Klippstein Wins First Major League Victory for Cubs
Klippstein pitched a complete game and earned an 11 to 3 win over the Boston Braves in Chicago. Roy Smalley homered twice and drove in four. he joined a 14-hit Cubs attack that overwhelmed Bob Chipman and teammates. Bob Ramazzotti left with a knee injury as Wayne Terwilliger replaced him.
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Ty Klippstein
Chicago Cubs
Boston Braves
Cubs
Braves
Chicago
Doyleide
Vern Bickford
Washington Senators
Washingtonians
Bob Cain
Senators
Sam Dente
Noren
Ray Scarborough
Randy Gumpert
Howie Judson
Milt Haeiner
Ken Holcombe
Washington
White Sox
Semi-Pro Baseball Meet Pairings Set
Semi-Pro Baseball meet pairings announced by state commissioner Richard Falk. Kiel, the northeastern Wisconsin champion, and Lake of Milwaukee Classic league open the meet at 10 a.m. at Borchert Field. Opening day features Alma versus Cudahy businessmen, Ashland versus district 9 winner, Waukee Harnischfevers versus southwestern district champions, Platteville versus Milwaukee Brewery Workers, and Milwaukee Allen Bradleys against Lannon. Sunday games include Milwaukee police vs Bangor and Menasha versus southeastern Wisconsin crown winner. Four teams with byes Madison Badger Sports, Tomahawk, Milwaukee Falks, Highway Beers face Saturday winners. Platteville Cardinals won the tournament. Monroe Cardinals were ruled ineligible by Commissioner Kieth Tarrell.
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Richard Falk
Kiel
Wisconsin
Ball Games Postponed Because of Wet Field
Wet fields force postponements across baseball and softball as Monroe Cardinals cancel a league game here and push Sunday matches to Madison. City recreation softball at Recreation Park canceled due to a soft diamond after heavy rains.
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Monroe Cardinals
Belville
Wrench Builders
Madison
Recreation Park
L. L. Kitchen
St Paul Open Opens As Top Golfers Chase 15000 Prize
In St Paul Minnesota golfers of the era sought the 15000 purse at the St Paul Open. Notable entrants include Ben Ho Hershey paused after a crash injuries last year. Blind golfers contest the American championship with five longtenders vying and Art Smith of Philadelphia posting a 108 after first round play on clay at Augusta country course.
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St. Paul
Minn
Strck
Ben Ho- Hershey
Pryusta
Augusta
Art Smith Philadelphian
Baseball Scoreboard AP American and National Leagues
Today's games Detroit at Boston Cleveland at Philadelphia Chicago at Washington and more with yesterday's results showing Detroit 9 Boston 5 New York 16 4 and St Louis 1 3 among others Tomorrow's schedule lists several city matchups including Detroit New York St Louis and Philadelphia Pittsburgh in each league
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Boston
Cleveland
Chicago
Washington
New York
St. Louis
Philadelphia
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Brooklyn
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Prep All-Star Guards Named at Green Bay
Green Bay announces north and south high school all-star football guard selections for the fifth annual game to be played August 26 at City Stadium. North squad includes Leslie Brueser, Adolph Zellner, Marvin Swentkofske, and Mark Hoegh. south roster features Jerry Hansen, Eugene Chrostowski, Glenn Thomsen, George Lange, John Suchorski, and Richard Olsen. Hoegh noted on the AP All Wisconsin team last fall.
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al Reed
City Stadium
Leslie Brueser
Waupun
Adolph
Ox) Zellner
Two Rivers
Marvin Swentkofske
Milwaukee
Washington
Mark Hoegh
Kaukauna
Hoegh
Associated Press
Wisconsin
Jerry Hansen
Racine Horlick
Eugene Chrostowski
Milwaukee Pulaski
Glenn Thomsen
Lake Mills
George Lange
Milwaukee South
John Suchorski
Milwaukee Bay View
Richard Olsen
Madison
Indians Win One As They Sweep Kansas City doubleheader
Indianapolis shaking off a six game skid swept a Kansas City twin bill 7-4 and 8-4 as the Indians opened daylight action 7-4 and completed the nightcap 8-4. Minneapolis split with Toledo winning 5-8 and losing 9-7 in the second game. St Paul crushed Columbus 15-2 in the other AA game.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Minneapolis
American Association
Millers
Toledo
Blues
St. Paul
Columbus
Hart Abandons Clippings For Pro Football Career
Detroit star Leon Hart packed away college press clippings and heads to Delafield Wisconsin to join the college all star squad set to face the NFL champion Philadelphia Eagles in Chicago August 11. He will play this year with the Detroit Lions.
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Detroit
Leon Hart
Delafield
Wis
Philadelphia Eagles
Chicago
Harti
Detroit Lions
Farm Scene Highlights and Local Farm Developments
Last summer Mrs. Marie Klassy brought a large Swiss cow bell from Oberhasli Switzerland for her herd near Belleville. Henry Lunz warns alfalfa and clover crops may seed scarcity and higher prices next year. Burnett Hefty and father Casper complete a modern 12 by 16 milk house near New Glarus with an embedded 8 can cooler. Fred Ritter near Footville installs a movable irrigation system from a spring pond. Virginia Mae, a Meadow Green Brown Swiss cow owned by Edna Schmid, reports 305 days lactation of 10 831.59 pounds milk and 471.43 pounds fat at two daily milkings. The Minneapolis aquatennial canoe derby sees Irv ing and Floyd Peterson win in four hours 24 minutes 45 seconds, besting last year’s lap and current leaders. The Katanga district and Northern Rhodesia emerge as major copper producers.
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Oberhasli
Switzerland
Belleville
Andrew Imbaumgarten
Burnett Hefty
Casper
New Glarus
Virginia Mae
Meadow Green
Edna Schmid
Monroe
Little Falls
Minn
Minneapolis
Irving
Floyd Peterson
Brainerd
Thomas Estes
Eugene Jensen
Coast Guard Tightens Visitor Rules Across Great Lakes Units
Coast Guard Ninth District bans casual visits to eight units for security. Capt James A. Hirshfield states only properly identified guests or bona fide business agents may visit. Affected bases include Buffalo and Sault Ste. Marie with depots in Detroit Milwaukee Toledo Traverse City and facilities in Chesterland Ohio and Northbrook Illinois.
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Coast Guard
James A. Hirshfield
Cmander
Great Lakes
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Sault Ste. Marie
Detroit
Milwaukee
Toledo
Traverse City
Mich
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Northbrook
Transvaal District Named World’s Leading Gold Producer
The National Geographic Society identifies the Transvaal district in Africa as the world’s leading gold producer based on its mining output. This designation highlights the region’s significant mineral wealth and historic mining activity.
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National Geographic Society
Transvaal
Africa
Steel Plants Hit New Capacity Peak
The American Iron and Steel Institute announced the U S steel capacity topped 100 million tons annually on July 1 and would reach 109.75 million tons by year end 1952. United States Steel Corp planned to add about 2.36 million tons of ingot capacity, with 1.66 million tons increase by fall 1951 in Carnegie-Illinois Steel plants and a new integrated mill near Trenton New Jersey starting in 1951.
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Irman Irving S. Olds
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Pittsburgh
Carnegie-Ilinois Steel Corp
Trenton
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Publisher's Estate Bequeathed to Escanaba Schools for Scholarships
The estate of late John P. Norton, founder of the Escanaba Daily Press, largely goes to the Escanaba public school district for scholarships to high school graduates. Norton died July 12. Excluding small bequests to his brothers Mack and Charles Norton and a nephew, about 20 000 dollars, the remainder including the newspaper, WDBC stock, a model farm, two Escanaba residences, and other real and personal property, is left to the district.
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John P. Norton
Escanaba Daily Press
Escanaba
Norton
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Mack
Charles Norton
Cassopolis
Mich
Thomas Norton
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
WDBC
Ai Ohio Town Pronounced By Telephone Operator
A Swanton Ohio telephone operator solved the pronunciation of Ai, a Fulton County town once mispronounced by officials and agencies. Residents recall Ai’s history as a rough past with 11 saloons and crime before the railroad shifted activity. population was 35 in 1940.
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Fulton County
Associated Press
Ohio Development and Publicity Commission
Western Union
Frank J. Lausche
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Union Bus Station
Swanton
Ohio ‘Bell Telephone Co
Bert Shaffer
Red agitators freed after West Berlin raid
Berlin authorities released most of about 600 agitators arrested Sunday for invading West Berlin to promote a communist peace petition. They had arrived from the Russian-occupied east sector. FEED MILL BURNED IN WISCONSIN FIRE DESTROYS BLAZER-STAHL MILL AT NEWBURG CAUSING AN ESTIMATED $30,000 IN DAMAGE.
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Berlin
West Berlin
East
Newburg
Wis
Blazer-Stahl
Washington County
Swiss cheese market steady as demand fair in Wisconsin
The Swiss cheese market remained about steady for the week ending Wednesday July 12 with fair demand and light trade. Prices paid fob Wisconsin ranged from 26 to 49 cents per pound across grades while assemblers sold at near bottom. A bill to grant permanent US residence to Fond du Lac cheese bacteriologist Fortunato Guilio Torre passed the House and moved to the White House. The 1950 Wisconsin dairy plant count shows an increase of 24 plants.
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Wisconsin
United States
Fortunato Guilio Torre
Fond Dau Lac
White House
State agriculture list counts cheese and limburger makers
The current list from the state department of agriculture shows 2,997 cheese makers and 43 limburger makers, with 1,278 cheese factories also recorded. This snapshot highlights production capacity and regional dairy industry activity.
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State Department of Agriculture
Essin Rejects Wallace Endorsement on Korea Policy
M. Michael Essin state chairman of the People’s Progressive Party and gubernatorial candidate said he cannot and will not support Henry Wallace’s position endorsing United States intervention in Korea.
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Milwaukee
M. Michael Essin
People’s Progressive Party
Henry Wallace
United States
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