La Crosse All-Stars Face Camp McCoy In Night Game
La Crosse All-Stars meet Camp McCoy at Copeland park for an 8 15 arc light contest. Major Eli Black brings four pitchers and 11 players including Thom as Welch Hunter Henderson Daighe and Hen drix. La Crosse will start Charlie Weigent at first base with Parizek Graf Warner Wetzel McEldowney and others in support. The All-Stars previously defeated the Harlem Globetrotters and Louisiana Travelers.
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la Crosse
Copeland Park Diamond
McCoy
Eli Black
Don Gabrielson
Wayne Lottes
Red Jacobson
Jim Sullivan
Charlie Schmikla
Major Black
Don Thomas
Knobby Welch
R. O. Hunter
Lloyd Camp
Leo T. Hendrix
Roland Daighe
Charlie Weigent
Bill Parizek
al Graf
Jimmy Warner
Orvie Wetzel
Todd McEldowney
Gabrielson
Russ Mahlum
Lefty Glasbrenner
Dick Bradburn
Jim Larson
Jim Dunham
McCoy Crew
Harlem Globetrotters
Louisiana Travelers
Too Many Redskins Men Invited to All Star Game
Washington owner George Preston Marshall protestes that five Redskins were invited to the Chicago produced all star game, claiming the contract limits to four players per team. Commissioner Bert Bell and sports editor Arch Ward dispute the interpretation with Bell noting the quota may vary by league membership.
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Washington
Washington Redskins
Chicago
Redskin
George Preston Marshall
Bert Bell
National Football League
Arch Ward
Chicago Tribune
Marshall
Ward
Bell
Philadelphia
Eddie le Baron
College of the Pacific
George Thomas
Oklahoma
Hal Haynes
Santa Clara
Harry Ulinski
University of Kentucky
Lou Karras
Purdue
Don Winslow
Iowa
Charlie Justice
North Carolina
Philadelphia Eagles
Eagles
AFL Tops Merchants 17-2 as Schmikla Mows Down Nine
Charley Schmikla fired a five hit ball with 10 strikeouts over nine innings to lead AFL to a 17 to 2 rout of the La Crosse Merchants at Copeland Park. Dunham and Wolfe powered the offense with four RBI each, Knutson hit a shocking inside the park homer, while Meier took the loss.
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AFL
Charley Schmikla
la Crosse
Fred Meier
Bob Olson
Meier
Knutson
Middle Ridge Nips Holmen By 6-5 Count
Middle Ridge beat Holmen 6 to 5 on a ninth inning run to pull a second place tie with Melrose in the Little Eight. Mashak pitched for Middle Ridge, Holmen’s Mickleberg and Kerby worked lopsided scores with 11 hits against. Thoreson and Gullickson each had three Holmen hits, Hundt and Muenzenberger added two for Middle Ridge. Holmen 5 11 3 and Middle Ridge 6 10 3.
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Bangor
Wis
Middle Ridge
Melrose
Holmen
Ridgers
Mashak
Mickleberg
Kerby
Russ Thoreson
Gordon Gullickson
Arnie Hundt
Elmer Muenzenberger
All Star Polls Close as La Crosse Tribune Receives Ballots
The La Crosse Tribune will count all star ballots postmarked before midnight Friday and wire late totals to the Chicago Tribune where nationwide voting is calculated.
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la Crosse Tribune
Chicago Tribune
Box Score Errors Allendorf and Bellrue Shine in Odd Game
Runs batted in highlight Bellrue Larson Wolfe 4 Ga brielson Golz Krause 2 Dunham 6 Schlicht 2 Knutson 2. Knutson homered and Schlicht had a sacrifice hit. Williams Mc Eldowney Gabrielson Golz 2 stolen bases. Schlmikla to Gabrielson to Wolfe turned a double play. AFL 4 Merchants 1 left on base. Olson wild pitches two. Meier Olson Schmikla walked many as Schmikla struck out ten. Schmikla won the game. Melier took the loss. Baird umpired plate Schultz at bases. Time 2:20.
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Dick Larson
Jim Knutson
Merchants
Charley Williams
Jim Dunham
Dunham
Don Wolfe
RBI
Allendorf
Bellrue
Meier
Larson
Wolfe
Gabrielson
Golz
Krause
Schlicht
Knutson
Williams
Mc-Eldowney
Schmi
AFL
AB RH
McEld’ney
Pregin
Brenner
Weigent
Schnider
Belirue
Rick
Gripentrog
Peregrine
Snyder
Denham
Meie
P Byers
Ooloup Schlicht
Schmikla
Tee
Packer Stockholders Set for Annual Meeting in Green Bay
Green Bay Wisconsin stockholders are urged to attend the annual meeting Monday night. Packer President Emil R Fischer calls it the first meeting of the new family of stockholders as the corporation carries on a campaign blood transfusion.
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Green Bay
Wis
Green Bay Packer
Packer
Emil R. Fischer
Packer Corporation
Williams Drives In Big Payday With Three Homers
Ted Williams shines in a three game set vs Philadelphia Athletics driving in 10 runs and hitting three home runs and two doubles. He goes six for fourteen to lift his average to .324 and reach 80 RBIs for the season. Williams homers against eight pitchers showing power and consistency in Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Ted Williams
Philadelphia Athletics
Williams
Babe Ruth
West Avenue Narrowly Beats South Avenue 9-7
West Avenue edged South Avenue 9-7 Thursday afternoon with Jim Jirsa the winning pitcher and Don Poellinger on the mound for South Avenue. Bob Ecker homered for the losers, while Hood defeated Lincoln 17-14 in a late four-run rally.
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West Avenue
South Avenue
Jim Jirsa
Don Poellinger
Bob Ecker
Hood
Lincoln
Bob Small
Dhucker
Jack Litsheim
Jim Drendel
Walt Holsinger
Ray Johnson
Roosevelt
Copeland
Elder Miller
Red Schiffer
Ben Buchner
Tom Casperson
Fights Last Night Associated Press Roundup
In Minneapolis Jackie Graves from Austin Minnesota stopped Ellis Ash of Finland in the second round. In Brooklyn Bill Bosi o from Pittsburgh outpointed Johnny Breeze of Paterson New Jersey. In New York Jimmy Herring of New York outpointed George Roberts of Philadelphia.
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Associated Press
Minneapolis
Jackie Graves
Austin
Lift Your Arms Out Of Water In Swimming
Shirley France explains a swimming lesson focusing on lifting arms completely out of the water with every stroke to avoid fatigue. She emphasizes cupping the hands, keeping fingers close and the arm relaxed to maximize pull and efficiency. Tomorrow’s tip warns against bending the elbows too much.
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Shirley
Shirley Mae
France
McQuillen Hurls Bosox To Cub Win
Paul McQuillen hurled the Bo sox to a 2-1 victory over the Onalaska Cubs in a pitchers battle at Copeland. Bob Poss allowed three hits for the Cubs while McQuillen gave up two. Sonny Kneen and John Kneen had the Cubs’ only singles. Larkin pair of triples led the Bosox.
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Bosox
Onalaska Cubs
Copeland
Bob Poss
Cubs
Poss
MacQuillen
Sonny Kneen
John Kneen
Onalaska
Gary Larkin
Ed Larkin
Ray Rudie
Swanies
Dodgers
Jim Quinn
Bubs Brose
Tom Paulson
Bob Snyder
Bob Ames
Marc Doolittle
Swanses
Schmoos
Salzer
Haddad
Bob van Galder
Boby Terry
Kruezer
van Galder
Harry Worth
Storey
Goosetown
Dick Hayes
Blackhawks
Gateway City Girls Open vs Mindoro in Exhibition
The Gateway City girls softball team hosts Mindoro girls in an exhibition Saturday night at 6 30 p m in Gateway City. On July 4 Gateway City travels to Eitzen for a 2 30 p m game.
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Gateway City Girls
Mindoro
Wis
Gateway City
Eitzen
Baseball league leaders listed for National and American leagues
The top hitters and pitchers are named: Robinson leads NL batting with .378. Musial and Jethroe among leaders in runs and hits. Kell and Dillinger pace AL batting and hits. Williams and DiMaggio appear in multiple categories. The note ends with a line about over a thousand Polish villages to be electrified this year.
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Associated Press
Robinson
Brooklyn
Musial
St. Louis
Jethroe
Boston
Sauer
Chicago
Kiner
Pittsburgh
Lockman
New York
Smalley
Kell
Detroit
Doby
Cleveland
Williams
Stephans
Stephens
Dillinger
Philadelphia
Doerr
Evers
Henrich
Rosen
DiMaggio
Yale
Reynolds
Lemon
McDermott
Gray
Waukon Triumphs Over Eitzen 7-2 In Home Win
Waukon, Ia special to report Al Kolarick pitched eight shutout innings striking out 16 as Waukon beat Eitzen Minn 7 to 2. A six run third inning carried the Dragons to the victory with Dick Dasher and Bob McDonald each driving in two on triples. Dibley took the loss.
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Waukon
al Kolarick
Eitzen
Minn
Kolarick
Wauken
Dick Dasher
Bob McDonald
Dasher
Dibley
Promnitz
Wiegrefe
Soldiers Grove over VFW Nine 5-2 on Rentz one-hitter
Rentz pitched a spectacular one hitter as Soldiers Grove defeated VFW of La Crosse 5-2 in a Thursday night game. Jim Sullivan pitched for VFW while Soldiers Grove built a three run lead in the first inning and added two more in the fifth. Bell collected two hits for the Grove, and Gilbert provided the lone VFW hit. Viroqua lost to Soldiers Grove 7-2 the night before as Otis Clark beat Pete Gordinier.
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Soldiers Grove
Wis
Rentz
Soldiers Gove
VFW
la Crosse
Jim Sullivan
Gilbert
Bell
Grove
Viroqua
Otis Clark
Pete Gordinier
Grove Crew
Richland Center
Soldiers Grove All-Stars
Viola
Superior Edged 3-1 by Aberdeen in Wet-Field Game
The Superior Bears lost 3-1 to Aberdeen on Thursday night as wet grounds postponed the Grand Forks at Eau Claire contest. St. Cloud defeated Fargo-Moorhead 4-2, and Duluth beat Sioux Falls 7-2 in other league games.
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Associated Press
Aberdeen
Grand Forks
Eau Claire
St. Cloud
Fargo-Moorhead
Duluth
Sioux Falls
Rupture Shields Demonstration by H L Hoffmann at La Crosse
Minneapolis expert H L Hoffmann promotes his Rupture Shields at Hotel La Crosse on Thursday July 6 from 10 A M to 3 P M. He has specialized since 1928 and fitted over ten thousand cases. Special lady attendant for women and children.
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Minneapolis
Minn
la Crosse
Hotel la Crosse
Hoffmann
Hoffmann’s Surgical Appliance CO
Andrus
Minneapolis 2
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Ray Amundson
Jerry Kurth
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W. Fisher
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Case of Heileman
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Ervin Janisch
DR. H. W. Hunt
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