Schuetze Clothiers Dominate With 28 to 8 Victory
Schuetze Clothiers routed Wenger and Kramer pitchers to post the season’s largest score, 28 to 8, in a game that tightened the pennant race. The win left Schuetze tied for fourth at 5-7 with Lips and Smith as Major League play closed and Minor League title hinges on tonight’s results.
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Schuetze Clothiers
Wenger and Kramer
Schuetze’s
Phillips
Smith
Kramer
Eto Dengan
Rudy
A 'S Tavern
Lanz Hardware
Grossen
Dert Oilers
Grossen’s
Fire- Stone
Kundert’s
Sgain
Gempler’s
Palmer’s Tavern
Clothiers
Schuetze
Wenger
John
Ed Krattiger
Allie Ronnenberg
Ed Witt
Glenn Davis Displays Speed In Rams Comeback Bid
Glenn Davis, in his 11th pro game and still in the army, dazzled as a Ram star by scoring three touchdowns on passes and delivering bursts of speed. He reportedly set a standing 100 yard dash mark in full uniform, while his presence drew praise from coach Bob Snyder amid the club’s Coliseum clash with the Washington Redskins. Davis departs on furlough soon to sail for duty.
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San Jose
Calif
State College
Ram
Bob Snyder
Davis
West Point
Hutson
Ramns
Washington Redskins
Mr. Snyder
Waffle Shop Is Eliminated By Dubuque In Tourney
Waffle Shop fell 2 0 to Dubuque Central Cafe in a Platteville invitational first round innings. Buck Ross pitched two hits for the losers while Dubuque scored in the first on a single, steal and fielder’s choice. The seventh inning produced the final run on a walk infield single and a long fly.
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Waffle Shop
Dubuque
Dubuque Central Cafe
Buck Ross
Monroe
Central Cafe
John Wagher
Chuck Ebert
Tom Stauffacher
Gene Mason
Mrs. T. F. Ransdell Wins Low Net Tourney
Mrs. T. F. Ransdell won the low net prize yesterday in Monroe Country Club auxiliary weekly outing at the local course. Mrs. Russell Myers and Mrs. Kenneth Stuart tied for second. Next Wednesday the auxiliary will close its season with a flag tournament.
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T. F. Ransdell
Monroe Country Club
Russell Myers
Kenneth Stuart
Undefeated Teams Remain in National Semi Pro Tourney
The scoreboard shows yesterday results with NL games Brooklyn 11 Pittsburgh 9 New York 9 Chicago 4 Cincinnati 5 Philadelphia 1 Boston 2 St Louis 0. AL games New York 8 Chicago 2 Cleveland 9 Boston 0 Detroit 10 Philadelphia 4 Washington 14 St Louis night. Four teams stay undefeated: Ft Wayne Electrics Colden Coors Jacksonville Terminal Railroaders and Elkin Chathams, each with three wins. Tomorrow’s schedule includes Philadelphia at Pittsburgh and Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
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Pittsburgh
New York
Chicago
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Boston
St. Louis
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Wichita, Kas
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Electrics
Colden
Coors
Jacksonville, Terminal Railroaders
Elkin
N. C
Chathams
Three Harness Racing Season Marks Are Set at Wisconsin Expo
Three season records fell in three harness classes at the Wisconsin Centennial Exposition grand circuit meet. Egan Hanover timed 2 01 2/5 for the three year old trot, Miss Tilly 3 50 4/5 for the two year old trot, and Good Time 2 02 1/5 for the two year old pace. Egan Hanover driven by Ralph Baldwin won $9,076 of $17,370 purse. Miss Tilly earned $6,924 of $12,846. Good Time driven by Frank Ervin twice broke the previous year’s fastest two year old pace mark.
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Egan Hanover
Miss Tilly
Ralph Baldwin
Toledo
Milwaukee bout ends with Jor dan split decision over Lewis
Alvin Jordan of Milwaukee defeated Charles Lewis of Brooklyn by split decision in a 10 round boxing match at the Milwaukee Auditorium. A crowd of 1,762 paid $2,320 for the show.
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Milwaukee
Alvin Jordan
Charles (Cathey) Lewis
Brooklyn
Milwaukee Auditorium
Braves Take Four-Game NL Lead Behind Spahn Shutout
The Boston Braves extended their NL lead to four games after Warren Spahn pitched a 2-0 shutout in St Louis. Cleveland’s Indians moved atop the AL with a 9-0 win as Bob Lemon allowed four hits for his 11th win. The Yankees drew within 1.5 games with a victory, while the Senators crushed the Browns 14-6 ending a nine-game skid. The Dodgers climbed to second, beating the Pirates 11-9, and the Giants rallied to beat the Cubs 9-4 to seize fourth place.
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Associated Press
Warren Spahn
Boston Braves
Spahn
Braves
Cardinals
St. Louis
Dodgers
Redbirds
Cleveland
Indians
Boston Red Sox
Red Sox
Tribe
Bob Lemons
New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Freddy Hutchinson
Philadelphia Athletics
Detroit Tigers
Washington Senators
St. Loui Browns
Pirates
Pittsburgh
Brooks
New York Giants
Chicago Cubs
Howie Fox
Danny Litwhiler
Ted Kluszewski
Johnny Wryostek
Reinders Finishes Second in Trapshoot at Grand Ameri
Vic Reinders of the University of Wisconsin tied for second in class AA with 199 hits out of 200 at the 49th Grand American trapshoot in Vandalia Ohio. F R Richter and John F Knuth also posted high counts in class AA and A A while Paul H Helms tied for second in class B with 198 of 200. Helms finished fourth after shootoff.
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Vandalia
Wisconsin
Vic Reinders
University of Wisconsin
Waukesha
F. R. Richter
Clyman
John F. Knuth
Columbus
Paul H. Helms
Lake Mills
Helms
Monticello Society Notes From Monroe Visit Weekend
Mr and Mrs John N Marty called in Monroe Friday. Wilbert Marty Mr Pleasant and Leon Babler from Madison left on a week long trip to Sioux Falls and Rapids City South Dakota. Mrs Willis Babler and children Carol Judith Robert and Miss Bernice Babler were Monroe callers Friday. Mr and Mrs Donald Legler of Villa Park Illinois were visiting over the weekend.
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E. Marty
Clarence Loveland
Merlyn Loveland
Arthur Holcomb
Willis Elmer
Madison
Albert Marty
Merilyn Marty
Darlington
Albert Strasser
John Kryder
Juda
Adam Duerst
Albany
Cloyance Karlen
Melvin Agen
Cumberland
Henry C. Elmer
Clarence Elmer Sr
William Pagel
Fred Hammerly
Clarence Elmer
Fred Zimmerli
Recreation Park
Monroe
Barbara Rhyner
Fred A. Blum
Herbert Meiers
Verona
Clarence Wittner
Paul Veenie
John Bircher
Freeport
Fred Bircher
Gladys
St. Louis
Roy Hefty
Orangeville
Fred Haddinger
Atkinson
Henry E. Babler
Jacob Legler
Robert Kingdon
John N. Marty
Wilbert Marty
Mr. Pleasant
Leon Babler
Sioux Falls
Rapids City
S. D
Willis Babler
Carol
Judith
Robert
Bernice Babler
Donald Legler
Villa Park
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