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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1950

Page

13

La Crosse All-Stars Rally for 6-4 Win Over Louisiana Travelers

In Copeland Park Thursday, La Crosse All-Stars beat the Louisiana Travelers 6-4 behind Charlie Schmikla who allowed 10 hits and earned the win over Joe Williams. Key early offense included a first inning three run burst with a triple by Todd Mc Eldowney and a double steal, while Weigent and Larson added insurance in the eighth.

la Crosse All-Stars Copeland Park Louisiana Travelers la Crosse Charlie Schmikla Schmikla Joe Williams Lefty Gabrielson Williams Todd McEldowney Bill (Booker) Parizek Charlie Weigent Park Larson Parizek Weigent Larson Travelers Scottie Drake Freddie Shepbhard Shepphard Drake Copeland Levelle Cowan Cowan Dhuckers Edgar Washington Louisiana ALL Stars Travelers AB McElney Willams Turner J. Williams J. Turner Schmikia Bruton Krause McEldowney Baird Tande

Legion Teams Face Bos In Junior Legion Tilt At Copeland Park

The county and city Junior Legion teams meet Monday at 3 p m at Copeland park marking the first test between the local outfits. The travelers loaded with a 4-1 lead before All Stars rallied, with Drake delivering a home run and Krause handling key plays as the travelers endured a 6 9 loss to the visitors.

Copeland Park

Sparta Tops Tomah Bangor Nips BAF Victors Cup

Sparta defeated Tomah 6 to 3 to take the Tri County night league game in Sparta. Corky Shillings struck out 12 for Sparta while Kline fanned 10 for Tomah. Snyder homered for Sparta and Tracey stole home for Tomah as the teams split the 10 hits. Sparta improves to 4-1 atop the standings.

Kline Tomah Sparta Snyder Shillings Wais Bill Tracey Tracey

Rival Players Back Ted Williams Says He's Okay By Them

Rival players and umpires praise Ted Williams in a Boston piece noting there are no real feuds with Joe McCarthy or Vern Stephens. They describe him as friendly, cooperative, never arguing, and quick to help teammates with hitting tips.

Ted Boston Ted Williams Boston Red Sox Joe McCarthy Vern Stephens Williams Stephens Ted Gray Detroit Dick Wakefield Sam Mele Red Sox Washington Bill MacGowan Johnny Pesky Bobby Doerr San Diego Pesky

Bangor Triumphs 9-8 In 12th In Tri County Night League

Eddie Gittens drove in the winning run in the 12th inning to lift Bangor over Black River Falls 9-8. Gittens had four hits including a homer in the eighth to put Bangor ahead 8-6 before Black River Falls tied it in the ninth.

Bangor Wis Eddie Gittens Black River Falls Gittens

Tomah Hosts AFL Exhibition and Local Baseball Scores

Tomah hosts AFL leaders La Crosse for an 8 p m exhibition. Bangor tops BRF 9 8 in a 18 hit game with Gittens and Bjorkman leading at the plate. Industrial league action sees Allis Chalmers beat Police 19 11. Am vets beat Heilemans 9 8. Dairyland Power tops La Crosse Telephone 25 14. Ellis crushes Wisco Battery 23 4.

Tomah la Crosse City Bjorkman Bangor Gittens Derringer Young RRF BRF Bill Meyer Ernie Rudolph Ducker Allis-Chalmers Affeldt Schlifer Loughan Weiland Dwyer Johnster Johnson Shuda French Island Dikeman Hauser Childers Addis Fire Department Stellpflug Amvets Heilemans Christie New Koelbl Bettin Desmond Heileman Dairyland Power Co-Op la Crosse Telephone Company Anderson Dairyland Spencer Pincsak Hill Frazen Solberg Roberge Bullinton Ellis Wisco Battery Pouzar Kroll Shannon Keppel Wisco

West Avenue Tops South Avenue in Softball Thriller

West Avenue edged South Avenue 17 to 16 as Mike Weber earned the win with David Seiler catching. Charley Kline pitched for South and Ronnie Wright caught. Lincoln beat Hogan 21 to 2 with Garman Ammerman and Billy Parkins as the battery for the winners.

West Avenue South Avenue Mike Weber David Seiler Charley Kline South Ronnie Wright Lincoln Hogan Garman Ammerman Billy Parkins Hank Reget Bill Cornell Washington Hood Hood Street Jerry Heim Neal Turnbloom Lary Pinker Richard Matl Matl Joe Schubert Roosevelt Copeland Jim Conway Don Foss Joe Dunham Martin Brewer St. Andrew Franklin Jim Quinn Jim Olson Jim Blank

Paris firm seeks American agent to exploit Basque berets

An international firm in Paris seeks an American agent to exploit Basque berets for commercial use. Jack Mackmull, known as an Army pitcher, is identified as the ex extra-point kicking specialist for the Cadet football team in the fall.

Paris France Jack Mackmull Army

Eagles And Circles Battle For Western Wisconsin Lead

Prairie du Chien Wisconsin special report describes a Sunday showdown between the Viroqua Eagles and Prairie du Chien Circles for first place in the Western Wisconsin Baseball league. Both teams sit 3 0 with the outcome likely to reshape the standings as Prairie du Chien Packers host Soldiers Grove and other matchups fill the schedule.

Prairie DU Chien Wis Western Wisconsin Baseball League Viroqua Eagles Viroqua Prairie du Chien Packers Soldiers Grove Westby Stoddard South Ridge de Soto Prairie Packers Prairie Circles de Soto Soldiers Grove Ridge Prairie Packers Stoddard

Kell Williams Still Set Area Vote Pace

La Crosse area baseball fans hold a tight all star poll with Kell and Williams leading at 103 ballots each. Walt Dropo sits at 102 with NL rivals under 100, Jackie Robinson and Stan Musial close behind as voting continues through Wednesday.

la Crosse George Kell Ted Williams Allstar Baseball Kell Williams Walt Dropo Jackie Robinson Stan Musial Roy Campanella Hank Sauer Chicago Cub

U S Gymnasts Tour Japan First since Prewar Visit

Three American gymnasts Boetzheim Kotys and Scrobe of Florida State Cleveland Kent State and the American Turners travel to Japan as the first U S athletic group there since before World War II. The 1948 Olympic team members led the national AAU all around in Los Angeles and will be joined by a 13 man swimming team and a six man wrestling group under AAU auspices this summer.

New York Japan U. S William Boetzheim Florida State University Tallahassee Joseph Kotys Cleveland Kent State College Edward Scrobe American Turners Bronx N. Y Boetzheim Kotys Scrobe

Gehrdes narrowly misses PSU sprint record on windy 100 yards

Mark State College Pa Jim Gehrdes who already holds the Penn State hurdle records saw his 100 yard dash time of 9.5 seconds against Navy disallowed as a school record due to a six mile tail wind. The Dominican Republic opens the fourth of a new chain of luxury hotels. Twenty one sites are represented by fifty seven horses eligible for the 1950 Hambletonian trot.

State College Jim Gehrdes Penn State Navy

Hogan Intermediates Beat Lincoln 11-10 In Softball

Hogan Intermediates edge Lincoln 11 to 10 in a city recreation softball game. Steve Anderson and Danny Clark paired for the win. Jake Michalek and Stan Hayes played for Lincoln with Calvin Knutson homering. West Avenue edged South Avenue 3-2 in a separate pitchers duel.

Robert Lonkoski Eugene Olson Danny Beckley West Roosevelt Copeland Jim Quinn Chuck Peterson Paul McQuillan Jim Waukeen

Leeks as Welsh emblem contrast with onion eating habit

The article notes leeks serve as Wales' floral emblem while Welsh people favor the common onion for food.

Wales

Ted’s guarded private life and crowd appeal explored

Saturday’s story mirrors a candid portrait of Ted as he shields personal matters yet shines in public. The piece highlights his popularity with crowds when he chooses to engage, revealing a dual public persona.

Ted

Coon Valley Defeats Viroqua Eagles 9 to 2 in League Night

Coon Valley opened with a 7-0 first inning surge and coasted to a 9-2 victory over the Viroqua Eagles in Blackhawk night league action. Nordstrom led Coon Valley with a 2-for-4 day while Kjos held Viroqua to five hits and Lensh caught for Viroqua.

Coon Valley Viroqua Eagles Wis Blackhawk Viroqua Kjos Lensh Oliver Childs Harris Nordstrom

Williamson Signs Green Bay Contract

Appleton based pitcher and outfielder James Williamson from Fordham University signed with Green Bay of the Wisconsin State League. Jocko Collins, NBA referee and Phillies scout, discovered Del Ennis, a talented young outfielder.

Williamson Green Bay Appleton, Wis James Williamson Appleton Fordham University New York Jocko Collins National Basketball Association Philadelphia Phillies del Ennis

Sioux Falls, Aberdeen win in Northern league games

Sioux Falls defeated Eau Claire 11 to 5 while Aberdeen crushed St. Cloud 13 to 6 in the Northern league. Wet grounds postponed Superior at Grand Forks and Duluth at Fargo Moorhead, and Syracuse won the Penn relay title for the first time since 1927 at Quakertown.

Associated Press Sioux Falls Eau Claire Aberdeen St. Cloud Superior Grand Forks Duluth Fargo- Moorhead Syracuse

Midway Maintains Tavern League Lead With SOS Win

Midway bar defeated SOS 11 to 7 as Rossman and Meyers led the Midway pitching and Ott hit four safeties. Gladstone beat Friendly Nabor 15 to 4 to stay second, while Oasis edged Bohemian Hall 5 to 4. Bernies topped Sportsman's 16 to 10, Kabats beat Wayside Inn 13 to 4, and Beranek's defeated Fritz's Beer Depot 8 to 4. A forfeit gave Russ-A-Bar a win over Viking tavern at Longfellow.

Paulson Sandoval Kelly Schroeder Rossman Meyers Midway Ott Gladstone Bar Nabor Gladstone Wagner Erickson Crogan Ferguson Gladstone Battery South Avenue Oasis Bohemian Hall Bohemians Fitzpatrick Potts Guepper Brown Halmrast Zischke Bohemian Bernie’s P and J Sportsman’s Bar Houska Bernies Sportsmans Tikal Smith Weber Blank Sportsman Outcelt Jim Dayton Dolezel Bott Kabat’s Tavern Wayside Inn West Avenue Liberte Koelbl Kabats Johnston Wauk Kabat Formanek Ferries Lenser Beranek Fritz Copeland Haas Veglahn Dwyer Beraneks Smevog Schwartz Temp’s Tavern Gateway Inn Roosevelt Sciborski Bigelow Young Beagles Tanke Jacobson Johnson Longfellow Russ- A-Bar Viking Tavern

Shroyer Signs with Chicago Bears After Four Years at Millikin

Donald Shroyer has signed a contract to play for the Chicago Bears. He played halfback for James Millikin University in Decatur Illinois for four years and will join the NFL team this season.

Chicago Donald Shroyer James Millikin University of Decatur Chicago Bears

Alfred Smith Leads London Half Mile Walk Entrant Field

Alfred Smith, aged 83, was the oldest entrant in the London half mile walking race.

Alfred Smith London

Michigan State Wins Eleven Major Championships Since 1945

The Michigan State swimming team has secured eleven major championships since 1945, including a national AAU title, underscoring a storied period of success for the program.

Michigan State

Angott defends title in Davenport boxing win

Sammy Angott of Washington, Pa. outpointed Tim Dalton of Chicago in Davenport. Paul Pender stopped Al Couture in Portland. Paddy DeMarco of Brooklyn outpointed Ray Edwards in New York.

Associated Press Davenport Sammy Angott Washington Tim Dalton Chicago Portland Paul Pender al Couture Lewisn New York Dexter Park Paddy Demarco Brooklyn Ray Edwards

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Jim Turner Texas Joeft Parizek Orv Wetzel Dick Bradburn Jim Dunham Legion Bos Fritsch River Falls Tomah Bangor By Joe Reichler Gunderson C. Olson Rudolph Heard Hesselberg Harding Meyer and Ghelf Chalmers Outfit Cashton BERET Eagles Dominican Republic Kentucky Len Vire Mur Phillips & Sons Distributing Corp Pike Oliver and Kjos and Tavern League Midway Bar SOS Bar Midways West Ave Wausau Brewing Co Dist Wehrenberg Mt. Vernon St Shroyer Spalding Ardmore Kro-Bat McGregor Fleetwood Spalding “Jr S & H Sport Shop Dunlop Rawlings Voight USLTA Tennis Presses Converse Tennis Oxfords
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