Redmen Clinch Likely Top Seed With 8 3 Victory
Phillips and Smith led the Redmen to an 8-3 win over Schuetze's last night. Phillips allowed three hits through six innings and finished with seven frames, while Smith contributed two hits. Schuetze's fielding misplays aided the Redmen who moved to four wins and one loss, with Carter-Gruenwald and Browntown at two wins and one loss each as they chase the league lead.
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Baseball Scores and Schedules From Yesterday and Today
National League results Brooklyn 8 New York 5 Pittsburgh 1 Boston 0 Cincinnati at Philadelphia rained. Today St Louis at New York Cincinnati at Brooklyn Se at Philadelphia Pittsburgh at Boston. American League Chicago 4 Washington 3 in 11. New York at Cleveland. Tomorrow Boston at Chicago Philadelphia at St. Louis.
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Armed Gets Pastured At Calumet Farm Reaches $817475
New York report notes Armed to day returns to Calumet Farm Lexington Kentucky where he began as a troublesome youngster. The retired gelding ends his career as the third highest money winner in history with total earnings of $817475.
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Mayor Gets Mound Call Top Ball Game
The Monroe Cardinals resume play against the Beloit Colored Tigers at Recreation Park in a big American Legion benefit. Dedication ceremonies precede the game with remarks by Mayor Frank Buehler, Legion Commander Arthur Peterson, and City Recreation Director Larry Kitchen. No admission. red donation tags available at local stores.
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Boxer from Trieste Tiberio Mitri Eyes World Title Shot
Trieste born boxer Tiberio Mitri smiles at a possible world middleweight title bout with Jake LaMotta set for July 12 the night of his 24th birthday. Mitri credits Rocky Graziano for withdrawing with a fractured left thumb and notes LaMotta agreed to the match to avoid inactivity.
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Jefferson Center Wins 9-4 Over Union Hill in Softball
The Union Hill at Twin Grove game ended with Jefferson Center 9 Union Hill 4. Dale Davis pitched three innings allowing seven hits while Ernie Lehr gave up eight hits in three innings. Roy Figi of Union Hill allowed no hits and no walks but did not record a strikeout.
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Coast Track Squads Favored at Madison
Madison notes the Pacific Coast Conference led by Southern California is favored in the twilight 10th Coast Conference dual track meet at Randall Stadium. The Coast holds a 5-4 edge overall, with the Big Ten showing strength in distance events. Points are 5-3-1 for individuals and 5 for relay winners.
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White Sox Rally Past Senators In 11th Inning Battle
Marv Rickert homered to start the 11th and Nelson Fox drove in the go ahead run as Chicago edged Washington 4-3 before 7 638 at Comiskey Park. Randy Gumpert earned his first win against four losses while Ellis Kinder took the loss for the Senators.
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Brewers Fall as Columbus Sweeps Series 8 3
The Milwaukee Brewers were defeated by Columbus 8-3 to complete a three game sweep. Indiana blanked Minneapolis 5-0. Toledo and Kansas City split a doubleheader with Toledo winning 2-1 in game one and Kansas City taking the nightcap 8-0. St Paul vs Louisville postponed due to rain.
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Musial Leads All Star Ballot as Williams Closes Gap
Chicago Boston's Ted Williams moves into second place behind Stan Musial in the all star balloting for the July 11 game at Comiskey Park. Musial holds 112,208 votes, Williams 109,317, with Jackie Robinson and George Kell following in the top four.
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Wakefield Backed By Oakland Bosses Despite Slow Start
Oakland leaders defend Dick Wakefield the high paid west coast player as he posts a .216 batting average after 11 games in the Coast League. They expect he will prove worth his $17,500 yearly salary and say he may return to the majors before the season ends following a dispute with the Yankees.
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Badgers Face Elimination Challenge in NCAA Baseball Clash
Wisconsin and Alabama meet tonight in Omaha for a must-win NCAA tournament game. Both teams carry one loss. a defeat ends their run after Wisconsin won 7 to 3 in their opener and lost 5 to 3 to Rutgers. Washington State, unbeaten, faces Texas in the other game.
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Entering Regional Turnfest Draws Women Turners
Mrs. Mark Hoesly of Ciarno township competes in a regional Turnfest in Sheboygan. Women Turners from Chicago Milwaukee Sheboygan and New Ulm Minn participate in the event.
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U.S. Dairy Herd Improvement Associations Link Over a Million Cows
The report states that U S dairy herd improvement associations collectively cover more than a million cows across participating herds and regions, highlighting the scale of dairy breeding and data collection efforts.
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Janesville Cubs Eye Oshkosh Lead After 5-3 Win
Janesville's Cubs defeated the Giants 5-3 on Monday night to tighten its position near the Wisconsin state baseball league leaders. Sheboygan lost 38-2 to Appleton, Wisconsin Rapids beat Green Bay 7-6, Fond du Lac won both ends of a doubleheader against Wausau 10-6 and 1-0.
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Fruits and Vegetables Grow in Tibet Valleys
In Tibet’s valleys farmers cultivate a variety of fruits and vegetables. The crops benefit from high altitude soils and summer warmth, contributing to local food supplies and rural livelihoods. In recent seasons yields have varied with weather patterns.
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