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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1950

Page

15

Police Keep Clean Record In 16 Inch League Win

The Ra 5 Che LaCrosse Sribune reports the Police department remains undefeated after a 9-8 victory over French Island at Hogan diamond. Hopkins led the losers with three singles, while Koblitz sparked the Police with three safeties and P Johnson hit a homer. Dikeman took the loss, Krause the win.

Police Department City Recreation French Island Hogan Diamond Islanders Hopkins Koblitz P. Johnson Dikeman Krause Allis Chalmers Dairyland Power Ward Avenue East Dairyland Allis-Chalmers Affeldt Lottes Betz Landsinger Kreibich Heilemans Hoodpark Spika Brown

Sixty-three teams eyed for Jaycee Semi-Pro tourney invite

Twenty six towns across La Crosse Vernon Monroe and Jackson counties were invited to file entries for the 12th district semi pro baseball tournament set July 12 to 16 at Copeland Park La Crosse The La Crosse Junior Chamber of Commerce committee will select the eight best teams with one La Crosse entry guaranteed to lead the City league race at July 7 The winner advances to the state tournament in Milwaukee with cash prizes and trophies and a possible trip to Wichita Kansas for the national event.

la Crosse Vernon Monroe Jackson Copeland Park Ken Blanchard Lect Milwaukee Wichita Kansas Melvina de Soto Cashton Coon Valley Mindoro Westby Middle Ridge Bangor West Salem Hillsboro la Farge Sparta Tomah Holmen South Ridge Melrose Wilton Viroqua Galesville Onalaska AFL Merchants Newburgs VFW Trempealeau County

Chandler cancels Sunday night game with Brooklyn

Baseball Commissioner A. B. Chandler ordered Fred Saigh to cancel the proposed Sunday night game between the St. Louis Cardinals and Brooklyn. He argued the game would not be in the best interests of baseball and would offend religious groups. The plan had nine plus the July 16 regular game moved to the afternoon with the postponed game at night.

New York A. B. Chandler Fred Saigh St. Louis Cardinals Brooklyn Chandler Saigh

Two Gale Bowlers Receive ABC Awards

Two Galesville bowlers, Carl Johnson with a 643 series and Bob Jenks with a 253 single, earned American Bowling Congress honors for leading their association in high series and high single and received belt buckles and gifts.

Galesville Wis American Bowling Congress Carl Johnson Bob Jenks

Voigts Named 1950 All Stars Grid Aide

Northwestern coach Bob Voigts joins the 1950 College All-Stars coaching staff to prepare for the August 11 game against the Philadelphia Eagles at Soldier Field. The roster includes Eddie Anderson Bobby Dodd and Marchmont Schwartz as aides with practice set to begin July 21 at Dela Field Wisconsin.

Chicago Bob Voigts Northwestern University Philadelphia Eagles Soldier Field Voights Collegians Eddie Anderson Holy Cross Bobby Dodd Georgia Tech Marchmont Schwartz Stanford Voigts Lynn Waldorf Northwestern Anderson Delafield Wis Eagles Grand Rapids Minn

Major League Baseball Saturday Schedule Across Leagues

National League games include Brooklyn at Cincinnati 1 00 p m New York at St Louis 1 30 p m Philadelphia at Pittsburgh 11 30 a m Boston at Chicago 12 30 p m American League features St Louis at New York noon Detroit at Boston noon Cleveland at Philadelphia noon Chicago at Washington 12 30 p m Also listings for American Association Indianapolis at Toledo Louisville at Columbus Milwaukee at St Paul Kansas City at Minneapolis and Wisconsin State League matchups Janesville at Green Bay Oshkosh at Wisconsin Rapids Shebarogan at Fond du Lac Wausau at Appleton.

Brooklyn Cincinnati New York St. Louis Philadelphia Pittsburgh Boston Chicago American St. Louis Detroit Cleveland Washington American Association Indianapolis Toledo Louisville Columbus Milwaukee St. Paul Kansas City Minneapolis Wisconsin State League Janesville Green Bay Oshkosh Wisconsin Rapids Shebarogan Fond du Lac Wausau Appleton Chicago New York Sheboygan Green Bar

Penn State 1950 Basketball Team Opens Under Elmer Gross

The Nittany Lions coached by Elmer Gross averaged 57 points per game in their first season 1950.

Penn State Elmer Gross

Unknown Lee Mackey Smashes Mark Leads Open Debut

Lee Mackey Jr. from Birmingham, 26, posts a record 64 at Merion in the National Open first round to seize a three shot lead over Al Brosch as big names struggle. Other notable scores include Hogan 72 Demaret 72 and Snead 73 while heavy hitters falter. Mackey lands a near flawless day with ten one putts and a final 18th green three to seal his shot.

Lee Mackey Ardmore Lee Mackey, Jr Mackey Birmingham Ala Merion Francis Ouimet New England Ted Ray Harry Vardon Brookline Mass United States al Brosch Bespectacles Garden City N. Y Stewart Alexander Knoxville Tenn Cary Middlecoff Ben Hogan Jimmy Demaret Sam Snead Clayton Heafner Charlotte N. C Lew Worsham Oakmont Herman Barron White Plains Frank Stranahan

General Mills Team Hits 2789 Total in Bowling Meet

The General Mills team of Denver Colorado rolled 2789 Thursday night for the best team score since Monday in the American Bowling Congress tournament. Charlie Ega 18 rolled 641 and Frank Dillon 62 marked 616. The team score game from games of 871 921 997. Last Monday Straus Frank of San Antonio hit 2795. No changes among the top 10 leaders in the various divisions Thursday.

Columbus General Mills Denver Colo American Bowling Congress Charlie Ega Frank Dillon Straus-Frank San Antonio

Braves Pitcher Bill Voiselle Fined for Hame Run Incident

Bill Voiselle, then with the Braves, was fined 500 dollars in 1945 after throwing a home run ball to Johnny Hopp, a former Giant who later played for the Cardinals.

Bill Voiselle Braves Johnny Hopp Cardinals

VFW Opens City League Race With 15 2 Win Over Onalaska

VFW baseball blasts 18 hits at Copeland Park to topple Onalaska 15 to 2 in a three hour opener. Junior Anderson and Kenny Oda lead with multi hits while Jim Warner and Al Graf spark three double plays for the VFW. Warne and Bradburn tally three hits apiece as Burns drives in five with two hits and walks.

VFW Copeland Park Onalaska Coulee Louie Mahlum Gene Osgood Junior Anderson Kenny Oda VFL Keystone Jim Warner al Graf Unalaska Vets Warne Dick Braddan Bill Speed) Burns Bob Gilbert Ken Ingham Don Finn Bill Black Wanner Haines Graf Morkwed Gilbert Tabbert Ingham Kinney L. Mahlum O 'Osgood Gul'kson Peterson Anderson B. Gullickson Skogen

Indians Edge Wisconsin Rapids In State League Thriller

Ray Shearer homered to pace Sheboygan Indians to a 6-5 win over Wisconsin Rapids. Oshkosh dropped an 8-4 decision to Appleton while Fond du Lac crushed Green Bay 16-5. Local hitters Jeric Gebhard and Scoles contributed key moments.

Ray Shearer Sheboygan Indians Sheboygan Wisconsin Rapids Oshkosh Appleton Lowry Wausau Janesville Fond du Lac Green Bay Shearer Dave Garcia Larry Ludtke Rapids White Sox Lowell Grosskopf Ernie Simmons George Sutton Bud Horn Frank Rizzo Dick Jeric al Gebhard Jeric Gebhard Roger Scoles George Judkins Cubs Tom Greenhaw Wausau Joe Yambor

College Baseball Scores From Weekend Games

Texas defeated Arizona 7 to 3 while Alabama edged Clemson 6 to 1. Princeton topped Dartmouth 6 to 1 and Wake Forest beat Kentucky 9 to 4.

Associated Press Texas Arizona Alabama Clemson Princeton Dartmouth Wake Forest Kentucky

Bounding Basque French Ace Seals Tennis Honors

The French legend Jean Borotra, nicknamed the Bounding Basque, clinched his 11th Queens Club indoor title after a two hour five set semi final, then a straight final over Geoff Paish. He credits discipline and a strict daily routine of 15 minutes diaphragmatic exercise, healthy meals, and avoiding alcohol and tobacco for his enduring form and success.

London Jean Borotra Borotra Queens Club Geoff Paish Borotta

Sonju Reshapes Wisconsin Crew Lineup for Mendota Race

Wisconsin coach Norm Sonju altered the varsity boat by moving Pete Wackman to No 4 and promoting Mike Torphy to No 2. He notes the team struggles with a larger shell and vows to finish the regatta in Marietta, Ohio after the Mendota race against California.

Madison Wis Norm Sonju Wisconsin California Lake Mendota Sonju Pete Wackman Mike Torphy Badger Washington Golden Bears Califnoria JV Marietta

Rustic Inn-Amvets Defeat Dairyland Power 20 to 4

The Rustic Inn Amvet softball team defeated Dairyland Power 20 to 4 at West Avenue on Thursday night. Jim Christe pitched for Rustic Inn Amvets while C Bullington completed the full game for Dairyland Power. S Gofus J Greider and H New hit four baggers for Rustic Inn Amvets. Eugene Moore senior, a 1912 Reds pitcher, and his son Eugene Jr., a 1931 Reds outfielder, are named in connection to the game.

Rustic Inn-Amvets Dairyland Power West Avenue Jim Christe C. Bullington S. Gofus J. Greider H. New Eugene Moore, Sr Cincinnati Reds Eugene, Jr Reds

Coon Valley Wins Blackhawk League Tilt 9-4

In Coon Valley Wisconsin Soldiers Grove took a 4-9 loss after a five run seventh inning broke a 4-4 deadlock. Babe Harnish pitched all nine for Coon Valley while Clark went the distance for Soldiers Grove. Nordstrom led Coon Valley with three hits Iverson had four for Soldiers Grove.

Coon Valley Wis Soldiers Grove Blackhawk Babe Harnish Valley Nine Clark Grovers Grove Club Iverson Nordstrom

Bears Sign Weatherly From Rice Owls

The Chicago Bears announce the signing of Gerald Weatherly 21 star center from Rice Institute Owls who won Cotton Bowl MVP honors in Rice 27 North Carolina 13 Weatherly is 6 5 215 pounds and was retained as a reserve by the NFL Bears list alongside Bill Wightkin and Red O Quinn Weatherly co captained the Owls and helped Rice defeat Doak Walker and Choo Choo Justice last season.

Chicago Chicago Bears Gerald Weatherly Rice Institute Owls Weatherly Rice North Carolina Bears Bill Wightkin Notre Dame John Red) O’quinn Wake Forest Doak Walker Southern Methodist Choo Choo Justice

Prairie du Chien Circles Defeat Waukon 17-6 in Non-Loop Win

Prairie du Chien Circles defeated Waukon 17-6 on Thursday. Konichek pitched the win with eight hits allowed while Lorick Plein Bauer camper and McDonald joined effort for Waukon.

Waukon Prairie du Chien Konichek Prairie al Lorick Frank Plein Bauercamper Konichek and Boldt Lorick Plein McDonald Schultz

Recreation Softball Class A 12 Industrial League Schedule

West Ave 8 15 p m S H vs New burg s at Houska Park Ed s Tavern vs Quality Lumber Coal Ward Ave West Pitzner s Cleaners vs La Crosse Cooler Co South Ave Quinn s Sport Shop vs Heileman s West Ave 7 15 p m Peterson Sport Goods vs Keller s Market Hogan La Crosse Merchants vs Trane Co Longfellow Camp McCoy vs Naval Reserve Roosevelt Shamrock Tavern vs Neon Supply Co

West Ave Newburg S. Houska Park Ed’s Tavern Quality Lumber & Coal Ward Ave Pitzner’s Cleaners la Crosse Cooler Co South Avenue Quinn’s Sport Shop Heileman’s Peterson Sport Goods Keller’s Market Hogan—La Crosse Merchants Trane Co Longfellow Camp McCoy Naval Reserve Roosevelt—Shamrock Tavern Neon Supply Co

Viroqua nine Edges Westby 9 6 In Seventh And Eighth

Viroqua wins 9 6 over Westby in a Black Hawk league game. Westby led 5 0 before Viroqua scored six in the seventh and three in the eighth. Minshall pitched and fanned 10 for Westby while Gordinier struck out 11 in relief for Viroqua with Buros adding four Ks. C Childs collected two doubles for the victors.

Viroqua Wis Westby Blackhawk Buros Gordinier Minshall C. Childs Retzlaff Childs

Eau Claire and St Cloud Split Western Division Games

Northern league results show Eau Claire beat Duluth 5 4 while St Cloud edged Superior 2 1. Eau Claire Duluth game postponed by rain. Grand Forks split with Sioux Falls 3 2 in the opener and 7 2 in the nightcap. Aberdeen defeated Fargo Moorhead 18 13.

Wisconsin Eau Claire Duluth St. Cloud Superior Grand Forks Sioux Falls Aberdeen Fargo-Moorhead

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Cops Secords Jaycee Missioner ABC Byers’ Barber Shop Ltd Farnam Sts Voigts Star Grid Major League Baseball The Will Grimsley Victors Routs Onalaska America LA Palina Rustic Inn-Amvet Pike Wausau Brewing Coo S G Harnish Lepsch Circles Rap Twin City TWINS Carstairs Melvin and Alvin Nelson Minneapolis, Minn Carstairs Bros. Distilling Co., Inc Louisville, KY
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