Schuetzes Win With Five Hits At Recreation Park
Schuetzes defeat Phillips Smith 18 to 4 in five hits allowed. Ingold pitched six plus for the losers while Henning bridged the seventh, Schuetzes pouncing with eight walks and a key bases loaded double by Henning in the final frame. Sahara Coal beat Jefferson Center 10 to 5 in five innings, with Bahler allowing four hits for the winners and Sahara Coal collecting 11 safeties off Del Davis.
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Jefferson Center
Neuenschwander
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Baseball scoreboard shows NL and AL results and upcoming games
National League results Cincinnati over Brooklyn six four Chicago over Boston six two Philadelphia over Pittsburgh four one. Friday schedule St Louis at Brooklyn Cincinnati at New York Chicago at Philadelphia Pittsburgh at Boston. American League scores Boston ten Chicago four Cleveland seven New York three Philadelphia three St Louis two Washington five Detroit two in sixteen. New York at Detroit Philadelphia at Chicago Washington at Cleveland Boston at St Louis. American Association Milwaukee three Louisville two in twelve innings Minneapolis ten Columbus five St Paul forty seven Charleston zero zero Kansas City six Indianapolis four Charleston at Milwaukee Columbus at Kansas City Indianapolis at Minneapolis Louisville at St Paul. Wisconsin State League Appleton two Fond du Lac one Green Bay four Wisconsin Rapids one Oshkosh eight Janesville five Sheboygan six Wausau five in thirteen. Appleton at Fond du Lac Wisconsin Rapids at Green Bay Wausau at Sheboygan Janesville at Oshkosh.
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Klaus's 12th-Inning Home Run Lifts Brewers Past Colonels
Billy Klaus hits a game winning homer in the 12th to give Milwaukee a 3-2 victory over Louisville. Al Curtis limited Brewers to five hits until Klaus's late shot. Louisville scored twice off Gene Conley in the seventh and eighth as Milwaukee tied it with two walks and a Buzz Clarkson single.
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Milwaukee
Brewers
Louisville
al Curtis
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Colonels
Gene Conley
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Bobby Dodd Leads All-Star Grid Team in Chicago Clash
Head Coach Bobby Dodd of Georgia Tech will direct an All-Star collegiate squad against the Los Angeles Rams at Soldier Field in Chicago on August 15. He has a hand picked 53 player unit present at St. John's Military Academy for exams and uniform issuance.
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Georgia Tech
Los Angeles Rams
Chicago
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St. John’s Military Academy
Lewis To Terminate Soft Coal Agreement
A spokesman for Western Pennsylvania coal operators says John L. Lewis has served notice that the United Mine Workers will terminate its soft coal agreement in days. The notice was delivered to Harry Moses, head of the Bituminous Coal Operators Association, in Washington yesterday.
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United Mine Workers
UMW
Lewis
Harry Moses
Associaton
Washington
Giants owners deny Durocher feud with Stoneham
Giants president Horace Stoneham and manager Leo Durocher face no rift claims, says Garry Schumacher. He cites strong performance despite losses of Irvin, Mays, and Maglie, and notes Dodgers’ strong play as the main obstacle.
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Leo Durocher
Pirates Edge Closer to 18 Losses Behind Dodgers
Pirates slide toward the major league booby prize with 18 losses needed or Brooklyn wins. After a 4-1 setback to Philadelphia, Pittsburgh stood 41 games back with 59 remaining as Del Ennis homered off Bob Friend. Brooklyn dropped a 6-4 decision to Cincinnati.
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Philadelphia
del Ennis
Phils
Bob Friend
Harry Perkowski
Cincinnati
Joe Adcock
Andy Seminick
Bob Borkowski
Carl Erskine
Billy Cox
Gil Hodges
Bob Rush
Boston
Chicago Cubs
Max Surkont
Bears Sign Kindt and Bradley For 6th And 2nd Seasons
Chicago Bears announce the signings of halfback Don Kindt for a sixth season and guard Ed Bradley for his second. Kindt is a Wisconsin alumnus and Bradley played end at Wake Forest.
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Chicago Bears
Don Kindt
Ed Bradley
Kindt
University of Wisconsin
Bradley
Wake Forest
Wisconsin Women's State Golf semifinals in Ozaukee action
At Ozaukee Country Club Thiensville Wisconsin two Milwaukee teen agers and a Green Bay contender reach the semifinals. Defending champion Mrs John Clauder faces Joan Coffeen while Joyce Ziske plays Nadyne Granick. Junior crown action involves Julie Quarles and Lea Goldmann.
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Ozaukee Country Club
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Green Bay
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Nadyne Granick
Julie Quarles
Kenosha
Lea Goldmann
Forbes Captures Second Win in Junior Golf Tourney
Dave Forbes won his second round match 1 up over Ray Leggett of Midland Texas in the USGA junior tournament at New Haven Conn. Wisconsin entries dominated, with Randayl Quick, Jerry Schwister, Robert Brue, and Tom Morrow also posting victories in earlier rounds. Defending champion Tommy Jacobs advanced 6 and 4 over Larry Gorrell. A Lent period of 40 days dates to the 7th century.
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United States Golf Association
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Midland
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Atlanta
New Haven
Conn
Wisconsin
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Butler
Randayl Quick
Burlington
Ronald Carmichael
Martinsville
Ind
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Milwaukee
Leo Jordan
Overland Park
Kas
Robert Brue
Bobby Kemming
Helsinki Crowns Olympic Champs
A fragmented report lists Olympic and world records in track and field from Helsinki. It cites feats by Cy Young USA Yvette Williams New Zealand Adhemar Da Silva Brazil Andy Stanfield USA Jurij Tjukalov Russia and others across events such as long jump triple jump sprints and rowing with multiple nations named.
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I — Nae
Ae — Cy Young
USA
Matti Jarvinen
Finland
Yvette Wiliams
New Zealand
O. Gyarmati
Hungary
Adhemar da Silva
Brazil
da Silva
Tajima
Andy Stanfield
New York
Jesse Owens
Judy Rood Winning In Southern Races
Judy Rood, a Monroe horse once owned by Louis R. Wolleson, has raced in Florida Missouri and Indiana earning a 2:09 trotting record and a 2:11 pacing mark. Sold from Wolleson to John Sweeney of Dubuque and then to an Indiana horseman.
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Monroe
Louis R. Wolleson
Indiana
Florida
Missouri
Wolleson
Judy
John Sweeney
Dubuque
Halfback Smith Retires After Medical Advice
Frank Smith, swift halfback for the University of Miami last season, announced to the New York Giants that he is retiring on doctors' advice. Smith had signed a 1952 contract but was sidelined by injury late last year and did not participate in Miami's Gator Bowl.
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New York
Frank Smith
University of Miami
Fla
New York Football Giants
Smith
Miami
Want Ad Offers Plenty of Work for Low Pay
Classified note touts many jobs available at small wages through Want Ad purchases, appealing to readers seeking quick employment.
Swiss Cheese Makers Face Heat Affects Curing Process
Heat wave slows cooling of milk and speeds curing in Swiss cheese making. Carl Piper warns closed doors crucial to keep cellars cool. humid days help mold growth and damp cellars make cheese harder to keep clean. Technician Robert Hardell notes brine tanks and lack of refrigeration disrupt curing and eye formation.
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Madison
Wisconsin Swiss and Limburger Cheese Producers Association
Piper
Robert E. Hardell
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District Tourney Opens Tonight in Sixth District Semi-Pro
Baseball fans from five counties travel to Monroe for opening games of the Sixth District Semi-Pro tournament. Shullsburg Badgers face Hazel Green at 7 p.m. and Platteville meets Cuba City at 9 p.m. Winners advance to Sunday semis while losers bow out. The final winner earns Coca-Cola trophy, 20 percent of gate, and $1,500 state prize in Milwaukee.
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Dane
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Iowa
Crawford
Grant
Shullsburg Badgers
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Platteville
Cuba City
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Borchert Field
Bus group to meet Madison convention in Wausau
The Wisconsin School Bus Operators Association announced its fourth annual convention and safety seminar will be held in Wausau on August 7. The event gathers school bus operators and related officials for training and safety discussions.
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Madison
Wisconsin School Bus Operators Association
Wausau
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