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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1944

Page

7

700 Foot Bowling Club Holds Annual Meet In La Crosse

La Crosse chapter of the 400 Bowling Clubs of America held its annual meeting at Lodge on Sunday. Officers for the coming year were elected led by Letion of Winona and Williams of Nine Pin Buoy with several out of town guests present. Highlights included a national merit award to Russ Braun for a 687 series and top finishes in horseshoe and volleyball events. The group adopted using composite averages for the 700 kegler tourney and planned postwar national meets in La Crosse and Peoria.

Tribune John Williams Winona Prince George, Sr Rex Honory Leroy Chase Peoria Ill Eli Whitney National Office American Bowling Congress Milwaukee George W. Schneeberger Turnkey Tony. Shuda Ed Goettsch Clinton Pin Bouy la Crosse Bowling Clubs of America Seveal Letion Sea- Williams Prince Nine Pin Will Ot Rex Ee Creme Pin Buoy Tumkeys Ed Seidlit G. W. Schneeberger Roy Wasmuth Oscar Paulson Oscar Gene Hunt Andy Anderend Schneeberger Ford Lipovetz Paulson Norman E. Schulze Lipovetz del Mosher Errol Olson Les Koblitz Russ Braun J. M. Spika Frank Spika H. Kreuzer Tony Shuda Don Weigel Texas Bsap Nyy Leroy Cha

Wisconsin women dominate Class B doubles in Beaver Dam

In Beaver Dam Wisconsin the state bowling tournament shows little change with only one shift among the 24 top entries. Erie Keglers from Milwaukee moved within Class D singles reaching 2044 for second as teams vie for top standings.

Beaver Dam Wis Wisconsin Bay Erie Keglers Milwaukee

Bowling Averages Remains Found in Georgia

The arctic walrus remains were recovered in Georgia and identified as a likely Arctic specimen. Scientists and officials confirm the discovery and ongoing analysis to determine origin and lead time.

Georgia

Cashton Wins Vernon County Loop Opener

Cashton baseball team opened Vernon County league play with a 10 run, 11 hit shutout over Bloomingdale. Harvey Jernandez pitched a dominant game with 18 strikeouts as Cashton racked up three hits for Jernandez including a double and two singles. Rudrud Holt Arnesen and Erickson start for the losers.

Westby Wis Bloomingdale Cashton Baseball Cashton Harvey Jernandez Rudrud Holt Arnes Erickson

Prairie Team Opens Season With Victory

Prairie Du Chien Wool 28 opened the 1944 baseball season by defeating Richland Center 3 runs to 9 hits. Prairie shortstop led with four hits while Richland Center pitcher J. Boldt was charged with the loss as Prairie earned the win with solid batting and fielding. Kenneth Noggie noted as being involved with other teams.

Prairie DU Chien Richland

Dodgers open season with win as pitcher strikes out 10

In a gripping opener the Dodgers beat the Giants 8 to 7 as starter strikes out 10. Holmes leads with a triple and two RBIs while other players drive in key runs to seal the coast-to-coast victory.

Associated Press Om Cooper Giants Pans Dodgers Cincinnati Jomer Holmes Breves Pace Braves Lindel B4 Levy Yankees Greve Browns

Dewey Visits Military Post Amid Cheerful Reception

A soldier at Genes asked Dewey if he is an eight Giant fan and the candidate replied with light humor. The brief encounter occurred during his visit to a New York area military post, where he spoke with troops and shared a moment of fun.

Dewey Dodger Genes New York Omas E. Dewey

Pro Athletes Pull From Army Units in Morale Shift

A revised morale theory sent pro athletes from station complements to combat units. Maj. Gen. Withers Burress highlighted the shift at Ft. Bragg, prompting actions by Gen. Marshall and Gen. Somervell. Nine service commands reported names of athletes held in military roles, revealing about 280 baseball players among the pool.

Washington Army Green Bay Packers Camp Whatsis Burress McPhail Patternson Marshall McNarney Somervell George C. Marshall Patterson Joseph H. McNarney Army Service Forces

Four Big Ten Games Booked For This Week

Michigan undefeated in six Big Ten games aims to clinch another title with a June 9 to 10 meeting against Purdue at Ann Arbor. Indiana visits Ohio State for two games while Northwestern faces Minnesota in Minneapolis. Hirsch of Michigan starred with a four hitter in the Blooming ton twin bill as Northwestern beat Chicago twice and Purdue split with Ohio State.

Chicago Ray Fisher Michigan Indiana Bloomington Wolverines Purdue Ann Arbor Ohio State The Boilermakers

Blue Jackets Down Marquette in Dual Meet Victory

Great Lakes track team defeats Marquette University 86 to 45 at Hilltop Stadium in Milwaukee. Jerry Thompson wins both the one mile and two mile events. Sam Ord takes the 220 yard low hurdles and places second in the 100 and 200 yard dashes. Chuck Beaudry of Marquette wins both sprints.

Milwaukee Great Lakes Marquette University Hilltop Stadium Naval Training Center Jerry Thompson Principaintmaker Sam Ord Chuck Beaudry Marquette

Roundup seeks top scholastic and college baseball leaders

Sports columnist Hugh Fullerton proposes a national round of nominations for leading high school and college baseball performers. He suggests awards or recognition for top hitters, base stealers, pitchers, and double-play combinations, based on full-season records, to spur debate and pride among fans.

Hugh Fullerton New York National Association

Moonrise shifts by fifty minutes daily on average

The Moon's rise time advances by about 50 minutes each day on average, reflecting the Moon's orbital motion relative to the Earth. This daily lag accumulates, altering apparent times for viewing and scheduling nightly activities.

Yanks Sweep Browns Twice in Sunday Doubleheader

The New York Yankees defeated the St. Louis Browns 6 to 3 and 6 to 2 to reclaim lead in the standings. Chisox fall as Boston sweeps Chicago 6 to 4 and 4 to 2. Detroit and Washington split a twin bill with 15 to 2 and 4 to 2 scores. Cleveland and Philadelphia split a doubleheader with 4 to 3 and 5 to 3 results.

ST. Louis New York Yankees St. Louis Browns Browns New York Borowy Turner Hemsley Gerhouse Shirley West Hayworth Page Garbark Kramer Caster Mancuso

Standings and Tonight’s NBA Schedule Spotted

Boston visits Chicago and Washington travels to Detroit in night and afternoon games. Philadelphia hosts Cleveland while New York meets St. Louis. Tomorrow each club plays two games with Philadelphia at Chicago and Washington at St. Louis.

Boston Chicago Washington Detroit Philadelphia Cleveland New York St. Louis Tomorrou Louis Pittsburgh San Cincinnati Brooklyn Chicago U Cincinnati S. Boston

Major League Leaders Highlight Batting Pitching and Scoring

National League leaders include Walker of Brooklyn at .444 with 59 hits and 33 RBIs by Schultz. Holmes of Boston leads doubles with 16 while Barrett of Pittsburgh has 7 triples. Ou, Schultz, and Kurowski top six home runs. American League shows Tucker of Chicago at .395 with Doerr of Boston 45 hits and 12 doubles. Leonard of Washington leads pitching with 4 0 record.

Associated Press Walker Brooklyn Bordagaray Schultz Holmes Boston Barrett Pitsburgh New York Kurowski St. Louis Macon Lanier Tucker Chicago Johnson Tabor Doerr Gutteridge Hayes Philadelphia Seerey Cleveland Stirnweiss Leonard Washington

Wolverines Capture 7th Big Ten Crown This Fall Season

Michigan swept outdoor track at Champaign golf at Medinah and tennis at Evanston to claim seven conference titles since last fall. Stars included Ross Hume and Bob Hume in the mile and two mile, Jack Martin in the 220 hurdles, Bill Dale high jump tied with Minnesota, and Johnny Henswald led the golf victory with a 153. Illinois led in several events, while Purdue, Ohio State and Northwestern trailed in points. The Wolverines also dominated the tennis and finished high in overall standings, with Ted Park of Wisconsin winning the singles title.

Chicago Wolverines Michigan Champaign Evanston Purdue Wolverine Ross Bob Hume Jack Martin Bill Dale Armin Bauman Minnesota Illinois Claude Buddy” Young Oung Bob Kelley Ohio State Northwestern Indiana Wisconsin Iowa David Nichols John Schmidt Bob Phelps Nelson Klaus Klaus Medinah Country Club Johnny Henswold Ted Park Walter Lum

Brewers and Redbirds split twin bill to keep two-game edge

Milwaukee remains two games ahead of Columbus in the American Association after both teams split doubleheaders. The Brewers won 7-3 in 11 innings over Indianapolis in game one, then lost 3-1 in seven innings. Columbus won 9-1 then fell 8-5 to St Paul. Earl Caldwell starred for Milwaukee with two RBIs in the first game as Woody Rich faltered.

Associated Press Milwaukee Columbus Brewers Indianapolis St. Paul Earl Caldwell Caldwell Wayne Blackburn Joe Burns Lou Camp Saints Jack Creel Red Barrett Bill Webb Minneapolis Millers Toledo Mudhens Millers Nightcap Lorin Bain Toledo Len Schultz Eddie Ignasiak Ben Steiner Kansas City Louisville

Seabee footballer writes home from the South Pacific

A former high school football player now serving as a seabee in the South Pacific describes his luck after blessing and rain as he clears jungle and grades. He recalls playing on the same prep school team as Johnny Butler of the University.

Knoxville Tenn Manna South Pacific Seabee Johnny Great) Butler University of

Tennessee Fan Finds Football Stuck in Tree

A Tennessee fan recounts discovering a regulation football wedged in the top of a tall coconut tree. He says they are not explaining how it got there, just playing with it and having fun.

Tennessee

Phillies and Pirates Split Twin Bill in Philadelphia

Phillies secure 8 2 nightcap over Pirates after 4 0 loss to Rip Sewell in opener. Sewell and Davis combined for Pirates, Strincevich Gee Lopez for Phillies in 8 2 win. Dodgers take two as Melton wins first of season in 3 2 and 8 6 victories over Reds.

Phils Philadelphia Phillies Pittsburgh Pirates Rip Sewell Pittsburgh Sewell Davis Schanz Covington Strincevich Gee Lopez Camelli Barrett Finley Dodgers Brooklyn Rube Melton Cincinnati Reds

Voiselle Splits Twin Bill as Giants Beat Cards 3 1

In New York the Giants split a doubleheader with St. Louis. Mort Cooper pitched the Cardinals to an 8-0 win in the opener, while Bill Voiselle limited St. Louis to three hits in the nightcap, a 3-1 Giants victory.

Bill NEW

Camp McCoy Post Team Defeats Truax Field in Baseball Battle

In Camp McCoy Wisconsin 6500 spectators watched the post team defeat Truax Field 8 to 2 on dedication day. Lonergan earned the win pitching six innings, Vincent finished, while McCoy capitalized on six Truax errors to tally eight hits led by Markland Edwards Wahl and Di Laurenzio.

Tribune Sparta Bureau Camp Mccoy Wis George M. MacMullin Truax Field Lonergan Vincent Wahl di Laurenzio Edwards Hricinak Markland Boyer Truax King Rendler Woolever West Weatherhall McCoy Markland McCoy MacNeal DiLaurenzio Truax Pileld Eagan Lopez Stagg Meyer

Thirteen Cuban Players Join Portsmouth Cubs Team

Thirteen Cubans are under contract to the Portsmouth Cubs of the Class B Piedmont league. Catchers Ramon Cuoto and Leonido Marrero, pitchers Mario Lecubert David Fernandez Vincento Reyes and RafIl Sangil, in fielders Jose Napoles Bernada Aragon and Roberto Montanes, and outfielders Francisco Campos Lazaro Bernal Juan Monge and Leonardo Angulo. Owner Frank D. Lawrence isn't a bit superstitious.

Portsmouth Portsmouth Cubs Ramon Cuoto Leonido Marrero Mario Lecubert David Fernandez Vincento Reyes Rafil Sangil Jose Napoles Bernada Aragon Roberto Montanes Francisco Campos Lazaro Bernal Juan Monge Leonardo Angulo Frank D. Lawrence

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