Mabel Tops Canton 6 3 to Stay First in FC League
Mabel edging Canton 6-3 in ten innings to retain first in Fillmore county league. Stan Hahn allowed two hits as Mabel tied the score in the seventh and won with three runs in the tenth. Leo Olson led Mabel with three hits, two driving in the decisive runs.
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Mabel
Fillmore County
Stanley Hahn
Stan Jones
Leo Olson
Norris Fredrickson
Maynard Gabrielson
Purdue Faces Indiana Nine This Weekend
Purdue holds the lead in the Big 10 pennant race as Indiana comes to town for a two game series to close Indiana's conference schedule. Indiana is tied for second with Iowa at 7-3, one game behind Purdue at 6-2. The weekend series at Purdue also affects Ohio State and Iowa batteries as the season winds down.
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Purdue
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Iowa
Ohio State
Northwestern
Minnesota
Illinois
Buckeyes
Wisconsin
Boilermakers
Bob Hartman
CIO Team Holds Practice at Copeland Park
The CIO baseball team will hold a practice session at Copeland Park on Wednesday afternoon at 5 30 PM per the manager's announcement.
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Copeland Park
Hoosiers Sweep To Take Series Against Northwestern
Indiana routed Northwestern 42 in the first game while the Hoosiers won 5-2. Iowa completed wins over Minnesota 2-0 and 9-4 to split the series.
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Hoosiers
Northwestern
Iowa
Minnesota
Major League Leaders in Batting, Pitching, and Power
The AP splits NL and AL leaders by category. Notables include Marshall and Zernial atop batting, Mize and Kiner with home runs, and Branca and Lopat guiding pitching for Brooklyn and New York. Stolen-base races feature Robinson, Reece, and Lockman, with 4 each.
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Klner
Pittsburgh
Kazak
St. Louis
Dark
Boston
Lockman
Gordon
Robinson
Brooklyn
Mize
Oole
Newark
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Philadelphia
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Hearn
Coon Valley Dominates Mindoro in Little Eight Baseball
Mindoro suffered a 26-0 loss to Coon Valley as Gordon Henley hurled a four hitter. Curt Olson and Swede Nordstrom each had five hits, with Layton Nelson adding a home run and a single. Holmen topped Bangor 5 0 behind Chuck Olson’s three effective innings, while Onalaska beat Melrose 7 3 to stay undefeated. West Salem and Cashton prepare for a Bangor tilt at 8 p.m. Tuesday.
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Onalaska
Chuck Olson
Harold Nelson
Frank Bachman
Warren Selbo
Arnie Arentz
Art Wittmershaus
Bob Stiegerwald
Bachman
West Salem
Cashton
Salem
Don Gabrielson
Ralph Miller
Jim Seri
Harvernandez
Harold Mashak
Fran Spaeth
Ontario '9' Tops Hillsboro
Ontario defeated Hillsboro 4 to 2 in a non conference game. Hillsboro scored in the seventh. Ontario plated three in the third and one in the seventh. Hillsboro pitcher Johnson gave up seven hits. Hillsboro outhit Ontario 9 to 7 but four errors hurt Hillsboro. Herbeck and Hagenah each had two hits for Hillsboro. Guy Smith led Ontario with two singles and a double.
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Kendall Triumphs Over Mauston in Doubleheader
Kendall defeated Mauston twice 19-3 and 12-2 in Kendall Wisconsin. Gammon pitched the opener with seven hits allowed and Erickson pitched the nightcap with six. Krueger homered for Mauston in game one while Walters and Pleckinger collected two doubles for Kendall. Shelby and Center homered and doubled in game two with Ewers Collins and Schroeder adding doubles for Kendall.
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Gammon
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Pleckinger
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Walters
Shelby
Ewers
J. Collins
C. Schroeder
Blues Bears Capture Northern Loop Wins
The Superior Blues and the Eau Claire Bears won Northern league baseball games last Sunday. Superior crushed Fargo-Moorhead 20-5 and Eau Claire beat Sioux Falls 7-6 in 12 innings. Saturday results: Eau Claire lost to Grand Forks and Superior to Aberdeen.
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Fargo- Moorhead
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Grand Forks
Aberdeen
St. Cloud
Fargo-Moorhead
Duluth
Prairie and Twins win in Scenic league action Sunday
Prairie du Chien defeats Postville 7 to 4 with Krohn pitching a full game. Twin Cities beats Monona 9 to 4 behind Everson pitching. Castalia tops Waukon 9 to 7. Waterville defeats Farmersburg 7 to 3. Lansing downs Harper’s Ferry 7 to 4. Thoresen has two doubles for Lansing.
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Ferry
Scores Lopsided In Vernon Loop
Vernon County league games produced heavy scores Sunday. Genoa beat Retreat 14 2, Sag City defeated Freeeman 13 4, Valley edged Dell 24 15, Harmony beat Hickory Ridge 12 7. Next week Valley vs Bloomingdale, South Ridge vs La Farge, Dell vs Viroqua, plus Western matchups.
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Vernon County Community
Genoa
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la Farge
Freeman
Kirkwood Captures Inquirer Tourney At Whitemarsh Valley
Hollywood star Joe Kirkwood Jr. won the $15,000 Philadelphia Inquirer tournament at Whitemarsh Valley with a 276 over 72 holes, a new course record. Johnny Palmer finished second with 280 to win $1,900. Kirkwood collected $2,600.
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Philadelphia Inquirer
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Hollywood
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Badin
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Disco and Hegg Win Conference Games
Disco waltzed past French Creek 10-3 in a Jackson-Trempealeau loop tilt Sunday. Knutson earned the win with Enghagen charged with the defeat. Hegg blasted Welsh Coulee 20-3 as Rogstad fanned 16 for the victory. Borre son and Johnson pitched for Welsh while Dick Mirland and Under heim led the winners at the plate.
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Parnell and Raffensberger Shine as Braves Tie for Lead
Mel Parnell star pitcher for Boston Red Sox delivers a 6-1 record in seven starts, including two shutouts and multiple extra innings wins. Ken Raffensberger almost no-hit Brooklyn, lifting Cincinnati and keeping pace with NL leaders as Braves win 7-2 over the Cubs and Giants split a doubleheader.
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Newburg's Shade Road and Milwaukee Road Playoff Tilt
Newburg's softball team scored twice in the top of the sixth to edge Milwaukee Road 2 1 on West Avenue Sunday morning. Mahlke pitched five hits with seven strikeouts for Newburg while Pattee held Milwaukee to seven singles. Wiegle hit a fifth inning home run for Milwaukee.
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