Tavern League Teams Wage Tight Battle For Runner-Up Position
Gladstone Tavern sits second at 7-2 after Thursday games while Glen's Kabat's Ed's and Ray's chase at 7-3. Chuck's won 13-4 at Cope land as The Vogue drops to 4-6, Ed's beat Ray's 4-1 at Swanson Field, and Gladstone edged Friendly Nabor 12-11 at West Avenue keeping the scramble for runners-up tight.
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Bangor Nine Defeats Westby In Exhibition Baseball
Bangor wins 10 2 at Westby in an exhibition game. Nine runs in the Bangor third, keyed by walks a hit batter an error and five hits. Corky Schilling Swanson allowed four Westby hits while Swan son added two singles. Whittenhouse homered for Bangor in the seventh.
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Algona Mayor Concedes After Tight Recount
Seattle report says Ward Thomas of Algona attempted a recount after losing to Darrell McAbee by two votes. Recount left McAbee ahead by three votes and Thomas was assessed $10 in costs.
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Aluminum Screen Lets Homes Endure Without Paint
To make your home attractive use aluminum screen it doesn t rust burn sag stain and lasts a lifetime. Costs only 14c per square foot. Available at Doerre Hdme 1302 Pearl St Adv.
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NCAA Track Meet Attracts 300 Athletes At Berkeley
About 300 competitors from 87 colleges open the 35th National Collegiate Track and Field Championships in Berkeley California. Finals begin tomorrow with 100 and 200 meter dashes and the 1500 meter run among the featured events. Standout sprinters include Duke's Dave Sime and Bobby Morrow of Abilene Christian College, with other strong challengers from California Fresno State Morgan State and UCLA.
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Open Round Confusion Scrambles U S Open
Burke and Ford face penalties amid disputed rulings by the USGA on opening day at Oak Hill. Bob Rosburg led with 68, while Peter Thomson and several former champions posted 70s and 71s.
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Recreation Softball Friday Schedule for June 15
At West Ave venues Vic Zahn Sheet Metal meets Pepsi Cola at 7:00 pm and Raymond Bros faces Quality Lumber at 8:15 pm. At Trane Park Trane Co meets Wiggert 1 Bros and at Ward Ave West Wettstein’s TV clashes with I Village Shopping Center.
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Fight Results From Los Angeles And San Francisco
In Los Angeles Tombstone Smith won a decision over Charley Sawyer after twelve rounds. In San Francisco Ali Scott defeated Johnny Ortega on points in ten rounds.
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La Crosse nine aims to stay unbeaten in Western Wisconsin League
La Crosse Newburg’s faces Coon Valley at Copeland Park in a Father’s Day doubleheader to shield its flawless Western Wisconsin League record. Art Olson stars for Coon Valley with a .680 four game clip, while Dunwoody or Henley may pitch for Coon Valley and Stan McCurdy may send Doug Martin or himself to the mound for Newbury’s.
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Minnesota Clubs Win NCAA World Series Crown
Minnesota, long favored for its hitting power, clinched the NCAA college world series title after a six game display of clutch hitting in Omaha.
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Milwaukee at Brooklyn Rivalry Highlighted by Pitcher Matchups
Baseball night preview lists Chicago at Philadelphia with Hacker and Kaiser facing Rogovin and Simons, plus Cincinnati at New York, Milwaukee at Brooklyn, and St. Louis at Pittsburgh. Thursday results show Milwaukee 5 New York 2 and a full Saturday and Sunday schedule across the circuit.
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Cornell Regatta Hopes Rise as Freshmen Back Up Prophecy
Navy coach Rusty Callow praised Cornell’s rangy freshmen who already beat Pennsylvania as sophomores. A 12-coach poll favors Cornell to win at Onondaga Lake with Washington and Princeton as top contenders. Cornell aims for a second straight Intercollegiate Rowing Association title and possibly a repeat Olympic eight.
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Belmont Stakes Favorite Needles Faces Familiar Challenge
Unpredictable Needles is the likely favorite as the 88th Belmont Stakes nears at Belmont Park. Trainer Hugh Fontaine, saddling his first starter, expresses mixed feelings about the $100,000-added race while other contenders include Fabius, Career Boy, Jazz Age, Ricci Tavi, Beau Diablo, Frosty Mr, and Charlevois. Fontaine notes that favorites in 11 of the last 15 Belmonts since 1941 paid less than even money if they won.
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Tomah Defeats La Crescent In High-Scoring Exhibition
Tomah Chalks up a 10-9 victory over La Crescent in an exhibition game at Tomah Wisconsin. Freddie Pongratz led the Tomah Strckers with three hits while Tom Curry hit a home run. La Crescent's Wetzel Bateman Shepardson and Bateman doubled as Stark and Hubert allowed 13 hits.
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Siebern and Hunter return as Yankees open series with Indians
Norm Siebern and Billy Hunter rejoin the New York Yankees for a three game set with Cleveland. Siebern, a spring camp prize, was recalled from Denver where he hit .300. Hunter returns after ankle fracture. Eddie Robinson was sold to Kansas City to make room.
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