Waffle Shop Leads Majors. Bauman Falls to Second
Waffle Shop nine defeated Bauman's 4-1 at Recreation Park to seize the lead in the Major league pennant race. Schuetz pitched well for War Shop, holding Bauman's to three hits and one earned run while Waffle Shop totaled 10 safeties. Kundert Oilers dropped from undefeated ranks as Gempler's Tire Shop won 5-4.
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U S Olympic Team Budget Still Short
The United States Olympic committee faces a $90,000 deficit of a $500,000 budget to send 385 athletes to London. Treasurer Owen V. Van Camp reported the team sails July 14 from New York, with $60,000 already pledged by the Chicago Daily News for tryouts July 9-10 and about $20,000 anticipated from Detroit swimming tryouts.
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One Pacific species octopus reaches 28 feet diameter
A Pacific octopus specimen is documented as having grown to a mantle diameter of 28 feet making it one of the largest known. The finding underscores extreme size potential in cephalopods and raises questions about habitat and longevity.
Nine-Day Any Sex Deer Season Voted in Wisconsin
The Wisconsin conservation commission voted 4 to 2 for a nine day deer season allowing one deer of any age or sex in 46 counties this fall. Dates set are November 20 to 28. This is the first all age sex deer season in 25 years and follows recommendations from the state conservation department and Wisconsin conservation congress.
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Athletics Near First Place Again
The Philadelphia Athletics rally with Eddie Joost clutch hitting and Lou Brissie pitching to beat the Senators 5-3 in Washington. The win pulls the A’s within 10 percentage points of first place as Detroit tops Cleveland and Boston edges New York.
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Dodds Injured, Could Miss Olympic Tryouts
Boston ace distance runner Gil Dodds suffered a strain in his left Achilles tendon yesterday. His coach indicated the injury may force him to skip the final Olympic tryouts in Chicago next Saturday, though locals say he must compete there to earn an Olympic berth.
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Musial Tops NL Batting at .410 in Star-Studded All-Star List
Stan Musial heads the National League’s early All-Star hitters with a .410 average, as Richie Ashburn, Andy Pafko and Ed Stanky join the top ten. Musial adds five points to a 59 point lead over Ashburn in official averages.
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Baseball scores from yesterday across leagues
In the National League Brooklyn defeated Philadelphia 5 to 0. Boston beat New York 4 to 3. Cincinnati won 6 to 4 against Pittsburgh. Chicago routed St. Louis 12 to 10. In the American League Boston prevailed over New York 2 to 1. Detroit bested Cleveland 9 to 0. Philadelphia edged Washington 5 to 3. St. Louis defeated Chicago 7 to 6. No American games are scheduled today.
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Tomorrow's Schedule for Major League Basketball Night
The card lists five tonight games with Boston at Brooklyn Cincinnati at Chicago Pittsburgh at St Louis plus St Louis at Detroit Chicago at Cleveland Philadelphia at New York and Washington at Boston with night games noted.
Fans Pick Lineups For All Star Tilt
Fans chose lineups for the all star game in St Louis with 4,107,893 ballots cast. Ted Williams led with 1,556,784 votes, followed by Stan Musial and Joe DiMaggio. Managers Harris and Durocher will name mound staffs and the rest of the 25 man squads, using fans lineups for the first three innings.
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Max Morris Signs with Sheboygan Redskins
Former Northwestern star Max Morris signed a 1948 49 contract with the Sheboygan Redskins of the National Basketball League according to club President Magnus Brinkman.
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Sheboygan
Northwestern University
Sheboygan Redskins
National Basketball League
Magnus Brinkman
Bears Sign Trainer Edward F Rory to Staff
Chicago Bears add Marquette University veteran trainer Edward F Rory to their staff serving as head varsity trainer for all sports.
When Sick of Being Sick See The Chiropractor
M. J. Gonstead clinic offers X Ray and Neurocalometer services with contact numbers 373 and residence at 101 Monroe.
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M. J. Gonstead
Monroe
Satchel Paige Signed by Indians in Cleveland Deal
The Cleveland Indians announced the signing of Leroy Satchel Paige a renowned Negro league star. Manager Lou Boudreau would not reveal planned role but Paige would be in uniform tonight. President Bill Veeck said the signing followed a nationwide search for a capable pitcher.
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Satchel) Paige
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Lou Boudreau
Paige
Kansas City Monarchs
Bill Veeck
Green County Third in Wisconsin Pheasant Kill
Green County ranked third among Wisconsin counties in pheasants killed last year. The state conservation department reports Green County totaled 17,183 pheasants, with Dodge leading at 25,841 and another county following.
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Kentucky Star Signs with Oshkosh All Stars
Oshkosh All Stars sign Ken Campbell a four year Kentucky guard who played for Adolph Rupp. He joins Fond du Lac Dane and Jefferson in a regional tally and did not rank among top counties in other game types.
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University of Kentucky
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Oshkosh All Stars
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