Friendly Nabor Hands Ray's First Defeat in Tavern League
Ray's Bar suffered its first loss of the season 10 9 at Lueth Park to Friendly Nabor. Glen's surged to undisputed first by beating the Amvets 22 8 as others like Gladstone and Vogue posted big innings and Fritz' Beer Depot crushed Jumpy's 23 6.
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Bangor Nips Cashton Nine On Home Run
Mugen genberger hit a seventh inning homer that gave Bangor a 4-3 win over Cashton in an exhibition game. Cashton pitcher Dickman and Bangor duo Harding Mashak and Chapiewsky allowed tight contact as Bangor hitters Arentz Hundt and Bina each had two safeties. Cashton’s Koessler and Wais also homered for their club.
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Campanella Leads NL All Star Catcher Poll
Roy Campanella of the Brooklyn Dodgers retained first place in the National League starting catcher ballot for the All Star game to be played in Cleveland on July 13. He now has 12,887 votes, 1,473 ahead of Forrest Burgess. Red Schoendienst leads among second basemen with 14,326 votes, while Granny Hamner has 13,102. Minnie Minoso remains the top overall vote getter with 16,598 ballots. Stan Musial is right behind with 16,202.
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Twenty-Eight Autos Compete At 40 et 8 Track
Twenty eight cars raced in stock car events at the 40 et 8 speedway drawing a large crowd. Six finishers remained from sixteen entrants in the feature. Bill Beech drove Car 33 off an embankment on the south curve to produce the night's thrill. Time trials saw Car 3 clock :20 flat and several others around :21.
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Onalaska Baseball Seeks Exhibition Games Schedule
The Onalaska city baseball team seeks exhibition contests with area teams and is available weeknights except Sunday. Contact Wally Strittmater in Onalaska or at phone 30631. Note mentions a profitable Newton Conn gold mine during the Revolution.
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Wilson Wins and Wilson Hits Three Homers in Braves Win
Milwaukee Braves beat Brooklyn Dodgers 6 4 as Jim Wilson pitched. Eddie Mathews Hank Aaron and Danny OConnell homered to back Wilson amid a 24 inning scoreless streak. Jackie Robinson doubled and hit two homers for Brooklyn in a losing effort.
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Recreation Softball Friday Schedule Highlights
In FRIDAY JUNE 18 action at multiple parks, 12 Major and West Ave divisions feature games such as Dah Motors against Milwaukee Road at Houska Park 6:15 p.m. Peerless Beer faces South Side All-Stars at Trane Park 6:15 p.m. Quality Lumber & Coal meets Causeway Beer Depot at 6:15 p.m. Rowley's vs Betz and Sanitary Dairies at Ward Ave Ward 6:15 p.m. Don's All-Blars vs The Alibi Memorial 6:15 p.m. Cargill Coal Co vs Trane Co at Memorial field 6:15 p.m.
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Marciano Retains Heavyweight Crown in 15 Round Bout
Rocky Marciano defends his world heavyweight title with a 15 round decision over Ezzard Charles in a brutal contest at Yankee Stadium.
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Yankees Series Important To White Sox Pennant Hopes
The four game set with the champion Yankees opens tonight as Chicago aims to beat New York and stay in contention. Cleveland maintains an eight game win streak, while Boston stumbles as Detroit and Philadelphia split results across the majors.
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Yanks Rally to 14 3 Victory Over Ink Spots in League Action
In Tribune Carrier League play the Yanks routed the Ink Spots 14 to 3 as Lyle Worth and Dave Spears hit a grand slam and Worth added a single. Sackmaster allowed the Ink Spots only two other hits by Burns and Bahr. The Buzzers advanced on a forfeit from Hill-Toppers. Tuesday pits the Yanks against the Rodders.
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Sparta Triumphs Over Norwalk 8-7 In Ninth Inning
Sparta edged Norwalk 8-7 in an exhibition game at SPARTA. The Spartans built a five run lead in the first but Norwalk tied it in the ninth before Sparta scored the decisive run in the bottom of the ninth. Stan Herman led Sparta with a triple and two singles while Melby added a double and a single.
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Independence Wins 8-7 Over Whitehall in Nail-Biter
Independence rallied for two runs in the ninth after trailing seven innings. Jim Sendelbach and Gib Pampuch led the attack with two doubles and a single. Pampuch added a pair of singles. Carl Koepke starred for Whitehall with three hits including two triples.
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Coon Valley Rallies to Beat West Salem 7–6 in Exhibition
In West Salem Wisconsin the Coon Valley team exploded for five runs in the ninth inning to erase a 6–2 deficit and defeat West Salem 7–6. Nordstrom hit a two run triple for the key blow while Hoff added a triple and a double. Schroeder and Timm had two hits each for West Salem.
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