Jones Sparks Red Sox Twin Victory Over White Sox Debut
In his first Red Sox game the 26-year-old La. first baseman led Boston past Chicago 7-3 and then hit a bases loaded homer in the ninth to win 8-4. Rudy York had two singles in eight at bats for Chicago. Boston gains a share of first with Detroit, one game behind New York.
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Worsham Wins Open Golf Title in One Stroke Finish
Regetta Spirit Worsham captures the National Open at St Louis Country Club by one stroke after Sam Snead misses a key putt. Worsham’s 69 final rounds follow steady scores 70 70 71 71, with Snead’s late challenge undone by a controversial measurement and a missed 30% inch putt.
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Juniors Fall Twice to Beloit in Exhibition Doubleheader
The American Legion juniors dropped both ends of a doubleheader to Beloit on Beloit’s home grounds, 7-4 and 2-0, their first losses after five straight wins. Dan Courtney limited Beloit to three safeties and one earned run in game two while Monroe struggled with form. Beloit built a 3-0 lead in game one and held on, aided by a three-run rally in the second inning. Monroe was held to four hits in the opener, with Fred Huber and Bobsabee sharing mound duties. The Monroe juniors, rainouts aside, gear up to open league play vs Darlington later this week.
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Veteran Hans Labert Warns Young Pitchers About Knuckle Balls
Hall of Fame scout Hans Lobert urges aspiring hurlers to develop a fast pitch and curve instead of relying on knuckle balls. He cites Curt Simmons, an 8 year old southpaw from Egypta, Pa., who struck out 11 in an exhibition game before an error decided the Phillies. Labert, en route to Hastings Neb, will hold a four day tryout with Carl Hubbell.
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Ingraham Receives Honorary Degree at Wesleyan Commencement
Dean Mark H. Ingraham of the University of Wisconsin received an honorary Doctor of Science from Wesleyan University. Undersecretary of State Dean Acheson was awarded a Doctor of Laws as principal speaker at the commencement exercises.
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Milward wins Kilbourn Open in 71 71 card total
Jim Milward, a veteran Madison pro, captured the Kilbourn Open at Kilbourn Country Club with a total 142 on rounds of 71 and 71. Hank Kaiser of Racine placed second with 74 and 76 for 150, while George Vitense of Madison was third with 76 and 76 for 152. Forty golfers competed.
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Baseball Daily Scores and Schedule Highlight Late Results
National League scores show Cincinnati 4 New York 1 and Boston 13 Pittsburgh 4 with St Louis 11 Brooklyn 3. Philadelphia 6 Chicago 1. American League results include New York 10-2 over an opponent and Boston 7-8 Chicago 3-4. Tomorrow's card features New York at Pittsburgh and Philadelphia at St. Louis among night games. College notes list locals visiting and summer happenings around area schools.
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Brodhead By Mrs. Donald L. Collins
Carroll college students Charles Smith Victor Zimmer sman Vernon Reimer and Ralph Ross spend the summer with their parents. Miss Lesetta Ten Eyck, eighth grade graduate from Delavan, stays with grandparents Walter Ten Eyck. Senior class members toured Chicago Sunday with Supt and Mrs. C. T. Pfisterer and J. H. Larken. Charlotte Wheeler hosted 16 school friends at her home Saturday.
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Livestock Market Report Shows Mixed Hog Trade
Ameago USDA report lists salable hogs 7 500 and total 11 000 with early trade fairly active and 25 to 50 cents higher for under 240 lb. hogs, then sharply dull with bids near steady on all weights. Top 25.60 for short loads. 170 to 240 lb hogs at 24.75 to 25.50. heavier weights scarcely sold. Bid ranges 23.00 to 24.50 for 250 to 280 lb and 21.50 to 23.00 for 290 to 330 lb, with sow bids near steady. Salable cattle 18 000 total 18.
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Market Report Harsh With Mixed Calf and Beef Prices
The market shows salable calves at 1200 total and uneven mix with steers and heifers steady while cows dip about 50 cents. Fed steers and heifers bring 25.50 to 29.25 with highs near 29.00, beef cows 14.00 to 17.50, cann ers 9.50 to 13.50, top sausage balls 18.00. Produce notes show butter firm, eggs firm with several standards quoted, live poultry brisk with fryers at 31.0 close. Stock market moves slow ahead of tax talk. some leaders slip then regain as investors weigh international tensions and dock disputes.
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Wall Street Trading, Several Pivot As Market Shifts
Wall Street trading shows multiple pivots as investors react to shifting cues and mixed data. Analysts note volatility in tech and financial sectors with caution over inflation and rate expectations influencing sessions.
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