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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1948

Page

17

A’s Rally Past Yankees 6-5 in Tight Allegheny Showdown

Philadelphia's Sam Chapman sprinted home from first on Buddy Rosar's single to give the Athletics their seventh straight win, with Bill Dietrich earning the victory as Joe Page took the loss. The Yankees were out hit 14 to seven but stranded 13 runners. Browns top Tigers 6-1 as three hurlers combine in St. Louis. Cleveland blanks Chicago 4-0 behind Bob Lemon's seventh complete game and 23 scoreless innings in his last three starts. Washington sweeps doubleheader as Red Sox drop to seventh place with a 5-4 win and 4-9 score in the nightcap.

Philadelphia Philadelphia Athletics New York Yankees Sam Chapman Buddy Rosar Bill Dietrich Yankees Dietrich Dick Fowler Joe Page Allee Reynolds Chap- SS Aroun Rosas A’s Browns Tigers ST. Louis St. Louis Browns Detroit Tigers Brownies Detroit Les Moss Eddie Mayo Bob Swift Tribe Chisox Chicago Cleveland Chicago White Sox Bob Lemon White Sox Nats Bosox Washington Boston Red Sox Senators Jack Kramer Cincinnati Johnny Vander Meer Ewell Blackwell Danny Litwhiler Virgil Stallcup Cincinnati Reds Chicago Cubs Ed Waitkus Ray Lamanno Frank Baumbholtz Lamaano Vander Meer Johnny Wyrostek Cubs Harold Jeffcoat Andy Pafko Clarence Maddern Bob McCall Henry Schenz McCall Wyrostek Schenz Litwhiler Pafko New York Thornton Lee Philadelphia Phillies New York Giants Walter Dubiel New York Yankee Sid Gordon Richie Ashburn Phils

Memorial Day Classic Opens Local Baseball Season

VFW and American Legion teams in the city recreation Senior diamond league clash on Copeland field at 2:30 p m Monday in an exhibition before the June 7 regular season. Managers Meyer and lineups feature new players and a balanced VFW squad with tentative pitching and field plans.

VFW American Legion City Recreation Copeland Field Recreation Copeland Tri-State Bill Meyer Meir Blair Jacobus Legion Hill George Lehrke Dick Zahn Dave Ferries Bud Schultz al Lowell Jim Babe Harnish Bob Stuhr Stub Yeager Meil Jim Sullivan Ralph Boring Joe Yeager Mage Palmer Jim Handle Bob Tooke Levell Sigament Jim Jose Bill Burns Joe Beranek al Graf Ronnie Otto WEW Merle Fitzpatrick

Peerless Baseball Team To Play At DeSoto

The Peerless team travels to DeSoto for a twin bill at 12 15. In the nightcap, Mickey Vernon cleared the bases with a three bagger in the third to push the Senators ahead. Boston rallied for five in the ninth off Thompson and Masterson. Dick Westeroth earned the win in relief for eight innings with one run allowed. Ted Williams hit his tenth homer, and earlier Williams added a triple and double as Boston fell to Mickey Haefner.

Mickey Vernon Senators Boston Forrest Thompson Walter Masterson Dick Westeroth Ted Williams Williams Red Sox Mickey Haefner

Scottish Boy Wins Two Feature Races at Fairmount Park

In Collinsville Illinois a 98 year old gelding named Scottish Boy won both feature events on opening night of a two week grand circuit at Fairmount Park. The black pacer clocked 2 04 4/5 for the mile, fastest mark of the meet so far, then won the second half of the Free For All by a nose with Chief Direct second and Angus Worthy third.

Collinsville Fairmount Park Vanes Toledo Ken Carthal Chief Direct Angus Worthy

Marquardt Fires 65 At Country Club in Local Golf Meet

Pro Bill Marquardt shot a five under par 65 at the Country Club, two strokes from the course record of 63. He opened with five birdies and four pars for a 30 on the front nine, then added a 35 on the back. Paired with Dick Pearse Jr, Trif Haritos, and Jerry Wollan, Marquardt trails Red Smith's nine hole record and Johnny Erickson's amateur mark of 64.

Bill Marquardt Marquardt la Crosse Dick Pearse, Jr Trif Haritos Jerry Wollan

Waukon Prep Students Win Multiple Sports Letters

Waukon high school honored athletes with letter awards across junior, senior, and seventh to ninth grade levels. Football recipients included Ronald Brandt captain and teammates, while basketball and baseball letters went to players such as Neale Downing Clayton Ricker and LeRoy Leas with managers noted. Seniors receiving athletic awards were led by John Ashbacker Ronald Brandt Barton Bullman and Merlin Dehning among others.

Waukon Bernard Eyestone Floyd Hill Jooke Henderson Bervene Ludeking Duane Duvel Leslie Kerndt Bob Promnitz Bob Davis Gus Herman Bob Hanson Leland Reeder Walter Gilbertson Garvin Larson Dale Gilson Wesley Goeke Donald Twite Romaine Beardmore Donald Evenrud Gene Lindblom Gene Hermeer Gordon Ebner Neale Downing Chris Oolberg Wayne Hermeier Leroy Leas Clem Smith John Ashbacker Chuck Mathews Everett Roe Chuck Bauercamper Clayton Ricker Theron Thomson Ronald Brandt Barton Bullman Merlin Dehning Bill Gleisner Eugene Lindblom Charles Mathews Emmet Nolting Ronald Opheim Bill Stock Leland Wenig

Illinois Wins Share Of Big Nine Title

Illinois rallied to a 6 to 3 win over Ohio State to share the Big Nine crown with Michigan. The Illini scored all runs in the seventh inning after a round of hits and one error, tying Michigan at 10 wins and 2 losses. Feldman Kilbane and Gala aided the victory with solid efforts.

Illinois Columbus Ohio State University Illini Michigan Severth Ohio State Feldman Kilbane Gugala Magato Hess

Hoosiers Clinch Big Nine Baseball Win Over Minnesota

Indiana defeated Minnesota 11 to 6 to close the Big Nine season. Indiana piled up 13 hits with home runs by catcher John Gorkis and first baseman Ray Kruna while Don Ritter pitched a full game for Indiana. Minnesota managed three runs in the final innings. Belgrade?

Minneapolis Indiana Minnesota Hoosiers John Gorkis Ray Kruna Don Ritter Ritter Gorkis Berglund Ayn Henning Tepel Colins

For Sale Orange Island Resort Cottage and Craft

A 4 room cottage on Orange Island Resort is offered with a 20 ft Criscraft boat across from Isle la Plume. No road access. Price listed at 4000 dollars. Call Carl at the Cerise Club for details.

Orange Island Resort Criscraft Isle la Plume

Baseball box score summary with Boston and Washington

Game details show Welteroth winning over Johnson in a 2 51 game with 14 062 attendance. Highlights include Williams and Coan RBIs, Vernon and Sull ivan multi hit efforts, DiMaggio two base hits, and a Boston home run. Groundouts, errors, and a passed ball feature in the chaos.

Johnson McDermott Tebbetts Westeroth Sullivan Ird Boston Washington Kozar Williams Coan Vernon Yost DiMaggo Batts Pesky Masterson Welteroth Thompson Ebarly Jones Paparella Summers

Pirates Stretch Lead With 7-3 Win Over Cardinals

Pittsburgh Pirates toppled the St. Louis Cardinals 7-3 behind rookie Bob Chesney as three first inning, three in the third and three more in the seventh fueled the victory. Red Schoendienst homered for St. Louis, while Stan Musial added a late triple.

Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Pirates St. Louis Cardinals Bob Chesney Chesness Pirates Red Schoendienst del Rice St. Louis Stan Musial Schoendienst

Heinz Becker Leads A A Batting Race In Milwaukee

Berlin born Heinz Becker, Milwaukee first sacker, topped the American Association batting list with a .394 mark through Wednesday’s games. Joe Muffoletto of Kansas City trailed by 16 points. Pete Castiglione, Al Rosen, Clarence Hicks, John Douglas, Damon Phillips, Erick Tipton, Ferrer Anderson, and John Phillips followed with strong averages. Castiglione led in hits with 59. Bama Ray and Tipton tied for 86 total bases. Rosen led doubles with 12. Bauer had 8 triples. Fleming and Bauer shared home runs with six. Hutchinson and Bagby led pitchers with wins. Indianapolis led team batting. St. Paul topped fielding.

Chicago Heinz Becker Milwaukee Becker Joe Muffoletto Kansas City Muffoletto Pete Castiglione Indianapolis al Rosen Clarence Hicks St. Paul John Douglas Damon Phillips Erick Tipton Ferrer Anderson John Phillips Castiglione Bama Ray Minneapolis Tipton Rosen Hank Bauer Les Fleming Bauer Columbus Ira Hutchinson Jim Bagby

Branch Rickey Takes Blame as Dodgers Slump Deepens

Brooklyn report shows Branch Rickey admitting fault for the team’s poor play. He acknowledges criticism from Ebbetts Field as the Dodgers drop to sixth after a seven game losing streak. The last year's NL champions struggle this season.

Brooklyn Branch Rickey Brooklyngers Ball Club Rickey Ebbetts Field Dodgers

Purdue Stops Iowa Nine By 7-3 Score

Purdue earns a 7-3 victory at Iowa City to sweep the Western Conference baseball series. Boilermakers tally seven hits against Wes Demro in seven innings and add two more late versus Jack Bruner. Purdue pitcher Ervil Noel yields eight hits but keeps Hawkeyes to three runs.

Iowa City Purdue Boilermakers Iowa Hawkeyes Wes Demro Jack Bruner Ervil Noel Hawks Noel Aders Demro Bruner Ebner

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