Minor Loop Title Won by Gemplers Tonight
Gemplers the shop softball team clinched the minor league crown by beating Luicks 4 to 2. Rudy Yeazel pitched four strikeouts, while H Schults homered and Jordan added two hits. Gemplers’ win streak reaches seven with no losses in the second round. In the major league game Carter Gruenewald beat Browntown 6 to 4 as Deb Soddy led with two hits. Tonight Waffle Shop Juniors face Grossens at 7 with Monroe Cardinals hosting Blanchardville at 8 30.
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Firemen
Samo Miye
Carter-Gruenewald
Browntown
Wally Bahler
Deb. Soddy
Johnny Krattiger
Carter Gruenewald
J. Davis
Waffle Shop
Grossens
Monroe Cardinals
Blanchardville
Baseball scoreboard and results from recent games
Scores and standings across the leagues with results from yesterday and schedule for tomorrow. American League teams including Cleveland New York Washington Detroit and Chicago in action with results noted. National League standings feature Philadelphia New York Chicago Cincinnati Pittsburgh Brooklyn and upcoming games listed with times.
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Cleveland
New York
Washington
Philadelphia
Detroit
Chicago
St. Louis
Boston i
Boston
Pet
Eoees
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Janesville Tops Giants in Wisconsin State League Clash
Bob Rivich delivered the deciding hit with a ninth inning double as Janesville edged the Oshkosh Giants 8-7. In other games Sheboygan beat Green Bay 5-2, Wisconsin Rapids defeated Appleton 6-4, and Wausau split a doubleheader with Fond du Lac 6-4 and 3-1.
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Janesville
Giants
Associated Press
Bob Rivich
Oshkosh Giants
Sheboygan
Green Bay
Wisconsin Rapids
Appleton
Tailend Wausau
Fond du Lac
Red Birds Triumph Over Brewers In 7-2 Victory
The Columbus Red Birds routed four Milwaukee Brewers pitchers for 17 hits and a 7-2 American Association win. Minneapolis moved within a game and a half of the lead with a 10-3 win over Louisville. Toledo Mud Hens beat Kansas City Blues 5-3. St Paul at Indianapolis game postponed due to rain.
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RED Birds
Associated Press
Columbus Red Birds
Milwaukee Brewer
Minneapolis
Louisville
Toledo Mud Hens
Kansas City Blues
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Charles Underdog to Meet Louis in Yankee Stadium Fight
New York reports that Ezzard Charles the NBA recognized heavyweight king will face Joe Louis at Yankee Stadium on September 27. Initial odds offered 3 to 1 that Charles would recapture the crown he surrendered 18 months ago with Louis favored as fight time approaches.
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Charles
New York
Ezzard Charles
Joe Louis
Yankee Stadium
Louis
Indians Need Hitter What Team Doesn't
Cleveland in April still bets on Luke Easter to spark the offense. Manager Lou Boudreau and general manager Hank Greenberg say the Indians must add a long ball hitter to lift a slumping lineup and overtake Detroit, with Doby and Rosen carrying the early load.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
Luke Easter
Luke
Lou Boudreau
Hank Greenberg
Tribe
Detroit
Greenberg
Doby
Rosen
Wisconsin considers hunting license price hike proposal
Wisconsin legislative council conservation committee urged raising hunting license costs. The plan would set small game licenses at 2 dollars and deer licenses at 2.50, replacing the current 1.50 combined with a separate deer tag. The bill aims to boost federal wildlife aid tied to license numbers. three other bills were approved, including firearm capability certificates for under 18, back tags for small game, and non-resident licenses for non citizens.
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Ladysmith
Legislative Council
Conservation Committee
Wisconsin
Sale of Licenses Lags As State Fishing Gains
Madison report notes license sales eight percent below 1949 figures despite strong fishing. Unusually cold weather and rain blamed for the slowdown while fieldmen report varying conditions across Vilas Oneida Douglas Florence Bayfield Sawyer in the north and La Crosse Eau Claire Dunn Waupaca Green Lake central areas and Crawford Lafayette Rock Sauk in the south.
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Madison
Wisconsin Conservation Department
Vilas
Oneida
Douglas
Florence
Bayfield
Sawyer
la Crosse
Eau Claire
Dunn
Waupaca
Green Lake
Central
Crawford
Lafayette
Rock and Sauk
High Court Starts South Dakota Bird Ownership Case
In Pierre South Dakota the state supreme court hears James Kemp Stevens Point Wisconsin owner a challenge to the states waterfowl law banning non residents from hunting ducks and geese Opening argument centers on whether migratory waterfowl can be owned by a state versus upland game birds and cites a U S supreme court shrimp case and treaties with Britain and Mexico as part of the reasoning.
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U. S. Supreme Court
South Carolina
Lindley
Great Britain
Mexico
South Dakota
New Glarus Alleys Sold to Milwaukee Buyer
The New Glarus bowling alleys were sold to Lester J. Stauske of Milwaukee who will assume ownership on Sept. 1 after purchasing from Harold Scott. Mr and Mrs Scott ran the business for about six years and will pursue unspecified plans. The first full bowling association meeting is set for Aug. 21 and the new owner aims to have alleys ready soon after Labor Day.
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Glarus
Milwaukee
Lester J. Stauske
Harold Scott
Scott
Rockford
Stauske
Glarus Bowling Association
Huge Bonfires and Fireworks Light England on Guy Fawkes Day
Large bonfires blaze across England and fireworks light the sky as communities mark Guy Fawkes Day on November 5. Citizens gather in towns and villages to celebrate with flames and displays, amid autumn weather.
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England
Guy Fawkes
Cubs and Sox Banished by Cincinnati and Detroit
The Cubs lost 2-1 to Cincinnati as Ken Raffensberger earned his 12th win with support from Connie Ryan. The White Sox were beaten 8-3 by Detroit with Hal White allowing seven hits and Kell and Robinson homering for the Tigers.
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Chicago
Chicago Cubs
Chicago White Sox
Cincinnati
Detroit
Walt Dubiel
Cubs
Tigers
White Sox
Ken Raffensberger
Connie Ryan
Boston Braves
Ryan
Bob Rush
Reds
Rush
Detroit Tigers
Randy Gumpert
Hal White
George Kell
Aaron Robinson
Priority Battles Flare in Speeduns
New York reports widespread priority battles as industries face raw material and capacity shortages. Copper mills curb output amid orders and tariff delays while railroads seek 122 000 new freight cars. Steel and scrap trades clash over prices as auto makers slow production and box car supply tightens nationwide.
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New York
Congress
Pittsburgh
Chicago
U S Sells Surplus Butter as Department Moves Market
The agriculture department sold 86 400 pounds of surplus butter to Land O Lakes Creamery in Minneapolis at 63 cents a pound. The department owns about 193 million pounds bought under a daily price support program, signaling softer production versus demand in some areas. It is the first government sale in several months.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Land O
Handicapper Paul Lowry tops Del Mar with eight straight winners
Del Mar California reports Paul Lowry, LA Times and AP handicapper, nailed eight straight winners on the eight race card. A parlay on these results would have paid off around $3,033, ignoring the odds.
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del Mar
Calif
Paul Lowry
Los Angeles Times
Associated Press
Saint Norbert College Football Invites 43 Players for Fall Practice
West De Pere, Wis two-a-day workouts begin as 43 players report for fall drills under head coach Tom Hearden. The roster includes 19 lettermen with preparations targeting the season opener on September 16 against Milwaukee State Teachers.
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West de Pere
Fortythree St. Norbert
Tom Hearden
Hearden
Milwaukee State
Dulles Accepts U.N. Delegation. Exits Senate Bid
Washington report says John Foster Dulles will serve as a delegate to the United Nations general assembly after a talk with President Truman. He announces he will not seek the New York Senate seat, ending his campaign plans.
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Washington
John Foster Dulles
Truman
United Nations General Assembly
Senate
New York
Dulles
U.S. population tops 151 million mark
The census bureau reported monthly estimates show the U.S. population at more than 151 million, a rise of 598,000 since April 1 and up from 150.5 million from the 1950 census preliminary report. The gain reflects growth since the last census date.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Good Time Wins Yonkers Derby in World Record Pace
Good Time the four year old pacer and 1949 harness horse of the year earned 11 250 for owner William H Cane as he powered around Yonkers half mile oval in 3 08 to win the 25 000 Yonkers derby. Easter week is noted for fireworks in Latin America.
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Yonkers
William H. Cane
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