Chicago Teams Beat Pirates and Tigers in Slugfest
Baseball roundup shows Pittsburgh Pirates 4 3 Detroit 5 2. Howard Judson reliefs and Bill Evans Matt contribute for Chicago era. Yankees win behind Lindell as Stengel’s replacements secure 2 1 over Washington. Red Sox salvage 4 0 over A’s. Giants rout Dodgers 4 1 with Gordon and Livingston homers.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
Detroit
Howard Judson
Ekmanele
Bill Evans
Matt
Cincinnati
New York
Seer
Johnny Lindell
Diepener Louis
Iy Potty Deke
Lee Gordon
Boston Red Sox
Philadelphia A’s
Parnell
Sox
So York Giant
Dodgers
Preacher Roe
Sid Gordon
Mickey Livingston
Baseball scoreboard and stars from yesterday
American League games featured Boston at New York and Philadelphia at St Louis while Brooklyn played Philadelphia and Cincinnati faced Pittsburgh and Chicago met St Louis at night. Yesterday’s stars include Ahey Gromek of the Indians who drove in two runs and homered twice in an 8-2 win over the St Louis Browns.
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Boston
Philadelphia
Tee Louis
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Chicago
St. Louis
Ahey Gromek
Indians
St. Louis Browns
Connie Mack Confident A L Pennant For Athletics
Connie Mack declares the Philadelphia Athletics will win the American League pennant this season saying the club is too confident to lose. Other notes mention track headliners and a relay carnival at a Wisconsin university invitational meet.
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Athletics
Philadelphia
Iphia Athletics
Tde Celled
Sir Shin Start
Cleveland
Provo
la Beach
Wisconsin
Com Young University
Ramblers Finish First in League Bowling Standings
Chuck's Tavern Ramblers led by Vic Marean posted the season's high three game total while Center Market achieved a 1005 single game high. Don Jones and Floyd Davis topped several individual scores as Ramblers and Center Market squads contended in the Ketket league with Bankers Life bottoming the standings.
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Chuck’s Tavern Keglers
Vic Marean
Banker's Life
Floyd Davis
Marean
Chuck’s Tavern
Center Market
Chuck's Tavern
Don Jones
Smith's Ramblers
Harvie Ward Garners High Praise From Golf World
Ward of Tarboro North Carolina, a 23 year old UNC junior, earns admiration from golf's top names as he pursues his second North and South Amateur title. Chick Evans lauds his game and calls for Walker Cup selection after Ward's strong showing in recent rounds and medal with a 69.
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Harvie Ward
Pinehurst
University of North Carolina
Ward
Tarboro
N. C
Chick Evans
Chicagoan
Guarter Nals
Harvie
Chapman
Monticello Legion Baseball Opens Season Practice
The Monticello American Legion team will hold its first practice Sunday as 23 players signed up to play. Manager Bud Wirth announced the session and noted the hopeful start to the season.
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Monticello
Monticello American Legion
Bud Wirth
Rainbow Trout Season Opens In Northern Wisconsin Streams
Madison Wisconsin announces the rainbow trout season opens April 30 in Ashland Bayfield Douglas and Iron county streams with the general season starting May 14 except for black bass and muskellunge. A special trout period covers Amnicon Bad Brule Poplar and White Rivers north of highway 2 Iron river from Orienta dam to its mouth Sioux from First falls to its mouth Fish Creek north of its west boundary Montreal river from its first dam to the mouth and lower ends of these streams feeding into Lake Superior. Some brook trout closures remain in effect.
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Iron County
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Poplar
White Rivers
Iron River
Orienta Dam
Sioux
First Falls
Fish Creek
Montreal River
Lake Superior
Brewers Hammer Birds For First Win 13-1
Milwaukee Brewers defeated Columbus 13-1 for their first win of the season as Henry Perry allowed four hits in his Brewer debut. St Paul outlasted Toledo 12-11 in 11 innings and Indianapolis beat Minneapolis 9-5. Kansas City’s game at Louisville was rained out.
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Milwaukee Brewers
Henry Perry
St. Paul
Toledo
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Louisville
Pinnow Accepts New Glarus Post
John Pinnow of Freeport has accepted a teaching position in New Glarus schools for 1949-50 replacing Vernon Duerst who resigned after six years as coach. Pinnow was Badger quarterback in 1947 and several staff changes follow with Rose Marie Rolph not returning as music director. Thirteen teachers will return, including Ina Gill Mayer and Evelyn Fargen, with others in grades K through eight and supervision.
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John Pinnow
Freeport
University of Consin
Vernon Duerst
Pinnow
Badger
Rose Marie Rolph
Ina Gill Mayer
Evelyn Fargen
John Goodman
Genevieve James
Arlene Walston
Russell Monroe
Ray Meythaler
Helen Schlough
Clarence Mayer
Edwin Klassy
Leslie Bacon
Margaret Shaver
Durward McVey
Schommer Plans Retirement From Illinois Tech Post
John J. Schommer, a longtime football official, announces retirement as director of athletics at Illinois Tech. A 65-year-old veteran, he has served 36 years as athletic director, officiated Western Conference football from 1910 to 1942, sat on the national rules committee, and worked in the National Professional Football League from 1942 to 1944.
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Chicago
John J. Schommer
Illinois Inc. Technology
Schommer
Illinois Tech
Notre Dame Beats Badger Squad Again
Notre Dame defeated the University of Hoysey 7 to 6 in an ll inning baseball clash. The lead switched three times before an error and a fielder's choice produced Notre Dame's winning run.
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Badger Squad
University
University of Hoysey
Irish
Monroe High Wins Tennis Rematch Over Freeport 5 2
Monroe high school tennis team defeated Freeport on Pretzels' home courts 5 to 2 in a return match. Doubles wins came from Vogler with de, and Timmons with Pilz, while Vogler Kundert and Timmons also won singles. The locals advance to face Fort Atkinson on Friday May 6.
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Freeport
Pretzels
Vogler
Womelsdorf
Popp
Timmons
Pilz
Burns
Horstmeyer
Kundert
Vir
A Dorf
Kun- Sens Fin
Cheteee
Ncekbe
Freepousen
Feldt
Free
Fort Atkinson
Fish To Be Placed In Seven Streams By Club
Monroe Gun Club votes at the clubhouse meeting to plant smallmouth bass in Jefferys Stavers Oakley Juda Jordan and Buckskin creeks Sunday Channeling conservation efforts. This marks the first stocking since the pond preparation last year.
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Monroe Gun Club
Jeffery
Stavers
Oakley
End of Era for Oregon State Gases Seater Head Coach
The report notes the departure of the head coach at Oregon State in a pivotal leadership change. Details on timing and successor remain unclear as the program moves to reassess its direction.
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End
Oregon State
Judo Brodhead Openers Win In Season Start
Brodhead defeated Orfordville 14 to 0 with Newcomer and Markham contributing doubles. Batteries credited to Brodhead were Newcomer and Ure. In a prior pre season game Evansville beat 14 to 3. next game scheduled.
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Orfordville
Newcomer
Markham
Ure
Evansville
Cubs Hit Key Two-Run Clout Behind Scheffing Rally
Bob Scheffing sparks the Cubs with a two run blast as part of a clutch rally, boosting the club to victory. Od or Sewell contributions noted in incomplete garbled text.
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Cubs
Bob Scheffing
Club
Ole Sewell
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