Local Intercity D B All Star League Opens Tonight
Intercity loop games between Gateway City clubs start at Athletic Park this evening with two games. Modern Laundry faces Sheldon Cigarsmen as Vinny Jolivette and Bob Carroll duel on the mound. Peerless Bears meet S and HI with Swish Beranck likely on the mound and Panke or Yeager on the other side. Rules discuss spike length limits and first base mill use by catchers. Passes are issued to players and sponsors with distinct La Crosse and Winona policies.
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C.D.A
Bucky Walters Hurls Phillies To Win Over Cards With 4-Hit Show
The City Diamondball league pursues a twelve team field as Lewgut directors wrestle with changing plans. After a fluctuating entry, the league remains one berth short with an $5 entry fee and hopes for additional clubs to join. The Tribune notes the open spot could go to a local frat team or merchants, with The Tribune sport department listing 35 in eas for league selection.
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Lewgut
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Diamondbal! Association Board of
Arcadia Beats Whitehall 7 0 In High School Baseball
Arcadia wins 7 to 0 as Sabetta allows one hit and pitches a shutout. Whitehall's only hit, a two bagger by Hogue in the second inning, comes as Arcadia rakes 11 hits. Whitehall misses four regular seniors due to disciplinary measures, while Robert Van Sickle struggles in the fourth as Arcadia pulls away with four runs.
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Whitehal High School
Ebailpew
Arcadia
Sabetta
Hogue
Arcanit
Gam
Robert van Sickle
Arcade
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GooHoo
Bof Sobotty
Stow
van Sickle
Hopi
Dresselhause Ligh In Galesville Shoot
Special report from Galesville notes Dresselhause Ligh in a local shoot near the Metron arena. Rod Sullehues led scoring early with high effort as Teeter Nichols earned top honors for the year. Seliner Saucier and others contributed as the event closed in April.
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Faleeville
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Tne
Nichols
Seliner Saucier Geconil
Badger Golfers Beat Iowa Stars In Tight Duel
Wisconsin golfers edged Iowa in a close match highlighting key performances from Gardner and Loprinzi. Despite miscues in early doubles, the Badgers recovered to secure a narrow victory on the home course, marking another conference win this season.
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Iowa Stars
Mabel High Edges Rushford In Lopsided 17 to 4
Mabel High dominated Rushford with a 17 to 4 victory. Key plays came from Reed and Halvorson while Matel clinched the win at an early stage.
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SeNoel
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Vitingsen
Reed
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Trishford
Quarve
Vetorsen
Nelson Hompores
Fe Uitingson
Marquette Track Men Off To Meet Sweepstakes
Marquette track team heads to a dual meet against Wisconsin State Teachers College and others. The squad features standout sprinter M Jennines and several returning performers as the event unfolds at a Milwaukee venue with details limited by OCR.
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Cy Blanton Loses First Game As Hubbell Bests Pirates 3 1
Cy Blanton suffers his first defeat of the season as Hubbell defeats the Pirates 3 to 1. The report highlights Barrell Blanton and the Giants’ Hubbell, noting William “Bucky” Walters’ strong pitching for Philadelphia and other league results from the day.
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Pirates
Bill Ristow Wins Skat Tourney Amid Mixed Results
Bill Ristow won the skat tournament last evening, edging out competitors Jose Doekendorfl and others. The event at the Allingelinn club featured net points tallies, a top prize of $80, and announcements about upcoming matches and season tests at KOC with officials inviting players to the venue on Thursday.
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Wath Tretow
Kk. Co
Jose Doekendorfl
Amrie
Murderers Vale
Hones
Winans
Pth
Allingelinn Club
Witionk
Vare Victor Beats Borchert In Three Round Bout
Vare Victor defeated Borchert in a three round decision securing victory as the bout ended with a clear judge’s call. The match featured sustained exchanges and decisive winning pressure from Victor.
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Borchert
Apeten
Tir —Ph
Omaha Poised To Defend Preakness At Pimlico Race
Nearly 200 in track meet here Saturday favor Omaha in the Preakness at Pimlico. The 45th running draws about 35,000 fans as Omaha, sired by Gallant Fox from William Woodward’s Belair stud, seeks the $25,000 stakes. Nellie Flag, Warren Wright’s filly, heads a derby contingent hoping to upset the Belair standout. Only three horses have won both the Derby and Preakness, with Sir Barton, Gallant Fox, and Burgoo King achieving the double.
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Iwetari Pimlico
Churchill Downs
Nellie Flag
Omaha
Gallant Fox
William Woodward
Belsie Stud
Ald
Ruy
Warren Wright
Nellie Morse
Sir Barton
Burgoo King
Washington Crew to Meet Wisconsin on Lake Mendota
Seattle athletic officials wired acceptance of a proposed race with the University of Wisconsin for their crew, funded by a $12,000 quota to send three UW crews to the Poughkeepsie regatta. The race, in Madison, was tentatively set for June 7 or 8 on Lake Mendota, Badger home course, though schedule remained unconfirmed by coach Ralph Hunn.
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Wis
Washington
Wisconsin
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Badgers Seek Berth In First Division
Badgers aim for a first division berth as Wisconsin faces Minnesota in a three game series. The team, missing catcher Reinhart and pitcher Hipyo Donde, will clash Friday and Saturday in Minneapolis with Madison set for June 5.
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Madison
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Jeff Madison
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Saeko
Reinhart
Hipyo Donde
Ruth Deal Sparks Brooklyn Contention Over 1935 Trade
Details emerge on the Boston Braves acquiring Babe Ruth for 1935 with Yankees paying $15,000 for a National League pitcher. Joe McCarthy selects Pat Malone as the trade piece amid Brooklyn ruckus as Casey Stengel demands answers and tensions rise in the Gowanus canal area.
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Brooklyn
Gowanus Canal
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Powers That Be
Woman Sets 1911 All Events Record in Chicago Bowling
Chicago bowlers dominate the standings as Marie Warmbier sets a sensational all events mark of 1911 with 600 team, 659 doubles, and 652 singles totals. Alberti Jewelers overtake Sanatorium Majors of Grand Rapids by posting 973, 971, 822 for a 2789 team score.
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Marie Warmbier
Windy City
Alberti Jewelers
Grand Rapids
U S China Clash In Net Play Today
United States faces China in a five match Davis Cup second round qualifier to decide a North American berth for the semi final against Europe. The U S team features Budge Mako Grantly with Pate set to pair Grant against Cheng while Kho Chen Cheng and Khojo are the Chinese opponents in singles and doubles to follow.
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J. Donald Budge
C. Gene Mako
Sin Kleiho
Guy Cheng
Walter Pate
United States
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Cheng
Budge
Koho
Mako
Kho
Tennis star Jonks injured in Bronx car crash
Tennis player and former United States amateur champion Jonks, 22, was hospitalized in the Bronx after an auto crash into an electric light pole. He suffered a facial fracture and head cuts. He lives in suburban Branxyville and is reported in stable condition.
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Linju
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Champion Max Baer Injury From Studio Accident
Heavyweight champion Max Baer sustained a powder burn to the chest during a studio skit rehearsal when a revolver loaded with blank cartridges fired accidentally. Baer, left superficially hurt, received tetanus toxoid injection and vowed to resume training soon.
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Jerry Casale
Casale
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Braddoe Heer
Caliifornia
Blues Help Columbus End Seven-Game Slide In 4 1 Victory
The Columbus Red Birds, with Branch Rickey watching, snap a six game losing streak by beating Kansas City 4 to 1. Milwaukee rebounds to third place behind Indianapolis and St Paul after routing Toledo 11 to 2. Rain halted Indianapolis at Minneapolis and Louisville at St Paul scheduled games.
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Pressner
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Wainwright Loses St Louis Franchise in AHA Shakeup
The American Hockey Association canceled Frank Wainwright’s St. Louis Flyers franchise for unpaid dues and player salaries. Frank Ruppenthal will take over the franchise as the league restructures, keeping Tulsa Kansas City St. Louis and Oklahoma City in the American Association. Duluth Minneapolis and St. Paul shift to the Central circuit for war league games.
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American Hockey Association
Priday
Frank
Doc ) Wainwright
St. Louis Flyers
Willem
Grant
Baseball Roundup: Slugging Stars Shine in Checks and Wins
In a muted AP recap, Ray Benge relieves Dodgers-Limited Redz for six innings with two hits and six strikeouts. Red Sox break through Chicago White Sox with two doubles and RBI by Ringle. Bucky Vallere delivers a four hit game for Phillies, scoring the decisive run in the ninth against the Cardinals. Pepper notes Browns defeat Athletics 4-2 as Smeck drives in three, while Carleton Cubs stay hot with five hits and six strikeouts. Hank Leiber of the Giants drives in two runs with a double and single against the Pirates. Mel Harder of the Indians fans six in seven innings on three hits.
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Fullerton
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Cy) Blanton
Pittsburgh
Giants
le Hubbell
William
Bucky) Wallers
Phillies
Cardinals
Altvauei Tee
Bucky Wan Iistad
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Sagker
Jimmy Wile
Walters
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Virgil Droos
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Bat Waller
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Lewis Vouthouse
Mickey Italo Etieted
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Washington
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Boston
Kemivdy
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Shen
Associated Press
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Dodgers
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Mni Almada
Red Sox
Ringle
Bucky Vallere
Pepper
Browns
Athletics
Carleton
Hank Leiber
Pirates
Blanton
Mel Harder
Indians
Canzoneri Faces Ambers For Lightweight Crown
Tony Canzoneri, former lightweight champion, meets Lou Ambers in a 15 round title bout at Madison Square Garden to crown a new champ. Barney Ross vacated due to weight limits. 19000 capacity expected with receipts near $40000. Ambers favored 9 to 5 as Canzoneri seeks late career comeback.
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New York
Lou Ambers
Madison Square Garden
Chicago
Barney Ross
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Herkimer
Hurricane
Canzoneri
al Singer
Baseball scores and schedules from the leagues
In American League results Boston defeated Chicago ten to one while New York won nine to three over St Louis with Philadelphia beating Washington two to none and Detroit postponed. National League games saw Chicago five Boston one and New York three Philadelphia two with Cincinnati at Brooklyn and Pittsburgh at New York. Tomorrow's schedule lists American Association games Toledo at Milwaukee Columbus at Kansas City and others including Boston at Chicago and New York at Cleveland.
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Denal Geagne
American Association
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Solumbus
Tomah Nine Host To Portage Club Sunday
Tomah Wisconsin special edition reports Tomahs nine will wear new cardinal uniforms for a Sunday game against the Portage Red Sox. First pitch set for 2 p.m. at the fair grounds.
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Portage Club
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Entries Open For Legion Rifle Meet In Baraboo
Entries for the seventh district American Legion small bore rifle match at Baraboo on June 2 have opened. District entrants must mail entries to Ernie Wojahn in La Crosse, the tourney director. Blair Legion Post withdraws from sponsoring league baseball for the year but may return next season.
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Baraboo Juna 2
Ernie Wojahn
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American Legion Post
Baraboo Enters La Crosse Relay Meet
Baraboo plans to enter in the two mile and one mile relays with a possible 880 yard team as six schools compete in the Central high school Juni or Association of Commerce relay meet at La Crosse State Teachers College field. Wisconsin entrants include Waukon Iowa, Caledonia Minnesota, and Wisconsin groups Galesville Viola Onalaska with a possible Wisconsin Rapids entry. The meet starts 1 40 p m with four team trophies and ribbons for individual events 100 220 440 and 880 yard dashes. Mark Sutter of Central High School helps organize with J A C relays committee while Central hosts with J A C as sponsor.
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Gordon L. Willson
Waukon
Caledonia
Minn
Galesville
Viola
Onalaska
Wisconsin
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la Crosse
Mark Sutter
Central High School
J.A.C
District Track and Dual Meet Set for Saturday at Teachers College
Nearly 209 thinclads from 14 schools expected for district age scholastic track and field carnival and Central Aquinas dual meet on Teachers College field. Aquinas sponsors 15 athletes for the dual. Central fields numerous contenders in sprints hurdles and distance events with key matchups including Kloss, How ly, Tremmel, and Wetsch among others. Meets open at 1 10 with class B and C divisions. Portage and Holmen favored in their classes amid a wide field of entrants from numerous northern Wisconsin schools.
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George Schneeberger
Aquinas
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Central
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Johnny Paul
Bob Schroeder
Kloss
Gantenbein
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Bob Gardner
Frey
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Patasill
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Troyanek
Waterman
Rienarlz
Derouin
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