Gemplers Crucial Contest On Tonight
Gemplers faces Luicks at 7 30 followed by Carter Gruenwald against Browntown at 9 00 Tonight schedule features four more games including Monroe Cardinals' matchups and local league clashes across Sunday and tomorrow night with several high stakes tilts listed.
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Gardner Bakery
Softball Playoffs Loom as City Leagues Set Schedule
One top clash tonight at Recreation Park features Gemplers seeking a seventh straight win and the minor league title against Luicks led by pitcher Paul Abley. Lamboleys could force a tie with a win after a postponed game with the Waffle Shop Juniors. The Major League teams, including Carter Gruenwald Browntown and Phillips Smith, race to title ties with potential multiple-team deadlocks as the city tournament starts next Monday.
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Phillips
Smith
South Dakota Sets pheasant season dates statewide
The South Dakota game commission established a 10 day pheasant season in 33 eastern counties and a 3 day season in three West River counties. Daily bag two birds with a six bird possession limit for residents. Non residents may ship eight birds with a $20 ten day license. Season runs from Nov 4 to Nov 13 in the east and Nov 25 to 27 in the west. Shooting runs from noon to dark in both regions.
Shotton Notes Dodgers Decline Amid Spare Depth
Brooklyn manager Burt Shotton complains the team lacks sharp tools and reserve strength of 1947. He cites dwindling returns from Don Newcombe, Rex Barney, Ralph Branca, and lineup gaps from missing stars like George Shuba and Johnny Jorgensen. He laments relief pitching and the unexpected returns of Jack Banta.
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Brooklyn Dodgers
George Shuba
Dick Whitman
Johnny Jorgensen
Jim Russell
Tommy Brown
Jack Banta
Montreal
Don Newcombe
Rex Barney
Ralph Branca
Cubs Nine Win as Trout Tops White Sox and Reds Fall
The Cubs beat the Reds 4-3 in 12 innings to extend their win streak. Dizzy Trout earned a 6-2 victory for Detroit over the White Sox, moving to 10-2.Ramazzotti returned for the Cubs, homers by Pafko and Wyrostek highlighted the day, while Ber ry drove in Detroit's decisive runs in a big second inning.
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Dizzy Trout
White Sox
Bob Rush
Cub
Ken Raffensberger
Reds
Randy Gumpert
Hank Borowy
Hal White
Frank Hiller
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Herman Wehmeier
Bob Ramazzotti
Ron Northey
Ramazzotti
Andy Pafko
Johnny Wyrostek
Trout
Tigers
Neil Berry
National and American League Scoreboard Update
Yesterday results show Philadelphia 5 Boston 1 New York 16 Brooklyn 7 Pittsburgh 5 St Louis 3 Chicago 4 Cincinnati 3 in 12 innings Tomorrow schedule includes Boston at Brooklyn Philadelphia at New York Cincinnati at St Louis and Pittsburgh at Chicago New York 9 Washington 4 Cleveland 2 2 St Louis 0 1 Boston 11 12 Philadelphia 3 7 Detroit 6 Chicago 2 Tomorrow schedule lists St Louis at Detroit Chicago at Cleveland New York at Philadelphia and Washington at Boston
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Oshkosh Pulls Away in Wisconsin State League
Oshkosh defeated Sheboygan 9-2 and 6-1 to extend its lead in the Wisconsin state league. Green Bay outslugged Janesville 10-6, Appleton swept Wausau 3-0 and 13-1, while Fond du Lac edged Wisconsin Rapids 2-1 and 5-4.
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General licenses out all-inclusive hunting fishing trapping permits
All-inclusive sportsmen licenses including deer tag go on sale at the county clerk office for 6.50. Valid for one year beginning Aug 31. Major portion funds hunting and fishing improvements in the state, per County Clerk Mrs. Wilma Lengacher.
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DiMaggio To End Slump Tomorrow Against Athletics
Washington says Yankees manager Casey Stengel plans to start Joe DiMaggio tomorrow night in Philadelphia versus the Athletics. Stengel hopes DiMaggio heats up to drive in runs, while noting pitching help would also aid a pennant chase. DiMaggio, 35, was benched Friday after a career of regular play hampered by a shoulder and knee.
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Packers defeat Cardinals in exhibition at Green Bay
The Green Bay Packers beat the Chicago Cardinals 17 to 14 at Lambeau Field in a midweek exhibition marked by Curley Lambeau’s return to the Cardinal bench. Green Bay led early as Gene Ronzani’s first home game produced a scoring drive in the opening minutes.
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Phillies Pulling Ahead Far in National League
Philadelphia leads the National League pennant race by seven games under Eddie Sawyer. The Whiz Kids beat the Boston Braves 5 to 1, threatening the largest margin since 1944 as they won nine of 13 over the last two weeks, with the four challengers chasing.
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Kinsman Wins State Golf Open
Milwaukee. George Kinsman Jr. won the Wisconsin Open at North Hills with 287 three under par after a final 36 holes surge. He beat former champion Tommy Veech by one stroke, while amateur Willie Thomson took second and Curt Jacobs Jr. third.
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George Kinsman Jr
Three Lakes
Veech
Willie Thomson
Racine
Curt Jacobs Jr
Oconomowoc
Butch) Krueger
Beloit
Jim Milward
Green Bay
Billy Schaller
Madison
Harry Simonson
Tom Mould
Francis Gallett
Steve Caravello
Art Severson
Marty Jerrick
Jim Walsh
Mike Bencriscutto
Billy Sixty Jr
Mel Waggoner
Janesville
Floyd Leonard
Hank Gardner
Pronte Don Sets Fastest Mile in Harness Racing
The Springfield meet saw Pronte Don of Hayes Fair Acres Du Quoin clock 1.59 4/5 for the fastest mile of the 1950 harness season. Ridden in the second heat this marked the first sub two minute time this year in harness racing.
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Hayes Fair Acres
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Plan Big Fight In Yankee Stadium Louis Versus Charles
Boxing powers planned to meet today to finalize the September 27 heavyweight title bout at Yankee Stadium between Joe Louis and NBA Champion Ezzard Charles.
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Yankee Stadium
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Ezzard Charles
Monroe Cardinals Clash With Gardner Bakery for Key Lees Game
The Monroe Cardinals visit Gardner Bakery of Madison this Sunday in a crucial Monroe lineup clash. Gardner Bakery and Fauerbach Brewery have surged in the Madison Industrial League standings as top contenders. Monroe’s Lefty Andrews will start on the mound against a red hot Gardner Bakery team in a byline battle for supremacy in the tough league.
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T. J. O Sullivan Dies In Kansas City Hospital
Ted J. O Sullivan, 47, a prominent sports official, died yesterday in a Kansas City hospital. A 1927 University of Missouri graduate, he starred in football and basketball there.
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University of Missouri
Jefferson Center Wins Softball Championship
Jefferson Center defeated Juda 6-2 to clinch the league title in the final league game of the season. Dale Davis pitched four walks and four strikeouts with one hit and two errors charged against him. Homers were hit by Gilbert Rockey Alan Roenneburg and Ken Luchsinger.
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Alan Roenneburg
Ken Luchsinger
Babe Bowman Back Hot in Womens Golf Meet
Carol Babe Freese now Mrs. Lyle Bowman from Portland leads the 50th western amateur tourney as she faces Polly Riley of Fort Worth in the quarterfinals at Exmoor Country Club after defeating defending champion Helen Siegel of Philadelphia.
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Babe) Freese
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Exmoor Country Club
Curtis
Red Birds Triumph In Doubleheader On 21-Run Margin
The Columbus Red Birds defeated Milwaukee twice by 21 runs to move within one and a half games of the first division in the American Association. The second game lasted 11 innings. Elsewhere Minneapolis took first by beating Louisville 8-5, St. Paul defeated Indianapolis 4-2, and Toledo routed Kansas City 10-2.
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Motorist 71 Killed in Collision with Horse Trailer
Thomas R. Cook, 71, Milwaukee, died in Germantown when his car collided with a semi trailer truck carrying horses yesterday. The crash occurred on the highway near Germantown, authorities said.
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Swiss Cheese Market Holds Steady Amid Slow Demand
The Federal State market news service reports Wisconsin domestic Swiss cheese market steady with slow trade and light demand. Selling prices and points include state brand 41 to 44, grade B 38 to 41, grade C 36 to 38.
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Wisconsin
Intelligence links two submarine bases in communist China
Taipei reports national sources say Russia is constructing two submarine bases in China. The sites cited are Mamoi near Foochow about 120 miles northwest of Formosa and Yulin on Hainan's south coast about 150 miles from Indochina.
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Wisconsin September 1950 primary notice for state and county officers
State of Wisconsin Green County issues notice of a September primary to nominate governor lieutenant governor secretary of state state treasurer attorney general United States senator representative in Congress state senator assembly member and county officials including county clerk treasurer sheriff coroner clerk of circuit court register of deeds and district attorney party precinct committeemen. Ballot details and election procedure provided with official seal and date.
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Lafayette
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Wilma I. Lengacher
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Register OF Deeds
Grace M. Thorpe
Jessie M. Holcomb
Herman A. Stuessy
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