Braves Fall 2-1 as Jones Delivers for Cardinals
In a packed County Stadium, rookie Gordon Jones out of Omaha tossed 10 innings of shutout relief until the ninth. Johnny Logan delivered the decisive run with a tying single in the ninth and a later RBI single in the 10th, while Wally Moon and Sally Hemus provided the late lead. The loss cost Milwaukee a full game in the pennant race as San Francisco won, keeping the Braves 5 1/2 games back. Logan starred defensively with two key catches and a sharp fifth inning double play, while Lew Burdette lasted into extra innings before giving way.
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Milwaukee Braves
County Stadium
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St. Louis Cardinals
Johnny Logan
Braves
Cardinals
Wally Moon
Sally Hemus
Jones
Danny O'Connell
Hank Aaron
Eddie Mathews
Jone
Joe Adcock
New York
Giants
Philadelphia
Lew Burdette
Alex Grammas
Bill Sarni
Logan
Adcock
Andy Pafko
Jolly
Burdette
Dave Jolly
Moon
Red Schoendienst
Stan Musial
Hemus
Ray Jablonski
Schoendienst
Musial
Albany By Mrs. William Steindorf Albany
Charles Lewis of Detroit left Tuesday after visiting his sisters Mrs. Mabel Jones and Mrs. William Steindorf and his niece Mrs. Alice Duxstad and sons Clinton. Dr. and Mrs. E. O. Osborne returned from a 10 day east trip and visited Mrs. Osborne’s mother in Sheridan Indiana. Mrs. Leona Dame and granddaughter Alice Faye Webb visit Wheaton Illinois. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Killingstad and sons Jerry and Richard and Mrs. Trelia Webb visited the Fay Welty home Freeport. Mrs. M. B. Nicholson left for Pomona California after weeks with her mother Mrs. Mary Reese. It is believed the first color television broadcast in the United States occurred in 1929.
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Detroit
Mabel Jones
William Steindorf
Alice Duxstad
Clinton
E. O. Osborne
East
Sheridan
Ind
William Osborne
Leona Dame
Alice Faye Webb
Thoras Reese
Wheaton
Ill
Edward Killingstad
Jerry
Richard
Trelia Webb
Fay Welty
Freeport
Webb
M. B. Nicholson
Pomona
Calif
Mary Reese
Glazners Arrange Football Schedule
Glazners set first practice session for New Glarus squad after a candidates meeting at 7 30 in the high school. Fifteen tryouts, including ten from last year, undergo medical exams and equipment issue. seven game slate opens Sept 17 at Brodhead and lists games through Oct 29 at Argyle with several home dates.
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Glarus Glarners
Jim Stevens
John
Richard Sarbacher
Paul Sehmaker
John Webber
John Anderegg
Dave Hefty
Otto Puempel
Chuck Hicks
Henry Austin
Roger Buesser
Alvin Mueller
Bert Figi
Leroy Goecks
Rodger Boley
Werner Keunzi
Glazers
Brodhead
Juda
Kluszewski One Behind Mays In NL Home Run Race
Cincinnati first baseman Kluszewski belted his 36th homer of the season in the second game of Thursday’s doubleheader with the Chicago Cubs. Willie Mays, leading the NL, has just one homer in his last 18 games, narrowing the gap.
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Kluszewski
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Willie Mays
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Mays
Oshkosh Wins Legion Junior B Championship
Oshkosh Vis. claims the Region Nine American Legion Junior B baseball title by defeating their opponent to become the new regional champions in Bismarck North Dakota.
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Legion
Bismarck, N. D
Oshkosh Vis
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American Legion Junior B
National League scoreboard and results from week
The National League standings show New York at 73 44 624, Brooklyn 72 47 605, Milwaukee 67 49 579, Philadelphia 60 48 16, Cincinnati 62 1483 16, St. Louis 62 47 5 17, Chicago 73 38 7 28, Pittsburgh 75 37 0 30. Thursday results: New York 5 Philadelphia 0, Brooklyn 7 Pittsburgh 5, St. Louis 2 Milwaukee 1 in 10. Saturday fixtures include Philadelphia at Brooklyn, Pittsburgh at New York, Milwaukee at Chicago, Cincinnati at St. Louis night. American League leaders include Cleveland 37 1692 2%, New York 37 16 92 2%, Chicago 44 6 39 8%, Detroit 66 44 5 32, Boston 66 14 27 34%, Washington 68 41 9 35, Philadelphia 79 33 31 45, Baltimore 81 32 5 46.4. Cleveland 4-2 Detroit 3-8, New York 8 Philadelphia 5, Chicago 4 Baltimore 3, Boston 11 Washington 6. Cleveland at Baltimore night, New York at Boston, Chicago at Detroit, Washington at Philadelphia.
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Washington
Baltimore
Rematch Planned After Softball Tie Disputed
The Guaa womens softball teams played a five inning game at Recreation Park with Monroe Ready Mix, tied 12-12 after four innings. A scoring error produced an 18-17 final in favor of Ready Mix, but a recheck showed a 12-12 tie. Recreation Director Ronald D. Johnson said no winner was declared and a rematch is set for Aug. 30 at the park.
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Ready Mix
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City Recreation
Stars Dominate as Fox Powers Chi to 43 Victory
Yesterday's Stars Nellie Fox of Chicago hit a double and three singles in four at bats and drove in the winning run in a 43 victory over Baltimore. Pitcher Ruben Gomez of the New York Giants fired his fourth shutout, a seven hitter, as New York beat Philadelphia 5 0.
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Chicago Fox
Baltimore
Ruben Gomez
New York Giants
New York
Philadelphia
White Sox nips Orioles in storm halted finish
Chicago White Sox win 3-1 at Baltimore as the game resumed after a 67 minute ninth inning delay. Jack Harshman earned his first win of the season with a weather interrupted finale. Baltimore’s runs came in the fifth. Attendance 3,822.
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Chicago White Sox
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Orioles
Baltimore
Harry Dorish
Clint Courtney
Jack Harshman
Courtney
Harshman
Paul Richards
Sandy Consuegra
Morrie Martin
Dorish
Sox
Detroit
Virgil Trucks
Steve Gromek
Cincinnati
Cubs
Wrigley Field
Ernie Banks
Milwaukee Braves Today
Bob Rush
Gene Conley
Gempters To Play Casino In Softball
Gempters, 1954 softball champions, meet Casino of Monticello at Recreation Park at 8 p m in the final regular season action. Helland-Hein vs Brooklyn follows at 9 30 p m. Regular league play ended Tuesday with Gempters defeating Phillips Smith. The tournament opens Monday at 7 30 p m with Commercial Bank vs Phillips Smith and Albany vs Sahara Coal. The National Geographic Society notes Eastern Samoa peoples as the purest racially among Polynesians.
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Casino
Monticello
Recreation Park
Helland-Hein
Brooklyn
Gemplers
Phillips-Smith
Commercial Bank
Albany
Sahara Coal
Leahy Denies Interest In Air Force Academy Coaching
Former Notre Dame coach Frank Leahy said he is not interested in coaching the Air Force Academy grid team or any other program. He noted coaching elsewhere would be a step down after Notre Dame and cited family ties to Indiana Harbor, Indiana, with a desire to live in Denver but difficulty moving.
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Air Force Academy
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Frank Leahy
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Leahys
Indiana Harbor
Ind
Brennan Regains Lead in Great Lakes Amateur Golf Tourney
Milwaukee sharpshooter Brennan narrowed a five stroke advantage to one with a six over par 77 in round four, finishing 54 holes at 214 as Wally Peek and Tommy Veech chased from New Rochelle and Milwaukee respectively with 217 and 214.
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Tommy S Brennan
Great Lakes
Brennan
Wally Peek
New Rochelle
N. Y
North Hills
Tommy Veech
Three Madison Men Score Holes in One on Aug 19
Madison golfers John Stoneman, 15-year-old Bill Ketchum, and Harvey Buchanan each completed a hole in one. Stoneman’s 185-yard shot came at Blackhawk Country Club, Ketchum’s 185-yard drive at Glenway Municipal, and Buchanan’s 156-yard ace occurred at Nakoma Country Club.
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John Stoneman
Blackhawk Country Club
Bill Ketchum
Glenway Municipal
Harvey Buchanan
Nakoma Country Club
Governor Kohler Approves 1954 Wisconsin Hunting Laws
Madison news confirms Gov. Kohler signed the 1954 hunting regulations by the Conservation Commission. Highlights include a seven day forked horn back season starting Nov. 20, late pheasant partridge and squirrel seasons in southeast Wisconsin beginning Oct. 31, early squirrel seasons Sept. 18 in eight western and central counties, and extended ruffed grouse seasons in southwest and western counties. Upland seasons start Oct. 2 in northern counties, two weeks later in the south. overall duration and shooting hours stay mostly the same as 1953.
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Kohler
The
Conservation Commission For
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Monroe Bowling Group Plans Monday Meeting for 1954 55 Season
The Monroe Bowling Association committee and secretaries will meet Monday at 8 p m in Turner hall to plan the 1954 1955 kegler season. Leagues for the coming year will be set, and secretarial supplies distributed. Joseph D Viney president and Delbert C Deb Share secretary will lead.
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Turner Hall
Kegler
Joseph D. Viney
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Deb) Share
Fight Results From Saginaw Card Reported Scores
Boxing results from Saginaw show Allie Gronik of Lincoln Park beating Duke Harris of Hamtramck by outpoint, 10 rounds. Calvin Davis of Ansonia outpoints Barry Allison of Westover Field by eight rounds.
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Mich
Allie Gronik
Lincoln Park
Duke Harris
Hamtramck
Ansonia
Conn
Calvin Davis
New York
Barry Allison
Westover Field
Mass
Moderate Increase Shown in Polio Cases
The Public Health Service reports 1,905 new polio cases for the week ending August 14, up about 18 percent from 1,612 the prior week. Officials call the rise very moderate for this season, noting increases across all regions but no state showing an unusual surge.
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Publi Health Service Today
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