Dodgers Rally to Beat Giants 6 3 in Sixth Inning
Dodgers surge in the sixth inning scoring five runs to down the Giants 6-3 before 34,000 fans. Ralph Branca won his 19th game as Jackie Robinson stole home, his 24th steal and third of the season. Willard Marshall hit his 32nd homer for the Giants.
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Associated Press
Yankees
Washington
George McQuinn
Red Sox
Eddie Pellagrini
Philadelphia Athletics
Boston
Mickey Harris
A's
Ellis Kinder
Detroit Tigers
Browns
St. Louis
Fred Hutchinson
Vern Stephens
Chicago White Sox
Indians
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cardinals
Baseball results from yesterday with multiple league games
National League Brooklyn 6 New York 8 and Boston 9 Philadelphia 3 lead a day of results. League games include New York 4 Washington 3 and Boston 2 Philadelphia 1. Detroit 5 St. Louis 4. Chicago Cleveland postponed by rain. American Association Minneapolis 3 Milwaukee 2 St Paul 5 Kansas City 4 Columbus 8 Indianapolis 3 Louisville Toledo postponed by rain.
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St. Louis
Cincinnati
Wodnconas
Philadelphia
New York
Ewe
American Association
Kansas City
Louisville
Minneapolis
Columbus
St. Paul
Toledo
Brooklyn
Boston
Washington
Detroit
Chicago
Cleveland
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Oshkosh All Stars Sign Lautenbach
Oshkosh All Stars sign Walt Lautenbach former University of Wisconsin star to a National Basketball League contract. Manager Lon Darling announced last night. Lautenbach from Plymouth Wisconsin won Badger letters in basketball and baseball in 1942 43. A six foot two inch guard Lautenbach played with the Wisconsin Western Conference champions last year after returning from the Navy.
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Oshkosh
Walt Lautenbach
University of Wisconsin
Oshkosh All- Stars
Lon Darling
Lautenbach
Plymouth
Wis
Badger
Lauren
Navy
Pacer Sets 1 59 1 5 for Du Quoin Pace
Paul Mac owned by O L Mears trained by H M Parshall clocked 1 59 1 5 in the second heat of the 2 18 pace at Du Quoin. Ensign Hanover had run 1 49 3 5 at Springfield two weeks earlier. This mark brings Parshall to 13 horses driven 2 minutes or faster this season.
Dream Backfield Puzzles Conzelman In Card Hardship
Chicago Cardinals coach Jimmy Conzelman weighs a so called dream backfield of Paul Christman Charley Trippi Marshall Goldberg and Marlin Pat Harder while wary of injuries and depth This training camp report cites Trippi Smith Schwall and rookies Plato Andros Cale Martin as potential impact players in a revamped offense and notes uncertainty about running and line depth.
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Chris Edmonds
Waukesha
Wis
Chicago Cardinals
Jimmy Conzelman
Jimmy
Paul Christman
Charley Trippi
Marshall Goldberg
Marlin
Pat
Trippi
Harder
Goldberg
Breadaway
Conzelman
Cardinals
Los Angeles Rams
Bears
Georgia
Charles
Rabbit) Smith
Northwestern
Vic Schwall
Stars
Cardinal
Mal Kutner
Bill Dowell
Plato Andros
Oklahoma University
Cale Martin
Louisiana Tech
Chicago Team to Get Pro League Franchise
The National Basketball League yesterday approved a franchise for a Chicago team to replace the Chicago Gears who plan to join a new pro circuit. A special committee will arrange a Chicago entry to play at the Chicago Stadium home of the Stags, with plans to share the venue on doubleheaders against league opponents.
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A. B
Happy) Chandler
Los Angeles
Ford Frick
Clarence Rowland
Will Harridge
Chicago
National Basketball League
Chicago Gears
Chicago Stags
Amer
NBL
Stags
Glass fibers span Earth with single machine claim
A report states that glass fibers long enough to wrap around the Earth 100 times at the Equator could be produced in one hour by a single machine. The claim emphasizes rapid fiber production capabilities and potential advances in material manufacturing.
Rockets fall to Dons in opener at Soldier Field 24 21
Chicago Rockets lose a seesaw opener to the Los Angeles Dons 24 21 before 41 182 at Soldier Field. Sleepy Crowley, former A A C commissioner, says Chicago can support three pro teams as Charley O Rourke set up all three LA touchdowns and John Kimbrough scored twice including the decisive TD.
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Jim Crowley
Chicago Rockets
Rockets
Soldier Field
Crowley
Los Angeles Dons
Chicago Bears
Cardinals
Charley Trippi
Fordham
Charley O'Rourke
Los Angeles
Match Race Between Armed and Assault At Belmont Contingent On Trainers
Belmont Park would host a mile and a quarter match race for Armed and Assault on September 27 if both trainers Ben Jones of Calumet Farm and Max Hirsch of King Ranch deem their horses fit. The event would carry 100000 added, winner take all, with conditions to mirror the Chicago plan canceled due to Assault hoof soreness.
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New York
Ben Jones
Calumet Farm
Max Hirsch
King Ranch
Belmont Park
George D. Widener
Belmont
Chicago
Assault
Widener
Robert J. Kleberg
Albany All-Stars Top Bauman Hardware 11 7
Albany All-Stars beat Bauman Hardware 11 to 7 in an exhibition at Albany. Al Briggs pitched a complete game for the winners. Rod Kittelsen started for Bauman Hardware.
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Albany
Albany All-Stars
Bauman Hardware
Monroe
al Briggs
Rod Kittelsen
Ancient Glassmaking Spans Four Millennia
The craft of glass production traces back roughly four thousand years, reflecting a long continuum of techniques, tools, and artistry across ancient civilizations and enduring traditions.
Steelers Upset Green Bay 24-17 in Preseason Thriller
The Pittsburgh Steelers defeated the Green Bay Packers 24-17 before 31 000 fans in a preseason game. Johnny Clements scored twice including a 41 yardTD late in the fourth, with Steve Lach and Clement contributing early scores.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Steelers
Green Bay Packers
Steelers
Johnny Clements
Steve Lach
Hermann Rohrig
Ward Duff
Clement
Packers
Bruce Smith
Joe Glamp
Ward Cuff
Green Bay
Community Notes From Spring Grove and Monroe Area
Local residents attend weddings picnics and state fairs with visitors from Tulsa Los Angeles New Mexico and West Allis. Shanghai school opens with 22 pupils. A broken ankle sidelined Laverne Leopold. Powerful tiny motors being installed in new planes assist pilot control.
Argyle High to Begin Grid Practice Monday
Argyle High School opens football practice Monday at 2 PM with three weeks to prep for the Sept 19 home game against Belmont. The five game slate in the State Line league includes Belmont, Sept 19, at home. Sept 26, at Brodhead. Oct 3, Brooklyn. Oct 10, at Belleville. Oct 17, at Orfordville. Oct 24, at New Glarus. Oct 31, South Wayne at home. All league games except Belmont and South Wayne.
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Belmont
Madison
Mazamanie
Brodhead
Brooklyn
Belleville
Orfordville
New Glarus
South Wayne
Redskins to Be Improved Team from Washington
The article notes Washington Redskins coach Turk Edwards and owner George Preston Marshall expect a stronger club in 1938 with 18 or 19 rookies. Sammy Baugh remains the key player, eyeing another thousand passing yards, with Dick Todd as receiver as the team prepares for a preseason Sept. 5 clash with the Los Angeles Rams at Memorial Coliseum.
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Los Angeles
George Preston Marshall
Washington Redskins
Redskins
Washingtons
Tribe
New York Giants
Philadelphia
Turk Edwards
Marshall
Los Angeles Rams
Memorial Coliseum
Sammy Baugh
Dick Todd
Browntown Gossip and Neighbor News
Mrs. Ima Patrick and others from Hawarden Madison and Monroe visit Crago and Dale. Nybroten and Ware families from Idaho and Nebraska stay with local residents. Nurse Madlyn Coryell returns home from Janesville Mercy Hospital for a visit as William Elmer and Lee Whitehead make Friday business calls. Historical note: 1921 U S smallpox cases reached 100000. Vermont tops maple sugar production.
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Ima Patrick
Hawarden
Williamine Curtis
Marie Disch
Helen Curtis
Madison
Joseph Dale
C. L. Crago
Norman Nybroten
Boise
Ida
Oscar Nybroten
Russell Ware
Red Cloud
Neb
Sterman Sawyer
Freeport
Madlyn Coryell
Mercy Hospital
Janesville
William Elmer
Monroe
Lee Whitehead
Unknowns Lead In Western Open
A physically handicapped Michigan campaigner and two returning veterans led the Western Open after the first round at Salt Lake City Country Club. Edward Furgol 67 Al Smith 67 and John Palmer 67 topped a field of 128. Lew Worsham failed to break 72. The cut will drop to 76 after round two with a possible playoff for prizes totaling 12 500. Caddies wore player names on their backs for easy identification.
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Salt Lake City
Michigan
Edward Furgol
Pontiac
Mich
al Smith
Winston Salem
N. C
John Palmer
Bodin
Lew Worsham
Washington, D. C
Salt Lake City Country Club
New Glarus Visits and Local News Notes
New Glarus residents and visitors are mentioned in a series of social notes. Mrs. Everett Erickson and Kathy Jean Blanchardville visited her parents, Charles and Mrs. Tollefson, on Tuesday. The Hoesly family welcomed a newborn son at St. Marys Hospital Madison. Mrs. John Babler visited Minnesota with her daughter for a period. A bridge club gathering hosted by Mrs. Fred Tschudy included several ladies. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cyrs and son Baraboo visited Sam Schneider’s family. Edward Wittner of Monroe and Maynard Hefty were noted on nearby business calls.
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Everett Erickson
Kathy Jean
Blanchardville
Charles Tollefson
Henry Hoesly
St. Mary’s Hospital
Madison
John Babler
Minnesota
Fred Tschudy
Bridge Club
Mmes
John Kundert
Oswald Altmann
Mollie Frick
Henry Schmid
Alvin Ott
Fred J. Marty
Barbara Werndli
Joe Cyrs
Baraboo
Sam Schneider
Edward Wittner
Monroe
Maynard Hefty
Local residents visit and travel notes headline
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Hefty host visiting daughter Madison. Leonard Bigler returns from Colorado wedding trip. Eldred Bowen visits Greenville. Fred Stuessy and Jacob Bruni visit Madison. Leo Carter family returns from two week northern Wisconsin vacation. Otto Bendix Horeb and others visit. Everett Wild and Monroe visit Math Wild. Paul Miltz Monticello visits. Alvin Waelti Brooklyn family business visit. Mary Alice Reymond returns to Madison from her parents Ernest and Mary Reymond. Mrs. Fred Bigler and Mrs. Edwin Bigler attend a Madison wedding dance. Hugh Clare and sons visit Harlan Wernile in Greenville. Phillip Marty returns home from hospital.
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Madison
Herman Hefty
Leonard Bigler
Colorado
Eldred Bowen
Greenville
Fred Stuessy
Jacob Bruni
Leo Carter
Wisconsin
Otto Bendix
Horeb
Everett Wild
Monroe
Math Wild
Paul Miltz
Monticello
Alvin Waelti
Brooklyn
Mary Alice Reymond
Ernest Reymond
Fred Bigler
Win Bigler
Hugh Clare
Nylon shortage risks for Christmas hosiery shipments
Nylon hosiery may be scarce again this Christmas as sources say production and shipments are not expected to rise beyond current levels. The National Association of Hosiery Manufacturers warned there will be no material increases for the remainder of the year. The report notes new airplanes often carry updated radar and radio navigation gear.
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New York
National Association of Hosiery Manufacturers
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