Sahara Coal tops Schuetzes 1 0 in tight softball clash
Sahara Coal beat Schuetzes 1 0 to open a three way tie for first as Schuetzes drop from 5 0 to 5 1 and Phillips Smith also 5 1 head next Wednesday against Pleasure Bend and Jefferson Center. Stan Meyers scored the winning run on a sixth inning error after Ed Witt and John Wagner sparked a late rally. Wally Bahler earned the win scattering four hits over four innings. McKeown had three of Schuetzes four hits while Vogler added the other. In the Jefferson Center 5 4 win over Pleasure Bend, Del Davis allowed four hits and a homer by Dick McArdle sparked the victors.
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Pleasure Bend
Jefferson Center
al Henning
Schuetze
Stan Meyers
Wally Bahler
Ernie Vogler
Ed Witt
George McKeown
Meyers
John Wagner
Vogler
McKeown
del Davis
Bob Prien
Dick McArdle
Davis
Lasers
Jerry McGuire
Scores and results from the American Association and Wisconsin League
Wednesday results show Louisville losing 3 to 4 and Milwaukee 0 to 1 while Minneapolis advanced 6 to 5 against Columbus. St Paul and Indianapolis both posted losses 0 and 6 respectively. Friday features Milwaukee at Indianapolis and Kansas City at Louisville among others. Wisconsin League scores list Fond du Lac 11 Janesville 3 and Appleton 9 Wisconsin Rapids 4 with several upcoming matches.
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Louisville
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Columbus
Charleston
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Fond du Lac
Janesville
Sheboygan
Green Bay
Appleton
Wisconsin Rapids
Wausau
Oshkosh
Packers sign veteran end and rookie tackle
A veteran end John Martinkovic and rookie tackle Jack Fulkerson 230 pounds from Mississippi Southern signed with the Green Bay Packers today. Martinkovic played as a defensive flanker last year. Fulkerson starred at Mississippi Southern in 1951.
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Green Bay Packers
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Jack Fulkerson
Mississippi Southern College
Brewers Suffer Worst Slump With Double Losses
The Milwaukee Brewers endured their worst skid of the season, dropping a two-game set to Louisville 3-0 and 4-1 to extend a four-game losing streak. Tommy Herrin held Milwaukee to two hits in game one, while Murray Wall took the loss in the nightcap as Louisville built a late lead.
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Kansas City
Indianapolis
Charleston
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Columbus
Millers
Tommy Herrin
Milwaukee
George Estock
Estock
Colonels
Murray Wall
Oakley Girls Dominate Pioneers 32 2 In Softball Rout
Oakley girls softball crushed the Pioneers 32 to 2 as Alberta Davis pitched four hits with two walks and Oakley piled up 30 hits off two Pioneer pitchers. Nine runs in the first inning, seven in the fourth, and eight in the sixth highlighted the scoring. Next, Brod head meets Monticello at Brodhead.
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Pioneers
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Brodhead
Monticello
Eddy Stankys Cards Open Stand to Decide 1952 Fate
Eddy Stankys St. Louis Cardinals embark on a critical two week stretch facing Philadelphia Brooklyn and New York before a home 11 game stand versus Boston The Cards aim to extend a nine game win streak and challenge the Dodgers and Giants while Stanky stays optimistic about a pennant shot despite trailing Brooklyn and New York.
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Reds
Cincinnati
Americans Trail For British Open Contenders at St Anne's
The second round of the British Open began with Fred Daly in a tense battle against a British Empire team as Americans trailed. Leading Americans included Willie Goggin in seventh after a 71, with Jimmy Hines 73, Gene Sarazen 74, Willie Hunter 74, and Frank Strananan 75. Eighteen holes were set for today before the final 36 holes for the top 50.
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England
Fred Daly
Willie Goggin
Montclair
N. J
Jimmy Hines
Chicago
Gene Sarazen
Germantown
N. Y
Willie Hunter
Los Angeles
Frank Strananan
Toledo
Rubendahl Captures Illinois Junior Crown
Roger Rubendahl son of a Freeport golf pro and Freeport High School junior won the Illinois state junior golf title at the Bonnie Dundee club near Elgin with a two round total of 142. fellow Freeport student Pat Keefe finished sixth with 152.
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Roger Rubendahl
Freeport
Monroe
Bonnie-Dundeer Club
Elgin
Pat Keefe
Freeport High School
Bulldog Turner Returns to Chicago Bears as Player and Coach
Clyde Bulldog Turner will return for his 12th Chicago Bear season serving as player and assistant coach after signing his 1952 contract yesterday.
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Bulldog Turner
Chicago
Clyde
Bulldog) Turner
Chicago Bear
Decatur Unknown Beats Stanley 4 3 in Public Links
In Miami the National Public Links Golf Tournament enters round five with Bob Scherer, a Decatur laborer, stunning defending champion Dave Stanley 4 and 3 in the third round. Scherer then beat George Kaskey 4 and 3 in the fourth. The field narrows to 16 as Stanley falls with other former champions in a wild scramble.
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Fla
Tilinois
Bob Scherer
Decatur
Dave Stanley
Los Angeles
Scherer
George Caskey
Dayton
Stanley
Edgerton Sandlot Nine To Play Here
Edgerton's sandlot baseball team will play Monroe's sandlot all-stars at 1 p.m. Saturday at Recreation Park. Monroe, a strong southern Wisconsin side, beat Monroe 4-1 earlier this season at home. Dave Fahs starts for Monroe with Tom Croak behind the plate.
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Edgerton
Monroe
Tobacco City
Wisconsin
Dave Fahs
Tom Croak
Fort Atkinson
Janesville
Sandlot All Stars
Recreation Park
Brennans Win First League Game in Sandlot Series
Brennans claimed their first league victory 12 to 10 over Red's Grill. Trailing 10-5 entering the fifth, Brennans erupted for seven runs in that inning. Jerry Davis allowed eight hits and struck out eight, while Gordy Stauffacher held Brennans to six hits and fanned nine.
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Red’s Grill
Jerry Davis
Gordy Stauffacher
Pat O'Donahue Signs 49er NFL Contract
All American defensive end from Wisconsin Pat O'Donahue signs with the San Francisco 49ers as the fifth pick of the club in the National League draft.
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SAN Francisco
University of Wisconsin
San Francisco 49Ers
O’donahue
49Ers
Orangeville Notes From Mrs. Bolender And Fehr Reunion
Mr and Mrs Homer Fehr attended a family reunion in Chicago on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Guy Boyer were guests of Mr and Mrs Oscar Phillips that same day. A note states New York City is fed milk by New York State and parts of six other states and occasionally two Canadian provinces.
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Homer Fehr
Chicago
Fehr
Guy Boyer
Oscar Phillips
New York City
New York State
Farm Implement Industry Sees Continued High Sales
New York reports farm machinery output and sales set records last year aided by good weather and high incomes. Despite metal shortages and a crippling steel strike, demand should stay robust as farmers buy more machinery to cut costs amid higher wages and rising food consumption.
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New York
Northern Trust Company of Chicago
PSC Schedules Hearings On Utility Requests In Wisconsin
The Public Service Commission authorized Beloit Bus Co to end service to Lindale subdivision Rock County amid low patronage and rising costs. Hearings are set. other actions include Madison July 29 Nekoosa Port Edwards Power Co sale for 30000 and city grade crossing petitions July 22 in Appleton and Madison water and utility expansions. Manitowoc to install turbine costing 1.755 to 2.1 million.
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Madison
Beloit Bus Co
Public Service Commission
Lindale
Turtle
Rock County
Wisconsin Power and Light Co
Nekoosa-Port Edwards
Markets shift as hogs and cattle prices vary in Chicago report
Hogs 11,000 salable, midsized weights 180 to 290 lb, most 21.75 to 22.25, sows 16.25 to 19.00. Cattle 2,000 salable, steers under 1,000 lb mostly steady to up 50c, over 1,500 lb weak, heifers up to 50c, cows 25-50c higher. Butter unsettled. eggs firm amid steady wholesale prices.
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Chicago
USDA
St Paul Open Opens With Nation's Top Golfers
The 1951 St Paul Open at Keller Course begins with field leaders including Lloyd Mangrum Sam Snead and Jim Turnesa. Julius Boros withdraws at the last minute. Mangrum defends his title after a record 266 for 72 holes last year.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Keller Course
Lloyd Mangrum
Sam Snead
Jim Turnesa
Julius Boros
Mangrum
Asiatic elephants' toenail pattern noted
Observation shows Asiatic elephants typically possess five toenails on the front feet and four on the rear, highlighting a consistent pedicure pattern across the species.
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