Lamboleys Win In Major League Softball Over Schuetzes
Lamboleys downed Schuetzes 8-6 in Municipal league action behind Gros sen who allowed seven hits. Bechtolt brothers led Lamboleys with three hits each, securing the lead with a four-run burst after two outs in the seventh. Gemplers beat Farm Bureau 5-4 in the opener as Baumgartner and Hartwig supplied multi hits. Yeazel earned the win.
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Schuetzes
Grossen
Gemplers
Farm Bureau
Butch) Henning
N. Bechtolt
Neuenschwander
Meyers
Bechtolt Brothers
F Mueller
Henning
Bure
Baumgartner
Hartwig
Ritschard
Yeazel
Rebly
Mix
Black Clark
Browntown
Carter-Gruenewald
Musial Leads Cards Past Giants With Two Homers
Batting star Stan Musial of the St Louis Cardinals slugged two homers and a single driving in three as he raised his average to .380 in a 7 22 victory. Saul Rogovin of the White Sox held the Boston Red Sox to seven hits in a 2 0 win following a 6 5 twilight opener win. American League scores list Chicago 6 2 Boston 5 0 twi light Cleveland 8 New York 2 night Philadelphia 7 St Louis 6 Detroit 6 Washington 5 National League scores show St Louis 7 New York 2 Cincinnati 10 Boston 7 Pittsburgh 12 Philadelphia 4 Chicago at Brooklyn postponed by rain.
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Stan Musial
Cardinals
Saul Rogovin
White Sox
Boston Red Sox
Chicago
Boston
Cleveland
New York
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Detroit
Washington
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Badger Team Elects Kuenn and Furseth Captaincy
Harvey Kuenn a Milwaukee sophomore was elected captain of the 1952 Wisconsin baseball team after hitting .320 last season as the Badgers went 4 and 22. Paul Furseth of Edgerton earned the team’s most valuable player honor.
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Sneaner
Harvey Kvuenn
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Kuenn
Badgers
Paul Furseth
Edgerton
Sheldon Fink
Chicago
Harvey Kuenn
Ronald Barbain
Bob van Eerden
Tom Cooper
Appleton
Kenneth and Royal
Congress Votes Nine Day Season
Wisconsin conservation delegates from 71 counties approved a broad hunt plan for fall. A nine day any deer season opens Nov 17, pheasant quail and Hungarian partridge seasons extend in many counties, and ruffed grouse seasons are set for north and south zones. Upland and waterfowl seasons run Oct 13 through Nov 11. rabbit and squirrel bags liberalized. some northern zones differ on rabbit dates. Richard Hemp was elected to a fourth term as executive council chair.
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Winnenucree Madison
Conservation Congress
Wisconsin
Richard Hemp
Mosinee
Cour ci
Jesse Walker
C A. Premeau
Rhinelander
Fights Last Night In Baltimore Hartford Toronto Wins
Boxing results show Willie Pep outpointed Jesus Campos in Baltimore while Arthur King defeated Armand Savoie in Toronto and Chuck Davey stopped Tommy Ciarlo in New Orleans. Baseball and league outcomes list Minneapolis St Paul 8 3 Wisconsin State League scores and multiple Wisconsin city results. An estimated 400000 production workers are employed in the U S paper industry.
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Baltimore
Willie Pep
Hartford
Conn
Jesus Campos
Cuba
Toronto
Arthur King
England
Armand Savoie
Montreal
New Orleans
Chuck Davey
Lansing
Mich
Tommy Ciarlo
Waterbury
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Green Bay
Fond du Lac
Sheboygan
Wausau
Appleton
Oshkosh
Wisconsin Rapids
Janesville
Luck Breaks Lopat, Indians Beat Yankees 8 2
Cleveland ends Lopat’s win streak by sending him to the showers after two innings in an 8 2 victory over the New York Yankees. Mexican Mike Garcia yields 10 hits but earns his fifth win as Cleveland extends its lead over New York to three straight wins and nine in a row overall.
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Ueverina
Garcia
Cleveland
Indians
New York Yankees
Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Boston Red Sox
Lopat
Mike Garcia
Shullsburg Edges Into State Finals
Shullsburg advances to the state high school baseball final to face West Bend at 2 p.m. today after beating Spooner 5-4 in the semifinals. Weber homered and doubled, Schaffner drove in the tying run, and Bonesho earned the win for Spooner in a tense 4-4 contest before the late margin.
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Shullsburg
West Bend
Blackhawk
Spooner
Alma Center
Bill Weber
John Schaffner
Weber
Bill Bonesho
Dick Byrne
Schaffner
Jim Jackson
Loui Greub
Bill Burns
Chicago Defeats Ex-Sox Pitchers In Big Park Sweep
Chicago White Sox beat Boston Red Sox 6-5 and 2-0 to stretch in the AL race as Ray Scarborough and Bill Wight, traded to Boston, took losses. Don Lenhardt joined from St Louis Browns in a three club deal sending Hank Majeski to Philadelphia and Paul Lehner to the Browns for Wahl, Lenhardt and cash.
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Chicago
Chicago White Sox
White Sox
Boston Red Sox
Comiskey Park
Palehose
Red Sox
Ray Scarborough
Bill Wight
Boston
Scarborough
Wight
Wisconsin Faculty Recommends Wendt for Big Ten post
University of Wisconsin faculty voted to appoint Prof. Kurt Wendt as the faculty representative to the Big Ten conference. Pres. E. B. Fred must act on the recommendation. Kenneth Little has resigned as representative effective June 1 after serving since 1947. The faculty also urged Prof. Marvin A. Schaars to fill Wendt's seat on the university athletic board.
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Stadison
Univerty of Wisconsin
Kurt Wendt
Pres. E. B. Fred
J. Kenneth Little
Marvin A. Schaars
Wendt
University Athletic Board
Four Sox Players In Top Ten Batting Averages
Nelson Fox trails Ferris Fain by four points in the American League batting race as Orestes Miñoso, Eddie Robinson, and Jim Busby join the top ten. Vern Stephens, Dom DiMaggio, Ray Coleman, Gil Coan, and Larry Doby also rate high. In the National League, Stan Musial climbs toward his fifth batting title as Jackie Robinson leads with a .403 mark and Cal Abrams falls from .451 to .333. Pee Wee Reese, Richie Ashburn, Bob Elliott, Frank Baumholz, Al Dark, Red Schoendienst, and Roy Campanella complete the top ten.
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Chicago
Whit Sox
Avera
Nelson Fox
Philadelphia
Ferris Fain
White Sox
Orestes Minoso
Eddie Robinson
Jim Busby
Vern Stephens
Boston
Dom DiMaggio
Ray Coleman
St. Louis
Gil Coan
Washington
Larry Doby
Cleveland
Stan Musical
St. Louis Cardinals
Musical
Cardinal Clipper
Jackie Robinson
Brooks Dodgers
Robinson
Dodger Cal Abrams
Pee Wee Reese
Dodgers
Richie Ashburn
Phils
Bob Elliott
Braves
Frank Baumioltz
al Dark
New York
Red Schoendienst
Roy Campanella
Brooklyn
Joe Maxim Ordered To Take 30 Day Rest
The Illinois Athletic Commission ordered heavyweight contender Joe Maxim to suspend all training for 30 days on the medical chief's recommendation. Dr J M Houston said Maxim is near collapse from exhaustion and hinted possible doping prior to last week’s title bout with Ezzard Charles.
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Wiwagy Sve Weau-Urea
Joe Maxim
Ilinois Athletic Commission
Jack Kearns
Ezzard Charles
J. M. Houston
Maxim
Houston
Fragmentary quote on suspect’s demeanor and actions
A partial description notes the man’s behavior as slant-eyed and trance-like, suggesting he appeared doped or under influence. The fragment hints at a tense moment and a strong impression of unusual conduct from the armanus or observer quoted.
Milwaukee golfer leads Wisconsin Open qualifiers with 142
Young Tom Veech of Milwaukee, a former state open champion, paced the Wisconsin qualifying round at Milwaukees Country Club with a 73 60 142. He will miss the national open in Birmingham due to a draft exam. Wisconsin will send Jim Milward George Kinsman Jr and James Martin as the three qualifiers, professionals and amateur in the field.
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Muwaaxee
Tom Veech
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Veech
Milwaukee Country Club
Birmingham
Mich
Jim Milward
Green Bay
George Kinsman Jr
Three Lakes
James Martin
Proximity Retired, Harness Racing's Queen of the Trotters
Proximity, the nine year old brown mare named harness horse of the year in 1950 and the sport's top money winner, is retired. Ralph Verhurst of Victor with his son Gordon announced the decision at Goshen New York after attempts to prepare her for a grand circuit meeting.
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N. x
Hisoric
Ralph Verhurst
Victor
Gordon
Orlando
Fla
Meyer May Be Out As Pirate Manager
The Pittsburgh Sun-Telegraph predicts manager Billy Meyer will be fired by the Pirates board within days amid a slump. Two club officials deny the report as owners consider buying out his $40,000 yearly contract through the current season.
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Kusburga
Pittsburgh Sun-Telegraph
Billy Meer
Pittsbur Pirates
Meyer
Service Record items and post details of US servicemen
New Glarus families report sons in the U S Navy and Army. Alan Freitag is listed with service details including enlistment date and training ships. Pvt Alfred D Rod returns to Ft Hood after his brother's funeral. Cpl Robert D Swanson and Pvt Harold E Kading are home on leave or en route. Pvt Rolland J Barth and Pvt Herbert C MacMartin are stationed or starting basic training in Texas and Germany. Edward J Gibbons is stationed in Bamberg with a 26th infantry regiment APO 188 address listed.
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Alfred D. Rod
Ft. Hood
Tex
Dale Rod
Kading
Harold E. Kading
Ft. Eustis
Harold Kading
9Th Street
Camp Stoneman
Calif
Texas
Rolland J. Barth
Fort Hood
41St Armored Infantry Bn
Germany
Edward J. Gibbons
Bamburg
German
Co. IM
26Th Infantry Regiment
New York
IN. Y
Attorney Gets Post in Milwaukee Price Stabilization Office
Atty. John J. Boyle, 33, of Darlington, Wisconsin, was appointed Monday to the legal section of the enforcement staff at the Milwaukee district Office of Price Stabilization.
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Milwaukee
John J. Boyle
Darlington
Milwaukee District Office
Price Stabilizaton
New Glarus Social Notes Patch Together Busy Week
Mrs George Gibbons hosts bridge club Honor winners include Ed Willie Merton Colney and Myron Barth Dorothy Duerst daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Duerst hospitalized at St Clare Mrs Walter Wenger entertains sewing club Guests include Fred Thacker Harold Ingwell Robert Alderman and Werner Ziltner Girl Scout court of honor and Brownie flyup at Blanchardville attended by several Mmes Earl Schneider Stanley Freit tag Clarence Reuter Arthur Theiler Roy Altman Mr and Mrs Russel Monroe and Chuckie visited Wautoma Jr and Mrs Herman Hefty visiting son and family in Boulder Eugene Slotten and Mrs Douglas Torgeson and daughter Kathy South Bend Ind guests later at Melvin Streiff home Other dinner guests at Slotten home include Sylvester Slotten Orvis Slotten Jerry Gloria Jean Melvin Streiff Stephen and J J Fi Mr and Mrs Olmstad and Mrs Enos Jeglum plus Mr Horeb Mrs George Davis of Dodgeville to attend Platteville Teachers college graduation where Miss Betty Hustad will graduate Mrs Alvin Hoesly resigns as Ford garage bookkeeper to teach Primrose school
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Marshall Ingwell
Ed Willie
Merton Colney
Myron Barth
Dorothy Duerst
Fred J. Duerst
St. Clare Hospital
Walter Wenger
Fred Thacker
Harold Ingwell
Robert Alderman
Werner Ziltner
Blanchardville
Mmes
Earl Schneider
Stanley Freitag
Clarence Reuter
Arthur Theiler
Roy Altman
Russel Monroe
Chuckie
Wautomi Jr
Herman Hefty
Boulder
Eugene Slotten
Douglas Torgeson
Kathy
South Bend
Ind
Ithe
Melvin Streiff
Thomas Clotten
Primrose
Slotten
Sylvester Slotten
Madison
Orvis Slotten
Jerry
Gloria
Jean
George Davis
Dodgeville
Platteville Teachers’ College
Betty Hustad
Alvin Hoesly
Ford Garage
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