Newhouser Notches 19th Victory as Tigers Beat Nationals
Detroit starter Hal Newhouser improves to 19–2 with a 6 1 victory over Washington, extending his win streak to seven. He has 161 strikeouts this season and leads a mound effort that also saw Cleveland and Boston win, while rain curtailed National League play.
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Swimmers to Demonstrate Result of Summer Classes
Tomorrow at 7 30 pm the pool hosts demonstrations by intermediate swimming groups divers and junior life saving amid races. Attendance influences evening adult classes cancelation. list of participants includes Phoebe Abraham Maureen Bruni John Dannerbeck Nathan Lindsay Rosemary Purcell Karen Lengacher Janet Lanz JoAnne Elmer Jerry Davis Betty Waelchili and others.
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Jim Hardell
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Keith Wainwright
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Standings and results from yesterday and upcoming schedule
Yesterday in the American League Detroit beat Washington 6 to 1 Cleveland shut out Philadelphia 2 to 0 Chicago defeated Boston 7 to 1 St Louis routed New York 8 to 2 In the National League Chicago faced Brooklyn and St Louis played New York amid rain Cincinnati Boston and Pittsburgh drew rain. In the American Association Milwaukee beat Louisville 7 to 0 Columbus defeated Minneapolis 5 to 3 Toledo crushed St Paul 13 to 0 Indianapolis swept Kansas City 6 to 0 Tomorrow games include Boston at Chicago Washington at Detroit Philadelphia at Cleveland Cincinnati at Boston Chicago at Brooklyn St Louis at New York Pittsburgh at Philadelphia Milwaukee at Indianapolis St Paul at Columbus Minneapolis at Toledo Kansas City at Louisville.
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Lost autos spark convoy mystery across New Mexico
Noel Guy Morea of Denver reported to state police that 37 new automobiles vanished while he traveled from Clovis to Pueblo. He claimed to lead 34 pickup trucks and three sedans, but found himself alone at destination, blaming a detour in New Mexico for the loss.
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Defending Champion Favored in Women's Meet at Lake Geneva
Defending titlist Mary McMillin headed the Wisconsin Women's Golf Association quarter finals at Lake Geneva as she seeks another title. McMillin, 18, beat Mrs Earl Green Lake 5 and 5 in the first round and posted 79 in the 18 holes while the host club’s Nancy Johnson advanced with a 2 and 1 win. Other former champions, including Mrs John Clauder and Marian Callahan, joined the quarter finals alongside Goldie Baterson and Arlene Tweet in the bracket.
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Polish Military Court Sentences Nine to Death at Bialystok
A Polish military court in Bialystok sentenced nine men to death and fourteen others to prison terms ranging from six to fifteen years for terroristic activities.
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Elimination rounds start for Chicago golf tourney
A large pro field competes today to fill 60 of 160 open spots in the $50,000 All American, with Babe Didrikson entering the women's event as the favorite after 6 under par 70 in a qualifying round. The men begin 18 hole qualifiers to narrow to 60, while 50 amateurs and nine exempt players also compete across three simultaneous events.
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Western Auto Upsets Kraft to Dominate Major and Minor Leagues
Western Auto beat Kraft Foods 13-4 at Recreation Park, moving into a commanding Major league position while tightening the Minor league race. Charlie Dwyer, pitching his first Major league game, limited Kraft to seven hits as Western Auto built leads early and sealed the win with a seven-run burst in the fifth inning.
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Softball All-stars To Oppose Freeport
The Monroe Major league all stars will play an exhibition game with the veterans of Foreign Wars nine of Freeport at 9 p.m. Thursday at Recreation Park. The Monroe lineup includes Wally Schuetz, Waffle Shop. Ralph Phillips, McArdie Tavern. I. Kohl, Oakley. Duke Etter, Bauman Hardware. Wuetrich, McArdie Tavern. Ken Smith, McArdie Tavern. Alvin Zuhlke, Glenn Swiggum, Green County Service. Leland Furrer, Rodney Kittelsen, Bauman Hardware. James Boyer, Twin Grove. Wally Miller, Waffle Shop. Rold Kleckner. Gilbert Rockey, Twin Grove. Ralph Hawthorne, Green County Service. Frank Klarer, Bauman Hardware. Roy Morganthaler, Waffle Shop. Clyde Davis, Oakley.
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Spanish War Vet Conclave to Hear Gen Bradley in Milwaukee
General Omar N. Bradley national administrator of veterans affairs will address the United Spanish War Veterans national encampment in Milwaukee on August 5 according to today's announcement.
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Forerunner Engine Fueled by Spirit of Tar Reacted in 1809
A historical note identifies an early internal combustion engine precursor as a French model that operated on the inflamation of spirit of tar benzene, a substance known in 1809.
NCAA Studies Plan To End Recruiting And Paying Athletes
The NCAA and 20 major conferences proposed abolishing recruiting and paying athletes. Delegates condemned semi pro status and would boycott offending schools if needed. They urged no payment for athletes and no campus staff outside campus boundaries to solicit prospective students. Action awaits the NCAA meeting in New York next January.
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All-Star Softballers Cruise to 15-0 Victory at Janesville
Monroe all-stars led by Twin Grove pitcher John Krattiger defeated Watertown 15-0 in three-and-a-half innings as the 15-run lead rule ended play. Krattiger struck out seven of eleven, allowing one hit, while Waffle Shop’s John Wagner hit the sole homer. The win advances the team in the Southern district ASA tournament at Janesville.
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Referee Reverses Call In Tiger Jack Fox Victory
Tiger Jack Fox of Spokane earned a third round technical knockout over Windmill Pearce of Roosevelt Utah after a fast start and a barrage of punches. The referee Al Ablett initially named Pearce the loser but changed his mind as Pearce protested and the crowd demanded more action.
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Fort Atkinson Advances At 29 Team Meet
In a first round clash Monroe defeats Watertown as Monroe and Watertown post limited scoring. Line score shows Monroe 3 runs in the first game and 15 in the second with Watertown held to none. Batter ies credited to Krattiger, Etter, Hutson, Zimmerman. Homerun by Wagner and two base hits by Hennings Goecks Morgenthaler.
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