Local Keglers Start Windup Of State Pin Tournament
Local bowling clubs begin the three day final stand for the state pin tournament at Recreation alleys. Nine pairs of locals compete in singles and doubles with top Milwaukee and La Crosse teams joining, including Vienna Beers and local champions. Scores and lineups feature H. Sport Goods, Blatz, Employers Mutuals, Superior Wholesale, and Logan entrants with individual high marks noted.
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la Crosse
Milwaukee
R. Herder
Ernie Hess
George Kohn
George Schneeberger
Dr. B. Ender
Emil Biltgen
W. Weigel
Pete Nonstad
Roy Wittenberg
Tallie Robinson
Andy Anderson
George Ballrud
Peta Waix
Joe Wilfinger
John Fuchs
Henry Wittenberg
Gene Hunt
Vienna
H. Sport Goods
Viena
G. Duncan
Louie Colleta
Ciardo
Charley Ding
Steve Meyer
Stan Luwetzki
Olen
Sand Ih
Errol Olsen
Ron Smith
Len Tanberg
Si Knutson
Olsen
Braumeister Beers
Belhunee
Pyroil Co. Paulson
Crosse
le Crosse Club
Bunde Ane Upmeyer Phi
Tower Bros
Milwauker Lall
Salutci
la Crossan Keglees
la Crosee
Superior
la Cros
Yih
Stowlo Recreations
Avio Pombie
Employers Mutuals
Blatz Old RedeWieres
Pmankinton Avendes
Muwanker
Supercar Wholesale Liquors
Blatz
Tournes
Ollie Bi Soli
Andy Grille
H . Roleft
Kissner
Mutuals
Elmer Harper
Strong Teams Invade Tourney Opening Night
Strong teams enter the tournament as opening night action unfolds at the venue. Teams vie for early momentum while schedules and stakes shape the event.
Badger Track Meet To Be Run Indoors
Snowstorm forces Wisconsin Iowa Northwestern triangular meet indoors if Camp Randall track is unsafe. Wisconsin aims for slight edges in five events including pole vault and discus while stars Bernie Page Eugene Skinner from Iowa and Winslow Hay Bud Quinlan of Northwestern contend in 440. Karl Kleinschmidt faces Jack Fleming in the half mile as Northwestern rivals challenge the Badgers.
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Madison
Wis
Tom Jones
The
Badgers
Camp Randall
Wisconsin
Hawks
Wildcats
Iowa
Bernie Page
Eugene Skinner
Northwestern
Winslow Hay
Bud Quinlan
Karl Kleinschmidt
Jack Fleming
Kleinschmidt
Floodlights Deferred for Galesville Baseball Park
Floodlights project for Galesville baseball park postponed until Tuesday evening May 7 at city hall. Severe storm on Wednesday night caused the postponement. village board will be invited to attend and participate in planning the project.
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Galesville
Hackett Resigns As Grid Official
Hackett, a veteran official, retires as director of housing and Public Works Emergency Housing corporaliah. His resignation ends a long career guiding football officiating amid housing duties and public service pressures.
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Hackett
Washington
Horatio B. Hackett
Ronibats
Fights Last Night Feature Boxing Aces Across Cities
The Associated Press reports a night of boxing action with numerous decisions and stoppages. Rosenblaum outpointed Hamer in Francisco while Flowers defeated Gelato in Omaha. Raccafarte and Vorbett scored wins for Reno and Chicago respectively, with Grobons topping Faul and Lee Paul stopping Andy Sioux City.
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Wee
Associated Press
Cal
Precedent And Sex Oppose Her In 61st Derby
Derby day at Churchill Downs stirs debate as Nellie Flag, granddaughter of Man O War, challenges the odds in heavy mud. Weather floods Louisville. conditions likely favor enduring players today with Today and Omaha also in contention among 1939 Derby rivals.
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Precedent
Sex
Gophers Open At Northwestern In Big Ten Start
Minnesota opened the Western Conference season with a win at Northwestern and moved to six straight non conference victories. Wisconsin led the race with four wins and one defeat as Indiana prepared for Chicago at Chicago on Saturday. Ohio State stood at four wins two losses while Iowa prepared for Michigan. Waverines slipped to two of three, with Indiana, Chicago, and Northwestern on weekend schedules.
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Chicago
Minnesota
Northwestern
Gophers
Wisconsin
Iowa
Iowa City
Illinois
Michigan
Waverines
Ohio State
Indiana
Derby Day Facts and Contenders for Three-Year-Old Derby
The Associated Press notes the sixty first Derby for three year olds at approximately standard time in Chuoreklpow TLowsville with a mile and a quarter distance and 40000 added. Leaders include Nellie Flag Plat Frye Omaha Commonwealth Psychic Bid and Starpluck with a purse distribution of 40000 add ons and 5000 to second 3600 to third and 1000 to fourth. A long list of probable starters and doubtful entries is given, including Franca Splendor Chanceview Shoeless Joe and Wes tom Favorito. Weather noted as Coal and cloney. Broadcast by CBS.
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Alan Gould
Associated
Frees Spotta Montor
Louisville
America
Nellie Flag
Churchill Downs
Nellie
Lady of Navarre
Mata Hari
Bazaar
Venice
Certan
Clyde van Dusen
Man O' War
Omaha Mar
Famous Feathers
Omaha
Whichone
Gallant Fox
Gallant Pox
Earl Landa
Col &. RB
Bradley
Idle Hour Farm
Payne Whitney
Psychic
Isabel Dodge Sloane
Eve
Walter M. Jeffords
Philadelphia
Commonwealth
Chicago
Roman Soldier
Lis Black Nolt
Florida
Whiakolo
Morpluck
Morchy
Sun Fairplay
Sun Briar
Hal Price Headley
Associated Press
Chuoreklpow
Tlowsville
Probabie Starierse
Plat Frye
Psychic Bid
Son Fairpla
Buckourn
Whopper
Raman Soldie Solo
Tutticuric
Starpluck
Berm McCarthy
Blackbirder
Bluebeach
Chanceview
Shoeless Joe
Westom
C. V. Whitney
Warren Wright
Nellis
Navy
Tweny Grand
National Network
CBS Es
United States
Philippines
Hickey Calls for More Snarling On Ball Clubs
League president Thomas Jefferson Hickey backs tougher talk and a touch of aggression in American association baseball while condemning excessive friendliness. Manager Danie Bush backs growling as a weapon, wants players to target opponents not umpires, with postponed games rain-delayed.
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William Weekes
Associated Press
Thomas Jefferson Hickey
Danie Bush
Minneapolis
Bush
Kansas City
Hickey
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh Pirates
Bell
Blues
St. Paul-Milwaukee
Guy Bush Tells His Side Of Chicago Fight
Pittsburgh pitcher Guy Bush recounts his role in the Chicago Cubs brawl after a western trip. He says Bill Jurges hit first, denies rushing, and claims Roy Joiner was cut by a fingernail as he tried to push him away. Bush concludes he defended himself and would do so again.
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Pittsburgh
Guy Bush
Pittsburgh Pirates
Chicago Cubs
Chicago
Guy
Cubs
Bush
Pirates
Bill Jurges
Cookie Lavagetto
Hush
Roy Joiner
Joiner
Jewel Ens
Laundrymen Set Evening Meeting for Suits
Members of the Modern Laundry d-ball team gather at the laundry at 7 30 tonight for a brief session after which suits will be issued.
Youth Accounts For Sex Winning
Youths dominate early spring baseball as rookies push veterans in both leagues. Vernon Washington leads White Sox with .305 while Reds rely on Riggs and Kamourais infield depth. Pittsburgh’s Cy Blanton shines among rookies. Beaux Bell and Almada pace AL hitters. Cold rain wipes out thursday games.
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Hugh S. Fullerton, JR
Associated Prene
Chicago White Sox
Cincinnati Reds
White Sox
Vernon Washington
Ray Radcliff
John Whitehead
Cincinnati
Lew Riggs
Reds
Riggs
Bill Myers
Alex Kamyouris
Ival Goodman
Bill Campbell
Gene Schott
al Hollingsworth
Pittsburgh
Darrell
Cy) Blanton
Roy (Beau) Bell
Browns
Mel Almada
Red Sox
Roy Hughes
Cleveland
Billy Knickerbocker
Louis
Bozie) Berger
Ellsworth Dahlgren
West
Alvin
Jake) Powell
Washington
Wally Moses
Athletics
Alex Hooks
Lamar Newsome
Inield
Vito Tamulis
Yankees
Leon Pettit
Joe Sullivan
Detroit
Joe Vance
Chicago
Wrestlers Ordered Out For Training Madison Wis
Madison Wisconsin train regimen update says University of Wisconsin coach Faul Gerling orders a spring training plan for varsity wrestlers. Candidates will work out two days a week under a stricter schedule to build endurance and technique.
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Madison
Wis
Faul Gerling
University of Wisconsin
Local High Schools Send 40 Men To Winona Tourney
Aquinas Central and Logan high schools field nearly 40 athletes for the Southeastern Minnesota track and field meet in Winona despite a snowstorm in La Crosse area. Leaders include Bullet McNamara Speed Hyde Joe Safford and Frank Fuhrman with events across sprint middle distance high jump discus and pole vault. manager Pete Anderson will accompany the team.
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la Crosse
Minnesota
Winona
Aquinas
Central High
Logan High
Bullet McNamara
Speed Hyde
Joe Safford
Frank Kloss
Fred Howly
Clarence Weiss
Willie Tremmel
LeRoy Sieger
Frank Fuhrmano
Johnny Paul
Brunetto Haines
Fuhrman
Red Schroeder
Bill Rinartz
Rinartz
George Schneider
Swish Derovin
Howly
McNamara
Safford
Schneider
Rinhartz
Pete Anderson
Arccompany
Minnesota City
Weather and schedule delays hit early baseball slate
Yesterday’s results show multiple postponed games due to wet grounds across the American Association and National League venues in St. Paul Milwaukee York Brooklyn Philadelphia Boston Detroit and more. Tomorrow’s schedule lists Detroit Boston and others across several cities with varied matchups.
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American Association St. Paul
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Kansas City
American League
Detroit
SL Louis
York
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Boston
Tomorrow's Sciedele American Association
Indianapolis
Louisville
Toledo
Columbus
St. Paul
Ameritin Leone Washington
New York
St. Louie
Cleveland
National League
St. Louis
Chicago
Cincinnatis
Pittsburgh
Associated Presa
American Association
Minneapolla i Pa
aSansas
Teleda
American League Yondest
Boston Washingtrel Etroik
Hadelph
National League War
Bow Pet
Stevie
Brooklyn Oe Stenes
Chicagna
Eagetee
Cincinnati
Track Meets and D Ball Tilts Postponed
The ninth annual Coulee conference track and field meet scheduled for Friday afternoon at Teachers College field was postponed due to inclement weather. A new date will be announced, likely next week. The dual track meet with Upper Town university has been cancelled. The Peacocks will not travel. The La Crosse inter-city four-team d ball attraction is postponed and rescheduled.
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Howard Johnson
Upper Town University
College Oval
Peacocks
la Crosse Athletic Park
la Crosse
Wittich to speak at Elroy high school banquet rally
Walter J. Wittich director of physical education at La Crosse State College will be the principal guest speaker at the Elroy high school football and basketball banquet next Tuesday May 7. Sponsored by the Kiwanis club this annual event honors the city’s athletes.
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Walter J. Wittich
la Crosse State College
Elroy
Kiwanis Club
Nha A Sane
Court sets Eva Coo death date for June 27
New York Court of Appeals signed a death warrant for Eva Coo, affirming her murder conviction of Harry Wright, the chef, for his life insurance. The date is set as Thursday night, June 27, in Albany.
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Vienna Beers
Sterley
Montgomery-Ward
Woolworth Co
Swift and Co
Wineerlick Novelty
Sanitary Barber Shop
Wall's Place
Logan High School
Temple Tavern
Fursk
Miner Cay Texas Co
Servite
Stellen's Demu
Stephan’s Tavern
Stephan's Tavern
Beean
Temverity
SOI 'S Co Ae
Tenne
Logan
C. Jorgenson
Stephen'n Truers
Alsat
Croneey Smith
Alain
E. Prueher
Fey Avern
Ward
Traneen
Emi
Mest van van— Aled
Vauishen
Swift
Sigetry
Lee
Odo
Sreeey
Neowelty Co
Tinneson
Uel
Yom Seltz
Wartinbes
la Nelson Vas
Ats Vine
Tiny Wi
Wilbertson
Lukens
Morrell
Chraeder
Sanline
Barbershop
Reith
Tarkens
Rae Montconery
Mimerstel
Goldstein
Evinetuln
al Rosenstein
Keller
Mthbe
Fiuaher Co
Fr. Dissmore
Andorra
Wiliager Iy Lad
Avernourkis
Hernweil
I. Martenis
Taiwan
Furl Co
Toran Pinee
Jacober J Hay
Hea Tievauph
I Dwyer Tees
Martin
Val
Wirtenke
Mitchell Gee Verdig
Dy Vo
A Wilenseh
Okey
Patterson
Lovejoy
Prdiswoudw . Oy
Beneral Shahray
Galesville Sport
Public Service League
Chilmera
Macharen Ag
L. Bruchs
Htout Vene i. Stokes Ang
Macinnes Sal Phalpe
Tribune
Iobuta AL Cubs
Rome
Rick
Reza
A. Moushyveger
Ota Commencial JR
Veague Ioiesios
T. McDonnell
Parley
Ty H. Pyro Hicks
Neis
Funke Candies Tert
Jim Bur
Fun
Lemleben
O Werner Vroaedl
Lerenz
Ti Shell
Effenvrau Staidtler
Sehninks
Wittenberg
Ming
Northwestern U
Solo
Tead Tribune
Ada
Wittich
Nelson Clothing Co
Riviera Theater
Lacrosse
Kantucay
Glenmore
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