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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1944

Page

10

Cards Rally To Nose Out Cubs

An 11th inning rally lifted the Cincinnati Reds to a 3 2 victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates. Woody Williams delivered the winning run as rain interrupted play twice.

Cincinnati Cincinnati Reds Pittsburgh Pirates Woody Williams

Baseball Roundup Highlights Long-Awaited Milestones and Oddities

In a crowded round of notes, Ernie Lanigan revisits major league milestones including Mel Harder's 200th win and near misses by Bush, French, Orth, Vance, Waddell, Adams, Luque, and Shawkey. The column also recalls Wilbert Robinson’s multi-league catching career and a tale of Herbert Hoover spotted by Bobby Dill.

New York Mel Harder Ernie Lanigan Bullet Joe Bush Larry French al Orth Dazzy Vance Rube Waddell Babe Adams Adolfo Luque Bob Shawkey Ralph A. Reddick Blanchester Ohio Wilbert Robinson Baltimore Ned Hanlon National League Orioles John McGraw Pennsylvania Central Inter-State

Amateur Open at Butte des Morts Golf Club

Officials announce an amateur open golf tournament at the Butte des Morts club in Appleton Wisconsin on Sunday June 25 with three flights of medal play. Open to all Wisconsin amateurs and 500 in War Bonds and merchandise prizes offered. Seabees raise 1698.40 for the American Red Cross after Guadalcanal Bougainville New Hebrides and Aleutians service.

Appleton Wis Butte Des Morts Golf Club Wisconsin RED Cross Calif Guadalcanal Bougainville New Hebrides Aleutians American Red Cross

La Crosse Legion 9 Opens Practice Led by Rod Martin

La Crosse Junior American Legion baseball action begins with a 6:30 p.m. practice at Hixon field Central high school. Rod Martin returns as coach and eligible players born on or after January 1 1944 may sign up tonight. Noted returnees include Orvie Wetzel and Charlie Schmikla as several players from the La Crosse high schools join later. Sunday the Juniors travel to Onalaska for their first contest of the season.

la Crosse American Legion Hixon Field Central High School Rodney Martin Legion Martin Orvie Wetzel Charlie Schmikla Onalaska

Red Sox sweep with Barrett and Woods strong in doubleheader

Francis Barrett relieved Emmett O'Neill to win in his first Columbus call up as Pinky Woods tossed six hit shutout to sweep two games against the Athletics. Rufe Gentry blanked the Indians with six hits in the opener and Joe Hoover drove in three in the nightcap as Detroit completed a double win.

Francis Barrett Pinky Woods Red Sox Barrett Emmett O'Neill Columbus Woods Athletics Rufe Gentry Joe Hoover Tigers Gentry Indians Hoover

Fox Versus Graves Opens Eight Round Duel In Austin Card

Louisville 25 year old Jimmy Fox meets Minnesota’s Jackie Graves in an eight round main event at the Vocational School auditorium. Both weigh 124 pounds with Graves riding a rising streak and Fox a veteran record including bouts with Beau Jack and a 10 round draw with Henry Hook.

Jimmy Fox Louisville Jackie Graves Austin Minn Fox Gopher Graves Twin Cities la Crosse Beau Jack Holyoke Mass Henry Hook Jimmy Buckner Kentucky Armando Sicilia Jackie Callura Wolgast Lees Graves

Australian auto urged to meet post war demands

In Melbourne Australia weighs an all Australian car to meet post war needs as a world auto shortage could block imports for years after peace. The Australian Automobile Association also studies lend lease vehicle use.

Melbourne Australia Australian Automobile Association

Columbus Tops Brewers 8 to 5 in midweek clash

The Columbus Red Birds beat the Milwaukee Brewers 8 to 5 to take a 2 1 lead in the series and tighten the gap to five games behind the leaders. Milwaukee’s slump continued as three Brewers pitchers yielded 13 hits while Columbus starter Partenheimer worked with support from Heath.

Wisconsin Summer Football Practice Set for July 10

University of Wisconsin coach Harry Stuhlsdreher announced summer grid practice begins July 10 with three lettermen back. Newcomers include Pat Weber, John Davey, and Jim Kusa plus promising spring performers Earl Crum, Charles Kulawinski, Del Hawke, Ed Bahlow, and Joe Campbell. Navy V-12 trainees may affect roster as transfers loom.

Madison Wis Harry Stuhlsdreher University of Wisconsin Pat Weber Kingsford Mich John Davey Oshkosh Jim Kusa Cleveland Earl Crum Rawlins Wyo Charles Kulawinski Merrill del Hawke New London Ed Bahlow Springfield Joe Campbell Media Navy Stuhsdreher

Trouble Faces Pauline Betz in National Clay Court Semis

In Detroit Pauline Betz of Los Angeles battles for a final berth as three Californians and a Floridian vie for the other semi. Betz, hampered by a shoulder, meets Dorothy May Bundy of Santa Monica while Doris Hart and Mary Arnold contest the other side. Hart defeated Catherine Wolf as Betz edged TZ Fry 4-6 9-7. In the men’s division Francisco Segura of Coral Gables and Billy Talbert of Indianapolis lead the field.

Detroit Pauline Betz Los Angeles Miss Betz Dorothy May Bundy Santa Monica Calif Doris Hart Miami Mary Arnold TZ Fry Akron Miss Hart Catherine Wolf Elkhart Ind Francisco (Pancho) Segura Coral Gables Fla Billy Talbert Indianapolis

Red Sox extend win streak with 5 0 shutout of Athletics

Boston, led by George Woods five hit shutout, dominates doubleheader with 5 0 victory after winning 6 0 in opener to run win streak to eight. Rufus Gentry limits Indians to six hits in opener as Tigers explode for 11 3 in nightcap. Newhouser, Gorsica, and others yield for Detroit. Browns surge past White Sox 10 3 to tighten AL lead.

Boston Red Sox Tigers Indians Boston George Pinky) Woods Philadelphia Sox Cleveland Detroit Tigers Tribe Rufus Gentry Jim Outlaw Yanks Washington Walt Dubiel New York Yankees Senators Dubiel George Case Nats White Sox Browns Nelson Potter

Demaree Released by Browns After Spring Sign

Franks Demaree, 35, veteran outfielder, is released unconditionally by the St. Louis Browns. Vice-President Bill Dewitt announced the decision on Wednesday night, leaving the Browns at a 25-man limit. Demaree joined as a free agent just before spring training. The note follows the cutoff paragraph about forest-fire figures.

ST. Louis Frank Demaree St. Louis Browns Bill Dewitt Demaree Browns

IRS League Leaders in the National League

Walker of Brooklyn tops batting with .413, 83 hits and 18 doubles. Schultz of Brooklyn and Weintraub of New York lead with 44 RBIs. Barrett of Pittsburgh has 7 triples. Out of New York hits 16 home runs. Munger of St. Louis leads pitching at 7-1 with a .875 ERA.

Associated Press St. Louis Pittsburgh New York Brooklyn Boston Philadelphia Chicago Cincinnati Washington Detroit Cleveland Louis American Association Milwaukee St. Paul Kansas City Indianapolis Minneapolis Louisville Toledo Columbus Milweaker Tomorroll Walker Rans Bordagaray Schultz Weintraub Barrett Munger

Baseball leaders show striking stats in league clash

In a tight AL matchup Gutteridge of St. Louis starred with triples and stolen bases, Crilenbine of Cleveland hit a homer, and pitchers Herder of Cleveland with Ruba of Boston earned the 6 to 1 win as team stats surfaced.

Gutteridge St. Louis Crilenbine Cleveland baces—Gutteridge Herder Ruba Boston

Jimmy Dykes Suffers Dizzy Spells For Sox Manager

Chicago manager Jim Dykes did not attend the Sox at St. Louis game amid an extended banishment from Cal Hubbard. Dykes, 47, suffered severe dizzy spells Monday and Wednesday and was ordered to bed by his physician pending a diagnosis. he hoped to join the team in Cleveland Thursday night.

Chicago Jim Dkyes Chicago White Sox Cal Hubbard Sox Cleveland

Eleventh All Star Grid Game Set for Aug 30 at NU Dyche

Chicago Tribune reports the 11th annual All Star grid game will be staged August 30 at Northwestern University’s Dyche Stadium. Proceeds benefit war charities. Bears join the event, marking their fifth appearance. many 1942 43 stars with military furloughs are expected to play. No balloting for players.

Nu’s Dyche Stadium Chicago Chicago Bears Northwestern University Arch Ward The Chicago Tribune Bears

Bill de Correvont Married Life Highlights Navy ties

Chicago report states Bill de Correvont once a top high school football player and Northwestern halfback wed Wednesday to Dorothy Lagorio, a high school classmate. He serves as chief petty officer in the navy stationed at Norfolk, Virginia. Royal Air Force chess tournament entries include participants named Tulip and Bloom.

Chicago Bill de Correvont Northwestern University de Correvont Navy Norfolk, Va Dorothy Lagorio

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