Riffle Qualifies In State Tourney At Madison Country Club
Budd Riffle tied for the lead with a 78 at Maple Bluff Country Club Madison along with 15 others in a 64 entry state tourney playoff. Chester Becker shot 79 and Eddie Goecks 83 missed 78 cutoff. Several former champions advanced to match play after extra holes in a moonlit playoff.
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Ferrier Wins St Paul Open After Sudden Death Playoff
Ferrier captured the $2,600 first prize at the St Paul Open edging Sam Snead in a sudden death playoff after both finished 276, 12 under par through 72 holes. Snead missed a crucial six foot putt on the playoff gift hole while Ferrier rolled in a four on the final hole to clinch the title.
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Cardinals blank Shullsburg in second win in two days
Monroe's Cardinal Baseballiv team clinched its second win in as many days by routing Shullsburg 3-0 at Shullsburg. Dick Wainwright pitched a five hit, 30 batter game with three strikeouts over the limit, backed by nine hits from Monroe. Wainwright and Mason supplied early scoring, as four Monroe double plays showcased sharp defense. The Cards meet Edgerton under the lights tomorrow in a non league matchup.
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Chandler Pledges Baseball Support for War Effort
Commissioner A B Chandler pledged baseballs full backing for the armed services during the Korean crisis. Baseball offers players and workers to the president as needed, stressing country first. In AL batting Kell leads at .344, with Evers and Doby close behind. Dropo slides to third at .342.
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Citation Out of Arlington Handicap with Leg Injury
Champion Citation suffers a leg setback after a public workout at Arlington Park. Trainer Jimmy Jones says the five year old son of Bull Sea Hydroplane II shows a filling behind the left foreleg and will be walked then possibly saddled later. He will not race until he regains true condition. Lusty Song wins at Roosevelt in the dolomite trot.
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Wentworth Horses Compete at Elkhorn
Wentworth horses took part in the Elkhorn meet at ee elo maee stables Edgerton. My Darling won the first division driven by George A. Harrison of Edgerton. Wentworth's Nusa finished 3 2 in the 2:27 pace with Mack Kane steering two horses Andy Brown and Colby near two year olds. Nearly 7 000 race fans attended the Elkhorn event and the same field of horses is expected this week Friday Saturday and Sunday.
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Flam Beats Schroeder In National Clay Courts Final
UCLA senior Herb Flam, aged 21 and national intercollegiate champion, defeated Ted Schroeder 6-1 6-2 6-2 in the national clay courts final, also sharing in the doubles title. Schroeder, 29, was described as possibly over the hill.
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Downpour Costs Phillies a Pennant Moment in Rain
The Philadelphia Phillies led the Pittsburgh Pirates 3-2 in the top of the seventh when rain halted play for 1 hour and 10 minutes. The game was later called with the Pirates still trailing, and under league rules the score reverts to the previous inning, giving Pittsburgh a 2-1 win and dropping the Phils from first place.
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Cubs Win in 15-Inning Marathon Over Appleton
The second-place Janesville Cubs outlasted seventh-place Appleton 6 to 3 in a 15 inning state league marathon. Oshkosh Giants beat Sheboygan 7 to 4. Wisconsin Rapids edged Fond du Lac 9 to 8. Wausau at Green Bay postponed due to rain.
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Card Cardinals Hold Daily Practice Ahead of Season
Beaver Dam reports Coach E. L. Curly Lambeau supervised Chicago Cardinals drills in a double workout carding daily sessions until the National Football League season opens.
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Luicks and Schuetzes Win Softball Games
Luicks slugged a 14 nothing win over the Waffle Shop Juniors as Roy Beach pitched a one hitter. In the nightcap Schuetzes defeated WEW 9 to 5 behind Butch Henning and Matt Hefty with Rupnow delivering two doubles and a homer.
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Milwaukee Brewers win 10-1 over Toledo in six hitter
Four-hit pitching by Lefty Glenn Elliott carried Milwaukee to a 10-1 victory over Toledo Monday night, lifting the Brewers within a half game of the American Association cellar. Columbus swept Kansas City 9-7 and 11-3, Indianapolis edged Minneapolis 7-6 in 12 innings, and Louisville split a doubleheader with St Paul 3-0.
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Le Baron Granted Leave for College All Star Game
The Marine Corps has been asked to grant Ed Die Le Baron temporary leave to play in the College Pro All Star Football Game in Chicago on August 11.
Postville Gun Club Reports Top Shoot
Postville Gun Club drew one of its best turnouts Sunday with about 60 squads from Shullsburg Argyle Blanchardville Darlington Brooklyn Belleville and Evansville. A highlight featured air stunts by Rudy Kettenmund Mr Vernon a club member who flew his plane to the meet near the Ambrose Wenger farm route 1.
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Chicago Teams End Dismal Series
The White Sox open a one game home stand against the Washington Senators with Bob Cain facing Jim Pearce. After a poor eastern trip the Sox won three of 12 in their Sightseeing run. The Cubs begin a 23 game road trip with a twilight doubleheader in Philadelphia, Johnny Klippstein and Bob Rush to oppose Robin Roberts and Bubba Church. The home stand ended with seven wins in 18 games.
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Natural Resources Story Needs Telling
Milwaukee master and Michigan conservation director Hoffmaster warned at the 17th annual Midwest fish and game commissioners meeting that natural resources are in a dark state due to public ignorance. He cited rapid forest loss, soil depletion, groundwater drops, and wildlife decline, urging nationwide awareness from all 150 million Americans to spur action.
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Conservation meeting draws officials from midwest and Canada
The gathering stresses education on natural resources and public awareness as key policy aims. Attendees include top conservation officials from Wisconsin, Kansas, Colorado, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Manitoba, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, North Dakota, Ohio, Ontario, and South Dakota, with the event running through Wednesday.
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Krzoska Resigns at Whitewater College After Two Years
Whitewater state teachers college varsity basketball and assistant football coach Jim Krzoska resigns after two years. Bob Weigandt of Shawano high school, a former UW letter-winner, is appointed to succeed Krzoska and will continue graduate studies in physical education. Weigandt previously coached at Bloomer.
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