Indians Beat Red Sox 2-0 Behind Bearden’s Six-Hitter
Gene Bearden pitched a six hit shutout to lift the Cleveland Indians to a 2-0 win over the Boston Red Sox in Boston. Lou Boudreau hit a two-run homer in the fourth as Cleveland extended its lead to three and a half games atop the standings.
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Gene Bearden
Hal Newhouser
Phils
Joe Reichler
Associated Press
New York Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Indians
Tribe
Allen Gettel
Hal Peck
Sherman Lollar
Ray Mack
Los Angeles
Red Sox
Boston
Athletics
Yankees
Lou Boudreau
Cleveland
Chicago White Sox
Yankee Stadium
Detroit
Boxing Results Across Cities
Fights last night listed from Spokane Buffalo Brooklyn Utica and Honolulu with outpoints and knockouts. Notable bouts include Eddie Beshore winning over Tiger Jack Pox in Spokane and Lee Oma defeating Walter Hafer in Buffalo. A cruiserweight clash between Pedro Jiminez and Sailor Ike Patton in Honolulu ended in a three round crawl due to inaction. A penguin reportedly eats over four pounds of fish daily.
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Spokane
Wash
Eddie Beshore
Fl Mont
Calif
Tiger Jack Pox
Buffalo
N. Y
Lee Oma
Detroit
Walter Hafer
Washington, D. C
Brooklyn
MacArthur Stadium
Ruby Kessler
Lee Lucignano
Hoboken
N. J
Utica
Lee Sala
Donora
Indian Gomez
Hevana
Honolulu
Pedro Jimipez
Vallejo
Ike Patton
Glen Selbo Emerges As Top Class B Third Baseman
Glen Selbo of La Crosse Logan High School fame builds a reputation at Quincy as a standout third baseman for the Gems. Starting every game, he hits at a $25 clip, leads in RBIs with 30, and ranks among the top hitters behind Jerry Snyder and Bob Marquis while also playing pro basketball in the off season.
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Glen Selbo
la Crosse Logan
Fred Gray
Quincy Herald-Whig
la Crosse
Selbo
Shorstop
Jerry Snyder
Bob Marquis
University of Wisconsin
Oshkosh All-Stars
Clen
Walter Selbo
Wood Street
Wis
Streak of baseball results and schedules across leagues
Tuesday results include AL games: Detroit 2 Philadelphia 2, Washington 6 St Louis 6, Cleveland 2 Boston 2, New York 3 Chicago 1 in 12 innings, and NY 3 Chicago 1. NL Boston 11 Chicago 1, Brooklyn 6 Cincinnati 8, St Louis 7 Philadelphia 8, NY at Pittsburgh postponed by rain. AA Milwaukee 4 Indianapolis 3, Columbus 13 Minneapolis 3, St Paul 15 Louisville 6, Kansas City 5 Toledo 4. Wisconsin Midwest results and Thursday schedule follow with multiple intercity matchups.
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Philadelphia
Washington
St. Louis
Cleveland
Boston
New York
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Brooklyn
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Pittsburgh
American Association
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Columbus
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Kansas City
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Janesville
Sheboygan
Wausau
Oshkosh
Appleton
Fond du Lac
Green Bay
National League
Associated Press
Louis
Kersey City
Wisconsin State League
Fond du Lat
Appiedon
Salem Tigers win in intercity loop opener two games
West Salem, Wis. The inter-city AA Softball League opened with two games at West Salem. Gateway Glass lost 12-4 to West Salem as Diekroeger Zantow and A Meyer held opponents to three hits. Semlar Leicht led Salem with two hits. In the other, Tighe's Tigers beat S and H 9-4 behind Carl Powers four hit effort with Dwyer homer and Reichgelt doubles.
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West Salem
Wis
Gateway Glass
Tighe
S Tigers
S and H Crew
Salem
Diekroeger
Zantow
A. Meyer
Evenson
Semlar and Leicht
van Allman
Gateway
Dansberry
G. Miller
Tiger
Carl Powers
Jack Dwyer
Bob Scharnke
B. Reichgelt
Wohlhofer
Tighes Tigers
Tikal
C. Powers
Johnston
Clever Sunny Scores Easy Harness Victory
Clever Sunny led early and held a five length advantage to win the Grand Circuit feature at Fairmount Park before 5 180 spectators driven by Tom Beasley. Vanity Herbert paid 19 to win in the opener and Don Chimes 9 20 in the second race as a $114 20 daily double paid out. The night saw mutual handle total 58083.
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Fairmount Park
Clever Sunny
Tom Beasley
Vanity Herbert
Don Chimes
Plan Summer Program For Elroy Youths
Elroy Wisconsin recreation director John Howland announced a supervised eight week summer program from June 14 to August 7 for all ages. Daily activities include softball baseball volleyball football basketball ping pong horseshoes and more with events like bicycle races hobo parade hobby contest track meet and doll buggy parade. Evening softball emphasis. park facilities for practice. Six teams Hercules American Legion Senior Scouts VFW Rotary Steffen's Garage hold organization meeting. league play runs June 14 to July 29 with August 2 3 and 5 set for a tournament.
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Elroy
Wis
John Howland
Howland
Hercules
American Legion
American Legion, Senior Scouts
VFW
Rotary
Steffen’s Garage
Chips Tavern Beats Salvation Army In Bangor Showdown
Chip's Tavern of Bangor outslugged the Salvation Army from La Crosse 11 to 7 in a power filled game. Yeager and Erickson homered for Chip's Tavern while Grabhorn and Rhomg hit for La Crosse Salvation Army, with Grabhorn and Yeager each allowing seven hits.
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Bangor
Wis
Chip’s Tavern
Salvation Army
la Crosse
Yeager
Grabhorn
Wittmershaus
J. Erickson
Banor
Rhomrg
Lutheran League Roosevel t First Onalaska Clash
Wednesday schedule lists Lutheran League games including Roosevelt First Onalaska versus Our pchar Hogan Mt Calvary versus St Paul West Avenue Trinity versus Immanuel Isse la Plume Bethel versus English Nis Chalmers Copeland Sluggers versus Third Shift Hood Street Engineers versus Office South Avenue Plows versus Cultivators Longfellow Foundry versus Outcasts.
Brewers Clinch Ninth Inning Win Over Indians 4 3
Damon Phillips drove in Norm Ozark with two out in the ninth to lift the Milwaukee Brewers past the Indianapolis Indians 4 3. Al Epperly started, Glenn Elliott finished with four strikeouts, and Red Barrett took the loss. St. Paul toppled Louisville 15 6 while Columbus beat Minneapolis 13 3 and Kansas City edged Toledo 5 4. Earl Naylor and Roy Campanella homered for Saint Paul. Bill Howerton had five straight hits for Columbus.
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Damon Phillips
Norm Ozark
Milwaukee Brewers
Indianapolis Indians
St. Paul
Louisville
Columbus
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Toledo
Indians
Brewers
al Epperly
Milwaukeeans
Glenn Elliott
Indianapolis
Red Barrett
Cal McLish
Earl Naylor
Roy Campanella
Saints
Mel Himes
Earl Toolson
Bill Howerton
Harvey Haddix
Leon Culbertson
Ralph Houk
Ma! Mariette
Milwa
McLish
Barrett
Hutchings
Lopez
Glanss
Epperly
Elliott
Burris
Sparta Nips Tomah Crew in 57 minute softball win
Sparta All Stars defeated Tomah Veterans Hospital 2 to 1 in a fast Class AA Intercity league game on the local diamond. Jenkins opened the seventh inning with a line drive homer to left center to end the game after Sparta tied it in the sixth. Brasic allowed five hits for Tomah as Wandschneider gave up seven for Sparta. Hopkins and Jaeger led their teams with timely singles. In the nightcap at Sparta, Milw Road from La Crosse crushed Onalaska Vets 14 to 2 with Johns driving in two singles and 11 runs off two pitchers aided by 13 Vet errors.
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Sparta All-Stars
Tomah
Mader
Strazewski
Schmitz
Jenkins
Brasic
Wandschneider
Hopkins
Jaeger
Hardy
Wandchneider
Benedict
Bangor Diamond
Bangor
Milwaukee Road Club
la Crosse
Onalaska Vets Club
Johns
Vets
Milw
Onalaska
Philips
Tikal
Barnes
Hefti
Isle la Plume
Heileman’s
Kitty Korner
Heiseman
Clarence
Swish) Beranek
George Mekvold
Frits Mekvold
Bob Bendel
Bob Coorough
Ronnie Barnes
Brewery
Beranek
Heileman
Tanke
Leith
Babcock Triumphs Over Mahlum In Class A Horseshoes
Mahlum suffers first defeat as E Babcock wins in Class A action on Isle La Plume courts. Schmeckoeper leads standings with 4 1 record, Mahlum top in ringers with 90 score, while Banasik and Powers share strong 2 1 marks and other results listed.
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Manley Mahlum
Isle la Plume
E. Babcock
W. Schmeckoeper
Mahlum
L. Banasik
L. Powes
K. Boatman
Ringer
French Creek Nine Beats Disco 10-8 at Blair
French Creek defeats Disco 10-8 on Sunday at Blair in the Jackson Trempealeau league. Enghagen pitched a full game with nine scattered hits. Helstad homered and singled, Mahlum doubled and tripled, while Anderson started for Disco before Kampen relieved in the first. Hegg to face French Creek June 13 at Ettrick Diamond. Laurel Thompson manages French Creek.
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Ettrick
Wis
Disco
French Creek
Blair
Enghagen
Anderson
Kampen
Helstad
Mahlum
Hegg
Laurel Thompson
Newbury's Triumph Over Gateway Glass In National League Final
An overflow Isle La Plume crowd witnessed Newbury's defeat Gateway Glass 5 to 1 in the league final. Heiam earned the win over Evenson, with Arentz homering for Newbury's in a low‑scoring contest.
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Heileman
Kitty Korner
Newburg
Gateway Glass
Heiam
Evenson
Arentz
Newbury
Dansbury
Lepsch
Sparta Baseball Opens Night Tilt With Whitehall Crew
Sparta, defending Monroe County league champions, travels to Whitehall for the season’s first night game. Manager Apple plans Mel Johnson to start against Whitehall, with Benedict and Kiddie in reserve and Jim Fritsch catching. Whitehall, with a storied club, plays on a field regarded as one of the district’s best.
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Sparta
Wis
Sparta Baseball Club
Whitehall
Mgr
Apple
Mel Johnson
Hardhitting
Benedict
Kiddie
Jim Fritsch
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Fathe
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