Wenger and Kramer Win 10-Inning Thriller Over Waffle Shop
Wenger and Kramer edged Waffle Shop 5 to 4 in 10 innings at Recreation Park after a late protest over a missed bunt. Center fielder Gilbert Rockey sparked a pivotal play, and Krattiger limited Waffle Shop to four hits as Wenger and Kramer rallied for two runs in the 10th to claim the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenger
Kramer
Waffle
Ind
Recreation Park
Waffle Shop
Wi Shop
Gilbert Rockey
Tom Stauffacher
Stan
Rockey
Cabby Meyer
Ed Witton
Jim Boyer
Dale Veach
Ed Krattiger
Wally’ Schuetze
Gene Mason
John Shager
Hamer
Kleckler
John Krattiger
Herb Pfund
Baumgartner's
Victory Tavern
Phillips
Smith
Miller
Chuck Ebert
Veach
Warenop
Mangin
John Wagner
Dirk Wainwright
Wagner
Wainwright
Scori
Krattiger
Schuetz
Grossen’s Tavern
Johnson Motors
Grossen
Johnson
Open Match Play Opens in Women's Western Golf
Margaret Gunther, Tennessee state champion, shoots two over par 76 to lead the opening match play round of the 6th Women's Western Open. Babe Didrickson Zaharias and Beverly Hanson follow, as Mary McMillin meet Patricia A ny in the first round amid windy conditions at Skycrest’s 6439 yard course.
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Cicage
Margaret Gunther
Asco Et Eeene
Miss Gunther
Tennessee
Skycrest
Babe Didrickson Zaharias
Beverly Hanson
Fargo
N. D
Mary McMillin
Wisconsin
Patricia |Any
Grosse Isle
Mich
Areen Bay
Michigan
Big Nine and Pacific Coast Meet at Northwest Stadium
Western conference trackmen favored to win their third straight dual meet against the Pacific Coast in a 16 event twilight clash at Dyche stadium Northwest starting at 1 pm. The 76 Big Nine and 43 Coast athletes bring top form in a historic eight year series with Coast ahead earlier in the series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Pacific Coast
Northwest
Eru
Dyche
Semi-Century Golf Tourney Opens At Monroe Club
The Semi-Century Golf Association opens a two day event at Monroe Country Club with ten southern Wisconsin and northern Illinois clubs. Play begins at 10 am with locals. by 1 pm all clubs are represented for low gross team and handicap flight contests.
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Wisconsin
Monroe Country Club
Golf Association
Monroe
Freeport Country Club
Beloit
Reeport
Sterling
Lena
Dixon
Morrison
Rockford
Rockford Country Club
Forest Hills
Mau Nah Tee See
14 From Notre Dame Invited to All Stars
Jonnny Lujack and 13 Notre Dame teammates were added to the collegiate roster for the annual all star game at Soldier Field August 20. Michigan also had a mass invitation, leaving both unbeaten lines ready to face the NFL champion Cardinals. The Notre Dame squad includes Lujack, Russ Ashbaugh, Bob Livingstone, William Gompers, Floyd Simmons, William O Connor, George Connor, Ziggy Czarbski, George Sullivan, Gasper Urban, Ignaigo, Bill O Connor, George Strohmeyer, and Art Statute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Jonnny Lujack
Notre Dame
Soldier Field
Michigan
Oncage Cardinals
Lujack
Russ ‘Ashbaugh
Bob Livingstone
William Gompers
Floyd Simmons
William O'Connor
George Connor
Ziggy Czarbski
George Sullivand
Gasper Urban
Joe! Ignaigo
Bill O'Connor
George Strohmeyer
Art Statute
Robinson Docusen Bout Postponed Again
Robinson and challenger Docusen saw their welterweight title bout pushed back after rain and failure to make 147 pounds. The fight at Comiskey Park was reset for next Monday as weather and weight issues stalled the clash.
Musial Opens 28-Point Lead In National League Batting Derby
Stan Musial surged to a 28 point lead in the National League batting race with a .392 average after 23 at bats in 28 hits. Tommy Holmes of the Boston Braves who had led recently fell to second. Ashburn, Patko, Westlake and others followed with lower marks as the standings shifted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Stan Musial
Tommy Holmes
Boston Braves
Musial
Holmes
Ashburn
Philadelphia
Patko
Chicago
Westlake
Pittsburgh
Gordon
Biatnik
Furillo
Brooklyn
Cutine
Wyrostek
Cincinnati
County Junior Tennis Tournament Opens at Recreation Courts
The Green county junior tennis tournament starts at Recreation Park courts today and runs through tomorrow. Entries close at 10 p.m. at the park bath house or the county office. Classes include junior boys under 18, boys under 15 before Jan 1, 1948, and girls under 18. Winners advance to the district tournament by July 3, with state finals in Milwaukee on July 16 and 17. Sponsors are a Milwaukee newspaper and the Nen Recreation association.
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Green County
Recreation Park Courts
Lawrence L. Kitchen
City Recreation
Park Bath House
Milwaukee
The
Nen Recreation Associaion
Sudden Day Nl Scores And AAL Results
Yesterday's National League results include St Louis 1 Boston 0, Brooklyn 5 Pittsburgh 2, Cincinnati 4 Philadelphia 3, with American League games New York 13 Cleveland 2 and St Louis 9 Philadelphia 8. Washington at Detroit postponed by rain. Milwaukee 14 Minneapolis 4, Indianapolis 5 Toledo 4, Kansas City 10 St Paul 2 in American Association. Tomorrow's NL schedule lists six night games including St Louis at Boston and Cincinnati at Philadelphia along with other matchups.
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St. Louis
Boston
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
New York
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Toledo
Kansas City
St. Paul
Chicago
Cincinnati Cena
Philadelphia - Boston
Detroi
Todianapolis
Columbus
Toledo E
Louisville
Sauer's 20th Homer Sparks Reds Victory in Philadelphia
Hank Sauer belted his 20th homer of the season in a 4-3 Reds win over the Phillies in Philadelphia. The 29-year-old righthander tied a club record for righties, boosting Cincinnati after a late-season skid. Alpha Braun's 1-0 win over Warren Spahn kept the Braves atop the National League standings.
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Associated
Fress
Hank Sauer
Cincinnati
Reds
Philadelphia
Ernie Lom
Frank Meick
Cincinati
Alpha Brazie
Warrenspahn
St. Louis Cardinals
Braves
Boston
Brazie
Spahn
Pittsburgh Pirates
Dodgers
Brooklyn
Allie Reynolds
Yankees
Cleveland
Joe DiMaggio
George Stirnweiss
DiMag
Ken
Eltner
Browns
Philadelphia Athletics
St. Louis
Wausau Woman Withdraws As Committeewoman
Mrs Estelle Morrison of Wausau chooses not to seek reelection as Wisconsin Republican national committee woman. Walter J Kohler Jr, state delegation chairman, announced the move saying no successor is chosen yet and several names are under discussion. Morrison cites spending much time in Albany Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Estelle Morrison
Wisconsin
Walter J. Kohler Jr
Morrison
Wausau
Albany
Ore
Ted Williams Raises Batting Average to .411 Mark
Ted Williams of Boston remains the AL leader as he posts a .411 average after 11 hits in 21 at bats, boosting his season pace and widening the gap over rivals. Cleveland’s Lou Boudreau holds .369 in second, with Bob Brown at .342 and other leaders listed.
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Ted Williams
Boston
Illiams
Cleveland
Lou Boudreau
Boudreau
New York
Bob Brown
al Zarilla
St. Louis
Johnny Lindell
Geoge Kell
Detroit
Walt’ Evers
Vic Wertz
Pat’ Mullin
Luke Appling
Chicago
Louis Walcott Confident Ahead of Heavyweight Title Bout
Joe Louis and Jersey Joe Walcott expressed strong confidence ahead of their 15 round title clash at Yankee Stadium. Louis, aiming for his 25th defense in what he says will be his last bout, weighed about 213 pounds and expects to scale 214 to 215 at weigh-in. Walcott, the comeback contender, is optimistic after training in New Jersey and plans to check in near 195 pounds in New York. Gate projections hover around $900,000 with a 55,000 crowd. TV and radio receipts extra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Joe Louis
Joe Walcott
Yankee
Walcott
Louis
Max Schmeling
Mike Jacobs
Twentieth Century Sporting Club
Prompton Lakes
N. J
Jersey Joe
Grenloch
Monticello Social News From Madison to Belleville
Mrs. O D Curtis reports visits and guests among Monticello families. Herman Karlen and relatives host, with extended visits from Davis, Freitag, Elmer, Walters, and Stauffer clans. Trips take members to Monroe, Belleville, New Glarus, Beloit and the Black Hills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman G. Kar Ien
Ira Davis
Will Lawrence
Madison
Herman Feenji
Monroe
Harvey Earl Elmer
Milo Thurston
Lawrence Grayty
Richard Freitag
Harvey Elmer
Calvin Stauffer
Lawrence Blum
New Glarus
Emil Blum
Nic Freitag
Werner Elmer
Belleville
Adam Duerst
Claudia Allan
H. A. Walters
Carlton Walters
Brillion
Black Hills
Yellowstone National Park
R. C. Bowen
Cineinn
R. W. Karlen
Lawrence
James
Arlyn
Springfield
Ore
Herman G. Karlen
Wisconsin
Fred N. Stauffer
Corvallis
Carl and
New Glarus Social Roundup and Local Visits
Mrs. Millard Tsehuay and Mrs. Fritz Weber with Jamil Belleville called on Friday afternoon. Leo Fahey and wife Belleville were business visitors that day. Arthur Zweifel and Mrs. Zweifel toured Chicago and Evanston. Hoesly and Barton families returned from a Canada fishing trip. Walter Wenger left for a two week vacation. Clarence Vollmer, Vernon Tschudy returned from Tomahawk vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fritz Weber
Jamil Belleville
Leo Fahey
Belleville
Arthur Zweifel
N. K. Zweifel
Chicago
Earl Zweifel
Evanston
Joseph C. Hoesly
Joseph H. Hoesly
Harland Barton
Canada
Walter Wenger
Clarence Vollmer
Vernon Tschudy
Tomahawk
Open Bicycle Test for Olympic Team Berths
American top bicyclists begin a four day campaign to win Olympic berths here tomorrow. The city becomes a hub for wheelmen with two 135 mile road races, two 1000 meter events paced and unpaced, and a 100 meter match competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snuwaunce — Vey
America
Brodhead By Mrs. Donald L. Collinge
Miss Lillian Knudson at University of Oklahoma Norman visits with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Allie Knudson. Miss Priscilla Shaw Milwaukee visits with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Clancy Shaw. Civics club members trip to Cave of the Mounds and Little Norway: Mrs. Stanley Wraight, Mrs. Fred Henry, Mrs. G. D. Richardson, Mrs. Frank Mauermann, Mrs. William Behrens, Mrs. L. D. Hahlen, Mrs. Leo Scheberle, Mrs. George Charles accompany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Knudson
University of Oklahoma At
Norman
Allie Knudson
Priscilla Shaw
Milwakee
Clancy Shaw
Civics Club
Cave of the Mounds
Little Norway
Mmes
Stanley Wraight
Fred Henry
G. D. Richardson
Frank Mauermann
William Behrens
L. D. Hahlen
Leo Scheberle
George Charles
Yellowstone Lake Tops Wisconsin Lake Project Ranking
Clarence Benkert of the state conservation department seeks approval for a nine mile southwest of Blanchardville project to create Yellowstone Lake. It would span about 2000 acres with 65 to 70 percent submarginal land, include two dams, and provide public hunting and fishing grounds with recreational facilities under Benkert’s supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellowstone Lake and Conservation Area
Clarence Benkert
13Th Street
State Conservation Department
Benkert
Lafayette
Argyle
Lafayette County
Blanchardville
Allen Haakon
Joseph Corbin
Wisconsin
Yellowstone
Sawyer County
Maurice Gabroud
Fayette-Blanchardville
Connelly
Benert
Youth Assembles Gun And Holds Up Driver
Milwaukee police report a young passenger assembled a sawed off shotgun from parts concealed in his leg during a ride in an outskirts area. He pointed the weapon at the driver Vir ginia Hamel and ordered her out before fleeing in the cab, later found abandoned by deputies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Virginia Hamel
Miss Hamel
Race
Sheriff's Deputies
Yugoslavs Liberate Two American Privates
Yugoslavs freed two American privates who had been AWOL since June 9. The soldiers are Saverio C. Tremarki of Philadelphia and John R. Wright of Johnson City Tennessee. Their absence had not been announced before the army communique disclosed the liberation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trieste
Jugoslavs
Saverio C. Tremarki
Philadelphia
John R. Wright
Johnson City
Tenn
Duff Won't Compete With Foot Strain At Bloomfield
Ohio State track star Lloyd Duff said he doubts he can compete at the AAU meet in Bloomfield New Jersey because a tendon strain in his foot from a Dayton meet last Saturday limits his participation.
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Duff
Cleveland
Lloyd Duff
Ohio State University
Bloomfield
N. J
Dayton
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Brodhead
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Richardson Electric
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