Chicago Clubs Bow To Invading Sounds
The Athletics swept Chicago teams as Dick Fowler blanked the White Sox 5-0 for his 12th win of the season. The Cubs fell 5-3 to the Giants as Sheldon Jones held Chicago to seven hits. The Dodgers crushed St Louis 6-0 behind Don Newcombe with Furillo Campanella Hodges homering. The Yankees beat Detroit 13-2 without Joe DiMaggio, narrowing the gap to Boston within two games of the pace.
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Baseball scorecard with today's games and yesterday results
Baseball scores list for the American and National leagues with Philadelphia Boston Chicago St. Louis Detroit New York Cleveland and Pittsburgh matchups. Yesterday's results include Brooklyn over St Louis 6 0 New York 5 Chicago 3 Boston 6 Pittsburgh 5 and Detroit 13 New York 2 plus others from American Association and Wisconsin State League. Tomorrow's schedule repeats NL matchups Cincinnati Boston Chicago Brooklyn Pittsburgh Philadelphia St Louis New York and AL games plus minor league pairings.
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State Ball Teams Battle Narrowly in Wisconsin League
Wisconsin state baseball action had all but one game decided by one run and one by 15 innings. Green Bay split with Sheboygan to close Oshkosh’s lead to three games while the Giants fell to Appleton. Wausau edged Janesville 4 to 3.
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Janesville
Monroe Wins First Lighted Ball Game
Monroe State Line defeated the South Beloit Merchants 9 to 1 in the first baseball game under the new Recreation Park lights. Gene Mason hit a grand slam in the seventh and teammate Leo Butts went 4 for 4 with a homer and three singles. The night stretched past midnight due to a late softball final and officials announced no further games would follow softball.
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Dick Wainwright
Bob Gibbons
Ernie Vogler
Jack Calder
Jerry Dwyer
Andrews
Charlie Blum
Ed. Loeffel
Allie Stauffacher
Bill Moon
Horses Barge Ahead To Win at State Fair
Milwaukee harness racing closed the state fair with two strong stretch drives. Dusty Lueck, under Tony Pauly, won both heats in the class 24 pace and nabbed most of the $1,000 purse. La Vitesse driven by Bill Hasson won two easy five length heats in the free-for-all trot. Noon Hour repeated the feat in the invitational pace. Sam Guy owned by John Feilbach led the first heat by a nose in the class 24 trot, then finished second to Joe Barnes of Oak Park.
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Sam Guy
John Feilbach
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Joe Barnes
Gordon Powell
Oak Park
Packers Beat Giants 14-7 in Exhibition Game
The Green Bay Packers defeated the New York Giants 14-7 in an exhibition in Syracuse New York. The Packers scored two touchdowns to Giants one while maintaining a 50 50 record for the young season as they prepared to head for Pittsburgh for a Sunday game with the Steelers.
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Softball Schedule Opens with Evening Games
Recreation Park hosts a schedule of softball matches with Benkert Implements facing Hardwares at 7:30 and Schuetzes meeting Browntown at 8:45. Friday features Grossen's Tavern against Kundert Oils and Wenger and Kramers versus Phillips and Smith. no games Saturday. The Janesville Snack Shop softball team won the district seven state recreation directors tournament 9-3 over Beloit Nichols Furnitures.
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Women Bowlers Plan seven Monroe leagues this season
Forty four teams will form seven Monroe Women’s Bowling Association leagues this fall with opening day Sept. 5. Meeting at Turner hall drew 67 area bowlers as Mrs Helen Hunt chaired a discussion of plans for the coming season. League presidents include Mrs Victor Marean VFW Miss Kathryn Yost Keglerette Miss Sedora Broste in Progressive Mrs Charles H Buehler Jr Argyle Mrs Mary Pedersen Argyle Bady and Pleasure league Mrs Harvey J Trickel.
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Monroe High Football Practice Opens Monday At Park
The Monroe high school football squad begins practice Monday at 2 p m at Recreation Park under new head coach Gay Steensrud from Mt Horeb. He urges all prospective players to pick up medical and dental blanks at the high school office.
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Nations steel network spans 400 plants in 250 cities
United States steel industry features more than 400 plants spread across 250 cities and towns. The widespread network underscores widespread manufacturing capacity and regional distribution.
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Beloit’s Joe Pepitone Praised by South Coach
Beloit’s Joe Pepitone, a 180 pound dynamo, earned high praise from South squad coaches after the final scrimmage before the fourth all state high school football game. Head coach Carl F. Anderson called him the hardest tackler on the squad after a decisive tackle on Marquette halfback Bob Frantz that lifted both players four feet.
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Joe Pepitone
Dynamo
Beloit
Carl F. Anderson
Pepitone
Bob Frantz
Marquette
Ray Robinson Beats Belloise In Seven Rounds At Yankee Stadium
Welterweight champion Ray Robinson defeated Steve Belloise in seven rounds at Yankee Stadium claiming he earned a shot at the middleweight title. Robinson spoke after the bout expressing his championship ambitions.
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Ray Robinson
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Yankee Stadium
State Tightens Deer Hunt Rules This Fall
New game law requires deer tagging before entering woods. Closed season Nov 1923 for most wildlife including bears in some counties. Only one deer per season allowed, antlered deer with fork horn limits. Unloaded firearms must be in a case during transport.
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Conservation Department
Bicycles Sell About Two Million Units In U S Each Year
The article states annual bicycle sales in the United States reach about 2,000,000 units. It cites broad market estimates and notes strong consumer demand across regions and retailers.
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