Onalaska Tops CIO 13 to 4 in Senior League clash
Onalaska seized fourth place in the La Crosse Senior League by routing CIO 13 4 Tuesday. Kinney doubled early and later sparked a seven run fourth inning that broke the game open as Engstad and Kinney led with three hits each.
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Bill Killeen
Tearmite
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Regis Onts Engstad
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Mahlum
Mooney
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Braves Rally Past Reds as Barrett Shines on Mound
Charlie Barrett anchors the Braves with sharp control pitching as they topple the Reds 6 to 3 in a four straight win. Grady Hatton hits a Reds homer but Cincinnati leaves 10 on base while Barrett fends off a late surge. The Cardinals rally past the Phillies 7 to 6 on Stan Musial’s bases loaded hit.
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Angelo Tomah Share Lead In Coulee League
Angelo and Tomah tie for top in the Coulee Conference after an 11 to 7 upset. Rockland gains momentum with a late surge to reach 3 3, while Norwalk and Burns share second place at 3 2. Coles Valley faces Rockland and Burns as Angelo and Leon rest.
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Indians Trip Brewers In Free-Hitting AA League Clash
Kansas City holds a 3 game lead in the American Association after the Blues edged Louisville 8 to 7. St Paul shutout Columbus 9 to 0, Indianapolis beat Milwaukee 9 to 4, and Minneapolis toppled Toledo 6 to 4. Ben Guintini, Joe Bestudik, and Carden Gillenwater homered.
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Onalaska Box Score Summary and Pitching Details
Box score and play by play notes for Onalaska versus opponent with player line scores. Highlights include Anderson, Engsted, Dohr, Nelson, Mears, Hanson and Alberts in a 13 run game. Pitchers listed with innings and strikeouts. fielding plays include double plays and wild pitches.
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Hayter
LaBansky Crew Wins 10-Inning Softball Thriller
In Sparta Wisconsin the LaBansky Crew defeated Uptown Pool Hall 20 to 19 after 10 innings. Benedict doubled for the winning run as uptowns hitters led by Willey Schultz Sullivan Hill Sheppard produced multiple extra base hits.
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Sparta Holds A Six Game Lead In MC Loop
Sparta stretched its perfect 6 0 record in Monroe County Baseball League by winning six straight to stay atop the standings. Cataract fell out of a shared lead after losing to Ontario while Melvina beat Norwalk 4 0 and can still tie for top if Sparta slips. Ontario moved into a tie for fourth, Warrens beat Tomah, Wilton lingers with two games left. Next Sunday Sparta faces Cataract, Melvina visits Tomah, Warrens goes to Norwalk, Ontario plays Wilton.
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Packers Sign Veterans Tiny Croft and Ken Keuper
Green Bay coach E L Lambeau announced the signing of two veterans for 1947, tackle Tiny Croft and halfback Ken Keuper, bringing total under contract to 29. Croft from Ripon College will start his sixth NFL season, while Keuper joined the club in 1945 after earlier roles at the University of.
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Curly) Lambeau
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Williams Still Slightly Ahead Of DiMaggio In All-Star Poll
Chicago voters continued balloting for the 14th annual All-Star game at Wrigley Field as Ted Williams of the Boston Red Sox held a slim lead over Joe DiMaggio of the New York Yankees in the most popular player race.
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Vosberg Joins Arizona Football and Basketball Staff
Milwaukee based athlete Don Vosberg a former Marquette end and IC4A javelin champion accepts coaching roles at the University of Arizona as end coach for football and assistant in basketball and track. Biloxi is noted as the site of Mississippi's first colony.
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White Sox Edge Cubs in Southside League Play
In Hogan yesterday the White Sox beat the Cardinals 5 to 4 with a first inning burst and late rallies. Bud Buetow and Dan Brey teamed for the win while John Bedessem and Rano Pamperin took the loss. Bill Skemp and Terry Murphy led Cardinal hitters and Hackett and Emery topped Sox hitters.
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Bob Secrist
Myron Peterson
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Alf Scheel
Rich Larson
Recreation Schedule Highlights Race Through Two Days
The schedule lists Thursday June 19 games at Hixon and Copeland with Cubs, Cardinals, Daredevils, Hitless Wonders, Tigers, Indians and Redbirds in afternoon slots. Friday June 20 features Stinkers, White Sox, Braves, Mooses Mongers, Bluejays, Rangers, Red Sox, Tigers, Olson's Sporting, Sno-Caps, Whit's Acres and Shaggers across Hixon and Copeland venues.
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Standings and results from the 12-Inch Industrial softball league
St Wencel s and Howie s Bar led after Tuesday results. St Wencel s beat Modern Laundry 6 2 with Carroll pitching and a homer. Howie s Bar topped Tighe s Tigers 14 6 on Isle La Plume. Newbury s beat La Crosse Trailers 22 4 at Hogan. Allis Chalmers edged Nelson 8 7 at West Ave. Trane defeated American Legion 7 6 on Longfellow. Milwaukee Road beat Gateway Glass 11 2 at South Ave. Kitty Korner Tavern forfeited to Auto.
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San Diego Club Signs Hughes and Nance to Join Team
The San Diego Baseball club announced the signing of infielder Roy Hughes and said he and Gene Nance, infielder purchased from Milwaukee, would join the Pacific Coast league team in Los Angeles this week.
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Superior Blues Lose Two in Northern League Doubleheader
The Superior Blues dropped a doubleheader to Aberdeen 6-5 and 2-0 last night as St. Cloud swept Grand Forks 6-3 and 13-6. Eau Claire defeated Fargo-Moorhead 3-1 in the lone other league game, while Duluth at Sioux Falls was postponed due to wet grounds.
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Recreation Horseshoe Monday Results In La Crosse
La Crosse Brewery dominates with 8 wins and no losses over Myrick Park Laners. La Crosse Laundry goes 7 1 against Heileman while Dugan's Dugout finishes 6 2 versus Green Acres. Individual scores show La Crosse Laundry and Dugan's Dugout players amassing top ringers and percentages.
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Cubs Lead Wisconsin State League After 10 Inning Win
The Janesville Cubs topped Wausau 6 to 5 in 10 innings to seize first place in the Wisconsin State League. Wisconsin Rapids fell to second after a loss to Janesville while Oshkosh beat Appleton 7 to 0 and Green Bay split at Fond du Lac 3 to 1 and 7 to 2.
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Fights Last Night in Hartford and Norwalk
In Hartford William Pep of Hartford won a ten round decision over Victor Flores of Mexico City. In Norwalk Leo Lebrun from New York defeated Frankie Puecei of Paterson New Jersey in eight rounds.
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