Bangor victory over La Crosse stuns Western Wisconsin League
Bangor crushed La Crosse 15 to 2 behind Lee Paul six hit pitching and 16 strikeouts. Harold Ashworth slugged a grand slam in the seventh, with Huxtable Steigerwald and others adding homers as Bangor set a 31 total hits record in the league. La Crosse used four hurlers in a lopsided defeat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bangor
Wis
la Crosse
Lee Paul
Paul
Harold Ashworth
Roger Kjos
Oser
Eddie Johnson
Dick Huxtable
Bob Stei¢erwald
Fred Kapanke
Elmer Muenzenberger
Ashworth Ech
Huxtable
Jerry Hesselberg
Steigerwald
Jimmy Mason
Dave Rudolph
Wisconsin
Bangor AB RH Arbre Ernaigd
O Kapanke
Am'man
Heisberg
Masonss
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Wiehlich
CO Huxtabless
Nusted
Daf'nsonss
Ruégolph
Ashworth Gnyder Re
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Cot
O Paulo
Franzinis
l'Steigerwald
Serum
Chris's
Derseee Kjot
Ernst
Mason
Potter
Ainsee
Daffinson
Muenzenberger
RBI
Rudolph
Kapanke
Hesselberg
Ashworth
Snyder
Wieh
Nystad
Buzhardt Overcame Wild Spring To Earn Cubs Start
Chicago right hander John Buzhardt nearly failed to make the team as his spring wildness threatened his spot. Manager Bob Scheffing noted his late 1958 form and winter league reports kept him aboard. After a 4-0 win over Philadelphia, Buzhardt, 22, has settled, earning a fourth win in seven decisions, with his no-hitter bid ending on Carl Sawatski’s third inning single.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
John Buzhardt
Chicago Cub
Philadelphia
Buzhardt
Cub
Bob Scheffing
Burhardt
John
Scheffing
Prosperity, S. C
Carl Sawatski
Esotea Wins 4-2 Over Chaseburg in MR League
Esotea defeated Chaseburg 4-2 in a Mississippi River League game. Harlan Mabee hit a eighth inning homer. Ron Lenser had three hits including two doubles. Chaseburg’s Stub Manske and Lenser led their side. Chaseburg committed seven errors while Esotee made six.
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Sparta
Wis
Norm Kowitz
Tomah
Darrell Jenkins
Kowitz
Ron Nowak
Virg Schmitz
Jim Mathson
Bob Sesolak
Judson Standiford
Sesolak
Tom Carlson
Billy Richards
Wayne Halling
Onalaska
Soldiers Grove
Earl Johnson
Grovers
Tom Russell
Mark Dilley
Cletus Fleming
Chaseburg
Esotea
Harlan Mabee
Innning
Ron Lenser
Stub Manske
Espiee
Taylor Melrose Post Skyline Loop Victories
Taylor beat Skyline League leader Strum 3 1 Sun. Verdell Johnson two hits Roger Johnson homer Ron Johnson pitched to win. Melrose outscored Hixton 14 11 with Erickson homer and single Gunderson three singles Stone three singles for win. Whitehall defeated Gilmanton 16 5.
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Taylor
Melrose Post
Wis
Skyline
Strum
Hixton
Melrose
Verdell Johnson
Roger Johnson
Ron Johnson
Ron Erickson
Dick Gunderson
Clayton Stone
Don Jacobson
Ken Green
Roger Regez
Adams
Sobotta
Regez
Hayden
Morse
Cotten
Gunderson
Whitehall
Arcadia
Gilmanton
Nite Hawks, Chiefs win in Trane Co. Plant League set
At Trane Park the undefeated Nite Hawks beat the Blue Lions 18 to 4 as they extended their winning streak to five. In Hogan Park the Chiefs defeated the Knights 10 to 3 behind Schur rer’s two hit pitching with eight strikeouts and Berg homering for the Chiefs.
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Happel
Gooderum
Scheck
Knights Wimoo
Chiefs
Emerson
Allen
Schurrer
B. Guggenbuell
Minor league baseball results across leagues
In the Pacific Coast League Vancouver beat Sacramento 7 to 3 Salt Lake City edged Seattle 8 to 3 Spokane defeated Phoenix 6 to 1 San Diego won 4 to 3 against Portland In the International League Rochester shut out Columbus 6 0 Buffalo beat Richmond 10 to 5 Havana led Toronto 7 to 5 Miami defeated Montreal 6 to 3 in rain shortened game American Association Fort Worth beat Denver 4 to 2 Minneapolis won 4 to 1 over Dallas St Paul defeated Houston 5 to 2 Omaha crushed Indianapolis 12 to 1 Louisville edged Charleston 4 to 3 in an extra innings rain game.
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Vancouver
Sacramento
Salt Lake City
Seattle
Spokane
Phoenix
San Diego
Portland
Rochester
Columbus
Buffalo
Richmond
Havana
Toronto
Miami
Montreal
Fort Worth
Denver
Minneapolis
Dallas
St. Paul
Houston
Omaha
Indianapolis
Loujeville
Charleston
Caledonia Tops Waukon 10-5 in FA League contest
Caledonia won its fifth straight in the Fillmore-Houston League with a 10-5 victory over Waukon. Gordie Bauer Tom Winslow and Paul Ginsmer each had two hits for Caledonia while Bud Martin doubled for Waukon.
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Caledonia
Minn
Waukon
Gordie Bauer
Tom Winslow
Paul Ginsmer
Bud Martin
Martin
Slattery
Hanson
Williams
Vorseth
Bauer
Johnson
Shah
Staggemeyer
Lansing
Iowa
Winnebago Valley
New Albia
Ray Whelan
Dale Whelan
Joe Fink
Bud Myer
Wurtzel
Myer
Fink
Matson
P. Halverson
Kumlin
Fillmore-Houston
Wildcat League results feature Richland Center Hillsboro Wilton
Richland Center defeated Elroy 4 to 1 as Kenny Anderson allowed two hits with five strikeouts. Jim Lloyd tripled for Richland Center. Hillsboro shut out Camp Douglas 13 to 0 led by Bill Stenerson who struck out 15 in seven innings. Wilton routed Melvina 16 to 4 with Ray Saxby, Harley Creviston, and Jim Creviston each collecting three hits for Wilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenny Anderson
Fanning
Jim Lloyd
Richland Center
Elroy OM
Hanson
Greene
Anderson
Lloyd
Hillsboro
Wis
Camp Douglas
Bill Stenerson
Goti
Sherrin Durkee
Ozzie Pynnonen
Larry Marshall
Stenerson
Howie Miller
Bud Reese
Wilton
Hauser
Schmitz
W. von Ruden
R. von Ruden
Saxby
Shie
Major League Leaders in the 1959 National and American Leagues
The Crosse Tribune lists top 1959 MLB leaders by batting and pitching. Notable figures include Aaron of Milwaukee leading NL batting and hits, Mathews and Banks driving home runs, Kaline and Kuenn high in hits, and Larsen, Wilhelm, and Wynn among top pitchers with key strikeout totals.
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Aaron
Milwaukee
White
Louis
Mathews
Pinson
Cincinnati
Banks
Chicago
Cepeda
San Francisco
Cimoli
St. Louis
Dark
Neal
Los Angeles
Blasingame
Pittsburgh
Elston
Drysdale
Jones
Kuenn
Detroit
Kaline
Killebrew
Washington
Power
Cleveland
Yost
Skowron
New York
Fox
Williams
Kansas City
Runnels
Boston
Smith
DeMaestri
Lopez
Colavito
Aparicio
Mantle
Larsen
Wilhelm
Baltimore
Wynn
Score
Catholic War Veterans omit Russell Sieger welfare officer
Ferrara's Pizza at South Lanes opens 5 p m to Sunday. Music instruments repaired at Modahl Horn Shop 205 So 4th. Richard A Page seaman son of Mr and Mrs Orian W Page of 1619 Hayes St serves aboard destroyer USS The Sullivans departed Newport R I June 2 for a three month Sixth Fleet Mediterranean cruise. The destroyer is named for five Sullivan brothers lost aboard USS Juneau during World War I Guadalcanal battle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Sieger
Ferrara’s Pizza
South Lanes
Music
Modahl
Richard A. Page
Orian W. Page
Hayes St
the Sullivans
Newport
Sixth Fleet
Mediterranean
Sullivan Brothers
Guadalcanal
Juneau
Public Works Bid Notice La Crosse Wisconsin 1959
City of La Crosse invites sealed bids for water main installation and sewer improvements on 25th 26th 37th streets and Lincoln Ave with hydrants valves and laterals. Bids due 2 pm July 7 1989 in City Clerk’s office. Plans on file with City Clerk. Minimum bid bonds required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
la Crosse
Board of Public Works
Wisconsin
37Th St
Glendale Ave
Lincoln Ave
25Th
27Th St
26Th St
Farnam
City of la Crosse
M. R. Birnbaum
Zenno A. Gorder
John K. Flanagan
Milo G. Knutson
Carl A. Wahlstrom
State of Wisconsin
la Crosse County
Anna D. Olson
County of la Crosse
State of
Eugene A. Toepel
Steele, Smyth
la Crosse County Home and Infirmary
E. R. Lund
J B. Brenner
Harry Sween
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West Salem
Stad
Richards
Ken Forsythe
Forsythe
Carlson
Hallingstad
YV. Schmitz
Onalaska OM
Dilley
Iverson
Fortney
Ev Johnson
Mahlum
Cashton
Jack Krull
Don Groth
Rum Groth
Gene Osgood
Barl Ghelf
Wayne Dahl
Bob Wais
Rich Weibel
Milt Gronemus
Osgood and
Ghelf
D. Schmitz
Lee
Coon Valley
Larry Dale
Black River Falls
Stanley Peterson
Bud Haugstad
Peterson
BAF
Brfalls
Cashion
Salem
Stoddard
Romance
Milan Kumlin
Rey Vangen
Fargo
Bud
Dave Swenson
Gilmant
John Hendrickson
Herb
Tinglien
Meistad
Arness
Jelen
Larson
Nite Hawks
Trane Loop
Mabel
la Crescent
Caledonia Spring Grove
Elroy
C. Douglas
Lynn
Aldrich
Kemp
Durkee
Reigard
A Crosse Tribune
AFC
Major League
Tribune
la Crosse Tribune
K. of C
Paul H. Marcotte
Rev. Sveom
Harry Ravenscroft
Johnson Animal Hospital
French Island Dog Pound
Jim Beranek
French St
Bilskemper Landscape
Huffman Trucking
Don Mattie
Frank
Johnson's
Fifth Ave
Wallpaper and Paint CO
Kelly
George
Yanzer Sanitarium
North 7Th Dial
Truck & Car Rentals
Briges
Stratton
Clinton
Lauson
Willard Auto Electric
North 4Th
Lappin
Tom
Continental Mig. Co
Gerwitz
Joe's
South 4Th
Ray L.revor
Jackson
Lax Woolen Mills Co
Larson Roofing Service
Gillette
Bainbridge
Carl Aiken
Court House
Highway Committee
C.T.H
la Crosse County Highway Committee
Paul A. Hartwig
Clerk of Circuit Court Office
la Crosse County Board of Supervisors
Ada
la Crosse, Vis
Hertz Nationwide
North 6Th
Aly
Kreuzer
North 3Rd
Yerly Coal Co
Ferraro
College Inn
Spencer
Blanche MacPherson
Kubiak
New England States
Harry Maxwell
Carr
Anthony Greene
South
Spell's
SOELL
North Side
Carl Miller
Carl Mr. Joseph
Red Lantern Tavern
Vick’s
Hwy
Avon
Lal Crosse
Henninger’s
Volkswagen
Eugene Low
P.O. Box
Singer Sewing Machine Co
Singer Sewing Center
5Th Ave
Chrysler-Plymouth
Glenn Buol
Acme Gridley Brown & Sharpe
Western Screw Corp
Washington Ave
Minneapolis, Minn
Dick Schueler
Sales Mgr
Wiggert Bros
Jay St
Dane County
Civil Service
Madison
Otto Festge
Dane
AAA
Vernon
Crawford
State Street
Jerome Frank
Eleanor Moor
Jolin
Tribeune
Hoover
Sence
Sale
Westinghouse
Monogram
Sarah Martin
Leo Martin
Alvin Kohner
Northern Investment Co
Lester Benty
Jos. M. Norgaard
Christie’s Cafe
3Rd St
la Crosse, Wis
National Cash Register
Toastmaster
General Electric
Donald Larson
Lee Harnisch
Carrol and Dee's
Hoton
Carrol Hanson
Thorp Finance Corp
Christie's Cafe
So 3Rd St. la Crosse
Thorp Finance Co
Boyer
Main
Continental Mfg. Co
West Ave
Dia
John Indahl
Hoeschler
Manda Everson
Keystone
Friendly Service
Winona Chick Hatchery
East 2Nd St
Winona
Phone
Gengler’s Quality Chicks
South Side Hatchery, Inc
Caledonia, Minn
Walter Mary
Gordon West
Galesville
Telephone
Robert Dietzman
Wendell Schaller
Raymond Bros
DAVIS
Mitch Mower
Ford
Ferguson
Allin Chamers
Perguson
Wagner
Lunderchopper
St. Joseph
Teddy
Tru-Gas Midwest Botile Gas Ve Ore
Peto Capi Pal Ude Y
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