Bauman's Upset Baumgartner in Major League Clash
Bauman's Hardware edged Baumgartner's 11 10 at Recreation Park to cut the lead to one game in the Major League standings. Rod Kittelsen delivered a key two-base hit and Alf Henning scored the winning run in a five-run sixth inning. Baumgartner's slipped to 7-3 while Bauman's rose to 5-3 with the upset. Firestone was routed 17-2 by Lanz Hardware in the Minor league.
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Recreation Park
Baumgartner
Lanz Hardware
Firestone
Bauman
Baumgartner’s
Bauman’s
Rod Kittelsen
Kittelsen
Alf Henning
Bob Larson
Baumegariner
Henning
Kittelsen Bauman
Les
del Davis
Charley Dwyer
Stuhldreher Invites 61 Football Candidates For Opening Drills
Stuhldreher invites 61 candidates to opening drills with his coaching staff led by George Fox as ends and tackles Guy Sundt at back field Russ Rippe centers and guards Lynn Hovland as assistant and George Cabbage mentioned in the muddled text handles kitchen notes rather than football terms.
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Stuhldreher
George Fox
Guy Sundt
Russ Rippe
Lynn Hovland
George
Predict Drastic Rules for 1947 Duck-Hunting Season
Washington reports the fish and wildlife service will impose very strict 1947 duck hunting regulations, likely cutting the season to about 30 days. Earlier figures show 45 days last season and 80 days in 1945, with reductions also hitting bag and possession limits.
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Fish and Wildlife Service
Truman
Secretary of the Interior
Krug
Frederick C. Lincoln
Justice Department
Budget Bureau
Albert M. Day
New England
Lincoln
Milwaukee golfer leads field in state amateur match play
Tommy Veech of Milwaukee shot 71 to top 32 qualifiers at Blue Mound Country Club as 32 players began match play for the state amateur. Beauford Melik of Racine qualified with 75, while Billy Sixty Sr. led early before others surpassed him with scores in the 72 to 75 range.
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Tommy Veech
Blue Mound
Veech
Evanston
Beauford Melik
Racine
Veech-Melik
Billy Sixty Sr
Andy Anderson
Kenosha
L. B. Slocum
Richard Ashley
Bobby Dernehl
Bob Albertus
Osmanski to Return for Bears Seventh Season
Dr. William Osmanski a Chicago dentist will play one more season as fullback with the Chicago Bears. The Holy Cross star helped the Bears win the 1946 NFL championship and this will be his seventh season with Chicago. The Bears depart for Collegeville Indiana training camp Thursday.
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William Osmanski
Chicago Bears
Bears
Osmanski
Holy Cross
Collegeville
Ind
Lesnevich and Mauriello Meet in 10 Rounder at Ebbets Field
Light heavyweight champ Gus Lesnevich meets Tami Mauriello in a non title 10 rounder at Ebbets Field. About 25 000 fans expected with a $125 000 gate. $30 000 to Damon Runyon memorial cancer fund and the fighters split 60 percent. Mauriello weighed 197 pounds and is a five to seven favorite. Lesnevich aims for a decisive win to set up a potential bout with Joe Louis.
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Gus Lesnevich
Tami Mauriello
Bronx
Ebbets Field
Charity
Joe Louis
Damon Runyon Memorial
Mauriello
Cliffside Park
N. J
Louis
AA Head Attacks Pacific Coast League Over Player Draft
Columbus, O. The American Association president challenged the Pacific Coast League bid for Major League status and a higher minor league classification. Frank C. Lane said the coast league may seek higher status but questioned the justification and demanded drafting parity with the association.
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Columbus
American Association
International League
Frank C. Lane
Pacific Coast
Match Play Starts In Peoria Tourney
The National Junior Chamber of Commerce golf tournament in Peoria Illinois moved to a match play format after two 18 hole rounds, aiming to reduce 64 qualifiers to 16 title contenders. Co medallist Bob Peters from Kansas City and Wesley Brown from Chattanooga posted strong 36 hole qualifying totals.
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Peoria
Ill
Tea Bush Yields Tiny Harvest Despite Health
A healthy young tea bush two feet high produces only a small annual yield of black tea. The note mentions Try Yimes Want Aas as a possible remedy or caution.
Dodgers Defeat Cardinals 4 0 for 11th straight
Dodgers rout St. Louis 4 0 as rookie Harry Taylor limits the Cards to three hits and drives in three runs including a squeeze bunt and a later triple. Taylor earns his ninth win as Brooklyn extends NL lead to eight games. Giants edge Reds 2 1. Cubs beat Phillies 5 4. Pirates top Braves 6 5. Red Sox fade 5 1 to Indians. A's top White Sox 5 2. Browns down Senators 8 2.
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al Schoendienst
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Giants
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Phils
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Pittsburgh
Bill Voiselle
Frank Gustine
Pirates
Red Sox
Boston Red Sox
New York Yankees
Bobby Feller
Indians
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Feller
Ed Klieman
Athletics
Chicago White Sox
Phila
Baseball scoreboard results and upcoming schedule
National League games yesterday include Chicago 5 Philadelphia 4, Pittsburgh 6 Boston 5, New York 2 Cincinnati 1, Brooklyn 4 St. Louis 0. American League Cleveland 5 Boston 1, Philadelphia 5 Chicago 2, St. Louis 8 Washington 2. American Association Columbus 4 Milwaukee 38, Kansas City 11 Toledo 8, Indianapolis 6 St. Paul 4, Louisville 6 5, Minneapolis 2 11. Tomorrow Boston at Pittsburgh New York
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Toledo
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Detroit
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Blackwell Aims for 17th Straight Win in Cincinnati
The Reds pitcher Ewell Blackwell seeks his 17th consecutive victory as the Reds face the New York Giants after a 2-1 loss. Blackwell tied the American League record with 16 straight wins last Friday in a 5-4 win over the Philadelphia Phillies, now two shy of the all time mark set by Rube Marquard in 1912.
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Blackie
Ewell Blackwell
Reds
New York Giants
Blackwell
Philadelphia Phillies
Rube Marquard
Giants
Basketball schedule snippets show varied city pairings
A list of matchups includes Cincinnati Philadelphia Chicago Brooklyn St Louis St Louis Washington Chicago Philadelphia Detroit New York Cleveland Boston with night games noted after several pairs. The fragment implies a dense urban hoops slate across multiple venues and dates.
Scientists find way to stiffen soft apples for pies
State and federal labs report a simple method to firm soft apples without changing flavor. The development aims to produce apples that look appealing and bake well in pies, potentially boosting supply and consumer acceptance.
Glassmaking basics: sand soda lime blend
Glass is produced by combining silica sand with soda and lime. The mixture melts to form a transparent solid used for windows bottles and many products.
Janesville Man to Coach at Princeton Tigers Football
Richard F. Vaughan of Janesville Wis head coach of Princeton hockey has been named coach of the Tiger football team. Vaughan who captained Yale varsity hockey and baseball in 1928 succeeds Edward R Donovan who joins the varsity coaching staff.
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Princeton
N. J
Richard F. Vaughan
Janesville
Wis
Princeton University
Tiger
R. Kenneth Fairman
Vaughan
Yale
Edward R. Donovan
Harvester urges customers to resist inflated resale prices
Harvester states its price policy aims for low costs and suggests list prices while acknowledging inflated resale prices harm dealers and customers. It cites record production, expansion across plants, and the need for fair allocation, urging customers to buy at list price and refrain from resales.
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