Cardinals Bow In Fourth Twin Bill
The Monroe Cardinals were swept by Fauerbach Brewery of Madison in a doubleheader. They lost 9 7 in the afternoon and 5 1 at night, dropping to 11 3 on the season with all three losses to Madison. Errors hurt Monroe, who next faces Waunakee at Woodford on July 8.
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Baseball scoreboard and schedule rundown
The Associated Press notes yesterday’s results in the American League with New York 16-3, Washington 9-3 and Chicago 4-9, Detroit 1-10, plus Cleveland 8-3 over St Louis. National League shows New York 5-3, Philadelphia 15-9, Boston 5, and Cincinnati 8-5, with various tonight and tomorrow games listed.
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State meet ends with Gardner bowing to Badger Sports
Gardner Boxery fell 9-2 to Badger Sports in the Capitol district semi final of the Wisconsin semi pro baseball tournament. Sauk City Red Sox were 3-1 losers to Oscar Mayer of Madison in the other semi final. Oscar Mayer faces Badger Sports for a berth in the state tournament tonight.
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Second Round Set for Tonight and Tomorrow in Softball
The major league features Schuetzes versus Waffle Shop at 7 30 with Farm Bureau meeting Luicks in the minor league at 7 30 Tonight. Tomorrow Lamboleys face Grossens and Gemplers clash with Benkerts as the minor league field grows to eight teams with two new high school squads joining the league.
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Janesville Cubs Win All Star Game Honor
The Janesville Cubs earned the Wisconsin state league all stars honor by winning the All Star event after splitting a twin bill with Sheboygan. They lost the opener 7-6 but won the finale 6-4 to stay one and a half games ahead of Oshkosh with July 17 hosting duties.
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Monticello Triumphs to Take Second in State Line League
Monticello moved up to second place in the State Line league after defeating Argyle 8 to 2 yesterday. Monroe remained at first as Monticello widened the gap for second.
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Cubs Drop Pair Sox Share Games
Chicago teams split a twin bill as the Cubs lost to St. Louis 4-1 and 4-3 to fall to 32–33 while the White Sox beat Cleveland 4-1 and lost 10-9. Lefty Bill Pierce and Ed Lade were slated to pitch for the Sox and Cubs respectively with key performances by Stan Musial and Phil Cavarretta.
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Waunakee Stopped by Cross Plains in Five-Hitter Loss
Waunakee, the unbeaten division leader of the Home Tal ent league, was shut out 10-0 by Cross Plains. Cennis Grob pitched five strong innings to secure the win for Cross Plains.
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Mangrum Wins Open and Stirs Snead Feud in Detroit
Lloyd Mangrum captured a $2,600 prize in the Motor City Open by one stroke over Sammy Snead. The Chicagoan surged from behind in the final nine holes to post 274 while Snead faced rough going.
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Wiota Triumphs In Late Rally Over Wrench Builders
Wiota rallied for three runs in the bottom of the eighth to beat Wrench Builders of Madison 5 to 3. Gardner Bakery of Madison broke a four all tie by scoring seven runs in the final three innings to defeat Wyona cena 11 to 8.
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Brewers split twin bill as Blues pull late win
Milwaukee beat Kansas City 8-3 after seven runs in the last three innings in the first game of a July Fourth doubleheader, but lost 3-2 to the Blues in seven innings. Minneapolis swept St. Paul 11-9 and 3-2, Columbus beat Toledo 5-2 twice, and Indianapolis took two from Louisville 10-4 and 7-5.
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Platteville Cardinals Edge Wisconsin Dells 7 6 In Ninth
The Platteville Cardinals secured another win by edging Wisconsin Dells 7 to 6 as the deciding run crossed in the bottom of the ninth inning.
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Juniors to Play Evansville at Recreation Park Tonight
The Monroe Junior Legion hosts Evansville Junior Legion under the lights at 8:00 this evening at Recreation Park.
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Pesticide Sprays Prove Effective Against Green Bug
Parathion and tetraethyl pyro phosphate sprays have shown effectiveness against green bug, a pest damaging wheat oats and barley. The findings indicate potential control measures for cereal crops.
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