Lanz Hardware Defeats Palmers to Tie for Fourth in Minor League
Lanz Hardware rode a late rally to beat Palmer’s Tavern 5-3 and pull even for fourth place in the Minor League, trailing first place Grossen’s by 1.5 games. Gempler’s Tire topped Rudy’s Tavern 13-6 in the other minor tilt, Marion Mueller homering for the winners.
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Rudy’s Tavern
Lanz Hardware
Palmer’s Tavern
Lanz Wardware
Hardware Club
Lanz
Palmer’s
Loop
Grossen’s Tavern
Wenger
Kramer
Schuetze Clothiers
Schuetze’s
Harold Davidson
John
Cookie) Walter
Baseball Scoreboard Yesterday's League Results
In the American League no games were scheduled. In the National League St Louis beat Chicago 9 to 7 and Brooklyn defeated Boston 6 to 2. Cincinnati won 5 to 2 over Pittsburgh at night. American Association shows Milwaukee 5 Toledo 4 in 10 innings. Louisville 9 8 Minneapolis 7 14. Indianapolis 7 St Paul 5. Columbus 12 Kansas City 6.
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St. Louis
Chicago
Brooklyn
Boston
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
Toledo
Louisville
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Columbus
Kansas City
Tomorrow’s NBA schedule across major cities
The lineup features Chicago at Detroit and Pittsburgh at Chicago with several night games. Also on the slate are St. Louis at Cleveland, New York at Washington, Philadelphia at Boston, Boston at New York, Brooklyn at Philadelphia, and Cincinnati at St. Louis.
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Chicago
Detroit
St. Louis
Cleveland
New York
Washington
Philadelphia
Boston
National League
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Horseshoe Tournament Grounds Spotlight at Milwaukee Expo
The national horseshoe pitching tourney dominates the Wisconsin centennial exposition with a record entry. Ninety contenders vie for the crown, 32 advance to the championship flight, led by Casey Jones of Waukesha carrying the Wisconsin banner.
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Milwaukee
Guy Wertz
Casey Jones
Waukesha
Wisconsin
Resigns from Marquette staff to join Bears as trainer
Edward F. Rory announced last night his resignation from the Marquette University athletic staff to become trainer and equipment manager for the Chicago Bears of the National Football League.
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Marquette Milwaukee
Edward F. Rory
Marquette, University Athletic
Chicago Bears
The Art of Weaving Through Ancient Civilizations
A concise look at how weaving emerged in early civilizations, tracing techniques and materials used across ancient societies and their cultural significance in textile production. The piece links craft growth to social and economic development.
Dodgers Narrow Braves Lead With 6-2 Victory in Boston
Brooklyn Dodgers beat the Boston Braves 6-2 in Boston as Pee Wee Reese sparked a four run rally with a leadoff triple in the eighth. Reese, batting .300, started the inning that sealed the win and trimmed the Braves’ lead to two games in the standings. The Cardinals moved within two and a half games with a 9-7 win over the Cubs, while the Reds defeated the Pirates 5-2 in Pittsburgh.
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Associated Press
Pee Wee Reese
Braves
Boston
Brooks
Dodgers
Dodger
Reese
Bob Hogue
St. Louis Cardinals
Billy Southworth
Cubs
Chicago
Stan Musial
Cincinnati Reds
Pirates
Pittsburgh
Receiver Named For Rockford Rox
A receiver was appointed for the Rockford Rox of the class C Central association after creditors petitioned in federal court. Judge Elwyn R. Shaw designated Hugh McGavick of Rockford as receiver of the club and its assets amid ongoing financial troubles and alleged acts of bankruptcy through creditor liens.
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Freeport
Ill
Rockford Rox
Elwyn R. Shaw
Hugh McGavick
Rockford
French runner Hansenne defeats Gehrmann in metric mile
Marcel Hansenne of France clocked 3 50.4 to win the metric mile at the two day international track meet, beating young Don Gehrmann of Wisconsin who trailed in the event.
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Paris
Marcel Hansenne
France
Don Gehrmann
Wisconsin
Baseball Greats Mourn Babe Ruth as Sportsman and Player
Nation mourns Babe Ruth with tributes from A B Chandler Will Harridge Ford Frick and others. Leaders praise his American story courage and heart and say Ruth inspired youth and boosted baseball attendance and salaries.
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Associated Press
Babe Ruth
A. B. Chandler
Will Harridge
Ruth
Ford Frick
National League
Bucky Harris
New York Yankees
Leo Durocher
New York Giants
America
Burt Shotten
Brooklyn Dodgers
Bill Veek
Cleveland Indians
George Weiss
Tourney of Champs signs Jersey Joe Lesnevich for bout
The Tourney of Champions signs heavyweight contenders Jersey Joe Walcott and Gus Lesnevich to meet Sept 21 on a doubleheader card with Tony Zate and Marcel Cerdan at Roosevelt Stadium Jersey City. The group pays $120000 and $50000 respectively and secures exclusive right for the winner to headline next for the Tourney of Champions. Other top contenders include Joe Louis Freddie Mills and Ezzard Charles.
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Lesnevich
New York
Jersey Joe Walcott
Gus Lesnevich
Jersey Joe
Tony Zate
Marcel Cerdan
Jersey City
Roosevelt Stadium
Walcott
T. of C. Guaree
Cerdan
Andy Niederreiter
T. of C
Niederreiter
Joe Louis
Freddie Mills
Cincinnati
Ezzard Charles
Demaret Wins Playoff at St. Paul Open
Jimmy Demaret defeats Otto Greiner by two strokes in a playoff for the St. Paul open first prize of 2450 dollars. The Baltimore pro concedes Demaret’s experience and composure as the key to victory in St. Paul, Minnesota.
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Jim Demaret
St. Paul
St. Paul, Minn
Otto Greiner
Baltimore
Jimmy Demaret
Greiner
Demaret
New Holstein Falls in Semi-Pro National Semi Final
New Holstein, Wisconsin, the state champion, lost 7 to 2 to Fredericksburg, Pennsylvania in Wichita Kansas last night. Five errors hurt New Holstein but they are not eliminated from the double elimination tournament.
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NEW Holstein
Wichita
Kas
Wisconsin
Fredericksburg
North Favored To Defeat South In Wisconsin All Star Game
Wisconsin all star high school football teams meet tomorrow night with the North favored. The series shows South dominance, but North depth and fewer injuries give the edge. Game moves to Breese Stevens field under a Big Nine ruling with about 9 000 to 10 000 spectators expected.
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Wisconsin
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Camp Randall
Wisconsin Badgers
Breese Stevens
Roy Melvin
Ashland
Ken Kitelinger
Janesville
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Pat O’donohue
Eau Claire
Gene Felker
Milwaukee North
Jack Kelly
Fond du Lac
Jack Hendricks
Appleton
Don Reinecke
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Bill Schleisner
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Madison City
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Wauwatosa
Johnny Novak
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Kewaskum High School
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Clarence Hageman
Belleville High School
Musial Near .381 Pace Tops National League Batting
Stan Musial of the St. Louis Cardinals maintains a .381 batting clip late in the season, likely securing the NL lead and eyeing a third or more batting title. He seeks to join Honus Wagner Rogers Hornsby and Paul Waner as multi title winners since 1900, while Alvin Dark and Andy Pafko chase in the standings.
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St. Louis Cardinal
Ducky Medwick
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Musial
Honus Wagner
Rogers Hornsby
Paul Waner
Alvin Dark
Braves
Andy Patfko
Chicago Cubs
Boudreau Threatens Williams Batting Lead
Rampaging Lou Boudreau of the Cleveland Indians narrowed Boston star Ted Williams's American League batting edge to 16 points after a strong week. Williams at .377 led, while Boudreau climbed to .361 on 19 hits in 37 at bats, with Dale Mitchell rising to .336 and Al Zarilla slipping to .320. Other leaders include Hoot Evers and Barney McCosky at .313.
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Lou Boudreau
Cleveland Indians
Boston
Ted Williams
Shortstop Boudreau
Tribe
Williams
Handsome Lou
Thumpin’ Tech
Dale Mitchell
al Zarilla
St. Louis
Hoot Evers
Detroit
Barney McCosky
Philadelphia
Luke Appling
Baseball Batting Leaders Tie In Late Season Finish
Bob Dillinger of St Louis and George Kell of Detroit tied for the league lead at .303, while New York star Joe DiMaggio stood at .298 as the season closed.
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St. Louis
George Kell
Detroit
New York
Joe DiMaggio
Veech Cards 65 to Lead Wisconsin Open Amateurs
Milwaukee golfer Chunky Tommy Veech shot a five under par 65 at Tuckaway country club to set a course record in medal play for amateurs. He led Floyd Leonard by four strokes as the event moved into the final day of qualifying with 60 players to advance to the final 36 holes.
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Tuckaway Country Club
Chunky
Tommy Veech
Veech
Floyd
Red) Leonard
New Glarus Social Notes Include Several Visits
Mrs Millard Tschudy and Ray Marty visited Thursday. Mr and Mrs Ernest Dahler returned Wednesday from Rockford Freeport and Chicago. Ill visitors stay with Bertha Gilben in Verona. Mrs Albert Pfund recently visited Gottfried Augsburger in Monroe. Mrs Fred Neuschwander visited the Marty home. Paula Furrer returned to Cambridge after visiting friends here. Mr and Mrs Melvin Schneider attended the Dahler Mullen event.
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Millard Tschudy
Ernest Dahler
Rockford
Freeport
Chicago
Bertha Gilben
Verona
Albert Pfund
Gottfried Augsburger
Monroe
Fred Neuschwander
Fred J. Marty
Hoesly and Dahler Families Attend Freeport Wedding
Mr and Mrs Henry B Hoesly and Mr and Mrs Ernest Dahler visited with Mr and Mrs Glen Dahler and daughter Andrea Madison Thursday after a wedding held in Freeport on Sunday.
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Henry B. Hoesly
Ernest Dahler
Glen Dahler
Andrea
Madison
NFL to Schedule 18 Exhibition Games Across States
Commissioner Bert Bell announced NFL clubs will play 18 pre season exhibition games in a dozen states before the season. The series starts Friday with the Chicago Cardinals facing the College All Stars in Chicago and ends September 19.
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Bert Bell
National Football League
NFL
Chicago Cardinals
College All Stars
Chicago
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