Carter-Gruenwald Edge Waffle Shop In Fast Softball Night
Carter-Gruenwald defeated the Waffle Shop 2 to 0 to derail Green Men from undefeated status. Johnny Krattiger and Wally Schutz starred for their clubs as pitching and timely hitting produced the late run. The minor league game featured Pitcher Abley of Grossens tossing a no hitter through five innings in an 8-1 win. Loren Elmer led Grossens with two hits.
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Carter-Gruenwald
Waffle Shop
Johnny Krattiger
Wally Schutz
Prattiger
Schutz
Davis
Kohl
Schilt
Abley
Grossens
Benketts
Grossen
N. Richards
Elmer
Blum
Loren Elmer
Open Golf Play Starts at North Hills State Open
Six former champions are in the field of 58 pros and 122 amateurs as the Wisconsin Open begins at North Hills. The 72 hole medal event features Be loit’s Alvin Krueger seeking a fifth crown and faces Milwaukee champions Francis Gallett Jimmy Mil ward Floyd Leonora Hank Gardner and Tommy Veech among others.
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Milwaukee
North Hills
Alvin
Butch) Krueger
Beloit
Francis Gallett
Jimmy Milward
Green Bay
Floyd Leonora
Hank Gardner
Tommy Veech
Veech
Charles Faces Beshore in Heavyweight Title Defense
Ezzard Charles defends his NBA heavyweight title against Fred die Beshore in Buffalo. The shadow of Joe Louis hangs over the ring as Charles, the Cincinnati champion, risks a costly upset that could influence a $500,000 September Louis bout. Charles carries a 1-5 favorite status but must stay sharp.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Ezzard Charles
Freddie Beshore
Joe Louis
Cincinnati
Harrisburg
Louis-Charles
Charles
Beshore
Louis
Mrs Kundert Catches 31 Inch Muskellunge on Vacation
Mrs. Fred W. Kundert reels in a 31 inch muskellunge while on vacation near Manitowish. The catch, just one inch over the limit, stunned a party of five couples from Monroe, who used two 14 inch tapes to verify the measurement.
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Fred W. Kundert
Manitowish
Giants Rally to Top Indians in Wisconsin League Race
The Oshkosh Giants rallied Monday night to beat the Sheboygan Indians 6 to 4, tightening the lead in the Wisconsin state baseball league. Janesville defeated Green Bay 7 to 5, Fond du Lac blanked Wisconsin Rapids 4 to 0, and Wausau shut out Appleton 6 to 0.
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Giants
Indians
Associated Press
Oshkosh Giants
Sheboygan Indians
Janesville
Green Bay
Fond du Lac
Wisconsin Rapids
Wausau
Appleton
Western Amateur Opens With Star Women From 17 States
The 50th women's western amateur golf tourney began with opening match play as top players from 17 states compete. Medalist Polley Riley of Fort Worth Texas faced Bonnie Randolph of Columbus Ohio after Riley shot one under par 75 at Exmoor Country Club in yesterday’s qualifying round.
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Chicago
Polley Riley
Fort Worth
Tex
Exmoor Country Club
Bonnie Randolph
Columbus
NCAA Council Recommends Suspensions for Six Schools
The NCAA council recommended suspending six member schools for violations of the "sanity code." Names were not disclosed, but additional institutions may join the list. Action taken yesterday.
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NCAA
Chicago
National Collegiate Athletic Association Council
Final Yellowstone Land Option Taken
Clarence Benkert of the state conservation department announced the final option for the Yellowstone project in Lafayette county. The 324 acre tract owned by Stanley Cassidy in Chicago will be voted on at the September commission meeting. Upon final approval, bids will be let for a dam three miles long three inches? wait.
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Clarence Benkert
13Th Street
State Conservation Department
Lafayette County
Stanley Cassidy
Chicago
Commission
Fayette
Argyle
Benkert
Weil
Rockets win at Twin Grove after Rock Grove forfeits
Jefferson Center boys advance after Rock Grove forfeits last night as opponents could not field a full team at Rock City. In Twin Grove the Rockets beat the Night Hawks 6 4. Frank Meinert allowed five walks and five hits while striking out four. Niedermeier gave up four walks and seven hits with four strikeouts.
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Twin Grove
Jefferson Center
Rock Grove
Rock City
Rockets
Night Hawks
Frank Meinert
Merle Niedermeier
Amos Alonzo Stagg To Be 88 Tomorrow
Amos Alonzo Stagg the grand old man of football will celebrate his 88th birthday tomorrow and look ahead to his 61st consecutive year of coaching American college football. He plans to report to Susquehanna University within two weeks to assist his son Amos Alonzo Jr. This will be his fourth season at the small Lutheran school in Selinsgrove Pennsylvania. He began at Springfield College in 1890 then moved to the University of Chicago in 1892 for 41 years followed by 14 years at the College of the Pacific.
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Stockton
Calif
Amos Alonzo Stagg
University of Chicago
College of the Pacific
Ransom Wins Tam O Shanter World Title in Dramatic Playoff
Chicago veteran Henry Ransom topped Detroit’s Chick Harbert by three strokes 69 72 in a four hour playoff for the Tam O Shanter world pro golf championship. Ransom earned 11000 first prize as Harbert took 5000 with a 39 year old winner who winters in Dallas and plays out of St Andrews Club near Chicago.
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Chicago
Henry Ransom
Detroit
Chick Harbert
Ransom
Harbert
Dallas
St. Andrews
Beloit halfback Bandy misses state all star camp
Shelvy Bandy Beloit halfback named to the south squad for the state high school all star game at Green Bay failed to report for training yesterday Neal Worden Milwaukee Pulaski was named to replace him
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Bandy
Shelvy Bandy
Beloit
Green Bay
Neal Worden
Milwaukee
Pulaski
Steensrud Sets Aug 28 Football Practice at Monroe High
Monroe High School coach Gay Steensrud calls for the first football practice on August 28 at 9 30 a m with equipment issue and a single daily session thereafter. The opening game is September 15 against Darlington, and timely player reporting is urged to avoid slowdowns. Assistant coaches Fred R. Simpson and Arch Edwards aided last season.
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Gay Steensrud
Monroe High School
Steensrud
Davis Cup Team Picked for United States
New York reports Ted Schroeder Gardnar Mulloy Bill Talbert and Tom Brown selected as the United States Davis Cup team for the upcoming competition.
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DAVIS
New York
Ted Schroeder
Gardrar Mulloy
Bill Talbert
Tom Brown
United States
Cleanup Games Planned at Park Week's Schedule
The schedule lists games through the week for Farm Bureau Lamboley s Monroe Cardinals girls softball and major league action. Key matchups include Gempler's vs Luicks and Carter-Gruenwald vs Browntown. The Monroe Cardinals play four times, aiming for win streak and second half title. Brown town eyes first round crown.
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Farm Bureau
Lamboley’s
Monroe Cardinals
New Glarus
Evansville
Gempler’s
Luicks
Carter - Gruenwald
Browntown
Waffle Shop Jrs
Grossens
Blanchardville
Phillips and Smith
FFA
Benketts
Wiota
Gardner Bakery
Madison
Gemplers
Carter
Waffle Shop
Phillips
Smith
Shafer Tosses Third No-Hitter Of Season
Beloit American Legion junior pitcher Frank Shafer, 17, blanked Delavan 9-1 on Sunday to square his season tally at three no-hitters. He fanned 18 and walked one as Delavan’s lone run came on an error.
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Shafer Blanks
Delavan
Beloit
Frank Shafer
Beloit American Legion
Shafer
National League scoreboard results and future games
Yesterday's results show Chicago beat St Louis 7 to 6 and Cincinnati defeated Pittsburgh 13 to 8. Cleveland edged Detroit 3 to 2 in ten innings. Tomorrow's schedule features multiple games across both leagues including Cincinnati at Chicago and Pittsburgh at St Louis.
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Associated Press
Chicago
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Charleston Boy Wins Akron Soap Box Derby
Harold D. Williamson 15 from Charleston West Virginia won the 13th Akron Soap Box Derby on the 975.4 foot track with a black racer. Donald Alter 15 of Danville Pennsylvania finished second by a small length to claim a new automobile. Richard Dougan 13 of Muncie Indiana placed third as about 50,000 spectators watched.
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Akron, O
Charleston
W. Va
Harold D. Williamson
Donald Alter
Danville
Williamson
Richard Dougan
Muncie
Ind
Brewers whip Colonels 10 to 4 in league action
Milwaukee Brewers defeated the Louisville Colonels 10 to 4 in American Association play. Minneapolis beat Toledo 2 to 1, St Paul edged Columbus 7 to 5, and Indianapolis won the opener of a doubleheader against Kansas City 7 to 4 but lost the nightcap 5 to 4.
Lohr and Jerrick Lead State Open Medal Play
Milwaukee round two sees amateur Jim Lohr of Sheboygan and Marty Jerrick of Madison atop the field with 68s three under par. Frank Parkinson and Ken Berke tied with pro George Kinsman Jr. for third at 69, as pros Tony Mierzwa and Eddie Hruz sit near the leaders in the 70 bracket. Defending champ Al Krueger and four-time titleist Jim Milward shot 71.
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Milwaukee
Jim Lohr
Sheboygan
Marty Jerrick
Madison
North Hills
S. Frank Parkinson
Ken Berke
George
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Rumson, N.J
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Rockets Triumph
Tam
Monroe Feed & Seed CO
12Th Street
Gary Cooper
Goetz
Danny Kaye
Inspector General
the West
Joseph Callen - Hay Roberts
Ccum
Elizabeth Taylor
Spencer Tracy
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Charleston Boy
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Lohr
Jerrick
Monroe
Fairgrounds
Monroe, Wis
Car, Inc
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Hartwig
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