Faulkner Skips U S Open But Sees Fall Return
British Open champion Max Faulkner says he will not enter the U S Open next month in Dallas while planning a return to England to defend the Open title at Lytham St Annes. He hints at possibly two years back in America chasing major prizes, as he competes in the Round Robin at Wykagyl Golf Club with 15 other international stars.
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Horseshoe Meeting Slated For Friday
The City recreation department calls a meeting of all horse shoe pitchers for Friday May 16 at Houska Park. The session begins at 7 30 p.m. All interested in competing in one of the three classes are urged to attend.
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Paul Kreuger Named Fond du Lac High Basketball Coach
Paul Kreuger, 42, longtime coach at Reedsburg High School, will become Fond du Lac High School's new basketball coach replacing Exner Menzel who leaves for private business. Kreuger has coached basketball football and track at Reedsburg for six years and previously coached at Chilton and Baraboo. He is a 1934 graduate of the University of Wisconsin.
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Blues Rally With 11th Inning Shot Beats Louisville
Bill Renna belted an 11th inning homer with one out to lift the Kansas City Blues to a 7-6 victory over Louisville. Milwaukee’s game against Indianapolis was rained out, while Minneapolis lost 4-2 to Toledo. Ed Amoros ripped a 450-foot triple for St Paul to win 9-8 in the 10th over Columbus.
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Milwaukee
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Minneapolis
Toledo
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Crawford to Cards aims for Chicago deal
Georgia Tech quarterback Darrell Crawford said last night he would sign to play professional football with the Chicago Cardinals at an early date.
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Salas Upsets Carter to claim lightweight title in LA
In Los Angeles, Lauro Salas of Monterrey Mexico defeated Jimmy Carter in a 15 round decision to become the new undisputed world lightweight champion. Carter failed in his bid for a third defense as promoter plans a rematch within 60 days. Salas earned the title with a late surge and solid exchanges, drawing cheers from a Mexican supporting crowd.
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Badger Crew Invades East For Regatta
University of Wisconsin crews travel to Eastern Sprint Regatta at Princeton Lake Carnegie with workouts planned and lineups including Capt. Bob Nelson at stroke and Jim Lorenzen No 7. Badger baseball plays Minnesota and Iowa over the weekend while spring football drills culminate with an intrasquad at Camp Randall. Track faces Illinois after duals with Iowa and Michigan State as golf and tennis schedule also involve Michigan State, Northwestern, Illinois, Iowa and Minnesota.
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La Crosse State Squads Face Non-League Tests This Week
Three La Crosse State College teams travel away to tune up for conference action with non league dates. Baseball heads to St Cloud Minnesota seeking first non-conference win while tennis golf track aim to stay undefeated against Beloit Milwaukee Racine and Whitewater in a triangular meet at Milwaukee events and dates unspecified.
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Dick Evans Joins Coaching Staff of Cardinals
Dick Evans thirty four year old former Chicago Cardinals lineman signed to join the club as a line coach. Evans played for the Cardinals in 1941 42 and with the Green Bay Packers and last year was on the Loyola University Los Angeles coaching staff.
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Green Bay Packers
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Los Angeles
Twenty-One Players Dropped From Major League Rosters
The article lists MLB clubs trimming rosters to the legal limit, naming players sent to minor leagues or to other associations. Browns optioned Mahoney Fannin Johnson and Rojek. Giants sent Bowman to Minneapolis. Yankees sent Miller to Kansas City. Cleveland moved Zuverink Chakales Stirn Weiss to Indianapolis. Cardinals waivers on Mauch. Red Sox sent Gernert to Louisville and Stephens to Albany. Cubs sent Chiti to Springfield. Pirates sent Mangan to Toronto Muir to New Orleans Hall to Burlington Walls to Waco. Detroit sent Taylor Garbowski and McLeland to Buffalo.
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Cliff Fannin
Darrell Johnson
San Antonio
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Toledo
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Roger Bowman
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New York Yankees
Bill Miller
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George Zuverink
Bob Chakales
George Stirnweiss
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Boston Red Sox
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Louisville
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Albany
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Springfield
Pittsburgh
Jim Mangan
Toronto
Joe Muir
New Orleans
Dick Hall
Burlington
Lee Walls
Waco
Detroit
Ben Taylor
Alex Garbowski
Wayne McLeland
Buffalo
Eagles Add Wyde From Steelers In Blockbuster Deal
The Philadelphia Eagles acquired tackle Frank Wyde from the Pittsburgh Steelers in a key NFL roster move as they pursue a stronger line. Wyde joins a reshaped unit aimed at boosting the offense and protection this season.
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Philadelphia Eagles
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Pittsburgh Steelers
Salas Beats Carter for Lightweight World Title in Los Angeles
Lauro Salas from Monterrey outpointed Jimmy Carter of New York over 15 rounds to win the world lightweight title. In Miami Beach Bobby Dykes halted Nick Moran in five rounds, claiming the middleweight bout.
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Monterrey
Mexico
Jimmy Carter
New York
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Fla
Bobby Dykes
Nick Moran
Mexico City
Rain Washes Out Wisconsin State League Games
Rain wiped out four Wisconsin State League games last night. Wausau at Appleton, Sheboygan at Fond du Lac, Green Bay at Janesville, and Oshkosh at Wisconsin Rapids were postponed.
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49ers Sign Thompson Star Halfback from Southern
Aaron John Thompson a star running back from Southern University Baton Rouge has signed with the San Francisco 49ers of the National Professional Football League.
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