Cards To Open Season Sunday New Glarus Nine Will Play Here
Monroe's Cardinal baseball team opens the season Sunday at 8 P.M. against New Glarus here. Managed by Jonn Walter and sponsored by C. L. Hare and Green County Fast Freight, the Cards own a 33‑3 record last season and feature UW pitcher LaVern Andrews on the mound. Wainwright and Huber, both righthanders, are also expected to pitch. Missing are Bill Moon, in the army, and outfielders Allie Stauffacher and Ed Jordan. New Glarus's lineup blends players from last year's New Glarus and Belleville squads with Bill Purcell, Jack Calder, Ernie Vogler, Eddie Loeffel, Bud Pilz, Herb Boll, Leo Butts, Willie Winzenried, John Winzenried, Jerry Dwyer, Gene Mason and Bob Rieder in action.
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Monroe
Cardinal
New Glarus
Jonn Walter
C. L
Doug) Hare
Green County Fast Freight
LaVern
Lefty) Andrews
University of Wisconsin
Dick Wainwright
Fred Huber
Bill Moon
Fort Sheridan
Allie Stauffacher
Ed ’ Jordan
Glarus
Leffel
John Winzenried
Yesterday's Stars and Scores Across Leagues
Dick Kryhoski keyed Detroit with a bases loaded double as part of a five run burst in an eight to four win over Washington. Lou Kretlow earned Chicago a four hitter in a four to two win over Washington marking his first victory since 1949. National League games saw Brooklyn beat St. Louis 3 to 2 and Cincinnati edge New York 5 to 4 while Philadelphia routed Chicago 9 to 1. American League results had Chicago 4 Washington 2, Detroit 6 Boston 4, St Louis 5 New York 4 night game, and Philadelphia 4 Cleveland 3. Association scores listed Columbus over Milwaukee 7 to 5 and Louisville over St Paul 2 to 0. Minor leagues showed Sheboygan 10 Wisconsin Rapids 8 and Fond du Lac 10 Appleton 8 among others.
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Dick Kryhoski
Tigers
Lou Kretlow
White Sox
Washington
Chicago
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Cincinnati
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Pittsburgh
Detroit
Cleveland
Columbus
Milwaukee
Louisville
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Toledo
Sheboygan
Wisconsin Rapids
Oshkosh
Green Bay
Fond du Lac
Appleton
Janesville
Wausau
Kenosha Grid Stars To Enter Wisconsin Vanada UD Siv
Kenosha high school football champions announce enrollment at the University of Wisconsin this fall. Players include Tom Braatz Ed Ronzia Dick Nicolazzi Ruel McMullen Bob Heindt Frank Aiello, with Ameche and Beriglio also entering Wisconsin. Qualifying rounds for the U S amateur golf championship set for Aug 28 across 35 centers ahead of Sept 10-15 Bethlehem event. entries close Aug 13.
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Kenosha Grid Stars
Wisconsin
Vanada
UD — Siv
Kenosha
University of Wisconsin
Tom Braatz
Associated Press
Ed Ronzia
Dick Nicolaczi
Ruel McMullen
Bob Heindt
Frank Aiello
Alan Ameche
Mario Beriglio
New York
Bethlehem
Chandler States Resigning Terms
York W Alaipert B Happy Chandler signals resignation from baseball commissioner role and sets conditions. He demands full pay through May 30, 1952, indemnification for damages, and relief from office expenses, while retaining final say on his exact departure date.
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York -W
aipert_ B
Chandler
Commissioner
Joe Louis predicts quick KO of Savold in comeback bid
Joe Louis, 37, vows a rapid knockout against Lee Savold next Wednesday as part of his road back to the title. Boxing club head Jim Norris confirms a Louis Charles rematch for the heavyweight crown is likely on September 12 in Detroit if Charles regains the belt. Louis says he will fight Savold differently than his recent comeback opponents, aiming for a decisive finish.
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Joe Louis
Savold
Pompton Lakes
N. J
Joe Ouis
Lee Savold
Ezzard Charles-Louis
Tentall
Detroit
Jim Norris
International Boxing Club
Louis
Charles
Beloit announces 1951 grid schedule for fall
Beloit College, expelled from the Midwest conference, released a 1951 football schedule for this fall. The team will play North Central NL Hope Mich Wittenberg North Dakota and Washburn Kas for the first time. Also on the slate are University of Dubuque Lake Forest and Carleton.
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Wecht
Beloitt College
North Central
Hope
Mich
Wittenberg
North Dakota
Washburn
Kas
University of Dubuque
Lake Forest
Carron
Sox Miracle Man Turns Lou Kretlow Into Winning Hurler
White Sox pitcher Lou Kretlow, newly revived after a weak 0-2 last season, pitched a four-hitter in a 4-2 victory over the Washington Senators. He went the distance for the first time in two years, fanning six and walking four as Chicago extended its win streak to five and moved 412 games ahead of the Yankees.
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Kmeagu Sve Rau Richards
White Sox
Lou Kretlow
Sox
Washington
Kretlow
Lindsay Tops Field In Trans Mississippi Golf Round
In Quincy Illinois Marjorie Lindsay and Grace De Moss held top billing in the second round of the 21st women s trans Mississippi golf tournament today. Lindsay faced Ruth Tenk of Quincy while Grace De Moss, 1950 finalist and medalist, met Mrs Herbert Breault of Chicago.
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Miss Lindsay
Quincy
Ill
Marjorie Lindsay
Grace de Moss
Lindsay
Ruth Tenk
Miss de Moss
Herbert Breault
Chicago
French Angel Set For Sunday's Card at Turner Hall
French Angel, famed among wrestling circles, headlines a Turner hall card at 8 p m Sunday. He faces Joe Vinca in the main event best two of three falls with no time limit. Two star bouts precede the main match as the return to wrestling after a layoff and the event's strongest lineup yet. Tickets are available at Wengerland Kramer’s hardware and Turner hall.
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Angel
American Legion
Turner Hall
Joe Vinca
Wengerland Kramer's Hardware
Penns decision tests NCAA as Penn plans TV of eight games
University of Pennsylvania defies an NCAA ban on televised football by announcing plans to televise eight home games. NCAA figures call the move astonishing and seek a special meeting. Wisconsin warns the game with Penn could be affected. Sundt notes a two way penalty in boycotts.
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New York
National Cole Athletic Association
University of Pennsylvania
NCAA
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Fine Telegram
Franny Murray
Hugh C. Willett
Southern California
Los Angeles
Willett
Penn
Tom Hamilton
University of Pittsburgh
II Penn
Wisconsin
Guy Sundt
University of Wisconsin
Madison
Sundt
Two Softball Games Tonight and Tomorrow Night
Two games are listed for tonight in the softball league: Commercial Bank vs Pleasure Bend in the opener and Phillips and Smith vs the Waffle Shop at 8 45. Tomorrow night Black Clark faces Gomp iers and Schuetzel meets the Waffle Shop in the finale.
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Commercial Bank
Pleasure Bend
Phillips and
Smith
Waffle Shop
Black Clark
Gompiers
Schuetzel
United States
Selduces
Chicago Markets Show Mixed Hogs Cattle and Grain Activity
Hog prices rose modestly opening on lightweights with slower late trade and a general pace of 10 to 25 cents higher. Sows and heavy weights ranged around 18 to 22 dollars per hundredweight with variations. Cattle offered 2,000 salable head with steers and heifers steady to weak, bulls and cows mixed. top steers 37.00 to 38.90, bulk 33.00 to 36.50, cows 23.25 to 30.50. Produce items showed weak poultry demand, dove roosters and ducks with firm wholesale prices. Grain closed mixed with wheat down modestly, corn around 1.73, oats down, rye mixed, soybeans steady to up slightly.
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Chicago
UBCA
USDA
U.S
U. S
World’s Top Pacers to Qualify Tomorrow at Roosevelt Raceway
Sixteen harness racing pacers led by Good Time will race tomorrow night in two qualifying dashes for the $20,000 Benjamin W. Downing memorial at Roosevelt Raceway. Eight horses start each heat with the first five in each section advancing to the final dash for the mile and a half on June 15.
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Westbury
Benjamin W. Downing
Roosevelt Raceway
Robinson to Defend Title in British Bout in London
Robinson will defend his world middleweight championship against Britain's Turpin in London on July 10. Promoter Jack Solomons outlined a challengers series including De Bruin in Antwerp, Walzach in Paris, Hecht in Berlin, and Delannoit in Turin with dates in June and July.
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May Wugar
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