Cardinals Fall To Bakers In Close Baseball Game
Monroe's Cardinals lost 5 2 to Madison Bakers with nine hits allowed. Don Zach earned the win for Bakers as MonroeError plagued the inning. Sydow paced Bakers with a double and a single while Purcell contributed two RBIs for the visitors. Next up, Cardinals travel to Platteville for an 8 30 p m game, then to New Glarus, before hosting Rockford Mattress Co. next week.
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Monroe
Cardinal
Madison
Gardner Bakers
Fainright
Don Zach
Wainright
Ernie Vogler
Ralph Brockert
Duane Sydow
Neuhauser
Tun
Brockett
Sydon
Bakers
Jerry Dwyer
John Walter
Bill Moon
Purcell
Leo Butts
Dwyer
Butts
Jack Calder
Moon
John Winzen-ried
Cardinals
Platteville
New Glarus
Rockford’ Mattress Co
Rockford
LaVern
Lefty) Andrews
Doug Hare
Green County Fast Freight
Glazners To Open Cage Season Here
Glazners basketball team announces its 1952-53 schedule beginning November 16 at home against New Glarus. The 7 home games and 6 road games include six non conference tilts and a slate featuring Beloit Brodhead Wisconsin Dells Darlington Stoughton and Fort Atkinson among others with dates through March 1 including Wisconsin High and Richland Center.
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Muur Reign Seriors
New Glarus
Monroe
Beloit
Brodhead
Wisconsin Dells
Darlington
Reedsburg
Wisconsin High
Baraboo
Stoughton
Evansville
Edgerton
Petty Berg Wins Weathervane Tourney at Deep Gate
Great Neck details Patty Berg clinching the Weather vane women’s cross country tournament amid a $5 000 grand prize and a $2 500 consolation prize for Babe Didrikson Zaharias. Berg shot 75 in the second 18 and beat her rival by one stroke after a 71 tie for the first 18 at Scarsdale.
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Great Neck
Fatty Berg
Babe Didrikson Zharias
Babe
Patty
Deep Gate Golf Club
Scarsdale Golf Club
Scarsdale
N. Y
Pafko Trade Brings $5,000 World Series Hope
Andy Pafko called his Cubs departure to the Dodgers like receiving five thousand dollars in world series money. Gene Hermanski, traded to Chicago, quipped that the Cubs were giving Pafko the payout.
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Chicago
Andy Pafko
Chicago Cubs
Brooklyn Dodgers
Pafko
Gene Hermanski
Cubs
Badgers Win First National Collegiate Rowing Crown
Wisconsin defeats Washington and Princeton to win the varsity intercollegiate rowing association regatta on the Ohio river. The Badgers finish over a length ahead in 7 50.5 as Peter Wackman steers the crew on his 21st birthday after moving from the pickup boat to stroke seat.
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Marietta
Wiconsin
Midwest
Badger
Washington Huskies
Princeton
Badgers
Ohio
Washington
Wisconsin
Peter Wackman
Wackman
Norman lSonju
Mencel Leads North To 83 70 Victory In All Star Game
Charles Mencel of Eau Claire sparked the North to an 83 70 win over the South in the third annual North South high school all star basketball game in Murray Kentucky. Mencel added 11 points as Wisconsin players fueled the late surge while Rube Schulz of Watertown contributed six points and Phil Manders of Wisconsin Rapids served as co coach.
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Mencel
North
Murray
Charles Mencel
Eau Claire
Pace
South
Wisconsin
Big Rube Schulz
Watertown
Schulz
Phil Manders
Wisconsin Rapids
Rocky Faces Lott in Ten Round Comeback Bout
Former world middleweight champion Rocky Graziano challenges Freddie Lott in a scheduled ten round bout tonight as he pursues another step up the comeback ladder.
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Rocky
Lott Baltimore
Rocky Graziano
Freddie Lott
Langston's Nine Defeats Vikings in Baseball Blowout
Monroe's Junior American Legion team, led by pitcher Bob Feller, defeated Stoughton 14 to 1 Saturday on four hits as Langston's Nine totaled 10 hits and Langston's nine built an 11 to 0 lead. Keith Wainright had three hits, Bob Carter tripled for the longest hit, Bud Donovan finished the game. The squad will travel to Evansville Wednesday, non league, with a twilight game to follow Friday here against Brooklyn.
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Bob Feller
Monroe
American Legion
Stoughton
Glenn Langston
Keith Wainright
Bob Carter
Bud Donovan
Feller Ln
Monticello
Evasville
Brooklyn
Shawano sports figure Ed Reed dies at 66
Ed Reed, 66, veteran sports figure in northeastern Wisconsin and father of Al Reed, head football coach at Green Bay East, died yesterday at a rest home. He also was father to Billy Reed of the Milwaukee Brewers and Russell Reed, who played for the Washington Senators and died in 1934.
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Shawano
Ed Reed
al Reed
Green Bay East High School
Reed
Wisconsin
Billy Reed
Milwaukee Brewers
American Association
Russell
Washington Senators
Sandlot Players Plan Chicago Trip
Sandlot players will travel to Chicago Thursday to watch the Cubs Braves game. Each participant must pay 1.25 dollars to Dolores Hodgson at the swimming pool bathhouse and return a parental permission slip. The recreation department rejects liability for accidents, with five adult supervisors and optional mixed lunches. The first 50 to sign will go. another group will be scheduled later.
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Sandlot Dascvan
Chicago
Chicago Cubs
Boston Braves
Dolores Hodgson
Joe E. Miller
Miller
Nathan Brand
Pete Johnson
Gary Coplien
Pat Broge
Frank Deininger
Daryl Amans
Bill Boyd
Wayne Boahn
Bob Becker
Butch Meyers
Ronnie Elmer
Dick Schultz
Nate Hare
LeRoy Rauscher
Jerry Davis
Ronald Ault
Clifford Bennett
Jerry St
Ken Norder
Barton Voegl
Karl Abelman
Don Martin
John Niffenegger
Jerry Newman
Donald Ingwell
Gary Hoesly
George Maueman
Roger Martin
Bob Andereck
Bill Mauerman
Kenton Potts
Danny Steffen
Charles Chase
David von Moos
Brewers Muff Chance To Regain Lead In Doubleheader
Brewers beat Indianapolis 11-7 in the opener but lost 5-3 in the nightcap. Kansas City fell twice at Louisville 6-3 and 1-0. Dom Dallessandro hit a three run homer with two on in the third for Indianapolis. Bert Thiel took the loss, relieved by Charlie Gorin in the fourth.
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Waukee Swaukee
Brewers
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Louisville
Dom Dallessandro
Bert Thiel
Charlie Gorin
Musial Still Leads In All Star Balloting
Stan Musial of the St. Louis Cardinals heads the first week of American League and National League balloting for the 18th all star game in Detroit on July 10. Nellie Fox of the Chicago White Sox is second, with Jackie Robinson of Brooklyn and Ted Williams of Boston following in voting totals.
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Pieeking— Allie
Yankees
The
Tigers
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Iapina &O
Chics
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Boston
Cine
St Lewis
Phila
New York
St Louis
Villadelphia
AMERI
York
Cleveland
Detroit
Philadelphia
Phade
Renu
St Lana
American Association
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Astianay
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Louisville
Toledo St Paul
Lamb
Indianapolis
Iataente
East
Toledo
Mills
Col A
Wisconsin
Sheboygan
Umicago
Vey
Vern Ouphens
Boston Red Sox
Ifans
Stan Musial
St. Louis Cardinals
Nellie Fox
Chicago ‘White Sox
Jackie Robinson
Brooklyn
Ted Williams
Matthews Beshore Set to Clash in Arena Showdown
Milwaukee reports Harry Matthews known as Kid Matthews will fight Freddie Beshore in the Arena tonight. Beshore, a 190 pound challenger, vows he has never been knocked down, while Matthews seeks another win after defeating Irish Bob Murphy in a sensational performance.
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Milwaukee
Harry
Kid) Matthews
Bob Murphy
Freddie Beshore
Oklahoma Wins NCAA Title Over Tennessee
The Oklahoma Sooners capture the NCAA baseball crown in a 3-2 thriller over Tennessee, finishing a five day elimination tournament. Pitcher Shirley, a 6-1 righty, limited Tennessee to three hits.
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Okahoma
Tennessee
Winona
Unleioma
Sooners
Oklahomans
Jack ‘Shirley
Richards Thanks Latin Americans
Chicago White Sox star players Aloma Minoso Carrasquel led a doubleheader sweep of the Athletics 4-1 and 9-0 in Philadelphia. Carrasquel starred in the first game with two hits and five chances flawless. Aloma pitched a five hit shutout in the second game while Minoso collected multiple hits and drove in two runs. Madison Wisconsin reports a June cash balance of 10,154,702 with May disbursements of 62,139,349 and receipts of 61,549,647. May investments total 377,867,541.
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Associece
Latin America
Muchas Gracias
Luis Aloma
Orestes Minoso
Arriba
Caracas
Chico Carquel
Steining
Paul Richards
Chicago White Sox
Havanna
Cuba
Venezuela
Aloma
Minoso
Carrasquel
Medias Blanca
White Sox
Athletics
Philadelphia
Chicago
Brillante
Randy Gumpert
Madison
Wisconsin
Warren R. Smith
Japanese engineer declares war over on Anthan Island
Junji Inoue a 43 year old Imperial Navy engineer emerged from hiding on Anthan island near Saipan and said the Pacific war is over after nearly six years. Navy officials said 18 sailors and one machine gun remain on the island 61 miles north of Saipan while hundreds of letters to the missing men urged peace and return home.
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Guam
Anthan Island
Saipan
Navy
Junji Inoue
Imperial Navy
Antahan
U. S
Inque
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Orangeville, Ill
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