Schober and Baumle Spark Second High Doubles at Milwaukee
Ernie Schober and Dr. C. E. Baumle rolled the second high doubles score of 461 in the state bowling tournament in Milwaukee. Their match totals reached 575 and 656 with 461 as their first-game doubles score. Local bowlers dominated the event with Don Clark high at 619 and Arnold Mueller second with 606. many teammates posted top scores in singles and team results.
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Ernie Schober
Dr. C. E. Baumle
Oan
Milwaukee
Don Clark
Arnold Mueller
B. Lee
L. Smith
Allie Holtshopple
Harold Woolever
J. Becker
H. Goecks
D. Share
C. Olson
Eddie Rufenacht
Harvey Trumpy
Bert Bacon
W. Baumgartnner
Lester Forcade
F. Deininger
L. Strasser
Emmett Norton
Ralph Greenwald Auo
R. Stuart
P. Newbauer
E. Kasten
A. Mielke
Vic Corson
W. Rees
H. B. Caradine
A. Rohrer
R. Bahr Sr
A. Mueller
E.kundert
E. Lehr
G. Matzke
C.goecks
H. Hoesly
A. Holtshopple
F. Briggs
N. Deininger
J. Usher
R. Keiler
A. Wagner
F. Walters
D. Clark
W. Wartenweiler
F. Keel
R. Buehler
K. Stuart
K. Smith
L. Staffon
C. Hauser
V. Marean
J. Wuetrich
H. Kurth
O. Fritsch
H. Woolever
C. Mathias
R. Kundert
H. Wieman
C. Gilbertson
W. Bertram
N. Walker
E. Goecks
R. Davenport
D. Janke
R. Speich
A. Boss
R. Riese
D. Wyss
M. Hyland
W. Palmer
B. Bacon
H. Caradine
C. Baumie
E.schober
E. Rufenacht
H. Trumpy
W. Baumgartner
L. Fi
E. Norton
R. Greenwald
E. Kaster
V. Carson
E. Kundert
L. Ao
C. Buehler Jr
Goecks
F. Goecks
Loveland
Ww. Goecks
W. Share
A. Wuet
L. Eee
H. Shager
E. Pickett
R. Carter
P. Lochner
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F. Kubly
W. Bauman
D. Bennett
W. Elli
G. Keel
K. Stuart. Staffon
Van Brocklin to Join Rams Next Season
Los Angeles Rams coach Clark Shaughnessy said Norm Van Brocklin, star quarterback of the University of Oregon, will likely play for the Rams next fall after graduating in June. The Rams expect him to join the squad this summer.
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van Brocklin
Rams
Los Angeles
Norm van Brocklin
University of Oregon
Los Angeles Rams
Clark Shaughnessy
van Brotklin
Ram
the Edach
Hi Y Club Seeks Fourth Cane Title at Tri County Meet
The Monroe Hi Y basketball team pursues its fourth straight Tri County championship at the Janesville YMCA. Teams from Green Rock Walworth counties join the junior Hi Y division. Past winners include Whitewater Delevan Milton Union and the club aims for the new Hi Y shield with early entrants earning sweaters.
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Monroe
Milton Union
Delevan
Whitewater
Falcaro's Team Fails To Catch ABC Leaders
Atlantic City report on the American Bowling Congress tournament notes Joe Falcaro of New York scoring 535 with 184 180 171 as his nine year ABC average exceeds 200 His team with Harry Rich and Co of Newark N J trails Jimmy Smith's South Bend Indiana 2735 292 behind and officials say Varipapa's five must outscore Smith's team to overtake the lead.
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Atlantic City
Joe Falcaro
New York
Falcaro
Harry Rich and Co
Neward
N. J
ABC
Andy —_ pa
Hempstead
L. J
Jimmy Smith
South Bend
Ind
Jimmie Smith
Varipapa
Smith
Crackers Edge Tigers 3-2 in Southern Association clash
Atlanta Crackers defeat Detroit Tigers 3 to 2 on a late two run eighth inning. Jim Woodall delivered a two run pinch single off Ted Gray to seal the win.
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Crackers
Tigers
Atlanta
Detroit Tigers
Florida
Atlanta Crackers
Southern Association
Jim Woodall
Ted Gray
Farors Defeat Cards In Ten Inning Setback
The St. Louis Cardinals lose 5-4 to Boston in 10 innings in Sarasota Florida after five fielding errors and weak hitting. Four Boston runs were unearned.
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Farors
St. Petersburg
St. Louis Cardinals
Boston
Sarasota
Fla
Mack and Eddie Joost Lead Athletics in Pitch for Pennant
Connie Mack credits Eddie Joost as the key to the Philadelphia infield and the comeback story of the Athletics. Joost, who turns 33 next June, missed time last season with a hand injury but set a league record with 42 consecutive errorless games and 226 chances, keeping the A's competitive.
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St. Petersburg
Philadelphia Athletics
Eddie Joost
Joost
Connie Mack
Mack
A’s
Philadelphia
Raggedy Ann
St. Louis
Monroe Riflemen Defeat Janesville in Close Match
The Monroe Rifle club beat Janesville 1457 to 1446 at the Armory range last night. Local scores split into 499 497 461 for prone, sitting, and off hand while visitors posted 500 497 449 with top off hand marks.
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Monroe Rifle Club
Janesville
Armory Range
C. Drake
G. Baltzer
A. Trumpy
H. Pfund
Milwaukee spring drills begin at Marquette University
About 70 football candidates started spring drills at Marquette University under coach Frank J. Murray. The session focused on fundamentals and a short play rehearsal. Fourteen Hilltop lettermen are among the candidates.
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Milwaukee
Marquette University
Frank J. Murray
Hilltop
Lowe Smashed Finger Threatens Badgers Weekend Play
Wisconsin shortstop Lowe suffered a smashed finger during practice and may miss the weekend game versus Washington University in St Louis. Coach Art Mansfield said Dick Huxtable from Madison will likely replace him.
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Lowe
Madison
Chick Lowe
Wisconsin
Badgers
Washington University
St. Louis
Dick Huxtable
Art Mansfield
Exiled pitchers seek immediate hearing on reinstatement
New York rapid court action was sought in the cases of Fred Martin and Max Lanier, former St. Louis Cardinal pitchers suspended five years. Attorney John L. Flynn asked the U S district court of appeals to halt Baseball’s handling of the suspended list and hear an appeal challenging a federal judge’s injunction denial. Lanier and Martin, suspended since 1946 for jumping to the Mexican league, seek reinstatement as they await a 2.5 million suit set for April 23. Danny Gardella also pursues a 300,000 suit against baseball officials.
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New York
Fred Martin
Max Lanier
St. Louis Cardinal
John L. Flynn
U. S. District Court of Appeals
Edward A. Conger
Conger
Lanier
Martin
Danny Gardella
New York Giant
Braves Head North Toward Winning Road Trip
Billy Southworth vows to steer the Boston Braves toward success as they depart for a northern grapefruit league road trip. The team has seven wins in 21 starts and remains focused on turning the streak around.
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Braves
Jacksonville
Boston Braves
Billy Southworth
State Cane Fans Paid in 165.68
The 1949 state high school basketball tournaments drew 350 006 in attendance with gate receipts of 165 682. District totals reached 120 008 fans and 46 956 in district receipts while 9 130 and 43 346 are listed for district play. The WIAA released spring sports dates with tennis at Wauwatosa, golf at Nakoma, and track finals at Camp Randall May 28.
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Marinette
WIAA
Wauwatosa
Nakoma Country Club
Madison West
Camp Randall
Madison
Manitowoc
Janesville
Wisconsin Rapids
Milwaukee North
Milwaukee South
Eau Claire
Lake
Neenah
Port Washington
Sparta
Whitefish Bay
Borchert Field
Milwaukee
London Throng Hails Yarosz for Victory
Trainer Ray Arcel who once mentored Teddy Yarosz now urges a title shot for Tommy Yarosz. Tommy, 27, from Monaca Pennsylvania, defeated Dave Sands in Harringay arena before a 10 600 sellout crowd praised the upset victory.
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London
Ray Arcel
Teddy Yarosz
Eager Beaver
Teddy
Tommy
Arcel
Freddie Mills
England
Tommy Yarosz
Monaca
Yarosz
Dave Sands
Harringay Arena
Hawley Leads Women's League Scoring in Pair of Contests
Hawley paced the Women's League with 439 points, supported by Teammate Senet on Toy’s squad. Edwin Rutsch led No. 2 with 466, Durgin topped No. 3 at 618, while Chester Para posted 506 as No. 1’s partner.
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Hawley
She Senet
Toy
Pire
Edwin Rutsch
H Durgin
Wit Spd
Chester Para
Mosby
Oent
Averaging Hits Out the Senators at 13 Per Game
The report notes a team averaging 13 hits per game against the Senators. It mentions the offensive output and context around the pitching and defense contributing to the higher hit rate.
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Senators
Dodoers Lead in Spring Games
Dodoers take early lead in spring competition with strong performances across events. Team members showcased improving speed and endurance as coaches praised disciplined effort and strategic planning at the opening meet.
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Dodoers
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