Tires and Clothiers Rally in Softball Doubleheaders
Schuetzel sparked a 7 6 major league win as Schuetzel and Henning powered a six run fifth inning to push to second place. Gemplers beat FFA 16 3 with Weasel allowing three hits. Cardinals head to Blanchardville for a Sunday doubleheader after posting a 20 3 mark and facing Stoughton with 10 0 division lead.
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Cardinals
Blanchardville
Wisconsin State League See-Saw Results Shake Top Standings
Sheboygan Indians toppled the first place Cubs 7 4 while Fond du Lac beat runner-up Oshkosh 4 2. Appleton won 5 3 over Green Bay in 10 innings, and Wausau split a doubleheader with Wisconsin Rapids. Lumberjacks took 4 1 in game one and White Sox bounced back 15 0 in game two.
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Oshkosh
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Fond du Lac
Appleton
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Canadeo Set for Green Bay Left Halfback Role
Tony Canadeo will play left halfback for the Green Bay Packers this fall. He demanded more money last year and did not report to practice until Thursday, nearly two weeks after workouts began, drawing reactions from fans and possibly Packers officials.
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Green Bay
Tony Canadeo
Green Bay Packers
Tony
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The Babe and Clark Shine in Tam O Shanter Opening
Babe Didrikson Zaharias, named outstanding woman athlete of the half century, broke the Tam course record with a six under par 70 in the All American women's Open first round. Jim Clark of Huntington Beach Calif tied the course with a six under par 66 in his debut Tam jubilee effort.
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Babe Didrikson Zaharias
Jimmy Clark
Associated Press
Clark
Huntington Beach
Calif
Marine
Japanese swimmer sets world mark in 200 meter freestyle
Hirono Shin Furuhashi of Japan edged two Americans to clock 2 08.2 in the U S Japan meet. Olympic champion James McLane touched close behind and tied Furuhashi's 2 08.4 record from last year. Furuhashi scratched from the 1500 meter event against Yale's John Marshall.
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Japan
Hironoshin Furuhashi
James McLane
Wayne Moore
McLane
Furuhashi
Los Angeles
John Marshall
Yale University
Australia
Northwestern freshman wins Chicago junior golf crown
Miles Schlapik, a Northwestern University freshman, defeated teammate Jerry Thomas 5 and 3 to win the Chicago district junior golf title. The match was decided yesterday with Schlapik taking the championship over Beloit native Thomas.
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Jerry Thomas
Chicago
Miles Schlapik
Northwestern University
Beloit
American League scoreboard and upcoming games
The standings show Cleveland and New York atop the league with Washington Philadelphia and Detroit trailing. Today's schedule lists Washington at Detroit New York at Cleveland Boston at Chicago and Philadelphia at St Louis with Detroit beating New York yesterday 5 2 and Chicago defeating Philadelphia 1 0.
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Colonels Take lead in tight American Association pennant race
Louisville moved back to first with a 12-1 rout of third place Minneapolis as St. Paul beat Indianapolis 8-5. Kansas City defeated Toledo 9-7 in the night's only other action while Columbus and Milwaukee were rained out.
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Louisville
American Association
Colonels
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St. Paul
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Toledo
Columbus
Milwaukee
Sox Cubs Open Four Game Series In Boston Clash
Chicago White Sox seek to extend Chico Carrasquel streak to 23 as they open a four game set with Boston at Comiskey Park. Hank Wyse limited Philadelphia to four hits in a 1-0 win highlighted by Ed Robinson and Hank Majeski RBIs. Cubs visit Boston with Bob Rush vs Warren Spahn after a rest day.
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Chico Carrasquel
Chicago White Sox
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Boston
Comiskey Park
Carrasquel
Philadelphia Athletics
Hank Wyse
Ed Robinson
Hank Majeski
Randy Gumpert
New horse wins Nassau pace as jinx endures
Westby New York. The half mile track hosts four major events each year including the $50,000 Nassau two mile pace. Scottish Pence, a consistent horse, captured the stakes last night, continuing the long-standing no-repeat winner record for Roosevelt raceway.
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N. Y
Roosevelt Raceway
Nassau
Dairy herd tests and dairy production notes from Monroe area
A Monroe area report notes a 20 cow Holstein herd owned by W G Timm averaging 440 pounds butterfat and 12 626 pounds milk in the latest test year under the Holstein-Friesian Association program. It also cites Brown Swiss cows from the John Ingold estate and two Spring Valley cows with milks and fats, plus a state agriculture warning to farmers about dairy prices and compliance.
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Monroe
Holstein-Friesian Association of America
John Ingold
May
Spring Valley
Molly
Wisconsin Farmers Face Bangs Disease Free Sale Rule
State law requires Bangs disease free cattle before sale or shipment with tests within 30 days. D M McDowell announces intensified enforcement aided by new veterinary staff. Test records must travel with the animals. steers and calfhood vaccinates are exempt. Wisconsin farmers hold about 265 million dollars in savings bonds, roughly matching total farm real estate mortgages.
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D. M. McDowell
Department of Agriculture
McDowell
Wisconsin
Dickson at Goshen Ends In Talk Of Cimarron Chief’s Death
John Dickson, former Monroe resident, works as a groom for Craig-Cimarron Stables in Goshen New York while stables tour the east for races this season. Cimarron Chief, 3 year old pacing star groomed by Dickson, died at the Baltimore Raceway after ten starts this year. The horse was being prepared for the $65000 Little Brown Jug in Delaware Ohio in September. Burial held at the Baltimore track with a monument planned later.
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Monroe
Goshen
N. Y
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Lemoore
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Delaware
Ohio
Rumley
Sportsman’s Park
Chicago
Cimarron
Dickson
Baltimore Raceway
Western German Policemen Armed by U S Army
The U S army ordered about 21 000 German and displaced persons guards to receive small arms training and to live in barracks. Officials said the move arose from merging the industrial police and labor service companies on August 1, with no military significance. Communists blasted the merger as creating a western army while citing a broader Soviet zone force of up to 100 000.
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Germany
U. S. Army
Army
House Panel Approves 64 Million VOA Fund Push
A House appropriations subcommittee approved a plan to provide Voice of America with 64 million dollars in additional funding. Secretary of State Achenson argued that truth is the best ammunition against Russia's propaganda, noting that lies repeated end up shaping opinion.
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Voice of America
Iron Curtain
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Acheson
Russia
Juda Slams Rock City as All-Stars Plan Games
Juda Merchants routed the Rock City Nighthawks 11 5 in softball behind eight hit pitching by John Krattiger. Merle Niedermeier and Les Taylor doubled for Rock City while Dale Davis and Herbert Matzke homered. In two all star games Twin Grove will travel to Durand tonight and to Freeport Saturday with Davis and Krattiger set to pitch.
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Juda
Rock City Nighthawks
John Krattiger
Merle Niedermeier
Les Taylor
Dale Davis
Herbert Matzke
Durand
Freeport
Davis
Krattiger
Kenosha Voters Uphold New Central High District
Five townships in Kenosha County approve the Central high school district creation in a July referendum. The tally lands 925 for and 319 against, confirming plans to build a high school serving all five townships.
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Kenosha
Kenosha County
46 Cargo Ships Reactivated To Meet Military Needs
The Maritime Administration announced 46 more cargo ships will be taken out of moth balls for military needs, raising active ships to 123. Of these, 12 have been troop transports.
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Washington
Maritime Administration
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