Cubs Rally Past Cardinals for 5 4 Victory
The Cubs staged a ninth inning rally to beat the St. Louis Cardinals 5-4 as Herm Reich drove in the tying run with a double and Bob Ramazzotti Sacrificed. White Sox also won, with four runs across the middle innings, while Kenny Heintzelman earned praise for beating the Cardinals again. The Dodgers held a slight edge in the pennant race after a Brooklyn win.
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Baseball Daily Schedule and Scores Highlights
Today in the American League Washington visits New York Detroit plays Chicago Cleveland hosts St. Louis Boston at Philadelphia National League Chicago goes to Pittsburgh St. Louis vs Cincinnati Philadelphia versus Brooklyn New York at Boston Yesterday results show Cleveland bomb Detroit 5 0 Philadelphia over Boston 7 4 Chicago 4 St Louis 0 Washington postponement, rain NL Chicago 5 St Louis 4 Cincinnati 2 Pittsburgh 1 10 innings Philadelphia 2 Brooklyn 1 12 New York 4 Boston 0 Wisconsin State League Appleton 3 Wausau 2 Fond du Lac 13 Sheboygan 0 Green Bay 6 2 Janesville 2 6 Wisconsin Rapids Oshkosh postponed American Association Milwaukee 4 Louisville 3 Toledo 9 St Paul 4 Minneapolis 4 Indianapolis 5 3 Kansas City 1 7 Tomorrow schedule Detroit at Chicago Cleveland at St Louis Washington at New York New York at Boston Philadelphia at Brooklyn Chicago at Pittsburgh Minneapolis at St Paul Green Bay at Sheboygan Fond du Lac at Wausau Janesville at Oshkosh Wisconsin Rapids at Oshkosh
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Campbell fails to top world motor speed record attempt
Coniston England sees Donald Campbell wreck the on site in a vain bid to surpass his father’s 141.74 mph mark. He records 138.46 for one mile and 132.35 on the return, averaging 135.34 mph.
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County Softball Tournament Opens in Green County
The Green County 4 H softball tournament opened with Decatur defeating Juda 21 2 in the senior boys division at Brodhead and Juda beating Decatur 23 13 in the girls division. Decatur meets Oakley August 24 at Brodhead for the girls division championship. Junior boys begin tomorrow night at New Glarus with New Glarus vs Mt Pleasant and Jordan vs Green County Centers. winners meet next, losers eliminated. Aug 24 Clarno Classy Clubbers meet Dayton at New Glarus and Martintown faces Oakley at Brodhead. champions and consolation games set for Aug 26 at Brodhead.
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Jap Swimmers Sweep Records At AAU Meet
Japanese distance champion Hirono shin Furuhashi and teammate Shiro Nashizume set world marks in the 1500 meter free at the National AAU Swimming Championships in Los Angeles. Nashizume won the first heat in 18 35.7, breaking a world record previously held by Japan's Tomikatsu.
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Nakoma Junior Golfers Win Western Junior Tourney
The Country Club of Madison led by Bob Bruce Douglas Koepke and Douglas Campbell claimed team honors in yesterday's western junior golf tourney at the University of Michigan course. The trio posted 232 strokes over 18 holes on the par 72 layout.
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Canada Joins Packers Signings Highlight NFL News
Canada joins Green Bay as former University of Arkansas star Eugene Ca ada signs a contract with the Packers at the National Football League. Want ads prove strong in generating leads and business.
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Good Time Wins Pace Brittanic Drops Dead at Fair
Good Time wins pace at the year old class as Brittanic collapses near the gate. Brittanic, 13, a standout in the Abe Lincoln trotting stake, died of an apparent heart attack while parading to the starting gate at the state fair. Owned by Newport Stock Farms of Plainfield New Jersey.
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Veterans set for Wisconsin state open golf final
Krueger Beloit and Milward Green Bay led by two under and level par as 60 players reached the final 36 holes in the Wisconsin state open. Kinsman Jr. Three Lakes stood one stroke behind Milward with Bendriscutto Racine two back, after brisk second-day play and a 70 in the second flight.
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Bluejays Fail to Move Up as Janesville Splits Doubleheader
Janesville Cubs hold the Jays to stay near Oshkosh in the Wisconsin state league with a 6-2 twinbill split. Bluejays drop half a game to stay runner up. Oshkosh Rapids game canceled by rain. Milwaukee Brewers beat Louisville Colonels 4-3 to keep third in the American Association.
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Wisconsin approves five day deer season for state
Gov Rennebohm approves a five day antlerless deer season from November 19 to 23 across 47 counties with rifles allowed in 28 percent and shotguns in 18 percent. Bag limit is one deer either antlerless or forked horn under two inches. Waterfowl and most other game closed in open counties. Bow season Sept 24 to Nov 7 already approved.
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Championship Tilt Dates Location Set
State Line league title game set for Monticello on Aug 28 after league officials meeting with Commissioner Karlen. If Monroe or Belleville wins weekend matchups, schedule adjustments may move the championship to Sept 4 or Aug 28 as needed. Umpires named. four panelists to rotate three innings each. trophy funded by Monticello choices.
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Dairy price support debate shapes farm policy move
Helen E. Steari and Monroe dairy leaders plan a Madison trip Friday to discuss materials for a proposed new cheese factory. M H Stauffacher urges mandatory milk price support using wartime payments or subsidies at 75 to 90 percent of parity, with expansion of dairy consumption as a goal. The board backs marketing tools and school programs to maintain milk prices, opposes compensatory payments except as a last resort if quotas and allotments rise.
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European Aid Chief Rebukes European Trade Leaders
Paul G. Hoffman, head of Marshall Aid, told European trade leaders at a meeting of the European Cooperation Organizat ion that their countries are not doing enough to earn U S dollars. He spoke at yesterday's gathering of heads of delegations.
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Buttenhoff economists urge earning through exports to ease Europe dollars
The 19-area committee on Marshall Plan fund allocation faced a problem as Hoffman argued that Europe’s dollar shortage could only be met by exports. He claimed little evidence this issue is being addressed, beyond a few unnamed countries, though he did not specify which.
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