Any Deer Season Favored by Wisconsin Congress
Wisconsin conservation congress votes for a nine day any deer season with a November 20 to 28 opener pending approval by the state conservation commission. The decision follows a long debate with 37 counties for and 53 against while Lincoln county deadlocked. The body also supports a 1948 partridge season and a May 14 opening for the next general trout season.
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Wisconsin Conservation Congress
State Conservation Commission
Congress’ Deer Committee
Congress
Lincoln
Ane
Conservation Department
Green County
Richard Hemp
Mosinee
Jenee Searles
Wisconsin Rapids
L. C. Whiffen
Milwaukee
Ross Bennett
Portage
Wisconsin
Ted Williams Raises Batting Average to .398 This Week
Boston slugger Ted Williams boosted his week long average to .398 and extended leads in RBI, runs, and hits. He clubbed seven hits in 15 at bats, pushing his season pace toward the .406 mark that earned him the 1981 AL batting title, while his seven run production increased his RBI total to 55. The Red Sox outfield also led in runs and hits with 45 and 70 respectively.
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Beantown
Boston
Ted Williams
RBI
Williams
Lou Boudreau
Cleveland
Detroit
George Kell
Bob Brown
New York
al Zarilla
St. Louis
Johnny Lindell
Pat Mullin
Luke Appling
Chicago
Walt Evers
Vic Wertz
Yankee Joe DiMaggio
Red Sox
Want Ad Hassle Promises Little Value for Buyers
A local notice warns that purchasing a Want Ad yields limited results and requires considerable effort for minimal benefit, urging readers to weigh costs against visibility and impact.
Baumgartners Nip Wenger Kramer In Tight Minor League Night
Baumgartners beat Wenger and Kramer 6 to 3 in a close major league clash after a prior win loss. Johnson Motors edged Lanz Hardware to set up a crucial Wednesday game and extend their win streak to three. Minor league action had no game tonight due to a senior high concert at Recreation Park.
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Johnson Motors
Lanz Haraware
Baumgartner
Wenger
Kramer
Yaulips and Smith
Schuetze CiothreRg
Baumgartner’s
Sramer
Recreation Park
Lanz Hardware
Johnsons
Rhinoroop
Tat
Borden
Delbert Davis
Tillman Noni
Duane Davis
Klocker
Rockey
Witt
Bob Larson
Bob Schilt
Clyde Davis
Baumgartne’s
Larson
Brame
John Krattiger
Eight Motors
Beoskt
Oe Lanz Hardware
25 Players Sign With Pittsburgh Steelers Contracts
The Pittsburgh Steelers announced yesterday that 25 players have signed 1948 contracts, detailing the club's initial roster actions and future season planning.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Steelers
Continuous Fishing Season Gets Approval
Delegates voted for a continuous game fish season from May or June 1949 to early January 1950, excluding muskies. Muskies will have a May 25 to November 15 season. pike and bass see a November-December break with a short January ice period, while pike and bass seasons run to January 15 and muskies end in November.
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Sabcibg
Eyewrowment Observation Congress
Welterweight Title Fight Tonight at Comiskey Park
Shifty Bernie Docusen, 21, challenged champion Ray Sugar Robinson for the welterweight crown in a 15 round title bout at Comiskey Park. Docusen, New Orleans, holds 48 victories in 50 pro bouts and plans to crowd Robinson to prevent him from setting. Robinson, beaten only once in 88 fights, also passed the physical in top condition.
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Inne Ago
Bernie Docusen
Ray
Sugar
Robinson
Docusen
Comiskey Park
Braves Sign Grid Star Weisenburger to Baseball Deal
Jack Weisenburger fullback and captain of the University of Michigan football team announced he signed a contract to play baseball for the Boston Braves. He reported received offers from the Yankees Dodgers Tigers White Sox and Red Sox.
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Muskegon
Mich
Jack Weisenburger
University of Michigan
Mighty Gridiron
Boston Braves
Yankees
Dodgers
Tigers
White Sox
Boston Red Sox
Night record lists top baseball teams and leaders
Cleveland Indians lead the American League with an 8-2 showing at night and an overall strong .800 win percentage. Detroit and Philadelphia also post solid night marks, while Harry Brecheen leads pitchers under lights with a 34-10 lifetime record.
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Philadelphia
New York
Boston
Chicago
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Harry Brecheen
Cardinal
Baseball scoreboard and tomorrow’s AL NL results
Yesterday no NL games. AL results show Milwaukee 7 over Columbus 2, St Paul 10 over Indianapolis 9, Kansas City 11 over Louisville 4, Toledo 9 over Minneapolis. Tomorrow Chicago at Boston, Cincinnati at Brooklyn night, Pittsburgh at New York, St Louis at Philadelphia night, New York at Chicago, Washington at St Louis night, Philadelphia at Cleveland, Boston at Milwaukee.
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St. Paul
Indianapolis
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Toledo
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Chicago
Boston
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
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St. Louis
Philadelphia
American League
Washington
Philadel Pile
Dewoit
Cleveland
Boston Iun
Pitttsburgh
St. Lows
Brooxiyss
Ane
California Crew Defeats Badgers In Four-Length Victory
California varsity crew swept to a four-length win over Wisconsin on Lake Mendota with a 7:21.4 for 1 mile. California junior varsity also led the Badger Jayvees by four lengths racing 7:29.2 while Wisconsin clocked 7:32.3 and 7:53.5 respectively. The Bears opened a small lead early and extended it through the halfway point, finishing with a higher stroke rate. Both teams head to the Poughkeepsie regatta on June 22.
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Senawave MH
Lake Mendota
University of Wisconsin
Bears
Wisconsin
California
Badger Jayvees
Californians
Badger
National Cage League elects Duffy as president
Chicago June 30 meeting elected Ike Dufy of Anderson Ind Pack ers as president of the National Basketball League. Five franchise applications Louisville Des Moines Hammond St Louis Chicago reviewed for action. Leo Ferris Tri City Blackhawks Moline Ill named vice president Lon Darling Oshkosh Wis treasurer Magnus Brinkman Sheboygan Wis secretary Dixie Moore to continue as league commissioner until June 30 appointment.
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Ike Dufy
Anderson
Ind
Packers
National Basketball League
Louisville
Des Moines
Hammond
St. Louis
Leo Ferris
Tri City Blackhawks
Moline
Ill
Lon’ Darling
Oshkosh
Wis
Magnus Brinkman
Snoboygan, Wis
Dixie’ Moore
League
Musial Leads National Batting Race as Holmes Drops
Stan Musial of the St. Louis Cardinals climbs to the top of the national batting averages through last Sunday, edging past Boston’s Tommy Holmes who falls to second. Wally Westlake of Pittsburgh also climbs from fourth to third as the field tightens in the scramble for individual batting honors.
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St. Louis Cardinal
Outuelaer
Musial
Boston
Tommy Holmes
Holmes
Pittsburgh
Wally Westlake
Slumping Mark Sparks Canoe? (Note: The provided text is insufficient for a coherent title per constraints.)
Enos Slaughter leads a scattered standings list with Richie Ashburn and Sid Gordon among top batters, while Chicago’s Hal Jeffcoat and others chase averages. Hogan absent as tournament opens in Chicago with a wide open field. Hogan skips PGA and National Open, postponing until next week’s Inverness meet in Toledo.
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Richie Ashburn
Philadelphia
Frankie Gustine
Pittsburgh
Sid Gordon
New York
Johnny Blatnik
Andy Patko
Hal Jellocat
Chicago
Enos Slaughter
St. Louis
Ben Hogan
Ihursday
Nogan
Hollywood
Inverness
Loledo
Prediction of resignation rocks coalition in budget dispute
Lokyo newspapers report that Hitoshi Asaida's coalition government faces an imminent resignation in a dispute over the national budget. The free party cabinet, three months in office, endures constant pressure from unions and financial strains as the government falters amid unrest and accusations of mismanagement.
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Lokyo
Prune Auuinister
Hitoshi Asaida
Coaliton
Free Party
Far
Judd Quietly Mastered No-Hit Win for Maple Leafs
Oscar Judd, 38, Toronto lefthander, earned a 7-0 no-hit, no-run victory over the Syracuse Chiefs last night. The game was cut to seven innings by rain, prompting fans to note his age and steady performance since starting organized baseball in 1934. Lake Geneva is also known as Lake Leman near the Swiss French border.
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Toronto
Oscar Judd
Toronto Maple Leafs
Judd
Leafs
Syracuse Chiefs
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