Crandall's Homer Powers Braves Past Cubs in Milwaukee
Del Crandall drilled a 350 foot homer in left field to cap a 5 to 2 victory as Milwaukee beat Chicago at County Stadium. The win kept the Braves within reach of the NL leaders, with Crandall and Adcock fueling a late rally after a slow start. Cubs pitcher Cole struggled before Jim Davis shut them down in relief. Ralph Kiner hit his 17th homer for Chicago.
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Johnny Logan
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Nichols
Chet Nichols
Charlie Grimm
Bob Rush
Dave Cole
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Roy Smalley
Bobby Thomson
Lew Burdette
Jim Pendleton
Billy Bruton
Stan Hack
Cole
Hal
Jeffcoat
Danny O'Connell
Bruton
Pendleton
Hack
Jim Davis
Eddie Mathews
Mathews
Frankie Baumholtz
Jolly
Dave Jolly
Burdette
Davis
Adcock
Andy Pafko
Baumbholtz
Gene Baker
Logan
O'Connell
Dee Fondy
Ralph Kiner
Hank Aaron
Cooler Weather Boosts Wisconsin Fishing Across States
Cooler weather improves overall fishing with trout slow in some counties and catfish and bass showing gains. In Lafayette County, bass and trout rise while grasshoppers lure feeding. in Iowa County trout slow but cheese bait and minnows draw catfish on the Wisconsin River. Perch remain steady at Lake Mendota hot spots Tenny Park Governor's Island and Second Point. northern pike rise and Lake Kegonsa yields large catfish. Muskie activity increases in northern lakes while Mississippi River fishing remains excellent for all species.
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Pecatonica
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Tenny Park
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Lake Kegonsa
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Rockford Track Host To Midgets Wednesday Night
Midget auto races return to Rockford Speedway with mid season champion Dick Ritchie of Cedar Rapids slated to appear. Three associations Badger Wisconsin United Racing Association Chicago and a group from Iowa supply drivers. Time trials at 6 p.m. CST and races at 7 30 p.m. CST. The harvester ant forages 60 to 80 feet for grass seed, hindering pasture reseeding.
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Rockford Speedway
Dick Ritchie
Cedar Rapids
Badger Group
Wisconsin
United Racing Association of Chicago
Towa
Plan Commission Expands Horicon Goose Shoot
The Conservation Commission votes 5-1 to expand the Horicon Marsh goose hunting experiment for 1954. Season runs 55 days starting Oct 2 with unchanged bag limits except wood ducks protected. A new access road through Flambeau River State Forest is approved amid legal challenges from Wallace Grange and others.
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Commission
Flambeau River State Forest
Flambeau
Edward la Budde
Milwaukee
Helland-Hein Beats Brodhead Club In 9-6 Softball Thriller
Helland-Hein tied for second in the Municipal League edged the Brodhead All Stars 9 to 6 at Recreation Park in a duel between league and out-of-town squads. Dale Davis pitched for Juda allowing seven hits while Duane Lederman took the loss. Ray Figi and Clyde Davis contributed key hits as Brodhead committed eight errors. A double header with out-of-town teams is set for Monday night with Commercial Bank vs Belleville and Sahara Coal vs Twir Grove at 8 and 9 30 p m. Joe Shaffer, co commissioner, announced the schedule.
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Joe Shaffer
Fight Results West Haven and San Diego card summaries
In West Haven Jerry Luedee from New Haven won a points decision against Johnny Green from Springfield. In San Diego Zora Fol ley from Phoenix outpointed Kirby Seals from San Diego over ten rounds.
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Conn
Jerry Luedee
New Haven
Johnny Green
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Mass
San Diego
Calif
Zora Folley
Phoenix
Ariz
Kirby Seals
White Sox Edge Tigers in Thriller over 16th inning
Minnie Minoso delivered a 16th inning triple driving in Nellie Fox for a 1 0 victory as Jack Harshman fanned 12 in a 20th win. Chico Carrasquel and Fox had sparked the run prior. Sox remain 7 1/2 games behind Cleveland with Consuegra to start next vs Hoeft.
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Chicago White Sox
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Jack Harshman
Detroit Tigers
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Sox
Baltimore Orioles
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Gib Dawson Named 1953 All-Star MVP in Chicago
Gib Dawson of the Green Bay Packers was chosen as the 1953 Most Valuable All-Star. He accepted the trophy from Rube Samuelson, retiring Football Writers' Association president, calling it one of the biggest thrills of his life.
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Chicago
Green Bay Packers
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Rube Samuelson
Football Writers’ Association
Yesterday's Stars Pitching Leads 16-Inning 1-0 Sox Win
Chicago White Sox pitcher struck out 12 and extended scoreless innings streak to 28 in a brilliant 16 inning 1-0 victory over Detroit. Del Crandall of the Milwaukee Braves hit a three run homer in the ninth as Milwaukee beat Chicago 5-2.
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Detroit
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Milwaukee Braves
Milwaukee
Chicago
Baseball scoreboard shows National and American League results
National League standings highlight New York leading with a .470 pace and Brooklyn at 45 16. Friday results list Brooklyn 3 New York 2 St Louis 10 Cincinnati 8 and Pittsburgh 9 5 Philadelphia 5 0 Milwaukee 5 Chicago 2 Tonight Chicago at Milwaukee St Louis at Cincinnati Sunday schedule New York at Brooklyn Pittsburgh at Philadelphia American League updates Cleveland 7 9 3 3 0 5 0 0 New York 8 Boston 2 Chicago 1 Detroit 0 Washington 16 innings Philadelphia 3 Washington 2 Baltimore at Cleveland Boston at New York Detroit at Chicago Philadelphia at Washington
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Cleveland
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Washington
Boston
Baltimore
Packers Lineup Set for Tonight in Exhibition Debut
Green Bay hosts Chicago in a Catholic Welfare Association benefit game as Coach Lisle Blackbourn fields a veteran heavy lineup led by Tobin Rote at quarterback and stars like Floyd Reid Al Carmichael Fred Cone Jim Ringo and Bob Mann. Takacs the lone rookie starts at guard for a crowd of about 20 800. A mine safety device using centrifugal force tests tunnel design.
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Chicago Cardinals
Catholic Welfare Association
Lisle Blackbourn
Tobin Rote
Floyd (Breezy) Reid
al Carmichael
Fred Cone
Jim Ringo
Mike’ Takacs
Bill Brown
Len Szafaryn
Steven Ruzich
Bob Mann
Bill Howton
Takacs
Detroit Lions Dominate College All-stars 31 6 in Charity Game
Detroit Lions thrashed the College All-stars 31 to 6 at Soldiers Field before 93,470 fans. Lions led 17-0 after one period with three touchdowns from Carpenter and Walker added later. All-stars managed a lone scoring drive in the third, fumbled early, while Lions piled up 250 rushing and 111 passing yards.
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Bob Garrett
Stanford
Carpenter
Girard
Tom Dublinski
Jerry Hilgenberg
Iowa
Lion
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Ame
Dublinski
Dibble
Doran
Neil Worden
Walter
Campanella Flattered By Grissom's Pitching
Campanella of the Brooklyn Dodgers said he was flattered not angry after Marv Grissom of the New York Giants knocked him down with a high inside pitch. He remarked that being bobbled by a .200 hitter showed still some respect for the aging catcher Campanella. An unrelated note mentions oil explorations along with water found for livestock use.
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Brooklyn Dodgers
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District listing of precincts and voters in multiple towns
A long OCR list enumerates district numbers and residents by town including Monticello New Glarus Spring Grove Washington Sylvester York and Postville. Names such as Elroy W Eichelkraut Coral Orso Duerst James W Argue Earl Voegels and Merlyn Loveland appear alongside many others in district designations like Meadow Valley Pioneer Oakley Hoosier Grove Shanghai and Buckskin.
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Coral Disch
Monticlo
Orso Duerst
Harveda Knobel
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Earl F. Voegels
New Giarus
Kenneth M. Disch
Edwin Maurer
Belleville
Barbara Schrepfer
Monroe
Hoosier Grove
Brodhead
L. M. Hartman
Evert Green
Harold Green
Dalza Fleming
Juda
Ni Bright
Harry C. Newcomer
Earl H. Pinnow
Frank Leopold
Bernice Kingdon
Clarence
Edward Ruef
Laverne Krause
Maron Conway
Edward J. Flanagan
Judham Smith
Fred Gobeli
Joyce “Trotter
Atwood
Dale S. Young
Leslie Pinnow
Harriet Kundert
Pearl Engebretson
Poplar Grove
Clyde Davis
Joe Birk
Fred Doppler
Harold Mohns
Sylvester
Pengra
Abs
Elmer Schwartzlow
William Roth
Walter Buchelter
Ruth Ringhand
Sam Ball
Kenneth Feldt
Herman Siegenthaler
Melvin Siedschlag
Bernice Baebler
Prien
Edward Ludwig
Jo Ann Larson
Searles
Helen Sellow
Paul Baumgartner
Hazel Brugger
Carolyn Wood
Dutch Hollow
Walter E. Kubly
Lester A. Witt
Chester Stauffacher
Leone Coplien
Greenbush
Durward Dunaway
William Heinzelman
John W. Ruff
Marguerite Wenger
Washington
Loveland
Merlyn Loveland
Wilbert Hefty
Ruth Gempeler
Edna ZumBrannen
Simmons
Montgomery Chesebro
Chester C. Dillon
Fred Burgy
Anna K. Babler
Marty
Florence Hefty
Werner Gerber
Tillie Studer
Elmira Root
Purcell
Joe Spani
Blanchardville
Joe Gahwiler
Leota Lehnherr
York Center
James E. Ula
Odella Thompson
Clifford Paulson
Loyalty
Stanley Olson
Chester Hanson
Amos S. Johnson
U S Bans Visit By Red Students
Washington received a polite turndown for a proposed August visit by 15 Russian student editors. Officials said the embassy notified Moscow that August would be out of session and suggested a later date. The request followed reciprocal exchanges after American college editors toured Russia.
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Markets Report From CHICAGO Livestock Prices
Today's Markets in Chicago show salable hogs 25 to 75 higher with choicest 160 to 185, cattle futures mixed with steers steady to 1 higher and cows 50 higher. Dealers gain 2 to 3 as bulk fed steers run 23 to 25.50 with yearlings around 24, heifers 23.25 to 25, good to higher quality stock calves 16 to 20, and feeders 19 to 22 for high grades. The Times advertises daily bargain listings.
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