Milwaukee Tracks Down La Crosse in Wisconsin Meet
Milwaukee posts an 84 to 63 win over La Crosse and Whitewater at Whitewater. Jim DeMerit leads with wins in high hurdles and low hurdles and the shot put, plus a third in the broad jump. La Crosse takes five firsts, Whitewater ties La Crosse in the high jump.
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Robinson Stars As Dodgers Rout Cardinals 15 6
Brooklyn blasts St. Louis 15 6 with Jackie Robinson driving in six runs and Pee Wee Reese fueling the rally with an infield single and a three run homer. Reese scores five times as Robinson adds two doubles and a single.
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Athletics Rout Tigers In 15 7 Victory Saturday
In the May 22 1949 box score the Philadelphia Athletics toppled the Detroit Tigers 15 to 7 to move into second place in the American League pennant race. Joost had four hits including an eighth inning homer with the bases empty, as Phil Marchildon began for the A’s and Detroit built a 7-0 lead before Scheib settled in for his second win without a defeat.
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Locals Snatch League Title With 5-0 Shutout
La Crosse State Teachers College led by Dave Benedict blanked River Falls Teachers 5-0 to claim the league crown. Benedict allowed four hits with one walk over nine innings as La Crosse moved to 5-0 in circuit play, with River Falls suffering the loss behind Lamon and Riley.
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Toledo Tigers End Miller Streak With 5-3 Win
Toledo beat Minneapolis 5-3 as Walter Nothe earned his first start on the mound. A former Miller, Bill Barnacle, hit a two run single in the fifth. An unearned run in the sixth and a late eighth inning score sealed the victory for Toledo.
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Badger Golfers Fall to Gophers in Big Nine Meet
MINNEAPOLIS Minnesota won all three four ball matches to take the Big Nine meet over Wisconsin 23 to 10 on Friday. The report notes scores and remaining match details.
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Portmarnock set for British amateur play Monday
Portmarnock in Ireland braces for gales as Americans challenge for a third straight British amateur title. Willie Turnesa and Frank Stranahan, recent U S champions, headline a field of 17 others with Ronnie White, Joe Carr, and Jimmie Bruen as the main home hopes amid a forecast week of 30 mile winds.
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Columbus Redbirds Rout Kansas City 8-3 Behind Howerton's Two homers
In Columbus Ohio Bill Howerton blasted two home runs driving in five runs as the Columbus Redbirds defeated Kansas City 8-3. His first inning homer followed by another in the third with two on powered the victory. Bug Savings Bonds
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Milwaukee Road and Newburg Playoff Tie In Industrial League
Milwaukee Road and Newburgs double AA 16 Inch Industrial league teams were to play a Sunday morning playoff at West Avenue diamond starting 10 30 with the game tied 6 6 after darkness halted play last Monday evening.
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Gundersens Present Trophy to La Crosse Gun Club
La Crosse Gun club president E. B. Lamp says the Gundersens doctors donate a beautiful trophy to promote trap shooting and award annually to the local champion. Presentation at Myrick Park clubhouse Sunday includes a handicap shoot with 50 targets.
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Beloit Team Cups Midwest Track Meet
Beloit won the Midwest conference track championship with 59 percent of points, led by a well balanced team that scored in every event. Lawrence finished second, Monmouth third, Grinnell fourth, with Ripon Carleton Cornell Knox and Coe rounding the standings. Cold weather affected times but not field events. Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig dominated American league home runs, each leading four straight years 1927 to 1930 and tying for the lead in 1931.
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Winnebago Indians top Menomonie 8 4 in Tomah game
In Tomah Wisconsin the Winnebago Indian baseball team defeated Menomonie 8 to 4 as Snowball Smith pitched all nine innings and hit three doubles. Chevalier Brown pitched for Menomonie with Knote and J Blackdeer. Bovine led the losers with a triple.
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California Varsity Tops Badgers in Three Mile Rowing Race
California varsity crew defeated the University of Wisconsin in a three mile Oakland estuary race ending the regatta. The Bears led the Badgers by more than three lengths finishing in 14 43.6. This marked their ninth rowing victory since last June 30.
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Illini Rally Ends Buckeyes in Big Nine Finale
Illinois closed its season with a six run rally in the eighth inning to beat Ohio State 12 to 17 before 2,617 fans in Champaign. A rainstorm ended the game after eight innings with the Buckeyes trailing.
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Illinois vs Ohio gridiron conclude season with mixed results
The game featured Stan Feldman of Illinois and Dick Hauck of Ohio as starting pitchers. both teams saw heavy hitting. Illinois finished 6 wins and 5 losses, while Ohio ended 2 wins and 7 losses.
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Birmingham Waterway Links to Mobile Port Route
Birmingham in Alabama operates a waterway connection to Mobile, Alabama, enabling coastal port access across the region.
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