Chicago Ball Clubs Both Take Shutouts
The Cubs were shut out by Pittsburgh 2-0 as Jim Walsh limited Chicago to six hits while Ralph Kiner drove in two runs. The White Sox also scored zero against Detroit pitchers Freddie Hutchinson and Virgil Trucks, with Hall Jeffcoat and Wayne Terwillige producing the only Chicago hits. Detroit capitalized on a Cass Michaels error for two runs, as George Kell later scored on Herb Adams error. Billy Pierce took the loss. In other action, the Yankees beat Washington 5-4 to extend their lead, the Brooklyn Dodgers fell to Philadelphia 9-5, and St. Louis crushed St. Louis Browns 14-4 as Bob Lemon notched his 15th win with three-run homers from Larry Doby and Mickey Vernon. The Indians trailed the Yankees by five games and sat one behind the Red Sox.
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Daily Baseball Scoreboard and Schedule Digest
National and American league games listed with today and yesterday results. Highlights include Philadelphia over Brooklyn 9 to 5, Boston 10 New York 6, Pittsburgh 2 Chicago 0, New York 5 Washington 4, Detroit 2 Chicago 0, Cleveland 14 St Louis 4. Also notes Wisconsin and American Association results and weathered postponements.
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Swim Meet At Park Tonight For City Championship
Local recreation park pool hosts a swim meet tonight starting at 7 30 entries span intermediate boys and girls junior diving and open class events with many named swimmers and divers competing for the 1949 city championship and various awards. Six VFW auxiliary bowling teams sign captains for the state WEW tournament.
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Recreation Park Pool
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Tommy Jo Marti
Michael Bellahan
Joe Keegan
Herb Ableman
Gordie Stauffacher
Lester Peters
John Bruni
Ron Elmer
Dan Bender
Jerry Davis
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Ruth Dwyer
Faye Stauffacher
Genese Dwyer
Helen Waelchli
Pat Whalen
Shirley Br
Virgil Bow
Man
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Bill
Moon
Gene Davis
Bonnie Kiel
Sondra Simpson
Mary Anderson
VFW
Turner Hall
Mmes
Glenn L. Kubly
Rodney Block
Edwin Rutsch
Adolph Ambrose
Clifford Meinert
Midgets to race at Milwaukee fair speedway
A 100 mile AAA national midget race on a one mile track will open the state fair speedway activities Sunday afternoon. Alvin Everett of Rome Georgia won his third national left handed championship yesterday, beating Aoa Malone of Fort Worth Texas by six to four.
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Albany John Deeres Defeat Farm Bureaus in Softball Clash
Albany John Deeres beat the Monroe Farm Bureaus 6 to 4 as Schus ser earned the win, allowing eight hits and striking out four. Leopold started for the Farm Bureaus with five and two thirds innings, while Keller pitched one and one third with no hits allowed. Top Albany hitters included Ken Sisson with a two for three effort including a homer with two aboard. Morman added a single and a triple. Farm Bureaus batters Neujenschwander, Rufer, Wyss, Pazorski, Isely, Walters, Leopold, and Keller also collected hits.
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Wyss
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Isely
Walters
Leopold
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Jap Swimmers Set To Sweep All Titles
U S Olympic champion Wally Ris faces a Japanese swim team poised to sweep the national AAU men's icestyle titles. Hama guchi and Maruyama lead Tokyo Club with Furuhashi breaking records in 400 meters and aiding the 800meter relay victory.
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Softball Tourney By 4 H Advances
In Green County 4 H softball action Mt Pleasant beat New Glarus 16 1 in five innings and Jordan defeated Green County Center 18 3. Second bracket at Brodhead tonight features New Glarus vs Green County Center and Jordan vs Mt Pleasant. Also Decatur senior boys await Oakley for Brodhead final. Clayton Streiff and Ira William Brodhead led field arrangements.
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Paver Causes Fatal Injury to Wisconsin Football Player
Milwaukee report says Eugene Rel Zer, 20, UW football player, suffered fractures of both legs when a paving machine overturned yesterday. The incident occurred during a work assignment that carried minimal pay. the ad notes a sale offer later.
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University of Wisconsin
Play Ball at Park Set Four Games Under Lights
A Sunday program at Recreation Park features Monroe vs Belleville in the State Line baseball league at 2 p.m. Monroe leads with five wins, Belleville has one. If Monroe wins, they meet Monticello for the season title on Aug. 28. At 5:30 Monroe hosts Shullsburg after earlier defeat, with Beach and Huber pitching. Lights will be on for the late game. At 7:30 district 7 recreation directors tournament opens with Beloit vs Footville and Janesville vs Platteville in the nightcap.
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Markets Report Mixed Crops and Cattle Slipping
Livestock prices show hogs steady to higher by 25 to 50 cents with top hogs at 21.75 and beef cattle uneven yet mostly steady to weaker across classes. Grain and bonds edge down while soybeans rally to new highs on limited supply and rain in Iowa boosts crop prospects. News notes include minor stock movements and local travel updates.
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Board of Trade
Iowa
Beauty Parlors Okayed As Merchandising Units
Attorney General Thomas Fairchild said there is no law preventing beauty parlors from selling general merchandise. The State Board of Health could close a parlor if such sales cause unsanitary conditions, as Dr. Carl N. Neupert noted amid growing parlors adding retail items like cameras clothing infant and adult apparel jewelry household goods appliances gifts and photo finishing.
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State Board of Health
Carl N. Neupert
Baruch Reaches 79 Looks Forward to 100 Birthday Hope
Bernard M. Baruch, 79, says doctors expect him to live well over 100. The financier and former presidential adviser quipped there will be no birthday party if he can help it.
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Bernard M. Baruch
Orangeville By Mrs Glen E Bolender
Mr and Mrs Pierce Emrick of Hollywood California called Tuesday at the C W Emrick home Also visiting Mr and Mrs Will Timm Mr and Mrs Ray Fetterhoff and Mrs Minnie Raymer from Footville theme of the social note.
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