Yankees Blast Feller for Nine Runs in 9 1 Victory
The New York Yankees beat Cleveland star Bob Feller 9 to 1 at Yankee Stadium. Feller pitched five innings with five strikeouts, giving up six hits as Spud Chandler earned his 13th win. Aaron Robinson and Phil Cavaretta drove in runs for the Yankees. Lindell and Etten had early RBI hits.
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Associated Press
Lebby Feller
Cleveland Indians
New York Yankees
New York
Yankee Stadium
Ae Neemy Lindell
Nick Etten
Aaron Robinson
Feller
Waddell
Spud Chandler
Indians
Tribe
Yanks
Baseball standings and results from yesterday and schedule
National League results Chicago beat Brooklyn 1 0 Philadelphia defeated Lee 4 Cincinnati crushed Boston 8 New York routed St Louis 13 Philadelphia 4 New York 9 Cleveland ? Chicago 4 Washington 2 in 11 innings American League scores Boston 3 Detroit 2 St Louis 4 Philadelphia New York 9 Cleveland ? Chicago 4 Washington 2 in 11 innings American Association Louisville 1 11 Kansas City 0 4 Milwaukee 2 Indianapolis 0 Minneapolis 5 Toledo 3 St Paul 14 Columbus 3 Northern League Fargo Moorhead 7 St Cloud 0 Sioux Falls 6 Duluth 1 Superior 6 Aberdeen 2 Grand Forks 16 Eau Claire 3 Tomorrow's Schedule National League Philadelphia at Pittsburgh Boston at Cincinnati New York at St Louis Brooklyn at Chicago American League Chicago at Washington St Louis at Philadelphia Cleveland at New York Detroit at Boston American Association Louisville at Milwaukee Columbus at Kansas City Toledo at St Paul Indianapolis at Minneapolis
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Brooklyn
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Lee Cincinnati
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Cleveland
Washington
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Toledo
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Duluth
Superior
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Fond du Lac
Appleton
Sheboygan
Janesville
Wausau
County sportsmen to vote on deer hunt plan
Madison Wisconsin sportsmen gather at county conservation meetings next week as Ernest Swift assistant director urges a four day deer season for bucks and does. The congress backs a nine day season on bucks and will bring the proposal to county organizations for consideration at the sessions.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Commission
Ernest Swift
Coun
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Congress
Swift
White Sox rally to defeat Athletics 4-3 in seventh
Chicago White Sox overturn a 3-0 deficit by scoring four runs in the seventh inning to beat the Philadelphia Athletics 4-3. Don Kolloway doubled in Bob for the winning run as Earl Caldwell closed out the final frame with three strikeouts.
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Bucky Walters
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Athletics
Chicago White Sox
Ba Senators
Don Kolloway
Bob It
Earl Caldwell
Forest Junction banker dies at 77
John Seybold, 77, president of Forest Junction State Bank and former Calumet county supervisor, died at his home yesterday in Forest Junction Wisconsin.
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Forest Junction Forest Junction
Wis
John Seybold
Forest Junction State Bank
Calumet County
Meeting at courthouse to discuss deer hunting question
John Schwalbe county game warden announced a Monday 8 p.m. meeting at the courthouse to discuss the deer hunting question. The event seeks public input on hunting policy and season practices.
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John Schwalbe
Jimmy Hines Sets Pace In Kansas City Invitational
Veteran Chicago golfer Jimmy Hines opened with a 6 under par 66 at Hillcrest to lead the Kansas City invitational, aiming for the $20,000 title. Only three spectators watched as Hines matched the course record with 32 on the front and 34 on the back. Notables in pursuit included Hogan Mangrum Snead and Bracci with scores ranging from 69 to 73.
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Jimmy Hines
Chicago
Kansas City
Hines
Hillcrest Country Club
Hogan
Yron Nelson
Lloyd Mangrum
Sammy Snead
Jimmy
Kansas
Nelson
Toledo, O
Mangrum
Ben Hogan
Snead
London
Wisconsin Cock Pheasant Season Open in Most Counties
The Wisconsin conservation department announced cock pheasant hunting will open October 19 for 10 days in all counties except Milwaukee, Wood, Burnett, Douglas, Bayfield, Sawyer, Rusk, Ashland, Iron, Vilas, Oneida, Forest, and Florence. Hen shooting will be allowed in a northwestern nine county area, with two birds per hunter, and biologists will monitor impacts during and after the season.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Conservation Department
Conservation Congress
W. F. Grimmer
Milwaukee
Wood
Burnett
Douglas
Bayfield
Sawyer
Rusk
Ashland
Iron
Vilas
Oneida
Forest
Florence
Grimmer
Juda Hosts Belleville in Home Talent League Clash
Juda's baseball team welcomes Belleville Sunday at Sportsman's Park as Belleville shares first place in the Home Talent league. Batteries: Juda Buhlman and R Wuertwich. Belleville Bieck and Sorenson.
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Belleville
Sportsman's Park
Buhlman
R. Wuetrhich
Bieck
Sorenson
Want Ad Promises Plenty of Work for Small Price
Classified buyers face heavy workload for modest cost as advertisers seek crowding benefits and steady tasks through small listings. The item highlights the balance of effort and payoff in placing Want Ads.
All-star Softball Contests Tonight
The Minor league all-stars open their season at Recreation park against Schuetze Clothiers, while the Major all-stars meet the Midwest Market nine. Also highlights include Waffle Shop beating McArdle Tavern 8-4 in a late rally filled game and a boys’ game where the Tigers topped Fred Hubert Cubs 13-12.
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Schuetze Clothiers
Freeport
Jerome Howe
Charles Dwyer
Lanz Hardware
Farnum Knipschild
Lakeshire Marty
Gene Beach
Allan Kline
Lakeshire-Marty
Gene Quinn
Martin Appliance
Ernie Vogler
Bob Gibbons
Kundert Oilers
Jack Becker
Gerald Beardsley
Louis Blanc
Phil Counselman
Willis Gruenwald
Western Auto
Jerry Schwaiger
Herman Christen
Bill Hogan
Jake Blum
Fred Huber
Henry Reese
Delbert Soddy
Bill Preston
Jim Davis
John Minder
Lloyd Shambreck
Bill Rupnow
Frank Butts
Wilmer Wells
Glenn Schwartz
Eugene Niffenegger
Waffle Shop
McArdle Tavern
McArdile
Tigers
Jerry Dwyer
Fred Hubert Cubs
McArdle
John Wagner
Ken Smith
McArdie Tavern
Phillips
R. Wuethrich
Schuetz and Walters
Schuetz
Wagner
Smith
Kline
Odegard
Sad Sam Wins After Cotton Trick at Emeryville Track
San Francisco columnist Russ Newland recounts Sad Sam the quitter who became a winner at Emeryville in 1907. Owner despaired until an old tout suggested cotton in the horse’s ears, a trick that sparked a string of victories and big odds payouts.
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San Francisco
Fred Hall
Sad Sam
Emeryville
Oakland
Arthur Loftus
Oldster Hall
Sam
Biffle Wins Platteville Invitational Golf Title In Classic Showdown
Budd Biffle shot a 69 to win the Platteville Invitational as Chet Becker took fifth with 75. Don Lovelace defeated Bob Marty in the first flight semi final and faces Becker or Riffle for the title.
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Platteville
Chet Becker
Don Lovelace
Bob Marty
Riffle
Becker
Lovelace
Don
Marty
Tire Shortage Akron 1946 Production Tops Previous Year
The tire industry aimed for 69.15 million tires in 1946 and reached about 32 million in the first half. June production hit 5.8 million, up 200,000 from May, as the civilian production administration notes. The monthly average stood at 4.2 million.
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Akron
Local Social Notes and Events Across Oakfield
Mrs Donald E Collins and Mrs Orpha Green visit friends in town. School faculty member Lois Gill teaches at East Tennessee State College. Garden club hosts 1 pm luncheon with Timely Garden Suggestion. Vacation Bible School underway at Methodist church with 35 pupils enrolled. A Sunday concert at the Methodist church raises funds for the choir. Proceeds go to the choir fund.
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Frank Calvert
Jessie Waterman
John Pinnow
Frank Dulles
Thomas Smith
Bluff View Park
W. S. Bowden
Clarkston
Wash
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Washington, D. C
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E. C. Hartman
Janesville
L. J. Stair
Roger Moore
Chicago
Furniture Mart
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East Tennessee State College
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Tenn
Marie Wheater
Marshalltown
Fred Kramer
Garden Club
Mont Collins
Frea Buehler
Philadelphia
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Donovan Shaw
Burns
Lake Wisconsin
T. L. Palmer
Walter Tentiyck
George Charles
Nocwester
Iind
Lake Maniton
CC. T. Pfisterer
Utah
R. W. Sachtsen
Elsie Taft
Angus DeVoe
Donald Edwards
Vivian Bjork
George Fraser
Beloit
Dale Jackson
Mary Joyce Condon
Carolyn Hueck
Donna Fay Swartz
Marjorie Risum
Janet Knezel
Frank Ten Eyck
Loudon Blackbourne
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