Softball Tourney to Resume Tonight
Rain disrupted last night’s schedule but the city softball tournament will resume tonight with Lamboley’s vs FFA at 7 30 and Waffle Shop Juniors vs VFW at 9. If showers recur, games will shift to the next playing night in the same order.
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Lamboleys
FFA
Waffle Shop Jrs
VFW
Cardinal-Penn Electric
Lamboley’s
Waffle Shop
Carter-Gruenewald
Browntown
Phillips and Smith
National League scoreboard with late games and tomorrow's schedule
AP scoreboard shows Philadelphia defeat of Cincinnati 6 to 4 and New York over Chicago 5 to 4 while Brooklyn outlasted Pittsburgh 7 to 5 in 17 innings. Boston edged St Louis 2 to 1 as next day games feature Philadelphia at Pittsburgh and other matchups.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
New York
Chicago
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Boston
St. Louis
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
Limping Stan Musial Eyes NP Players Award Run
Stan Musial of the St. Louis Cardinals, a three time National League MVP, is a leading candidate despite lingering injuries. He twisted his left knee April 27 at Pittsburgh and has since battled hand and knee issues while posting a .358 average with 151 hits.
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St. Louis
Stan Musial
St. Louis Cardinals
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Billy Goodman
Boston Red Sox
Musial
Brewers Drop Game as Indians Snap Five-Game skid
The Milwaukee Brewers totaled seven hits Wednesday night in a 3-2 loss to the Indianapolis Indians who halted their five-game American Association slide. Louisville and St Paul also earned wins as Kansas City and Columbus continued losing streaks. Minneapolis finally ended Columbus nine-game run with an 8-5 victory.
Cubs and Sheboygan win to stay in second place tie
The Cubs overcame Wausau 4 2 while Sheboygan edged Fond du Lac 5 4 on a seventh inning rally. The Giants dropped 8 5 to Green Bay Bluejays as Wisconsin Rapids beat Appleton 3 1, keeping Oshkosh in the lead.
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CUBS
Sheboygan
Associated Press
Janesville
Oshkosh
Wausau
Fond du Lac
Giants
Green Bay Bluejays
Wisconsin Rapids
Appleton
Crippen Victorious In Open Class Trot
Milwaukee driver Guy Crippen piloted Lord Steward to the open class trot win at the Wisconsin state fair. Lord Steward won heat one and finished third in heat two, with time at the mile indicating victory. Highland Ellen swept the open class pace for Kreening, Blue Grass Express won the two year old pace, and Dusty Lotus claimed the first two year old trot heats while Terry D took the second.
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Milwaukee
Guy Crippen
Lord Steward
Ralph Kroening
Joe Donlin
Bartel Brothers
Highland Ellen
Kreening
Blue Grass Express
Ralph McKenzie
la Crosse
Dusty Lotus
Plankey and Halverson
Beloit
Don Clary
Elkhorn
Terry D
H. L. Dinkheller
Waterloo appoints Knauff as athletic director and coach
Don Knauff a 24 year old Freeport Illinois native who played guard for the Wisconsin football team for four years was named Waterloo high school athletic director and coach to replace Tom Fredericks who resigned to take a coaching job in Barrington Illinois.
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Waterloo
Knauff
Don Knauff
Freeport
Ill
University of Wisconsin
Waterloo High School
Tom Fredericks
Barrington
Brooks Plan Tryouts in Sheboygan
The Brooklyn Dodgers sponsor a three day tryout in Sheboygan starting Tuesday. Brooklyn scout Ray Blades leads the effort with Joe Hauser, manager of the Sheboygan Indians of the Wisconsin state league, assisting.
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Brooks
Sheboygan
Brooklyn Dodgers
Brooklyn
Ray Blades
Joe Hauser
Sheboygan Indians
Dream Race Tug of War Over Track and Date
In Yonkers New York a proposed match race between Good Time the leading pacer and Proximity the trotting mare became a dispute over venue and date. Proximity owner Ralph Verhurst wants Roosevelt Raceway Westbury on Sept 12 weekend while Good Time owner Bill Cane favors Yonkers on Oct 20 with a compromise date Sept 25 to Sept 28 and Yonkers site.
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Yonkers
N. Y
Proximity
Ralph Verhurst
Bill Cane
Cane
Verhurst
Roosevelt Raceway
Westbury
Roosevelt
Beloit College Signs Two Beloit Star Athletes
Beloit College today announced the enrollment of two Beloit high school stars. Kent Smith and Irv Shepherd, co-captains of the Beloit squad that reached the state high school basketball semi finals last winter, will join the college. Both were multi sport athletes in football and track.
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Beloit
Beloit College
Dolph Stanley
Kent Smith
Irv Shepherd
Harry Melges Wins Inland Lakes Regatta
Harry Melges of Lake Geneva sails Val-O Will to victory in class A as Wisconsin skippers take all but one first place on the third day of the Inland Lakes Yachting Association regatta. Edmund Pillsbury of Minneapolis places Sea Hound second.
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Harry Melges
Madison
Lake Geneva
Val-O Will
Wisconsin
Inland Lakes Yachting Association
Edmund Pillsbury
Minneapolis
Seahound
Stranahan and Weed Seek Final Four in National Amateur
Stranahan eyes a breakthrough as the national amateur golf tournament enters two rounds to cut the field from 16 to four. He faces Willie Barber in the fifth round while others include Tom Veech and Hal Paddock as contenders and notable figures from Wisconsin and Ohio.
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Minneapolis
Frank Stranahan
Stranahan
Toledo
U. S
Lawson Little
Willie Barber
Woodland Hills
Calif
Jerry
Tom Veech
Milwaukee
Hal Paddock
Aurora
Ohio
Veech
Notre Dame
Paddock
Chiefs Win One in National Baseball Congress
The Kenosha Wis. Chiefs meet Hattiesburg Miss. Friday in the third round of the NBC tournament. Wisconsin beat Exeter N H 8 4 breaking a 4 4 tie in the sixth. Joe Jackson shut out Exeter late after early hits. Kenosha earlier lost to Santa Marie Calif 9 0 in the double elimination event.
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Wichita
Kan
Kenosha
Wis
Hattiesburg
Miss
National Baseball Congress
Wisconsin
Exeter
N. H
Joe Jackson
Santa Marie
Canf
Cubs Bow to Giants and Sox Split With A's
The Cubs fell 5-4 to the Giants as New York notched their ninth straight over Chicago. The White Sox split a double header with Philadelphia, winning 1-0 on an unearned run and losing 6-5 in the nightcap. Johnny Klippstein took the loss for Chicago and Sheldon Jones got the win for the Giants. Ray Scarborough limited Philadelphia to four hits and helped score the White Sox run. The A’s then beat Philadelphia 5-0 in the fifth inning rally featuring Joe Tipton's homer and Carrasquel error, with Wyse delivering four runs in the eighth before Bob Hooper stopped the rally.
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Chicago
Chicago Cubs
New York Giants
White Sox
Philadelphia
Athletics
Cubs
Frank
Dutch) Hiller
Paul Minner
Boston
Mat Surkont
Mickey Haefner
New York
Giants
Sheldon Jones
Bill Serena
Johnny Klippstein
Ray Scarborough
Philadelphians
Chico Carrasquel
Brave Phisley
Bill Hitchcock
Carrasquel
Phil Masi
A’s
Joe Tipton
Wyse
Bob Hooper
Early Dutch homes protected by crude sea mounds
Pliny named in A. D. 50 that early Netherlands residents defended houses from the sea with simple earth mounds. The note highlights ancient coastal precaution and vernacular landscape features observed by the Roman scholar.
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Pliny
The
Netherlands
Wisconsin coach Stuhldreher to receive coaches association tribute
Harry Stuhlldreher former Wisconsin head football coach and athletic director will get a testimonial from the Wisconsin high school coaches association during the north south all star game. Al Reed said the award honors his Wisconsin tenure and retirement plans from Oct 1. Coaches plan light practice with three days left.
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Green Bay
Harry Stuhldreher
University of Wisconsin
Wisconsin High School Coaches Association
al Reed
Stuhldreher
Milt Diehl
Madison Central
Coaches Association
Stuhlsdreher
Wisconsin
Reed
Menasha Juniors Lose Region Nine Final to St Paul North End
Menasha Wis fell 6-5 to St Paul North End Wednesday night in Dickinson North Dakota for the American Legion junior baseball region nine title.
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Menasha
Dickinson
N. D
Wis
St. Paul North End
American Legion
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