Monroe Wins State Line Title Over Belleville Nine
The Monroe State Line base ball team clinched the league title with a 9 to 2 victory over Belleville at Monticello neutral field. Lefty Andrews limited Belleville to five hits while driving in three runs and scoring twice, as Monroe extended its league win streak to eight and improved to 10 wins in 12 starts.
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Monroe State Line
Belleville
LaVerne
Lefty
Badger Badger Sportings Goods
Andrews
Juda Southpaw
Monroe
University of Wisconsin
Rod Berg
Jerry Dwyer
Big Moose
Butts
Ernie Vogler
Bill Moon
Monroe Battery
Vogler
Allie Stauffacher
Dwyer
Gere Mason
Bob Gibbons
Charlie Blum
Moon
Wendy Hoffmaster
Glenn Wood
Hoffmaster
Slotton
O'Connor
Wood
Art Flanagan
Bob Babler
Donald Burke
Robert Schmetter
Farm Bureaus Stop Grossen's Tavern 13-8
The Farm Bureaus defeated Grossen's Tavern 13-8 in a city minor league softball game. Ray Keller allowed six hits, struck out eight, while three Grossen's pitchers gave up 11 hits and 10 walks. Harold Neuenschwander and Jim Oars homered, Keller drove in two with hits, and W. Abseest scored for Farm Bureaus.
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Grossen Tavern
Ray Keller
Grossen
G. and
W. Grossen
B. Wuetrich
Harold Neuenschwander
Jim Oars
Tri Keller
W. Abseesta
Baseball Scoreboard Highlights from Saturday Results
National League games featured St Louis routs New York 11-5 while Brooklyn beat Chicago 6-1. Philadelphia defeated Pittsburgh, 8-2, and Boston edged Cincinnati 6-5 in 10 innings. Detroit beat Washington 7-6, St Louis downed Philadelphia 5-1, and New York beat Cleveland 4-0. American Association results included Minneapolis 5 St Paul 0 and Milwaukee 6-2 over Kansas City. Wisconsin State League notes Appleton 11 Janesville 2 with Wisconsin Rapids 3 7 Green Bay 1-3. Tomorrow's schedule lists NL matchups and several AA and State League games.
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Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Washington
St. Louis
Detroit
Boston
Cleveland
Milwaukee
Kansas
Columbus
Toledo
Indianapolis
Coulevile
Minneapolis
St Paul
Wisconsin ‘League
Appleton
Fond du Lac
Oshkosh
Sheboygan
Wisconsin Rapids
Green
St. Paul
Louisville
Kansas City
Osty
Janesville
Green Bay
Wausau
Eagles and Cardinals To Replay Title Tilt
Eagles and Cardinals prepare for a non record book exhibition at Comiskey Park tonight. The prospective rex play revisits last December’s Ni Donal league title clash between champion Philadelphia Eagles and runner-up Chicago Cardinals. Weather and a ragged blizzard affected the earlier game, but both clubs expect a hammering matchup.
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Comiskey Park
Philadelphia Eagles
Chicago Cardinals
Eagles
Philadelphia
Cardinals
Cubs and Yankees Packers Lose 9 3 Split Doubleheader To Pitt Steelers
Cubs beat Philadelphia 7-4 in the first of a doubleheader then lost 8-2 in the nightcap as the Yankees split with the White Sox 8-7 and 7-5. Kept in mind are injuries to Hank Borowy and Johnny Mize, with Red Sox sliding. The Cardinals and Dodgers also played as Green Bay faced a 9-3 loss to Pittsburgh in an exhibition.
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Cubs
Yankees
Packers
Pitt Steelers
Associated Press
Chicago
Philadelphia
Ite Sox
New York Yankees
Doyle Lade
Roy Smalley
Phil Cavaretta
Hank Borowy
Cub
Rus Meyer
Phillies
Dewey Adkins
Bob Chipman
Comiskey Park
Yanks
Boston
Tommy Henrich
Johnny Mize
Henrich
Mize
Jay DiMagni
Sox
New York
Boston Red Sox
Charlie Kress
Mercy Hospital
St. Louis Cardinals
Brooklyn
Boston Braves
Dodgers
Pittsburgh
Green Bay
Green Bay Packers
E. L
Curly) Lambeau
Pittsburgh Steelers
Ted Fritsch
Ralph Rachast Belding
George Papich
Steelers
Joe Glamp
Ca Samuelson
John Hollingsworth
Iroe Camp
Racine Skipper Wins National Title Race at Middle River
Tony Herrman of Racine finished second overall in the National title series at Middle River. Herrman sailed Stickers to third in Saturday’s race, totaling 120 points to claim runner up honors.
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Racine
Baltimore
Tony Herrman
Middle River
Herrman
Helen Seigel Wins Women's Golf Title in 38-Hole Thriller
Chicago report states Helen Seigel, a Philadelphia restaurateur, captured the 1949 women's western amateur golf championship after a record 38-hole final against Peg Kirk of Findlay Ohio at Westmoreland. Seigel, 29, a twice national runner-up, prevailed in a grueling match.
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Chicago
Heleneigel
Proprietress
Peg Kirk
Findlay, C
Westmoreland
Miss Sigel
Monroe Club Triumphs In Charity Tilt Over Beloit Tigers
Monroe ball club edged Beloit Colored Tigers 97 in a charity game before about 4 000 at Recreation Park. Ed Loeffel and Dick Wainwright combined on the mound, Hoskins belted a grand over the fence homer, Gene Mason connected for his second homer in three games bringing in two, and Loeffel led a reshuffled defense with two hits.
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Tigers
Ed. Loeffel
Monticello
Dick Wainwright
Loeffel
Beloit Boys
Hoskins
Gene Mason
Bob Gibbons
Ernie Vogler
Leo Butts
Butts
Wainwright
Jerry Dwyer
Jack Calder
Dwyer
Bill Moon
Allie Stauffacher
Monroe
Beloit
Park Ball Program Set Through Wednesday
Recreation park schedules three nights of activities with two softball games tonight. An early minor league game features Gempler's Tires and the Farm Bureaus. The Wenger and Kramer and Browntown major league teams meet late. Tuesday night, the Freeport municipals band will give a concert.
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Recreation Park
Gempler
Wenger and Kramer
Browntown
Freeport Municipals
Evening events spark town rivalry and games
Starting at 7 15 follow ed by a softball game between the Waffle shop and Baumgartners. Square dancing on the tennis courts. Wednesday evening a high class baseball team is scheduled under the lights with the Madison Penn Electrics and Monroe's champion ship teams meeting.
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Waffle Shop
Baumgartners
Madison Penn Electrics
Monroe
Olson Wins Monroe Country Club Handicap Tourney
Clayton M. Olson capturing the men’s handicap crown at Monroe Country Club after defeating Wallace H. Miller. Olson led 5 up with 4 to play as morning scores showed Miller 84 and Olson 86 with afternoon nine holes at 39 and 40.
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Clayton M. Olson
Monroe Country Club
Wallace H. Miller
10Th Street
Olson
Miller
Abred E. Leisler
Bert E. Bacon
Robert J. Tracy
Edwin Rufenacht
Clarence Kempfert
Tracy
R. W. Blaha
Parsons Captures 200-M mile AAA Big Car Title at Fair
Veteran Johnny Parsons from Van Nuys California won the 200 mile AAA big car championship at state fair park, overcoming a blown rear tire on lap 198 to finish two and a quarter laps ahead of Walt Brown. Rex Mays fled with a loose wheel but finished third as 25,426 fans packed the stands.
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Johnny Parsons
State Fair Park
Parsons
van Nuys
Calif
Walt Brown
Massapique
N. Y
Rex Mays
Glendale
Grandstand
Bayliss Leverett
Fresh Calif
Emil Andres
Chicago
Duane Carter
Los Angeles
Top Tennis Stars Foose Set for Forest Hills Showdown
Schroeder the reigning Wimbledon champion and Pancho Gonzales, seed Nos. 1 and 2, prepared for a Labor Day collision at Forest Hills in the national championships as both vie to claim the title. In football, the Chicago Bears beat the New York Bulldogs 14 to 7 behind two key plays including a 47 yard interception return.
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Havig
Australia
D:vis
Ted. Schroeder
Pancho Gonzales
Forest Hills
Schroeder
Gonzales
Cage Bears
Pancho
New York Bulldogs
Biti
Bears
George Gulyanics
Mike Jarmoluk
Johnny Lujack
Rains Hall Hosts U S Open Golf Meet Amid Rain Delay
In Sienester Indiana the 49th annual U S Amateur was paused at 7 20 a m due to heavy rains flooding greens. Eleven of 82 scheduled matches had started when officials halted play and will resume from the stoppage point once conditions improve.
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Sienester
United States Golf Association
Ponder Seeks More Laurels After American Derby Win
Calumet's Ponder, the year's top 3-year-old, aims for fresh laurels in Washington Park during the last full week of racing. The Kentucky Derby champion sped to the American Derby title, earning $55,150 with a 2 00 2/5 clocking, fastest by a 3-year-old over a mile and a quarter.
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Chicago
Wry
Reinders and Dirlam Tie For Third In National Doubles
Vandalia Ohio hosts the Grand American trapshoot where seven amateurs tie for third. Vic Reinders of Waukesha and H W Dirlam of Truman are among the players, posting a 94 as Mercer Tennille of Shreveport Louisiana wins with 96 of 100 for his third victory in four years.
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Vandalia
Wisconsin
Vic Reinders
Waukesha
H. W. Dirlam
Truman
Mercer Tennille
Shreveport
Brewers Split Twin Bill In American Association
Milwaukee and Kansas City split a doubleheader 6 2 with the Brewers taking the opener behind Hank Perry and the Blues winning the second game by the same margin with Wally Hood pitching.
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BREWS
Associated Press
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Brewers
Hank Perry
Blues
Wally Hood
Oshkosh Pulls Ahead and Janesville Drops Two
Wisconsin State league action left Oshkosh five games up as Sheboygan swept Indians to reduce the pennant field. Green Bay fell to Wisconsin Rapids after a weekend setback, with Janesville splitting with Appleton and Wausau splitting with Fond du Lac. A rain washout affected Saturday play.
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Oshikosh
Giants
Sheboygan
Indians
Green Bay
Wisconsin Rapids
Janesville
Appleton
Wausau
Fond du Lac
County 4 H Softball Final Game Schedule
The junior division playoff in Green County 4 H softball is set for tomorrow evening at Brodhead with Clarno facing Mt Pleasant. In the senior boys meet Oakley beat Decatur 10 to 9 to claim county honors, Oakley scoring four runs in the final inning.
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Green County
Brodhead
Clarno
Mt. Pleasant
Oakley
Decatur
Milwaukee archer wins state championship with 708 points
Warren Hal lock of Manitowoc captured the Wisconsin Field Archery Association state championship yesterday with 708 points. Cecil Leonard and James Kinnes, both Milwaukeeans, finished second and third at the Daniel Boone range in Milwaukee.
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Warren Hallock
Manitowoc
Cecil Leonard
James Kinnes
Daniel Boone Range
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Blanchardville
Johnson Implement Co
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Tulsa
Susan Hayward
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Lawrence Duchow
Harry Schrader
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W. B. Elbeck
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