Hillsboro and Logan advance in WIAA sections tourney
Hillsboro pitcher Dode Erlandson spun a one hitter as Hillsboro routed Mauston 10-1 and advanced to the finals. In the nightcap, La Crosse Logan’s Don Smith threw a no hitter and led Logan to a 7-1 win over Viola, striking out 15 in seven innings and adding a homer and a double.
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Hillsboro
Wis
la Crosse
Logan
Dode Erlandson
Manston Prep
Smith
Don Smith
Viola
Erlandson
Mauston
Jones
Rogers
Stan Eno
Allen Wheeler
Bill Stenerson
Hillsboro and Logan Engage in Doubleheader Showcase
In game one Hillsboro defeated Maulton 10 to 1 as Eno ss and others contributed for Hillsboro. In game two Logan triumphed over Viola 7 to 1 with Smith driving Logan’s offense and Hankins earning the win.
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Neubauerss
Rosier
Stenerson
Rogers
Stanek
Hillsboro
Manston
Logan
Viola
Abrh Abre
Weadmanis
Miller
Okinsey
Smith
Hunter
Cards Rally Past Pirates In 9th To Extend Surge
Stan Musial and Enos Slaughter sparked a 13-6 St Louis win over Pittsburgh after Musial homered twice and Slaughter added a homer as the Redbirds won their third straight and moved into a fifth place tie with Philadelphia.
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Associated Press
St. Louis Cardinals
Stan Musia
Enos Slaughter
Musial
Slaughter
Sportsman's Park
St. Louis
RBI
Pittsburgh
Redbirds
St Louis
Red Munger
Ralph Kiner
Johnny Mize
Cardials
Wats
Kirby Higbe
Hal Gregg
Higbe
Gregg
Marty Marion
Jim Hearn
Munger
Pirates
Ted Wilks
Wilks
Cliff Chambers
Phillies
New York Yankee
Detroit
Boston Red Sox
Washington Senators
Red Sox
Fenway Park
St. Louis Browns
Eddie Pellagrini
Mel Parnell
Tex Hughson
Browns
Major League leaders for American and National leagues
A compact roundup lists top performers by league in batting runs RBI hits doubles triples home runs and stolen bases. Notable names include Williams Kell Zernial Lopat Byrne Parnell Robinson Kiner Spahn and Branca with figures for each category across both leagues.
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Associated Press
Battine—ernial
Chicago
Sievers
St. Louis
Joost
Philadelphia
Williams
Boston
Stephens
Kell
Detroit
Zernial
Chapman
Cleveland
Yale
Dillinger
Mitchell
Lopat
New York
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Newhouser
Parnell
Kazak
Schoenzee
Marshall
Gordon
Robinson
Brooklyn
Kiner
Pittsburgh
Lockman
Dark
Jones
Robin
Smalley
Thomson Valley
Furillo
Breetlyn
Nelson
Mize
Reese
Hermanski
Pitchine
Branca
Lively
Cincinnati
Spahn
Jacobs Signs 1949 Packers Contract With Lam Beau
Green Bay Wisconsin Indian Jack Jacobs signed for 1949 season as quarterback in Green Bay. He will compete with rookie Stan Heath for the passing slot in the Packers offense after two surgeries and a troubled 1948 campaign. Jacobs played for Cleveland and Washington before joining the Packers in 1947. He married Mary McMillin and plans summer in Muskogee Oklahoma before July practice.
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Green Bay
Wis
E. L
Curly) Lambeau
Jack Jacobs
Stan Heath
University of Nevada Ace
Packer
Jacobs
Cleveland
Washington
Packers
Mary McMillin
West Coast
Muskogee
Okla
Standings And Saturday Schedule Across Leagues
National games include Boston at Brooklyn in the morning and New York at Philadelphia at noon. Other matchups feature Cincinnati at Chicago, Pittsburgh at St. Louis, St. Louis at Detroit, Chicago at Cleveland, Philadelphia at New York, and Washington at Boston. American Association slate lists Milwaukee at Minneapolis, Kansas City at St. Paul, Columbus at Louisville, Toledo at Indianapolis, plus Wisconsin League games Fond du Lac at Wisconsin Rapids, Janesville at Appleton, Sheboygan at Oshkosh, and Wausau at Green Bay.
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Boston
Brooklyn
New York
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Chicago
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
American Association
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Kansas City
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Columbus
Louisville
Toledo
Indianapolis
Wisconsin
Fond du Lac
Wisconsin Rapids
Janesville
Appleton
Sheboygan
Oshkosh
Wausau
Green Bay
Associated Press
Edo
Major League Box Scores Summary of Cleveland Washington game
Box score notes show hitters Stephens Tebbetts Garver and Pellagrini with RBI totals and 2B hits. Winners include Hughson and Garver with pitchers' lines, while Cleveland and Washington share team totals and game partial timing. Attendance listed as 16,919 with postgame notes on left and fielding stats.
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Stephens
Tebbetts
Garver
Pellagrini
RBI
Goodman
Priddy
Sievers
Spence
DiMaggio
Pesky
Williams
S—Graham
Parnell
Graham
Dillinger
St. Louis
Boston
Hughson
Cleveland
Washington
Tucker
Simmons
Boudreau
Lewis Ne
Gordon
Coan
Doby
Weigel
O Mitchell
Rob’son
Clark
Yost
Tresh
Robinson
Bearden
Dentess
Garcia
Evans
Rosen
Haefner
Papish
Hogan
Stewart
Vernon
Gordon Haefner
S—Haefner
Boston Abrh
Rackley
Schdienst
Castiglione
Marion
Westiske
Musial
Kiner
Northey
Stevens
Diering
Cf Kokos
Doerr
Bockman
Slaughter
Moss
Kazak
Zarillarf Murtaugh
Walker
Jones
Garagiola
Sullivan
Stringer Basgall
3Atts
McCullough
Munger
Higbe
Hearn
Starr
Wilks
Pughson
Senalees
O'Brien
Fitzgera
Chambers
Pittsburgh
Westlake
Schoendienst
Hr—Kiner
Sb—Rackley
S—Chambers
Gale Nine Opens First Night Exhibition in Galesville
Galesville hosts its first under lights exhibition after Memorial Day at 8 p.m. against the Canton, Minnesota baseball team. Also notes the Moscow premiere of Meeting on the Elbe ends with friendship between Russian and American peoples as the key issue for humanity.
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Galesville
Wis
Canton, Minn
Elbe
Moscow
Stranahan Eliminated From British Amateur Meet
Frank Stranahan of Toledo Ohio was knocked out of the British Amateur by Sam McCready of London 4 and 3 at Portmarnock Ireland. A cold wind hampered drives as Stranahan faded after trailing two down at the turn. Willie Turnesa advanced to the semi finals by beating Mick Power on the 19th hole.
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Portmarnock
Ireland
Frank Stranahan
Toledo
Ohio
Sam McCready
London
Willie Turnesa
Mick Power
Little Star
Elmsford
N. Y
Power
Blair Athletes Qualify for State Track Meet
Blair Wis three boys reach state track meet in Madison May 28. Sesvold won discus at 124 feet in Eau Claire last week. Donald Strand led in the half mile with 2 13. Bob Anderson edged teammate Al Sexe in the 440 yard dash in :56.
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Blair
Wis
Madison
Satuday
Sesvold
Eau Claire
Donald Strand
Bob Anderson
al Sexe
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Ladies’ Social League
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Nick & Bee's Steak House
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