Victory Tavern Edges Lanz Hardware In Tight Classic
Roy Bahler pitched 10 strikeouts as Victory Tavern beat Lanz Hardware 1-0 in a late seventh inning rally. Baumgartner’s win tightens the standings as four clubs fight for the top spots with Smith and Waffle Shop close behind.
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Victory Tavern
Lanz Hardware
Roy Bahier
Smith and Waffle Shop
Baumgartner
Phillips and
Smith
Sue
Bauman Hardware
Clayton Olson
Williams
Tavern
Figi
Bauman
Pepper
Duke Etter
Co Etter
Red Kittelsen
Martin
Ee Butts
Bob Larseventh
D. Soddy
Hartwig
Bahler
Bud Lan
Walters
Bahee Gaven Gy
Emer Bahler
Rupnow
Emil Klarer
Beach
First jockey to wear goggles pioneered racing rule
The piece notes James McCoy nicknamed Gog gies for being the first jockey to wear goggles in a race, a practice that became universal, and mentions a rule concerning the legality of his equipment.
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New York
Jimmy
McCoy
Refresher Dominates State 2 Year Old Pace at Wisconsin Fair
The Refresher owned by Hayes Midwest of Du Quoin Illinois and driven by Edgar Leonard won the $5,000 state 2 year old pace in two heats at the Wisconsin state fair grand circuit. Del Cameron guided Butler from Newport Stock Farm Plainfield New Jersey to a double victory in the director of agriculture trot, winning the first heat by a half length over Westfield Girl and the second in a photo finish over Moses driven by Glenn Bawkins.
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Milwaukee
Hayes Midwest
du Quoin
Ill
Edgar Leonard
Poplar F. D. R
del Cameron
Butler
Newport Stock Farm
Plainfield
N. J
Director of Agriculture
Westfield Girl
Glenn Barker
Chicago
Moses
Glenn Bawkins
New Library Adds Variety With Sports Travel Books
Ludlow library expands collection adding sports titles led by Baseball Individual Play and Team Strategy by John W. Coombs and Winning Golf by Byron Nelson. Also features photography travel works plus fiction including Coyote Song and The General with several science and education titles in the mix.
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Ludlow
John W. Coombs
Byron Nelson
John Martin
Cliff Bradley
John R. Whiting
America
George S. Perry
John E. McNamara
Science
J. D. Ratcliff
American Association of School Administrators
American Council of Education
Mexico
Cecil
Fred Carnes
Pan American Highway
Coyote Song
Clem Colt
Erle Semmypemmy
Faith Baldwin
Prince of Foxes
Samuel Shellabarker
the General
Cc. S. Forester
Long Lash
Bertrand Shurtleff
Dorothy Black
Bluege Sets Up Showdown With Eight Senators
The Washington Post reports manager Ossie Bluege has called a team meeting in Detroit to quell a clubhouse dispute over his leadership. Eight players allegedly labeled his handling undiplomatic and may seek to leave. Bluege warned he will show the article to the players and suspend anyone who confirms the claim.
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Washington
Washington Post
Ossie Bluege
Washington Senators
Detroit
Bluege
Cleveland
Steel Shortage Forces GM to Close Plants
General Motors announced a critical shortage of steel, especially flat rolled steel, prompting production curtailments and the closure of several plants next week or the following week. Chevrolet and Pontiac will be closed completely.
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Detroit
General Motors Corp
Chevrolet
Pontiac
Bears Favored Over All-Stars In Soldier Field Clash
Chicago Bears, led by coach George Halas, enter the all star game as favorites against Notre Dame’s backfield speed. Frank Leahy’s collegians plan a final pregame tuneup at Northwestern before facing the pro champions in front of a 107000 crowd. Claude Buddy Young is likely to start at left half for the stars with George McAfee and Ray McLean among Bears to watch. Ratterman of Notre Dame will quarterback the stars offense with Vic Schwall starting at half for Northwestern if healthy. Jim Mellora of Dame is expected at fullback.
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Chicago
George Halas
Chicago Bears
Frank Leahy
Collegians
Bears
Soldier Field
Northwestern
Duche Stadium
Collegeville
Ind
Halas
Claude
Buddy) Young
George McAfee
Ray McLean
Leahy
Young
George Ratterman
Notre Dame
Ratterman
Vic Schwall
Julie Rykovich
Illinois
Jim Mellor
No recession in sight says housing and job data official
Washington reports optimism from Ewan Cla Gue director of the bureau of labor statistics. He notes no business recession in sight with a summer slump postponed indefinitely. He cites employment and construction as showing no weakness and no indicators that will topple the economy.
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Washington
Ewan Clague
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Yesterdays Baseball Scores and Schedule Marks
National League results include St Louis 3 Brooklyn 2 in 12 innings New York 10 Cincinnati 3 Pittsburgh 16 Boston 10 Philadelphia 1 Chicago 1 in rain delay American League games New York 14 Detroit 13 11 innings Philadelphia 5 Chicago 2 rain Boston at St Louis delayed Cleveland 4 7 Washington 3 6 first game 12 innings second 10 Columbus 8 Milwaukee 6 Kansas City 14 Toledo 8 St Paul 10 Indianapolis 7 Minneapolis 3 Louisville 2 Tomorrow’s slate Chicago at Boston night Cincinnati at Brooklyn Pittsburgh at New York St Louis at Philadelphia night Boston at Chicago Washington at Detroit New York at Cleveland Philadelphia at St Louis Florida track Hialeah set Jan 16 to Mar 2 1948 racing period
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Pet
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Boston Ee
New York
Ewee
Cincinnati
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Ewes
Detroit Ee
Cleveland Ee
Chicago Ee
Boston
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
American Association
Columbus
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Toledo
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Louisville
National League
American League
Northey
Schoendienst
Slaughter
Johnny Jorgensen
Kurowski
Hopper
Dodgers
Robinson
Eddie Dyer
Pollet
George Munger
Marty Marion
Arky Vaughan
Boston Braves
Pittsburgh Pirates
Johnny Mize
New York Giants
Cincinnati Reds
Polo Grounds
Giants
Reds
Philadelphia Phillies
Chicago Cubs
YANKS
Tigers
New York Yankees
Johnny Lindell
Phil Rizzuto
Philadelphia Athletics
White Sox
Ferris Fain
Sam Chapman
Cleveland Indians
Washington Senators
Red Sox
Browns
Giants top Phillies 6-1 in record 51 minute game
The New York Giants defeated the Philadelphia Phillies 6-1 on September 29, 1919, in a 51 minute game that stands as the shortest in major league history.
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New York Giants
Philadelphia Phillies
North and South Ready for Wisconsin All-Star Tilt
Madison hosts the second Wisconsin high school all star football game at Camp Randall with North led by Superior Central coach Harry Conley and South coached by Walter Martens from Darlington. Both sides promise strong offense and regular substitutions as the North and South prepare.
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Camp Randall
Norm Bauer
Beaver Dam
Bob la Force
Green Bay Central
Jerry Schaefer
Boscobel
Darel Teteak
Oshkosh
Walter Schultz
Shawano
Bob Kuhlman
Sheboygan Central
Forrest Parish
Marinette
Mickey Brown
Hurley
Bob Wartinbee
Madison
Wis
State Coaches’ Association
Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association
Harry Conley
Superior Central
South
Walter Martens
Darlington
Conley
Cardinals Rally Past Dodgers in 12 Inning Tilt
In a tense 12 inning contest at Ebbets Field the St. Louis Cardinals beat the league leading Brooklyn Dodgers 3 to 2. Whitey Kurowski delivered a go ahead home run after Enos Slaughter and Ron Northey tied the game in the ninth.
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Associated Press
St. Louis
Ebbets Field
Tex Rickard
Cardinals
Brooklyn Dodgers
Brooks
Whitey Kurowski
Ralph Branca
Brooklyn
Birds
Branca
Red Schoendienst
Enos Slaughter
Slaughter
Ron Northey
Burt Shotton
Hugh Casey
Smokes Draw Ire of Albanys Citizenry
Albany residents complained to the village board about the Indiana Condensed Milk Co plant. Condensary conditions included excessive smoke and ash, a lowered stack, fumes from an outdoor coke fire, and coal near the park. Superintendent Ferguson promised immediate corrections and a firm representative will inspect the stoker.
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A. H. Partridge
W. K. Dehmer
R. F. Smiley
Howard Ware
M. L. Barton
Ferguson
Greater Freedom in Air Force Buying Proposal
President Truman's aviation committee urges the army and navy be allowed to plan airplane purchases several years ahead by lifting annual funding restrictions. The report to the president also opposes limiting overseas air operations to a single airline and calls for broader American air mobility.
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Washington
Truman
Air Coordinating Committee
Army
Navy
Congress
Manitowoc Burglary Guilty Plea Led to 138 Month Sentence
Curtis Sauve, 42, pleaded guilty to the April 1 1992 burglary of Lauerman department store in Two Rivers. He received a prison term of one year to 138 months in Waupun after confessing to the 15 year old crime. Police say Sauve admitted being one of three men who stole 700 dollars in clothing. two accomplices were arrested after loot was found and a trap set.
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Manitowoc
Waupun
Curtis Sauve
O. T. Bredesen
Sauve
Lauerman
Two Rivers
Edward Pardera
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Sheboygan North
Bert Turek
Green Bay East
Tom Curry
Tomah
John Ritchay
Wisconsin Rapids
Harter Peterson
Keith Svee
John Kendall
Green Bay West
Ass’t
Hale Quandt
Lynn Jordan
Dave Dolan
Ralph Roberts
Fond du Lac
Don Hugdahl
Rice Lake
Bob Schaaf
Eau Claire
Art Reilly
Green
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Dick Wilsman
Ken Bachmeyer
Thorp
James Justeson
Mosinee
Ken Pausig
Louis Pluim
Bob Zastrow
General Motors
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Hialeah
Chiropractic Clinic
M. J. Gonstead
Monroe
Martens
Liberia Is
Republic
Africa
Card Spirit
Whitey
Dodger
Boy's Rail
Firestone Transport
Norton and
Schneider
Firestone Store
Baling Twine
Rosenthal Steel
Oliver
Johnson Bros
Albany
Goetz
Cornel Wilde
Porter Tots Collier
Wild Seaaty
Smiley Burnette
Stephano Brothers
Phila
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