School Honors Athletic Award Winners in Class Day Exercises
The high school held class day exercises in the auditorium as six senior track team members received major letters. Recipients include captain Marlin Cook and Fred Huber, with others named. seven juniors, sophomores, and freshmen won certificates or minor letters. The tennis team also earned major letters for its five members, with Ernie Vogler and Don Timmons top in singles and doubles, while golf awarded minor letters to William Biffle and Neil Holcomb. Donald McGibbon coaches.
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Toe School
R.an
Marlin Cook
Fred Huber
James Share
Henry —_ Boyd Tricke i
Antimaoe
Don Ethridge
Doral Ethin
Richard Maurer
Joel Solomon
Robert Wells
Fred Bucb
Thomas Goetz
Edward McArdie
Arthur
Richard Blane
Pat Kubly
Robert
John Marvin
Jar
Lee Mitchell
Ernie Vogler
Dick Kundert
Don Timmons
Alvin Feldt
Harold Pilz
Kundert
Vogler
Timmons
Feldt
William Biffle
Neil Holcomb
Paul Ruf
James Forbes
Forbes
Ras
Donald McGibbon
Wisconsin state high school golf tourney opens at Nakoma Club
Thirty two teams compete in opening rounds at Nakoma Club in Madison with entries from Baraboo Beloit Cambridge Clintonville Delavan Eau Claire Hartford Janesville Lake Geneva Lake Mills La Crosse Logan Madison East Madison West Manitowoc Milwaukee Custer Milwaukee Union Monroe does not send a team as conflicts with finals and senior week noted.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Nakoma Ry Club
Baraboo
Beloit
Cambridge
Clintonville
Delavan
Eau Claire
Hartford
Janesville
Lake Geneva
Lake Mills
la Crosse
Logan
Madison East
Madison West
Manitowoc
Milwaukee
Custer
Monroe
Dodgeville Prep Nine Still In WIAA Battle
Pairings for tomorrow's quarter final round of the second annual state high school baseball tournament were announced. Play begins at 10 a m at Borchert field with games continuing at two hour intervals. Winners meet at noon and 2 p m Saturday, with the finals set for 6 p m.
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Milwaukee
Borchert
Top State Golf Pro George Kinsman Jr Sets June Open Entry
George Kinsman Jr the Northern Fire Country club Three Lakes playing pro will enter the Wisconsin Professional Golfers Association pro-amateur meet on June 6. He qualified for the National Open by defeating 1271-68-139 at Woodhill Minneapolis. Kinsman will partner with Art Severson Madison and Robert F. Marty Monroe in a three-some. Severson is Florida intercollegiate champion. About 75 golfers are expected. Kinsman and his father George Kinsman Sr. form a unique pro duo on state links both serving as pros and instructor at Modernaire.
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George Kinsman Jr
Northern Fire
Three Lakes
Kinsman
Minneapolis
Woodhill
Art Severson
Madison
Robert F. Marty
Monroe
Severson
Florida
James Forbes
Monroe Country Club
George Kinsman Sr
Mr. Kinsman Sr
The
Modernaire
Badgers pick Leve Madison MVP. Lewe Madison captain 1949
Madison is home to baseball star Floyd Leve from Sheboygan who pitched and played outfield and was named the team's most valuable player. Shortstop Charles Chick Lewe was elected captain of the 1949 squad while Gene Evans from Green Bay was chosen leader of the 1950 team.
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Badgers
Leve Madison
Floyd Leve
Sheboygan
Wisconsin
Charles
Chick) Lewe Madison
Gene Evans
Green Bay
Film shown to Legion junior baseball team at Angle
An educational baseball film will be shown at the Angle at 7 30 tonight for members of the Legion junior baseball team and other interested persons, reported Coach John Walter.
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Legion
John Walter
Mt Horeb Baseball Lettermen Announced
Mt Horeb high school baseball announced lettermen for 1947 season. The team, SW Wisconsin league eastern division runners up, posted seven wins and three losses. Co captains Dean Smith and Jim Ulrich led the list alongside Charles Swingen Wayne Austin Vance Herman Norris Gammeter Joe Murphy Ronnie Emerson Dan Farrell Bill Hoffman Francis O’Connor Bob Arneson and Wayne Disch. Gammeter Ulrich and Smith posted the top batting percentages .345 .323 and .303 respectively.
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Mt. Horeb
Southwest Wisconsin
Dean Smith
Jim Ulrich
Charles Swingen
Wayne Austin
Vance Herman
Norris Gammeter
Joe Murphy
Ronnie Emerson
Dan Farrell
Bill Hoffman
Francis O’connor
Bob Arneson
Wayne Disch
Gammeter
Ulrich
Smith
Brewers Split Doubleheader Shakeup in Standings
Milwaukee drops to second in the American Association after a doubleheader split with Indianapolis. The Brewers won the opener 8-3 as Jim Prendergast earned his third win, aided by a six-run sixth inning, but lost the nightcap 5-1 with Joe Muir holding Milwaukee to two hits until the ninth. Indians' Jack Conway and Bob Ganss homered. St Paul beat Louisville 4-1, Columbus edged Minneapolis 9-7, Kansas City defeated Toledo 8-5.
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Milwaukee
Brewers
Indianapolis
Brews
Jim Prendergast
Indians
Bob Malloy
Joe Muir
Jack Conway
Bob Ganss
Hank Perry
St. Paul
Louisville
Columbus
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Toledo
Gehrmann Slated For Coast Contest
The Big Ten names a 34 man squad to clash with the Pacific Coast Conference in the ninth outdoor track duel at Berkeley on June 21. Major stars include Mal Whitfield, Don Gehrmann, Herb Barten and Dike Eddleman with key events in sprint, mile and distance races.
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Chicago
Big Ten
Berkeley
Calif
Mel Patton
California
Ohio State
Mal Whitfield
Wisconsin
Don Gehrmann
Michigan
Herb Barten
Whitfield
Gehrmann
Barten
Dike Eddleman
Ilinois
Burl Thompson
Minnesota
Bill Miller
Laurie Mertz Dies Wisconsin Bowling Leader
Lawrence A. Mertz 53 a leading Wisconsin bowler died after a brief illness. He was among the few to roll a 295 in ABC championships, achieving the score at the 1920 Peoria meet.
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Laurie Mertzz
Fond du Lac
Lawrence A
Laurie) Mertz
Wisconsin
Mertz
Peoria
Yankees and Giants Triumph over Chicago in Double Win
The New York Yankees shut out the Chicago White Sox 3-0 as Vic Raschi earned his seventh win. The New York Giants overwhelmed the Cubs 11-5 behind a seven-run seventh inning highlighted by Willard Marsh’s homer and Sam Webb’s seven and one third innings of two-hit relief.
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Associated Press
New York
Chicago
Giants
Cubs
Yankees
White Sox
Willard Marshall
Sam Webb
Webb
Yanks
Tommy Henrich
Vic Raschi
Boston
Cleveland
Detroit
Philadelphia
Washington
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Bobby Feller
Raschi
New York Yankee
Virgil Trucks
Feller
Bobby
Scoreboard of Today's Baseball Games Across Leagues
National League matches Chicago versus New York St Louis at Brooklyn Cincinnati at Philadelphia Pittsburgh at Boston. American League games New York at Chicago Washington at St Louis Boston at Cleveland Philadelphia at Detroit. Yesterday St Louis beat Brooklyn 6 3 New York 11 Chicago 5 Philadelphia 4 Cincinnati 3 10 innings New York 3 Chicago 0 Washington 6 St Louis 5 Boston 3 Cleveland 1 Detroit 5 Philadelphia 4 10 innings. American Association Milwaukee 8 1 Louisville 3 5 St Paul 4 Louisville 1 Kansas City 8 Toledo 5 Columbus 9 Minneapolis 7 Wisconsin State League Sheboygan 7 Appleton 4 Green Bay 9 Wisconsin Rapids Fond du Lac at Wausau postponed rain Oshkosh postponed rain Tomorrow National League St Louis at Brooklyn Chicago at New York American League New York at Chicago Washington at St Louis Philadelphia at Detroit Boston at Cleveland American Association Indian
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New York
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Boston
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
American Association
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Louisville
St. Paul
Kansas City
Toledo
Columbus
Minneapolis
Sheboygan
Appleton
Green Bay
Wisconsin Rapids
Fond du Lac
Wausau
Oshkosh
Apolis
Roledo
Wisconsin
Ton
Janesville
Oshxoshee
Fond du
Wisconsin State Soccer and Baseball Scores From Yesterday
Yesterday's stars feature Stan Musial of the Cardinals belting two homers to power a 6-3 win over Brooklyn. Sam Webb of the Giants delivered seven and a third innings of near-perfect relief to beat the Cubs 11-5.
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Associated Press
Stan Musial
Cardinals
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Sam Webb
Giants
Cubs
Darlington Falls 6-1 in Exhibition Tilt
Dubuque pitcher Tommy Breitbach limited Darlington to five hits while H Budson collected two. Bud Mathis and Don Blosch powered a ten hit Dubuque attack with Blosch hitting a home run and two triples.
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Tommy Breitbach
Dubuque
Darlington
H. Budson
Bud Mathis
Don Blosch
Dune
Mathis
Blosch
Eau Claire Wins 9-5 as Blues Split Twinbill
In Northern league baseball last night the Eau Bears of Aberdeen and Superior Blues split a doubleheader with Grand Forks. Grand Forks won the opener 3-1, Superior rebounded to take the nightcap 5-4. Fargo-Mo orhbeat Duluth 4 2 in the other game while St. Paul was rained out at Sioux City.
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Eau Bears
Aberdeen
Perior Tiues
Grand Forks
Superior
Fargo-Moorhead
Duluth
St. San
Siouxa
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