Wisconsin sportsmen seek license fee study
Wisconsin conservation congress urged lawmakers to study hunting and fishing license fees to boost revenues, without an immediate hike. Gov Rennebohm may call a mid July special session. the group also proposed deer bow hunting and wildlife fee reforms and other conservation measures. The body set tentative dates for waterfowl and deer seasons and pressed for better staff pay and increased nonresident bow licenses.
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Baseball Scoreboard A day of seven million disabled note
Yesterday's National League results show Brooklyn 5 Cincinnati 4 and Pittsburgh 2 New York 0. Other games include Chicago 9 New York 8 in 11 innings and Detroit 4 Philadelphia 1 with Boston 7 Cleveland 3 at night. Washington and St Louis posted 10 to 3.
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Phillips and Smith edge Schuetzes for third win
Phillips and Smith defeated Schuetze Clothiers 8 to 3 at Recreation Park to record their third Major League victory in five starts. Deb Sharel hit a homer and Brecklin and Dwyer contributed key hits as Phillips and Smith pulled away in the fifth and sixth innings. Ralph Phillips earned the win despite eight hits allowed as Schuetze Clothiers battled to the end.
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Sugar Ray Robinson May Face Difficult Weigh-In
Sugar Ray Robinson confronts a weigh-in challenge ahead of a 15 round title defense against Bernard Docusen at Comiskey Park. Officials require 147 pounds on the scales to defend, with late estimates placing his weight between 149 and 152, risking vacating the welter title if he fails.
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Giants Sign Conerly from Ole Miss in Draft Pick
The New York Giants announce the signing of Charles Conerly, Mississippi backfield ace and AP All America second team selection. He was the Giants' No 1 draft choice and set a 1947 season record for touchdown passes.
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Mangrum Favored In Victory Open
Slender Lloyd Mangrum is the favorite to win the $15,000 Chicago Victory tournament opening tomorrow at Midlothian Country Club. A victory would move him ahead of Ben Hogan for the money lead with about $17,944 this season. runners include Jimmy Demaret, Bobby Locke, and Skip Alexander. Ben Hogan is in Hollywood making a movie short and will not defend his title.
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Newhouser Fans Athletics In Night Debut Win
Hal Newhouser pitched a two hit 4 1 victory for Detroit over Philadelphia in the first night game in the city. Dick Wakefield hit his third homer, Pat Mullin drove in three runs, and Hoot Evers added two RBI as the Tigers won seventh straight. The Yankees lost to Chicago as Berra powered the comeback.
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Night game postponement in St Louis between Senators Browns
Rain and wet grounds forced the scheduled night game in St Louis to be postponed. Washington Senators and Cleveland Browns were the teams involved. A new date was not announced in the fragment.
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Baseball Has Little Threat of Gambling
Minor leagues president George M. Trautman says gambling influence in baseball is decreasing. He cites one lifelong ban for bribery in Winston-Salem and notes vast minor league reach with 438 towns in 58 leagues and about 15,300 players. He warns against overgeneralizing from isolated cases.
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Baseball's Clean Sport Claim Prompts Minor Leagues Growth
A remark asserts that baseball is a mighty clean sport and notes a surge in minor leagues over two years. The quote highlights optimism about the game's integrity amid expanding baseball farm systems.
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