Shullsburg Nine Forfeits Season In Dairyland League
The Shullsburg Badgers drop out for the season due to funding problems, forfeiting games to Platteville Mineral Point Darlington Lancaster and Prairie du Chien. Richland Center and Mineral Point vie for the league pennant with 11-4 records and three games remaining.
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Dairyland State Baseball League
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Richland Center
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Milwaukee
Emil Millers
Highway
Monroe
Huber Brewers
Brewers
Psaltis Sparks Cardinals to Victory Over Bears
Jim Psaltis unleashed an 85 yard touchdown run and Lou Sawchick kicked a 12 yard field goal as the Chicago Cardinals beat the Bears 10 0 in an exhibition at Chattamula before 10 000 fans The Bears drove to the Cardinals one yard line on the final play led by George Blanda in a bid to avoid a shutout It was their first meeting outside Chicago since 1932 in Los Angeles.
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Young
Tom Theiler
Brewers
Will Hamilton
Shullsbury
Bob Hardell
Theiler
Ernie Vogler
Badgers
Chattamula
Lennon
Jim Psaltis
Lou Sawchick
Chicago Cardinals
Chicago Bears
Bears
George Blanda
Chicago
Los Angeles
Annual Bowling Meeting Scheduled for Brodhead
Brodhead Bowling Association plans its annual meeting Friday at 8 p.m. in the fire hall. The women’s bowling group will meet Monday at 8 p.m. noting ongoing league activity and schedule.
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Brodhead Bowling Association
Firehall
Sox Trounce Baltimore 4-1
The Chicago White Sox beat the Baltimore Orioles 4-1 as Sandy Consuegra earned his 15th win before being relieved in the sixth. Dick Strahs and Harry Dorish preserved the lead with strong relief while Chico Carrasquel, Nellie Fox, and Minnie Minoso supplied key hits. The Cubs had a rainout, with a doubleheader planned against Cincinnati.
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Harry Dorish
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Nellie Fox
Minnie Minoso
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Cincinnati
Dave Cole
Jim Davis
Brennan Leads In Golf Tourney
Brennan of Milwaukee shot a three under par 68 to reach 36 holes at 137 in the North Hills Great Lakes tournament. Arthur Gee of Highland Indiana held second with 142, while Bill Garrett Madison Walter Peek New Rochelle and Lawrence Kraag Munster tied for third at 144. Rain cooled play and 64 players qualified for the third round of the 72 hole event.
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Braves owner Lou Perini protests over Toronto exhibition
Fans and players condemn Lou Perini for sending the Milwaukee Braves to Toronto for an exhibition last Monday while a crucial three game series with St. Louis followed. Critics say the trip risked the pennant chances and rested the club while asserting profits supported a charity.
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Charlie Grimm
Braves Triumph 3-1 as O'Connell Sparkles Versus Cardinals
Danny O'Connell starred after joining the Braves from Pittsburgh, delivering a key hit and scoring the final run in a 3-1 win over the St. Louis Cardinals. The victory broadens Atlanta's pace in the NL pennant chase as Harvey Haddix and Gerry Staley struggled, while Warren Spahn notched his 33rd shutout of his career in relief.
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Henry Aaron
Joe Adcock
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Stan Musial
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Adcock
Andy Pafko
Haddix
Gerry Staley
St. Louis
Mathews
Spahn
Musial belts 32nd homer as Cardinals win opener
A gopher ball by Johnny Sain? No, the text shows Musial slugging a 32nd homer off a Spahn pitch to right field. Jablonski and Repulski singed singles, Sarni struck out, Frazier launched a three run homer in the series opener. Series closes this afternoon with Lew Burdette vs rookie Gordon Jones.
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Ray Jablonski
Rip Repulski
Spahn
Bill Sarni
Joe Frazier
Pafko
Berane
Lew Burdette
Gordon Jones
Gil Turner Wins 10-round Decision in Chicago Stadium
In Chicago, Gil Turner defeated Su perior, Wis., welterweight Andrews in a brutal ten round bout. Turner, rocked by the pace yet undeterred, earned a unanimous decision though he could not finish Andrews. Both fighters, 23 years old, left the ring battered and groggy. Referee Walter officiated.
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al Andrews
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Waiter
Turner Triumph? Bruised Welter Showdown Sparks Debate
Brightmore edged Turner 97 to 88 in a glare affected bout while McManus and Bray tallied 95 94 and 95 90 respectively. Turner hailed the rough duel and eyed more fights, even as eye strain and glare were noted as lasting effects per expert medical input.
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Jim Faster McManus
Bray
Carmen Basilio
Andrews
Chuck Davey
American Optometric Association
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