond du Lac
Yanks
Wisconsin Rapids
Janesville
Sheboygan
Wausau
Green Bay
Oshkosh
Giants
Rapids
Saddler Knocks Out Prado in Buenos Aires Non-title Bout
In Buenos Aires Sandy Saddler stops Alfredo Prado of Argentina in the fourth round of a scheduled tenround non title bout. Five years earlier Cincinnati Reds beat New York Giants 9 to 3, dropping them into a tie with Chicago.
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Associated Press
Sandy Saddler
Alfredo Prado
Argentina
Buenos Aires
Cincinnati Reds
New York Giants
Giants
Chicagoubs
Dodgers trounce Pirates to widen NL lead
Ten years ago the Brooklyn Dodgers beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 17 to 2 to extend their National League lead to six games over the St. Louis Cardinals. Twenty years ago Enid Wilson won the British women's golf title defeating Purvis Montgomery 76 in the 36 hole final.
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Brooklyn Dodgers
Pittsburgh Pirates
St. Louis Cardinals
Enid Wilson
Purvis Montgomery
Northern League Teams Sweep Weekend Wins
Superior defeated Grand Forks 8-5 while Eau Claire beat Aberdeen 2-1 Duluth edged Fargo Moorhead 14-9 and Sioux Falls toppled St Cloud 7-1. Saturday margins mirrored the foes with Superior 3-1 Eau Claire 14-5 Duluth 6 3 Sioux Falls 7-4.
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Wisconsin
Superior
Grand Forks
Eau Claire
Aberdeen
Duluth
Fargo-Moorhead
Sioux Falls
St. Cloud
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Red) Smith
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R. Rick
D. Anderson
Soldiers Grove 11
Winona
Winona, Minn
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Kiner
Fond du Lac Zooms
Sports Mirror
Kenneth G. Prior
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Kenneth E. Prior
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