First Round Ends In Three Way Tie In Municipal Softball League
Three teams finish 6-1 in the first round as Schuetzes Phillips Smith and Sahara Coal share the lead. Red Wuethrich will arrange a playoff for the first round title and the Evening Times trophy. Ralph Phillips Smith's team rallied from a 5-1 deficit to win 9-7, with Henning and Vogler key hits.
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Schuetzel
Phillips-Smith
Sahara Coal
Red Wuethrich
Evening Times
Ralph Philmr
Jefferson Center
Pleasure Bend
al Henning
Schuetze
Bob Prien
Schuetzes
George McKeown
Ernie Vogler
Henning
Rod Kittelsen
McGuire
Rodney Speich
Signer
Joe McGuire
Bob Beach
Roger Wuethrich
Ken Smith
Merle Heitz
Bob Hardell
Charley Ingold
Tom Bolli
Herb Boll
Matzke
Gil Rockey
Tom Boll
Tom Thieler
Davis
Gemplers
Carter- Gruenewald
National League scoreboard and Friday schedule
Results include Chicago 5 Cincinnati 3 and St Louis 7 Pittsburgh 2 2 with 2 2. Brooklyn at New York delayed by rain and Boston Philadelphia post. Friday Brooklyn at Philadelphia and New York at Boston night games plus Chicago at Pittsburgh and St Louis at Cincinnati night. Illinois and American League results list Cleveland 7 Chicago 1 Washington 6 New York 4 Detroit 0 12 innings and more.
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Chicago
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
Cedarburg Opens Three Day Races
First winner in the Cadar Lake Invitational Class C Regatta, begun Wednesday, was Bill Steil of Nagawicka. He steered Puff to victory in two hours 13 minutes. Art Stamm and Su Manchester, both of Nagawicka and Lake Mendota respectively, finished second and third. The three day event by the Inland Lake Yachting Association drew 33 entries from Wisconsin, Minnesota and Indiana. Today's schedule included two events with the final race set for Friday.
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Cedarburg
Wis
Cadar Lake
Bill Steil
Nagawicka
Waukesha County
Puff
Art Stamm
Manchester
Lake Mendota
Inland Lake Yachting Association
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Indiana
Packers Hold Final Contact Practice Before Duluth Scrimmage
Grand Rapids Minn. Quarterback Tobin Rote and half back Bob Forte led a long passing drill with eight ends and 20 backs as receivers. The session doubled as a scrimmage to protect the passer and was Coach Gene Ronzani’s last contact work before Friday night intrasquad game in Duluth.
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Grand Rapids
Minn
Tobin Rote
Bob Forte
Green Bay Packers
Gene Ronzani
Packers
Duluth
Monroe City Swim Meet Details Scheduled
The annual Monroe city swimming meet will be at Recreation Park pool starting 1 30 p m Sunday. Kenneth Davis, head lifeguard, announces trophies medals and ribbons for winners across diverse events with signups at the bathhouse. Davis will be aided by pool staff Judith Kubly Barbara Davis Karen Bender and Jean Babler in arranging the events.
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Monroe City
Recreation Park
Kenneth Davis
Bathhouse
Davis
Judith Kubly
Barbara Davis
Karen Bender
Jean Babler
Brewers Defeat Indianapolis 7-3 in Midweek Win
The Milwaukee Brewers beat Indianapolis 7-3 to stay one game behind the American Association pace. The offense started with two runs in the third on an infield out and a long fly after a walk-filled stretch by Herb Score. Bill Bruton drove in a run with a fifth inning single, while Gene Mauch doubled in two more and scored on an error and a balk.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee Brewers
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Louisville
Minneapolis
Charleston
Columbus
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Herb Score
Brewers
Bill Bruton
Gene Mauch
Major League Managers Appear To Be Dispensable
New York writer Gayle Talbot notes instability among 16 major league clubs with 42 managers over five seasons. Billy Meyer of the Pirates has the longest tenure since 1948, while Leo Durocher and Casey Stengel follow, as clubs cycle through replacements amid sagging box office receipts.
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Billy Meyer
Pittsburgh Pirates
Billy
Branch Rickey
Leo Durocher
Giants
Casey Stengel
Yankee
Layne Favored To Trip Charles In Utah Showdown
Rex Layne named a 6 to 5 favorite to defeat Ezzard Charles in a 10 round heavyweight bout in Ogden Utah. The winner could earn a shot at September title winner of Marciano vs Walcott. The main event is slated to start about 10 45 p m with no radio or TV coverage. About 2 500 lizard species are known.
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Ogden
Utah
Rex Layne
Ezzard Charles
Layne-Charles
Little Leaguers To Play At Point Mead Stadium Hosts Eight Teams
Stevens Point Wisconsin will host a first timer Little League district tournament at Mead Stadium Friday and Saturday. Eight teams from Wisconsin Minnesota and Michigan compete with four opening games, semifinals, and a final to crown a winner advancing to Dalton Illinois then Fort Wayne Indiana for a regional and a shot at the World Series. The tournament uses 60 foot bases and a regulation ball with unique local rules including no stealing on a dropped third strike and bases held until the pitch reaches home plate. Players wear protective caps and complete uniforms with rubber spikes.
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Stevens Point
Wisconsin
Mead Stadium
Stevens Point Club
LaCrosse
Reedsburg
Kenosha
Wazata
Minn
Escanaba
Monroe Junior Legion to Host Walworth Sunday
Monroe's Junior American Legion baseball team welcomes Walworth here at 2 p.m. Sunday after a rain delay. Manager Glenn C. Langston expects players to report at 1 p.m. for the game against Dale Mc Reynolds' Walworth White Sox with Jerry Jordan or Ed Erickson starting. A later return game vs Davis Jr is set for 8 p.m. August 13. Davis defeated Langston's squad 4-2 in 12 innings earlier this season.
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Monroe
American Legion
Walworth
Glenn C. Langston
Dale McReynolds
Walworth White Sox
Jerry Jordan
Ed Erickson
Jordan
Davis, Jr
Davis
Langston
Driver Spends Night In Hospital After Racing Incident
Miami driver Floyd Whitfield spent the night in Doctor's Hospital after his car ran over mechanic Wayne Kackley who was underneath preparing for the feature at Medley Stadium. Kackley was bruised but uninjured overall and released after a checkup. Whitfield fainted at the scene and remained hospitalized in fair condition with nervous shock.
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Miami
Fla.p
Floyd Whitfield
Doctor’s Hospital
Wayne Kackley
Medley Stadium
Kackley
Whitfield
Satchmo Proves He's Still Got It
Satchel Paige at age 43 pitched nine shutout innings against Detroit in a 1-0 victory after a 0-0 duel with Virgil Trucks. He allowed seven hits, walked two, and struck out nine as Bob Nieman delivered a bases loaded single in the 12th to win.
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Satchmo
Satchel Paige
St. Louis
Detroit
Virgil Trucks
Trucks
Hal White
Paige
Tigers
Bob Nieman
Satchel
Merrill Battles Into Finals Again
Merrill defeats LaCrosse Mohawks 10-0 in the state semi pro baseball playoff to advance to the final against Milwaukee Harnischfegers who beat Racine Jacobsen 6-3. Tom Nerad hit a three run triple to break a 3-3 tie in the ninth. Merrill pounded four LaCrosse pitchers for six runs in the third inning and hit four homers, two by Flory. Ivan Johannes pitched five innings before Clarence Glenetzke finished.
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Milwaukee
Merrill
Milwaukee Mharnischfegers
LaCrosse Mohawks
Harnies
Racine Jacobsen
Harnie
Tom Nerad
Milwaukeeans
Merrill Maulers
Harry Wilson
Danny Greimel
George Flory
Ivan Johannes
Clarence Glenetzke
Sparta Cancels Baseball Schedule Amid Polio Scare
Sparta Wisconsin cancels its remaining baseball schedule after polio fears reduce attendance. Monroe County reports 24 cases with seven more in surrounding areas. Lou Apple of the Sparta Baseball Association notes financial losses. Camp McCoy offers hospital facilities for polio cases. Ultra violet light touted for killing microbes.
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Sparta
Wis
Lou Apple
Sparta Baseball Association
Monroe County
Apple
Camp McCoy
Slugger Del Rice Delivers in Cardinals Double Win
Yesterday's Stars Batting highlights Del Rice collecting a homer a double and two singles in St. Louis against Pittsburgh with scores of 7-2 in 10 innings and 3-2. Satchel Paige starred for the Browns, shutting out Detroit 1-0 in 12 innings while allowing seven hits and fanning nine with two walks.
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del Rice
Cardinals
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Satchel Paige
Browns
Detroit
The Crown Of Cars And The Three In Washington
A reflection on Henry Ford II seeking a larger auto market share under government limits. It explains how consumer choice and production allocations shaped the industry, noting Ford’s 21 percent quota tied to 1947-49 standings and the need for a superior car plus approval by three Washington officials to gain more.
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Henry Ford
Ford
The
National Production Authority
Old Henry
N.P.A
Franklins
Maxwells
Stanley
Henry
Young Henry
Washington
Coal miners produced 512 million tons in 1950
In the United States, 351000 bituminous coal miners produced 512 million tons of coal during the year 1950.
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United States
Westlake sale reshapes Reds and Indians rosters
Cincinnati outfielder Wally Westlake was sold to the Cleveland Indians for cash and two players yet to be named. The Pirates promoted Ron Necciai who previously fanned 27 in Bristol, Tennessee, this season. Ross Collins and Jack Butler reached the final round of the National Lefthanded Golfers championship. Bob Satterfield beat Harold Johnson in Chicago.
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Cincinnati — Reds
Wally Westlake
Cleveland Indians
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Ron Necciai
Bristol
Tenn
Shawanee-On-Delaware
Ross Collins
Arkansas A and M College
Jack Butler
Atlanta
Chicago
Bob Satterfield
Harold Johnson
Philadelphia
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Boston Braves
Tommy Holmes
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St.Louis
Layne
Charles
Walworth Legion
Driver
Jack Hand
Wall Street Journal
Monroe Sales Co
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Omenicar Te
King Eh Ek
Turner Hall
Red Raven Enterprise
Battle Music
Laurence Duchow
Tiny
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