Independence Whitehall Net League Wins
Trempealeau County action saw Ettrick stay unbeaten with a 3-1 win over Blair led by Bob Mack and Fran Wall on a five hit day. Independence topped Arcadia 7-3 as Ralph Sabota belted two homers and pitched, while Whitehall defeated Osseo 11-2 behind Ken Ringlein with eight total Whitehall hits.
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Blair
Bob Mack
Fran Wall
Clayton Erickson
Roger Fuchs
Blair Chucker
Red Wall
Ronnie Johnson
Rich Mettlach
Tom Mettlach
Arcadia Brothers
Arcadia
Sabota
Rollie Sabotta
Davis
Paine
Agust
Skroch
Ralph Sabota
Smeija
Whitehall
Osseo
Wis
Ken Ringlein
Koepke
Ronnie Larson
A Few Eggs A Day Takes Pounds Away
Bowie, Md. Johnny Tammaro shed 85 pounds from 200 to 115 to revive a jockey career. He limits meals to two soft boiled eggs for breakfast and lunch and perhaps half a boiled chicken for supper, never sugar.
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Bowie, Md
Johnny Tammaro
Tammaro
Oriole Hurlers Get The Horse Collar
Baltimore businessmen George W. Weiss and Frank Connolly devised a gift for any Orioles pitcher who throws a shutout a full sized handmade horse collar with an engraved brass plate noting the date and club. Don Ferrarese became the first recipient for a scoreless eight innings against the Yankees.
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Baltimore, Md
NEA
George W. Weiss
Frank Connolly
Baltimore
Don Ferrarese
Yankees
Pat Flaherty Cops Rex Mays Classic Race Victory
Milwaukee report shows Pat Flaherty, Chicago tavernkeeper, win the Rex Mays Classic at Indianapolis style speed. He averaged 98.958 mph, finishing 23 seconds ahead of Johnny Thomson who held the previous 100 mile record. Purse totaled 22,450 with Flaherty earning 5,488 and Thomson 3,293. other top finishers included Bob Sweikert, Jimmy Bryan, and Johnny Boyd.
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Pat Flaherty
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Indianapolis
Rex Mays
Flaherty
Johnny Thomson
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Springfield
Mass
Thomson
Bob Sweikert
Jimmy Bryan
Phoenix
Ariz
Sweikert
Johnnny Boyd
Fresno
Calif
Boyd
Troy Ruttman
Lynwood
Michigan Football Keeps Top Defensive Record in Big Ten
Ann Arbor report notes under Coach Bennie Oos ter baan since 1948 Michigan football teams hold the Big Ten defensive lead, never below sixth in the standings and attaining first place five times.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Bennie Oosterbaan
Michigan
Wolverines
Hillsboro rolls to 10 3 win with Stenerson gem
Hillsboro’s Bill Stenerson pitched a one hitter and batted for a 10 3 victory over Elroy to lift Hillsboro to 2 1 in the eastern Wildcat League. Stenerson struck out 15, drove in four, with Windy Randolph adding two hits as Elroy’s errors fueled the loss.
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Bill Stenerson
Hillsboro
Stenerson
Elrey
Windy Randolph
Howard Haire
Olympic regatta benefits for Onondaga County donors
Onondaga County residents who donate $10 to the Olympics receive free admission to the 4th annual intercollegiate regatta on June 16 and to the Olympic rowing trials June 28 to 30. Races take place on Onondaga Lake.
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Syracuse
N.Y
Onondaga County
Onondaga Lake
Hixton and Gilmanton Share Skyline Baseball Lead
Hixton topped Disco 12 to 6 to stay tied for first in the Skyline League as Glen Stage hit two homers and Rollie Larson added a round tripper. Gilmanton then rolled past Taylor 20 to 3 to keep pace, with Jer ry Deetz supplying a roundtripper and Jim Deetz singling three times. Pigeon Falls beat Trempealeau 11 to 5 behind four hits from Doc Larson and Ringlien. Augusta crushed Galesville 11 to 3 with Stolp collecting a triple double and single efforts from Neil Dickin son and Jelein.
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Moran
Elsing
Greene
New Lisbon
Melvina
Wis
Lisbon
Ted Hysell
R. Keiser
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Ray Bloom
Jim Deetz
Roger Harlem
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Trempealeau
Doc Larson
Hanavold
Ringlien
Larson
Augusta
Galesville
Stolp
Neil Dickinson
Jelein
Miner
McKeeth
Mabel,Lakeshore and Caledonia sweep HF league wins
In Spring Grove Mabel edged Spring Grove 4 2 for its fifth straight HF victory. La Crescent beat Winnebago Valley 2 1 with Wohlert winning the pitching duel. Caledonia topped Canton 8 6 as Werthein homered. Lanesboro edged Harmony 9 8 in a nine inning affair with 28 walks. Bill Gadsby named NHL all star, first Ranger in 14 years.
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Winnebago Valley
Daryl Wohlert
Glen Buege
Wohlert
Bill Leonard
Jerry Darling
Bill Gadsby
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