Lamboleys Rally Past Grossens 11-Inning Softball Thriller
Lamboleys outlasted Grossens 16 14 in 11 innings with an unearned run in the eleventh. Neuenschwander led Lamboleys with three hits while Gibbons and Witt added two each. Weasel collected four Benkert hits to vanquish Benkert 14 0 in six innings.
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Lamboleys
Grossens
Beach
Witt
Neuenschwander
Ed Gibbons
Daley
Bechtolt
Elmer
Weasel
Benkert
Gempelers
Sports World Looks Sharply at Washington As Draft Starts
The sports world weighs possible draft expansion under Korea War mobilization. If wholesale, college football and basketball would feel the most, with players aged 18 26 affected. Major leagues could see 25 percent of players in the draft age range, hitting youth squads like the Brooklyn Dodgers and Chicago Cubs hardest. Curt Simmons of the Phils is 21.
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New York
Truman
Washington
Brooklyn Dodgers
Philadelphia Phils
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis Browns
Curt Simmons
Phils
Cubs Try Again as Reds Rally Dooms Cubs Twin Bill
The Cubs lost 5-4 to Cincinnati as Connie Ryan stole home in the ninth. White Sox split a twin bill in St Louis, beating the Browns 5-2 before a 4-3 extra inning defeat. Cubs starter John ny Schmitz faced the Reds while Herman Wehmeier toed the mound for Cincinnati.
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Chicago
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati Reds
Chicago White Sox
St. Louis
Browns
Cubs
Reds
Connie Ryan
Cincinnati
White Sox
Bobby Cain
Dave Philley
Owen Friend
Johnny Schmitz
Herman Wehmeier
Ken Holcombe
Bill Wight
Joe Adlock
Ryan
Virgil Stallcup
Ewell Blackwell
Sauer
Andy Pafko
Twig Terwilliger
Cub
Daily Scoreboard and Upcoming MLB Games
Today's games feature Philadelphia at Brooklyn St Louis at Pittsburgh New York at Boston Cincinnati at Chicago. Yesterday results include Philadelphia 7 Brooklyn 2 Pittsburgh 9 St Louis Boston 8 New York 2 Cincinnati 5 Chicago 4 11 innings. Tomorrow's slate shows Philadelphia at Brooklyn 112:05 St Louis at Pittsburgh 11:30 New York at Boston 12 Cincinnati at Chicago 12:30 and 2:30.
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Brooklyn
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
New York
Boston
Cincinnati
Chicago
Pet
Detroit
Neer Mee
Cievwalniet, Ic
Ess
Eee
Washington
Ch. Binge Sc Cescesbus
Cleveland
Twinight
Wol Pet
Pittsburgh Ale
Wausau Upsets Janesville 8-1 In Wisconsin State League
Wausau using Johnny Wilsons pitching sharpness upset Janesville 8-1 to seize lead. Oshkosh beat Appleton 12-10 to surge into top standings while Sheboygan edged Wisconsin Rapids 11-10 after 11 innings and Green Bay defeated Fond du Lac 4-3 in extra innings.
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Associated Press
Janesville
Wausau
Johnny Wilson
Cubs
Oshkosh Giants
Appleton
Sheboygan
Wisconsin Rapids
Green Bay
Fond du Lat
Wisconsin Sets Seven Day Any-Deer Hunt Nov 18 24
Wisconsin conservation commission approves a seven day any-deer season from November 18 to 24. The vote followed a split over longer nine day and five day proposals with others noting deer herd impact and tourism value. Details include rifle shotgun and bow seasons across numerous counties and concurrent bear season in select counties.
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Madison
State Conservation Commission
John Moreland
Hayward
Wisconsin Conservation Congress
Conservation Department
Wisconsin
Badger
Rennebohm
Moreland
Charles Smith
Wausau
Conservation Congress
Wilbur Alexander
Necedah
Harry Klemme
Kiel
E. W. Palmer
Ellsworth
Ernest Swift
Congress
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Burnett
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Clark
Door
Chambers Island
Douglas
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Forest
Iron
Jackson
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Lincoln
Marinette
Marquette
Monroe
Oconto
Oneida
Portage
Price
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Sauk
Sawyer
Taylor
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Wood
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Dunn
Columbia
Polk
LaCrosse
Pepin
Marathon
Pierce
Richland
St. Croix
Shawano
Tremplealeau
Waupaca
Waushara
Raccoon
Jackrabbits
Skunk
Bobby Locke Captures Back-To-Back British Open Title
Bobby Locke of South Africa won the British Open at Troon Scotland finishing in 279 for four rounds. He shot 68 today to beat American contenders Frank Stranahan Johnny Bulla and Jim McHale who could not overtake him. Stranahan posted a 66 for 286 to lead the Americans. This marks Locke as the fourth player to win consecutive Open titles, following Walter Hagen in 1929.
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Scotland
Bobby Locke
South Africa
U. S
Frank Stranahan
Toledo
Johnny Bulla
Pittsburgh
Jim McHale
Philadelphia
Locke
Gene Sarazen
Walter Hagen
Stranahan
Local visits and travels across Wisconsin and nearby states
Blanchardville residents Mrs Frank Mason Jr and Mr and Mrs Arthur Jacob with their son and family visit Steve Jackson’s home. Kenneth Bishop returns from Evansville vacationing with David Levitt at the Victor Paulson residence. A. J. Holt hosts guests including Selmer Anderson Minnie Amundson and the Stebnitz funeral in Hollandale.
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Arthur Jacobson
Rockford
Steve Jackson
Kenneth Bishop
Evansville
David Levitt
Victor Paulson
Gilbert Anderson
Selmer Anderson
Minnie Amundson
Granite Falls
Minn
A. J. Holt
Stebnitz
Hollandale
Dewey Horner
Monroe
Leo Cann
Chicago
Carl Johnson
Morgan Johnson
Woodford
Clarence Guldhaug
Gene Long Wins Maywood Trotting Derby Heats
Gene Long, an eight year old gelding owned by W. Spencer of Belvidere Illinois, finished first and second in the two heats of the $10,000 Maywood trotting derby at Maywood Park. Driven by Ed Nehlig of Darien Wisconsin, Gene Long won the mile and one sixteenth feature in 74 percent of the divided event.
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Gene Long
Chicago
W. Spencer
Belvidere
Ill
Maywood Park
Ed Nehlig
Darien
Wis
Juda Merchants Edge Jefferson Center 11 10 in Tight Twin Games
Juda Merchants edged Jefferson Center 11 to 10 after a seesaw contest. Johnny Krattiger earned the win for Juda with one walk five strikeouts and seven hits allowed while Davis to Boil of Juda collected three walks and four strikeouts. Joe Davis homered for Jefferson Center. Jefferson led 7 3 through four innings before Juda rallied with five runs in the fifth and three in the sixth.
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Twin Grove
Juda Merchants
Jefferson Center
Juda
Johnny Krattiger
Davis
Joe Davis
Jefferson
Postville
Brewers pound Toledo in 18-2 rout
Milwaukee pounded out 18 hits to overwhelm Toledo 18-2 as Louisville walloped St. Pat Saints 8-1, Minneapolis beat Indianapolis 6-1 to reclaim the league lead, and Columbus defeated Kansas City 6-3 in action across the circuit.
All-Star Plans Clear as Rifts Subside at Comiskey
The all-star game at Comiskey Park near Chicago saw family squabbles over personnel fade after a signals-over ruling by Commissioner A. B. Chandler. Hank Sauer must start in the National League outfield with Duke Snider as a possible replacement. Ralph Kiner and Enos Slaughter to fill other outfield spots. American Leaguers Bob Lemon and Art Houtteman are set to pitch, with Lemon slated for the Tuesday game after a Sunday start. The crowd of 49,000 was already sold out for the midsummer clash.
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Chicago
Comiskey Park
A. B. Chandler
Chandler
Hank Sauer
Chicago Cubs
Burt Shotton
National Loop Pilot
Shotton
Brooklyn
Duke Snider
Sauer
Pittsburgh
Ralph Kiner
Enos Slaughter
St. Louis
Bob Lemon
Cleveland Indians
Art Houtteman
Detroit Tigers
Detroit
Houtteman
Red Rolfe
Tigers
Tribe
Lou Boudreau
Lemon
Lou
Boudreau
Bob
Louise Brough Captures British Tennis Singles Title
Louise Brough of Beverly Hills California won the All England championship women’s singles at Wimbledon defeating Margaret Osborne Du Pont of Wilmington Delaware 6-1 3-6 6-1. It marks a third straight Wimbledon singles crown for Brough and a third consecutive year the United States takes both sexes titles. Budge Patty of Los Angeles beat Frank Sedgman of Australia in the other final.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Margaret Osborne du Pont
Willingston
Del
United States
Budge Patty
Los Angeles
Frank Sedgman
Australia
Miss Brough
du Pont
Monticello Notes and Social Visits Around Town
Monticello residents hosted and visited relatives and friends this week. Mr and Mrs Fred Stauffer Corvallis Ore and Miss Ruth Taylor Los Angeles were Wednesday guests of the C M Stauffers. The Stauffers received Carl Stauffer Patricia East Troy later visited before Fred Stauffers left for Corvallis. Delmar Kubly Rox Ann New Glarus and W S Hoesly visited Okee Lake Wisconsin. Rox Ann stays with grandparents the Hoeslys. Henry Stuessy Jr Chicago spent weekend with Otto Babler. Henry Stuessy Jr New Glarus was Monday guest of the Bablers. John Elmer Darlyne attended Madison fireworks. Howard Kennedy Doris Jean James spent Tuesday Evansville. Phillip Papes Waukegan Ill and family visited Lena Babler and Barbara Freitag. Phillip Papes Jr returned to Waukegan with his parents with Ronald Babler.
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Fred Stauffer
Corvallis
Ore
Ruth Taylor
Los Angeles
Rose Stauffer
C. M. Stauffers
Carl Stauffer
Patricia
East Troy
Stauffer
Fred Stauffers
Delmar Kubly
Rox Ann
New Glarus
Howard Kennedy
Doris Jean
James
Evansville
Phillip Papes
Waukegan
Lena Babler
Barbara Freitag
Forrest Bablers
Bruce Babler
Winslow
Phillip Papes Jr
Ronald Babler
Ball dates changed for city softball schedule
City softball dates shifted to allow players to attend the All-Star game in Chicago. On Monday Waffle Shop faces Browntown while Carter-Gruenewald meets Schuetzel. Tuesday Browntown plays VFW and Friday Phillips-Smith meets Carter-Gruenewald.
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Waffle Shop
Browntown
Carter-Gruenewald
Schuetzel
VFW
Phillips-Smith
Carter- Gruenewald
Epidemic of Scare Buying Appears in Isolated Spots
Sam Dawson reports scare buying spreading in pockets as rumors push purchases of tires batteries sugar coffee and eggs. Industry leaders cite ample supplies, warn against hoarding and fear price controls, noting stored goods deteriorate and war scares may provoke unwarranted demand.
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Sam Dawson
New York
Ing
Cuba
Washington
Detroit
Reds
Far East
U. S
The
Munitions Board
High Compression Engines Await Fuel
Detroit pins the hold up on 100 octane gasoline needed for 11 to 12 to 1 compression engines that promise 30 mpg. Oil firms say mass production can’t justify refineries for pricier fuel, while garages note some late models achieve higher mileage with available octane if priced right.
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New York
Detroit
Test of Weapons Likely in Korea
The Korea front could become a testing ground for new American weapons as ground combat continues. Pentagon observers expect field trials to start with ground forces, possibly including the new super bazooka and light recoilless gun, while atomic weapons are deemed unlikely. Air testing likely limited unless Soviet jet designs appear, with two new U S anti aircraft systems in production and radar sight improvements already in use.
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Korea
Pentagon
United States
U. S
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