Richland Center To Be Tourney Host
The third district Junior Legion baseball tournament will be held July 17 at Richland Center. Monroe meets Fenimore or Prairie du Chien at 12 30 with the other game at 3 p m between Darlington and Richland Center. The winners meet in the 8 p m final under lights at Richland Center.
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Named to All Stars in Chicago clash with Eagles
Chicago selects Michigan State halfback George Guerre and two linemen for the college All-Star team that will face the Philadelphia Eagles at Soldier Field on August 12. Centers Bob McCurry of Lewiston Pennsylvania and end Warren Huey of Punxsutawney Pennsylvania also earn All-Star berths.
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Baseball scores and schedules across leagues
Today games list American League and National League matchups with results from yesterday. Tomorrow’s schedule covers doubleheaders and interleague pairings along with minor leagues Wisconsin state league contests and other regional games.
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Nationals Name Top All Star Baseball Team
Brooklyn and St Louis lead with seven players each on the 26 man squad chosen by managers on the pitching staff only. Dodgers Ralph Branca Preacher Roe and Don Newcombe join Howie Pollet George Munger Warren Spahn Vern Bickford and Ewell Blackwell to form the eight pitcher staff.
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Eau Claire Wins 8-2 As Rains Allow Game
The Bears of Eau Claire defeated Grand Forks 8-2 in the lone northern league game as rain canceled contests at Sioux Falls Duluth and Aberdeen Superior. St Cloud beat Fargo Moorhead 2-1 as the other result.
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Cooper Blasts Reds to Victory in 23-4 Rout
Walker Cooper shattered records with six straight hits including three three run homers driving the Reds to a 23-4 win over the Cubs. He drove in 10 as Cincinnati, led by Ken Raffensberger, surged in a day that overshadowed pennant races and altered standings across the league.
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State Women’s Golf Tourney Opens July 17 in Madison
Wisconsin’s 36th annual women’s golf tournament starts July 17 at Maple Bluff Country Club and runs to July 22 with finals in the championship flight. Defending champion Mrs. John Clauder of Milwaukee Westmoor seeks a third title, while runner up from 1948 Joan Coffeen of Green Bay Oneida Golf and Riding Club attends. Entries close July 17 and a pro-ladies event opens the schedule.
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Local Horse Wins Race at Darlington
Judy Road the filly owned by Louis R. Wolleson won the 27 pace at Darlington Sunday as the harness season opened. Driven by Jackie in a field of eight the daughter of Judy Ann showed pace and won easily timed 2 14 2 5. Georgia McCabe finished second driven by John Clark. Sammy owned by Mrs May Luchsinger placed fourth in the 17 trot. Abbey Jane Ball driven by Shaw won the 27 trot with Delightful Day and Dun Raven in close pursuit. Most field horses head to Green County fair later this month to race on the circuit.
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Hornets Sign Bob Sweiger as Player and Assistant
Chicago Hornets announce Bob Sweiger former New York Yankee and Minnesota blocking back has signed as player and assistant backfield coach in the All American Football Conference.
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Ryder Cup Ace Gains Lead in British Open
Ryder Cup ace Max Faulkner took the outright lead at the British Open with a second straight 71 and a 36 hole total of 142. American amateur Frank Stranahan was two strokes back at 144 along with Jimmy Adams Art Lees and Charlie Ward.
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