Johnny Mize Two Home Runs Shine for Giants in Chicago
Johnny Mize clouted two home runs, his 33rd and 34th of the season, as the Giants defeated the Phillies in a daytime Chicago game. The Braves, in fourth, sit 10 games back. Sain led the Braves to a win over the Dodgers in a night game, while other winners included the Reds, White Sox, and Indians in various midseason tilts.
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Chicago
Braves
Mize
Giants
Ruth
Johnny Sain
Dodgers
Hank Camelli
Hal Gregg
del Rice
Burgh Pirates
Reds
Pittsburgh
Hank Greenberg
Sox
Senators
Washington
Yanks
Bob Savage
Russ Christopher
Walter Masterson
Dave Ferriss
Red Sox
Ferris
Cleveland Indians
Tigers
Detroit
Ed Lopat
Browns
St. Louis
Chicago White Sox
Two Year Old Pacers Fast Mile in Geers Stake
Goshen New York May racing scene features Baker Acres two year old pacer Firstcoway driven by Harry Fitzpatrick turning in the two fastest miles this season. The gelding won the Geers stake in straight heats pacing 2 63 4 for the first mile to lead Knight Dream Poplar Volo and Atomic Bond, then rebounding within an hour to take the final heat in 2 03 2 5 defeating Knight Dream Shamrock Vic in a brilliant duel.
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Goshen
Firscoway
Baker Acres
Harry Fitzpatrick
Geers
Baker
Knight Dream
Poplar Volo
Atomic Bond
Shamrock Vic
Sid Feder Goshen
N. Y
Dixie Flier
Rodney
Bill Cane
Carolina
Spencer Scott
Spencer
R. Horace Johnston
Charlotte
N. C
Nater
Saratoga
DeMartino Knocks Ex-Champ From Ring
Bridgeport, Conn, Joe DeMartino, a journeyman boxer, floored former welterweight champion Marty Servo in one round. DeMartino, 148 pounds to 143, overwhelmed Servo by punching furiously and sent him from the ring three times before 1 minute 28 seconds elapsed.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Joe DeMartino
Marty Servo
DeMartino
Servo
Schenectady
N. Y
Rodney Favorite In Hambletonian Headlines Hambletonian Heat Collapse
Rodney Favorite wins the first heat of the Hambletonian at Goodtime track despite a section of crowded temporary bleachers collapsing injuring 61 spectators. The event drew strong bets and featured three-year-old trotters including Dixie Flier Rodney, with expectations of a high attendance and a lucrative payout.
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Goshen
N. Y
Rodney
Goodtime Track
Phillips and Smith Edge Bauman Hardware 6-5 in Close Race
Phillips and Smith defeated Bauman Hardware 6-5 at Recreation Park to move into undisputed second in the Major league pennant race. Kundert Oilers beat Grossen Tavern 14-13 as the Tavern fell two games off the Minor lead. Major league action also aired Waffle Shop versus Schuetze Clothiers and Minor league Victory Tavern versus Firestone for tonight.
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Kundert Oilers
Grossen Tavern
Phillips and Smith
Bauman Hardware
Victory Tavern
Firestone
Waffle Shop
Schuetze Clothiers
Phillips
Smith
Recreation Park
Tavern Boys
Lanz Hardware
Oilers
Baumgartner
Alf Henning
Bauman
Ralph Phillips
Leo Butts
Rod Kittelsen
Henning
Man Surrenders After 15 Years, Pleads Guilty to 1932 Robbery
Curtis J. Sauve 42 confessed in municipal court to the 1932 department store robbery in Manitowoc County. He turned himself in at the Two Rivers police station and said he wanted to get this off his chest. Two accomplices are already serving prison terms.
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Manitowoc
Curtis J. Sauve
Two Rivers
Baseball Scores From Yesterday Across Leagues
National League results include St. Louis 8 over Chicago 2 and Pittsburgh 12 over Cincinnati 4. Boston 4 over Brooklyn 2 and New York 5 over Philadelphia 2. American League games show New York 8 over Philadelphia 5, Washington 3 over Boston 1, Chicago 5 over St. Louis 1, and Cleveland 8 over Detroit 4. American Association scores list Indianapolis 3 over Milwaukee 2 and Toledo 6 over Minneapolis 3 with Columbus 2 over St Paul 1 and Kansas City 4 to 6 vs Louisville 0 to 2.
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Brooklyn
St. Louis
New York
Boston Ee
Cincinnati
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Boston
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
Chicago St. Louis
American Association
Pet
Kansas City
Louisville
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Columbus
Minneapolis -S
Toledo
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Tomorrow's NBA schedule mixed with ancient history note
The card lists ten scheduled games including Brooklyn at Boston Philadelphia at New York St Louis at Cincinnati Pittsburgh at Chicago Chicago at St Louis Cleveland at Detroit Boston at Washington St Paul at Columbus Milwaukee at Indianapolis Minneapolis at Toledo Kansas City at Louisville An accompanying line notes Egyptians cultivated em mer wheat 5 000 years before Christ.
Kentucky Coach Buckets for Summer Basketball Series
Adolph Rupp, Kentucky's basketball coach, says the sport has earned year round status and plans six summer games in Lexington. He will host outdoor games in the football stadium with 14 000 seats then move indoors with cooling equipment for bad weather.
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el Paso
Tex
Adolph Rupp
University of Kentucky
Texas
Rupp
Kentucky
Lexington
Local Social Notes From Monroe And Nearby Towns
Mrs F N Miller reports Juda visits with Mr and Mrs Wilmer Coates in Monroe. Billy Brunkow was guest of Mr and Mrs John Lederman in Brodhead. Abbie Newman visits relatives in Marshall Minnesota. Mary Alice Dunwiddie of Richland Center spent weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Glen Dunwiddie. Oscar Moldenhauer and Nettie Andereck dined with Herbert Andereck at Wagon Wheel Rockton. Lish Hill returned from Milwaukee after two weeks with his daughter and family. Bessie Newman and granddaughter Daphne Stasin visit Monroe while Florence Stasin of Milwaukee visits friends here. John Ruef and daughter Barbara return from a 10 day camping trip at Little St Germain Lake Eagle River.
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Wilmer Coates
N. H. Duerst
Monroe
Billy Brunkow
John Lederman
Brodhead
Abbie Newman
Marshall, Minn
Mary Alice Dunwiddie
Richland Center
Glen Dunwiddie
Oscar Moldenhauer
Nettie Andereck
Herbert Andereck
Rockton
Lish Hill
Milwaukee
Bessie Newman
Daphne Stasin
Mon Monroe
Florence Stasin
John Ruef
Barbara
Club Handicap Tournament Leads Set for Finals
Marty defeats Dodge 3 and 2 at Monroe Country Club to reach the first flight final. He teams with Kehle for a likely next week final. Pickett to face Marlory or Karlen in second flight. Lochner advances to third flight final. fourth flight semi finals set with Carson Kubly and Goetz Trickel. Biffle, 1946 club champion, heads to Freeport for an invitational, then Platteville and Lancaster events defending titles.
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Bob Marty
Wes Dodge
Monroe Country Club
Marty
P. C. Kehle
Vic Carson
Ted Kubly
Nate Goetz
Jack Trickel
Budd Biffle
Freeport
Wisconsin
Platteville
Lancaster
Monticello Social Notes Roundup Highlights Local Visits
Mrs Elsie Emerson spent the weekend at Blanchardville. Albert and Donald Knobel and Phillip and Kay Ann Knobel enjoyed a picnic with the Lee family in Shullsburg. Donald Schuler stayed with his aunt and uncle in Monroe. Various residents visited relatives in Monroe Madison and Footville amid community events and Elks band outings.
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Elsie Emerson
Blanchardville
Albert Knobel
Donald Knobel
Phillip
Kay Ann
Charles Lee
Shullsburg
Donald Schuler
Russel Meyers
Monroe
Walter Brink
Donald
Elizabeth
Vernon
Palmer Duerst
Ernest Roberts Sr
New Glarus
Jacob
R. W. Woelffer
Inez Steinmann
Clyde Greatzinger
Footville
Nettie West
E. A. Silverthorn
Janesville
Pearl Morgan
Arthur Escher
Edward Zweifel
Madison
Jimmy
David Zweifel
Local visitors and guests gathered in Madison and area
Day dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Zweifel and others visited Madison on Tuesday. Beloit residents Mr. and Mrs. Nic Luchsinger spend the week with Terrance Freitag family. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Thacker visited at the Jacob Voegeli home. Frederick Voegeli left for Sister Bay to visit Clyde Casparman. Mrs. Adolph Rindy of Primrose spent Friday with her daughter Dwight Zweifel family.
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Mra
J. P. Zweifel
William Spring
BE. A. Bently
William Pagel
Madison
Nic Luchsinger
Beloit
Terrance Freitag
Cecil Thacker
New Glarus
Jacob Vo
Coach Resigns to Lead at Loras Academy in Dubuque
Gene Schneider, athletic coach at St. Catherine's high school, resigns to become basketball coach and instructor in sociology at Loras Academy in Dubuque. He has served at St. Catherine's since unknown date.
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Racine
Gene Schneider
St. Catherine’s High School
Loras Academy
Dubuque
Schneider
St. Catherine’s
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