Revival and turmoil shadow La Crosse baseball season
Milwau kee reports say the Brewers face about 20000 dollars in the red this season as management worries. Weather and cash flow affect gate receipts and lighting costs at the park. The City Diamondball Association also battles finances while teams shuffle and a new lineup forms. The Troubadours and House of David clash in the opener as district basketball relations fracture between Sparty and Tonsall.
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Milwaukee
Brewer Baseball Club
City Diamondball Association
Hoya
CDA
We Alldelie Park
Pelea
Moan Hon
Meare
Ray Pras
Veck
Antene
Miehors
Wwertenfeldt
Chasypeire
Matorek
Omer Rauch
Wheeler
Amenson
Obst
Lee
Shertelly Secoyd
Mirahams
Walts
Waest
Swaneid Olashrentiar
Revent
Lefty Gliebrenger
la Crosse
Clive Champine
Weyer
Mink Bach
Hed Mike Abraham
Kick
Eaul Clare
June Zajac
Willan’ Swan
Ossie Wuest
Franz Club
Teachers College
Wherler
Barukov
Jack Qunn
House of David Clan
Ineliding
Giasbrenper
Abraham
Winong
Tomah
Sparty
Tonsall High
Nhen Conailal
Lee Kan
Central
Pigh Onta
Neal
Phillies Take 7-6 Loss To Cardinals In Scrappy Tilt
Phillies edged the Cardinals 7-6 after two hours and forty four minutes of heated play. Ejections and beanball tensions flared early with Delancey and Labert incidents, Dizzy Dean and brother Paul joining the exchange. Giants Dodgers and Red Sox led other league games as Boston outpitched Chicago and the White Sox beat the Yankees.
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Trane
Ford Frick
Pittsburgh Pirates
Chicago Cats
Phillies
St. Louis Cardinals
Jerome
Dizzy
Artley
W Taber
New York Giants
Brooklyn Dodgers
Boston
Giants
Pirates
Dodgers
Cincinnati
Rabel Huth
Fred Frankhouse
Chicago Cubs
Ray Radcliff
New York Yankees
Ted Lyons
Yankees
Boston Red Sox
Fritz Ostermueller
Cleveland Indians
Najlowut Grngue Vuhpte
Ron
Toda
Kleintes
Dave
American Association and League Scores Tallied Across Regions
Fragmented scores from various leagues show American Association and National League results. Teams like Philadelphia, New York, Chicago, and St. Louis posted wins or losses in a mix of city matchups and schedule notes.
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American Association
Paul Wiasereene
Minneapolia Ve
Az Trianapoli
York
Beown
Beinsyi
Tic Weyer
Hirookisu
Tesonard
Snipes
New Voth Soc
Verrmann
Besion
Philadelphia
Tarr
Linnie
M. CuWee
Inher Ranins
Macks Trade Blaeholder for Two Players in Shuffle
Philadelphia Athletics dispose of Merrit Cain and Ed Coleman to the St. Louis Browns for veteran right hander George Blaeholder. Alexander Hooks is sent to Atlanta on option, with recall possible after 24 hours. Blaeholder to debut against Detroit tomorrow while Buck Newsom sells to Hornsby for 50,000 and Jack Hayes is sidelined by a thumb injury.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Athletics
Connie Mack
Merrit
Sugar) Cain
Ed Coleman
St. Louis Browns
George Blaeholder
Alexander Hooks
Tulsa
Okla
Atlanta
Hooks
Jimmy Foxx
Intercity Loop Games Postponed by Rain and Cold
Intercity Diamondball league in Winona postponed Tuesday games after heavy rain and cold weather. Peerless Beers and H. Sports traveled to upper Yivercity to play. batting practice ended as rain began. Interstate Packers vs Sheldon Cigars and Webb Qils vs Modern Laundry also postponed. Second round robin may start a week late. two La Crosse games tentatively set for Friday under flood lights with S. and H. facing Modern Laundry at Copeland Park and Peerless meeting Sheldon at Athletic Park.
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Winona
Rein
Interstate Packers
Sheldon Cigars
Webb Qils
la Crosse
Copeland Park
Peerless and
Sheldon Tothe
Athletic Park
Jungwirth Seizes Pin Sweepstakes Victory at Archendale
Jungwirth topped the Eagles bowling league sweepstakes at Arcnde alleys Tuesday night with 669 pins, followed by We Almos at 627 and T. Abel with 622. Other names and scores appear in the event list, highlighting a crowded turnout and strong performances across the league.
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Eagles
Arcnde
We Almos
T. Abel Waxure
Ness AW
Ation J
Abed
A. Mawes
Thurston - Halin
Ae. Welgel
Berger
Mindy T. Berny
Wings G. Rtumehak
Busie
W. Buplin
AK. Muth
J. Heznouz
Tay Weber
G. Walehak
Wuehi
AL Telleiseoseth
Rinie
Lowell
Wosdard
Michel
Per Tribune
eMnvestment
Cnil
Ery Ie Y
Lawson Little Still Best Bet In British Amateur Golf
Lawson Little of San Francisco remained the favorite in the British amateur championship by advancing to the third round with a 4 and 3 win over Jw Zacharias of St. Annes. Richard M. Chapman of Greenwich Conn. moved into the fourth round by defeating W H Elkins 5 and 4, while Tommy Tailer Jr. of Piping Rock LI was eliminated by Eric Fiddian 7 and 1 in a brisk follow up to the earlier rounds.
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Eng
W. Lawson Little, Jr
San Francisco
Jw. Zacharias
Richard M. Chapman
Greenwich
Conn
WH. Elkins
T. Suffern
Tommy} Tailer Jr
Rock
L. I. Tailer
New York District
Eric Fiddian
Fiddian
Robert Sweeney
New York
P. W. L. Risdon
England
Gayle Talbot
Associated Press
St. Anne's-On-The-Sea
Dan H. Topping
Ernest Millard
Topping
Brooklyn
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T. A
Dale) Bourn
Harvey W. Shaffer
Earl Watson
Shaffer
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Cavendish
Britain
Leonard Crawley
Lawson Little
Aesin
Eric Martin Smith
Little
J. P. Zacharias
Tommy Tatler
Piping Rock
Dick Chapman
Monterey Park
Calif
New Yorker
London
Beston
Robert Knowles
Brookline
Mass
R. A. Stranahan
Toledo
Guy Hayes
North Andover
John Forsman
Yesterday's Stars Foe the Om Toa Date Fades
A garbled recap mentions Ray Radcliff homering for the White Sox in an eighth inning burst to edge the Yankees and Babe Ruth. Leu Chiasso and PAMies are listed with two runs, while the Dodgers use split pitching to hold the Reds to five hits. Bill Terry and the Giants beat the Pirates with two singles and a key dugout effort. Fred Ottermueller earns a seven hit win for the Red Sox.
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Ray Radcliff
White Sox
Beet Kankees
Haba Ruth
Breyes
Cyne
Leu Chiazza
Pamies
Cardinal
van Munge
Dutch Leonard
Dodgers
Reda
Bill ‘Terry
Giante
Dangbla
Giants
Pirates
Fred Ottermueller
Red Sox
Indian
Sutton Enters 10 In Annual State Tourney
Coach Mark Sutton names ten Central high track and field men to compete in class A at the annual state track tourney in Madison this weekend. The squad departs Friday noon with entrants including Cliff Beggs Charles Frederickson Donald Skapple Harald Klawitter Raymond Larson Homer Stahl Donald Chase Bob Gardner Jack Gantenbein and Bob Besch.
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Mark Sutton
Central High
Madison
Cliff Beggs
Charles Frederickson
Donald Skapple
Harald Klawitter
Raymond Larson
Homer Stahl
Donald Chase
Bob Gardner
Jack Gantenbein
Bob Besch
NCAA Pickers to Choose Berkeley Meet Delegates
Milwaukee officials report NCAA track and field rules committee will select 12 athletes at a June 8 meeting to cover expenses for the Berkeley meet June 21 22. Committee head T N Metcalf will attend Marquette Stadium events June 7 and 8 finalizes selections. Members include Hillman Robertson Fetzer Littlefield Wilson Huff Hughes Cromwell. Major John L. Griffith to referee Central Intercollegiates with 20-plus schools entered.
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Milwaukee
Wis
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Berkeley
Calif
T. N. Metcalf
University of Chicago
Marquette University Stadium
Harry Hillman
Dartmouth College
Lawson Robertson
University of Pennsylvania
Robert Fetzer
University of North Carolina
Clyde Littlefield
University of Texas
Kenneth L
Tug) Wilson
Northwestern University
H. J. Huff
University of Missouri
Harry Hughes
Colorado Agricultural College
Dean Cromwell
University of Southern California
John L. Griffith
Purdue Slams Illinois In Tight Big Ten Baseball Race
Purdue, last in the standings, upset Illinois 5 to 2 at LaFayette to finish 7-3. Northwestern beat Chicago 7 to 4 in ten innings at Chicago, denying the Maroons a leadership return. Ohio State, Minnesota, and others remain in the chase with remaining games and possible surges.
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Purdue
Northwestern
Illinois
LaFayette
Illini
Chicego
Uinois
Chicag
Ohio State
Buckeyes
Indiana
Miini
Minnesota
Iowa
Wisconsin
Wrestling Last Night In Several Cities AP Report
In Albany New York H George Zaharias 234 from Puebla Colo drew with Gind Garibaldi 2 6 after two falls both knocked out. In St Louis two falls caused disqualification. New Haven Conn Ed Don Geerge 200 North Java X defeated John Katan 215 Kazan disqualified after two falls. Sioux Falls SD Big Bad Wolf 225 San Francisco defeated Nore Jerlstrom 220 Seattle won first fall drew second. Boston Pat Melclacy 275 defeated Floyd Jones 225 McCook Neb won first fall drew second.
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George Zaharias
Puebla
Colo
Gind Garibaldi
St. Louis
New Haven
Cona
Don Geerge
North Java
John Katan
Montreal
Kazan
Sioux Falls
Big Bad Wolf
San Francisco
Nore Jerlstrom
Seattle
Pat Melclacy
Boston
Floyd Jones
McCook
Neb
Brewers Lead Race Despite Loss as Stull Stirs Standings
In a tight American Association race Milwaukee still led at .625 after a loss to Indianapolis. Toledo’s 5 3 win over St Paul dropped the Saints and allowed Toledo to surge. Minneapolis and St Paul split with Columbus as Gil and Galehouse delivered key blows. Kansas City rolled past Louisville 8 0 behind Fuller ton while Polk and Lamaster struggled for Milwaukee.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Brewers
Indianapolis
Toledo Mud Hens
Saints
Roxie Lawson
Mills
Lawson
Indians
Polk
Lamaster
Mickey Heath
Oscar Bluege
Heath
Bluege
Ted Gullic
Columbus
Dohnny Gil
Dennis Galehouse
Galehouse
Steve Savdra
Red Birds
Kansas City
Curt Fullerton
Nekola
Sewell
Louisville
Minneenolls
Sondra
Mishouse
Geile
Ryba
Ogrodgwsl
Central and Logan golf squads place second and third
In a quadrangular meet at the country club course last weekend Eau Claire led with 863 strokes for four players. Central followed three back at 366, Logan 408, Chippewa Falls 460. La Crosse tallies include Central Wittich Kesnells Pret Ristow Meler Tohnson among others.
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la Crosse Central
Logan High
Eau Claire High
Eau Claire
Central
Logan
Chippewa Falls
la Crosse
Central Wittich Kesnells
Pret
Ristow
Tohnson
State Ped Meet Slated Saturday in Milwaukee
Milwaukee Teachers college coach Guy Peniwell announced the annual state teachers college track meet will be held Saturday in Milwaukee after moving from Stevens Point due to condition concerns. Oshkosh Stevens Point La Crosse and Whitewater expect full teams. Eau Claire and Stout may enter top athletes. The conference tennis meet also will be held that day.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Guy Peniwell
Milwaukee Teachers College
State Teachers’ College
Stevens Point
Eddie Kotal
Oshkosh
la Crosse
Whitewater
Penwell
Eau Claire
Stout
Wisconsin high school coaches form first executive committee
Sutton and Kraft named to lead the Wisconsin State High School Coaches Association executive body meeting in Madison Friday night. The panel includes Mark Sutton of La Crosse Central and other members across districts Franklin, Reedsburg, Madison, Milwaukee, Stevenn Celoty, and Wisconsin Rauida among others. The committee operates through the coming year under president Louis F. Means of Green Bay.
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Green Bay
Wis
Wisconsin State High School Coaches’ Association
Madison
Louis F. Means
Vin Vanley
Uperior Central
Mark Sutton
LaCrosse Central
Marie Tivedahl
Stevenn
Celoty Cart
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