Two Top Basketball Games Tonight in Local League
Two games headline the Onalaska and La Crescent bill with CIO hosting Onalaska and La Crescent meeting VFW tonight at Copeland Field. Laborers start Norm Freitag while Onalaska relies on Ray Myers and Minnesota’s Wayne Lottes. VFW counters with Jim Sullivan as rain-softened field holds well.
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Onalaska
la Crescent
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Bill Killeen
Norm Freitag
Ray Myers
Minnesota
Wayne Lottes
Jim Sullivan
Baseball schedule tied to midweek games at North Side Park
The La Crosse Tribune notes the CIO and Crescent need wins to join Peerless in first place as two midweek games set to unfold at North Side Park. Schlitz faces Peerless in the opener Wednesday with AFL vs Onalaska in the finale. La Crescent meets the Legion in Friday’s curtain raiser and the CIO plays the VFW in the second contest.
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Stoddard Nine Sweeps Doubleheader From Viroqua
Stoddard wins 8-0 and 4-2 against the Viroqua Legion in Vernon county league play. Pat Davis pitched a shutout in game one, Lowell Stellner had three hits, and Booker Parizek collected five hits in both games with three in the second. Forrest Umberger and Davis helped in game two as Stoddard clinched third place.
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Viroqua Legion
Pat Davis
Strang
Fleming
Lowell Stellner
Forrest Umberger
Davis
Legion
Lefty Owens
Booker Parizek
Harris
Hanson
Viroqua
Camp Douglas Wins 6 5 In 11 Innings Base Ball Clash
Camp Douglas defeated New Lisbon 6 to 5 after 11 innings in a Juneau County game Sunday afternoon. Edgerton Risenauer pitched for New Lisbon while Dwain Anderson, Bill Felker, and Ken Felker contributed for Camp Douglas. The line score shows a tight, long contest with Camp Douglas scoring the decisive run in the 11th. Haiti begins construction of a hydroelectric plant and irrigation for 40,000 acres.
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Wis
New Lisbon
Juneau County
Dwain Anderson
Bill Felker
Ken Felker
Edgerton
Risenauer
Doug
Seversky
B. Felker
K. Felker
E. Felker
Haiti
Mabel Defeats Chatfield in county baseball showdown
In Fillmore County play Mabel beat Chatfield 7 to 4 as Gene Beaver allowed four hits to pick up the win. Don Moore led the winners with two hits while Wesly Connaughty, Francis Clark starred for Chatfield. Also Lanesboro toppled Harmony 9 to 6 behind Carl Dresselhaus, and Rushford blanked Preston 8 to 0. Canton fell to Spring Valley 14 to 5 in a separate clash with West, Moorisey, and Ramlo active for the Canton squad.
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Minn
Mabel
Fillmore County
Gene Beaver
Wesly Connaughty
Francis Clark
Don Moore
Beaver
Tollefson
Connaughty
Clark
Burg
Harmony
Lanesboro
Carl Dresselhaus
Bill Smith
Orval Amdahl
Lyle Arns
LaVern Arns
Bill Schmidt
Carrol Evenson
Bill Dillingham
Dresselhauf
Erickson
Smith
McKinney
Spring Valley
Canton
George West
John Moorisey
Rollin Knox
Bill Ramlo
Lawrence Rathburn
Leo McCabe
Bill Ramloye
Three teams share lead in R-R after Sunday games
In the Root River Valley league Spring Grove Winneba go La Crescent all remain tied for first with 6-1 records. La Crescent beat Browns ville 13-4 as Ros Shepardson and Wayne Lottes allowed five hits. Spring Grove defeated Houston 8-4 with Ellingson and Neisheim yielding the wins. Winnebago edged Hokah 2-1 as G Feuerhelm and Myer pitched. Nadine beat Black Hammer 10-1 behind Roan and Hahn. Eitzen crushed Caledonia 13-4 with Dibley Deters and Meiners on the mound.
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Minn
Spring Grove
Winnebago
Root River Valley Baseball League
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Ros Shepardson
Wayne Lottes
Gus Werthein
Kreutzer
Wetzel
Serres
Werthein
Shepardson
Lottes
Reider
Houston
Ellingson
Neisheim
Highlen
Dahl
Fitting
Nodine
Nadine
Black Hammer
Roan
Hahn
Bartz
Foxx
Stanton
Eitzen
Caledonia
Dibley
Deters
Meiners
Hefte
Schoh
Lager
Merzenich
Wiegrege
Davids Whip BRF 3 Tol in Wisconsin baseball clash
In Sparta Wisconsin the House of David beat Black River Falls 3 to 1 in seven innings after a 14 to 1 Sunday win over Winona Merchants. Ernie Rudolph held Davids to six hits as J Hayes starred with a double and a triple for the visitors.
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House of David
Black River Falls
Winona Merchants
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Black River
Angelo Retains First Spot In Coulee Loop
Angelo keeps lead in Coulee Region Conference by defeating Cataract 7 to 4 on Sunday, pounding Cataract pitchers Folfstrand and Mengelt for 13 hits. Rockland suffers 7–5 upset to Burns after outhitting 12–9 amid seven Rock errors. Coles Valley wins third straight by defeating Kirby 16–8 in a pitching duel, Vieth fanning eight and Aney three. Coles Valley catcher Christiane contributes.
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Angelo
Coulee
Folfstrand
Mengelt
Rockland
Burns
Rocks
Bill Hesselberg
Craig
Coles Valley
Kirby
Neiast
Arity
Vieth
Aney
Christiane
Norwalk Mus tang topple St. Mary's 11 10 in high scoring tilt
Norwalk Mus tang club outlasted St. Mary's 11 to 10 as K Karis hit a triple double and single in five at bats. Berendes limited Ridgers to eight hits and ten strikeouts. Hemmerbach and Ziegler contributed multi hit efforts for their teams.
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Berendes
Ridgers
Norwalk
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K. Karis
E. Ziegler
Hemmerbach
St. Mary's
Wittman Places Third in Albany to New York Outboard Race
Fred Wittman of Oshkosh Wisconsin finished third in class one in the Albany to New York outboard motor race. He covered 136 miles down the Hudson in eight hours four minutes and 40 seconds while W. D. McGuirk of Troy New York won class one in 7 hours 19 minutes.
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Oshkosh
Wis
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Hudson River
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Brewers Rally for Double Win Against Louisville
The Milwaukee Brewers moved back into second in the American league standings with 3-2 and 8-1 victories over Louisville. Gene Markland homered with the bases empty in the third and drove in the deciding run with a ninth-inning triple. Al Epperly earned the win and Skippy Roberge homered with one man on in the finale.
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Erick Tipton
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Spink and Sullivan's Cup Softball Wins Lead Sparta League
Spink's Clothiers beat the Pet Milk Plant 14 to 7 in Sparta City Softball League action to stay undefeated with two wins. G. Jackson, C. Spink and J. Sullivan homered for the Clothiers, who tallied five in the first inning on one hit, three walks, two errors and four wild pitches. In the nightcap Sullivan's Pool Hall beat Amber Inn 15 to 5 as seven hits, including two homers by B. Schwanke and D. Sullivan, sparked a 12-run first inning. Earl Burkwall limited Amber Inn to three hits. Australia suspends wartime gold tax.
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La Crescent Juniors Cup Sixth Straight Victory
La Crescent Junior Legion baseball team won its sixth straight victory here Saturday afternoon 7 3 over Spring Grove. Lee Cass and Joe Richardson pitched for La Crescent and T Ike hurled. Last week La Crescent beat Dakota 17 7 and West Salem 10 4. Thursday Winona will supply the opposition.
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la Crescent Junior Legion
Spring Grove
Lee Cass
Joe Richardson
T. Ike
Dakota
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Northern Ireland Probes Linen Claim Across Borders
Officials in Northern Ireland review reports that cloth labeled as linen in various countries may not be genuine linen. The inquiry seeks to protect consumers and verify textile standards amid trade concerns.
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Sparta Defeats Leon to Settle Second in MC League
Sparta with Mel Johnson’s six hit pitching remained unbeaten in the Monroe County league by routing Leon 9 to 1. Tomah upset Cataract 9 to 4 to rise to third as Felker held Cataract to seven singles. Cashton rallied to beat Norwalk 7 to 3, Cashton scoring late after trailing. Melvina blanked Warrens 4 to 0 behind Schmitz’s 12 strikeouts. Ontario beat Wilton 6 to 0 as Ferries limited Wilton to seven hits.
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