Softball Makeup Schedule and Title Race Update
The makeshift schedule lists Monday through Friday games for Farm Bureau, Benkerts, VFW, Waffle Shop, Gemplers, Luicks, Browntown, Schuetze, Carter Gruenwald, Lambo leys, Monroe Cardinals, Lena and more. In the major league Phillips and Smith lead Browntown by a half game as Browntown battles Schuetze Tuesday. a Browntown win could tie for first, a loss opens the race. In the minor league Gros sen's Tavern tops with four wins and one loss, while Benkert's and Farm Bureau chase the title needing two or three wins respectively, with a pivotal Benkerts versus Farm Bureau clash next Monday.
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Browntown
Carter-Gruenwald
Sehuetres
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Ain Ee
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Aoe Aw
Lamboleys
Farm Bureau
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VFW
Waffle Shop
Gemplers
Luicks
Schuetzes
Monroe Cardinals
Lena
Carter- Gruenwald
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Smith
Redmen
Benkert’s
Grossen
Benketts
National and American League Scoreboard Summary
Today's NL matchups Pittsburgh at Brooklyn Cincinnati at New York St Louis at Boston Chicago at Philadelphia Brooklyn leads with 15 Pittsburgh 3 Boston 4 St Louis 3 New York 5 Cincinnati 2 Chicago 7 Philadelphia 4. Tomorrow's NL schedule shows Pittsburgh at Brooklyn St Louis at Boston Cincinnati at New York with two 12:05 games and a 1:30 start. In the AL New York at Detroit Washington at Cleveland Boston at St Louis Philadelphia at Chicago. Yesterday's AL results Detroit 10 New York 9 Boston 12 St Louis 9 Cleveland 13 Washington 4 Chicago 11 Philadelphia 5. Tomorrow's AL docket has New York at Detroit with two games 12:30 and 2:30 Boston at St Louis two games 12:30 and 2:30 Philadelphia at Chicago 12:30 and 2:30 Washington at Cleveland 11:30 and 1:30.
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Brooklyn
Cincinnati
New York
St. Louis
Boston
Chicago
Philadelphia
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Badger Crew Third In Official Results
The Wisconsin crew finished third in the Marietta regatta after a IRA review of color footage changed the official order. The varsity race final standings were Washington, California, Wisconsin, Stanford, MIT, Columbia, Cornell, Penn, Princeton, Syracuse, Rutgers and Navy. The freshman race moved Princeton to second, and Navy dropped from second to seventh with a new finish order: Washington, Princeton, Cornell, Penn, Wisconsin, Boston University, Navy, Columbia, Rutgers, MIT and Syracuse.
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Wisconsin
Marietta
Rowue Association
Funay
IRA
Washington
California
Stanford
MIT
Columbia
Cornell
Penn
Princeton
Syracuse
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Navy
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Noor and Citation Clash in Golden Gate Mile Handicap
Albany Calif coverage reports a clash between Noor and Citation in the mile and a quarter $50,000 Golden Gate fields handicap. Citation has won 29 of 37 starts and has never finished worse than second, remaining the sentimental favorite.
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Citation
Albany
Calif
Second End
Tigers Rally Past Yankees In 10-9 Thriller
Detroit erupts for 11 home runs to beat the New York Yankees 10-9 at Briggs Stadium. Hoot Evers nails a two run shot in the ninth to pull the Tigers within two games of the AL lead before 51,400 fans.
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Red Rolfe
Detroit Tigers
New York Yankees
Hoot Evers
Detroiters
Yankees
Tigers
Evers
Joe Page
Briggs Stadium
Juniors Lose Cards Halted at Platteville
Monroe Cardinals led Platteville 1 0 through one half inning when rain halted play after Monroe took the field. Gene Mason singled and scored on Ernie Vogler’s infield grounder as Monroe led 1 0. Platteville Junior Legion won the preliminary 9 2 in five innings. Next games: Monroe hosts Belleville then Gardner Bakery Madison.
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Platteville Cardinals
Monroe
Gene Mason
Stoe
Ernie Vogler
Platteville Junior Legion
Cardinals
Belleville
Gardner Bakery
Madison
Ed Burke Ends Snead at PGA Classic in Columbus
Ed Burke the 43 year old club pro defeated Sam Snead 1 up in the second round of the mid century PGA classic at a Columbus course. Burke teamed with his brothers Billy and Pete for a 31 foot 5 iron eagle on the 18th to seal the win.
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PGA
Golf
Sam Snead
Eddie Burke
Billy Burke
George von Elm
Toledo
Eddie
Billy
Pete
Snead
Burke
Philadelphia Bowl To Chicago Teams
The Chicago Cubs and White Sox both won clubbing games against Philadelphia foes last night and faced the same opponents again this afternoon. The White Sox beat the Athletics 11-5 at Comiskey Park as Phil Masi and Dave Philley powered the offense with homers. Roy Smalley added a ninth homer with two on in the seventh.
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Chicago
Chicago Cubs
White Sox
Philadelphia
Sox
Athletics
Comiskey Park
Phil Masi
Dave Philley
Masi
Philley
Roy Smalley
Cubs Beat Phillies 7-4 at Shibe Park
The Cubs defeated the Phillies 7-4 in Philadelphia's Shibe Park. Bill Serena homered for Chicago as part of the win.
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Cubs
Phillies
Shibe Park
Philadelphia
Bill Serena
Jefferson Center Stops Luicks 11-5
Jefferson Center defeated Luicks Ice Creams 11-5 in softball. Dale Davis struck out three and walked two in five innings, Alan Roenneburg finished the seventh with two strikeouts. Don Van Wagenen hit two home runs for Luicks, Gordon Mohns added a three bagger for Jefferson Center. Tom Theiler Ken Luchsinger and Herb Bell stole bases. Phillips and Smith of Monroe major league play Jefferson Center here Sunday night.
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Twin Grove
Jefferson Center
Luicks Ice Creams
Monroe
Dale Davis
Herb Bell
Alan Roenneburg
Roy Beach
Bob Brawand
Don van Wagenen
Luicks
Gordon Mohns
Tom Theiler
Ken Luchsinger
Phillips and Smith
Cardinals Schedule Five Weekend Baseball Tilts
The Monroe Cardinals, 4 0, face a heavy slate including two Sunday home games and three next week. Tomorrow at 2 Belleville visits for a State Line league game as Dick Wainwright is expected on the mound. Gardner Bakery of Madison comes to Recreation Park in a non league contest, then Penn Electric visits Madison next Tuesday. Wednesday hosts Lena Ill, and Thursday takes the Cards to Shullsburg in the Southern State league.
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Monroe
Madison
Recreation Park
Fauerbach Brewery
Penn Electric
Penn Park
Lefty Andrews
Cardinals
Lena
Oshkosh Dominates Janesville to Lead State League
Oshkosh moved ahead of Janesville with a 2 0 victory Friday night as rain delayed other league games. A six inning downpour halted play and dashed the Cubs hopes of overtaking the top spot.
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Janesville
Associated Press
Oshkosh
Cubs
Ancient Oaks and Junipers Reach Two Thousand-Year Mark
Some oaks and juniper trees live to be 2,000 years old, surviving through centuries of climate shifts. Scientists note longevity variants among Quercus and Juniperus species, highlighting resilience in old-growth groves.
Badger Aces Sign With Chicago Sox
Two University of Wisconsin athletes, Robert Red Wilson and Gene Evans, signed contracts with the Chicago White Sox. Wilson was given a Memphis Southern Association contract and optioned to Waterloo Iowa in the Three I league. Evans, from Green Bay, was assigned to Colorado Springs in the Western League.
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University of Wisconsin
Robert ‘Red’ Wilson
Gene Evans
Chicago White Sox
Wilson
Memphis
White Sox
Waterloo
Evans
Green Bay
Colorado Springs
Park Week At Recreation Park Showcases Wide Activities
Activity week features morning swimming from 8 30 to 11 30 with pool open afterward. Tennis classes run by volunteers Heidi Pfaeffli and Ernie Vogler coach youth and men. Boys baseball and softball games 1 30 and 3. Rockets beat Indians 15 4. Nate Brand led Indians with two hits while Bill Flannery drew four walks for Rockets. Archery craft croquet ping pong and more fill the day. Next week the state recreation tennis district meet is set at Recreation Park.
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Recreation Park
Heidi Pfaeffli
Ernie Vogler
Rockets
Indians
Nate Brand
Bill Flannery
Monroe All-Stars Fall 4 2 To Beloit In Home Game
Monroe All Stars dropped their first league loss at home 4 2 to Municipal Electric of Beloit after seven Monroe hits but seven runners left on base. Beloit scored in first and fourth innings as Walter Bahler struggled with defensive support.
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Monroe All-stars
Municipal Electric
Beloit
Monroe
Walter Bahler
Pat Morse
Welch
Morse
McLoughlin
Marshall
All-Stars
Smith
Wagner
Bahler
Ted Kohl
Zaharias Aims for Fourth Western Open Title
Babe Didrikson Zaharias seeks to become the first woman to win the Western Open golf championship four times. She faces Peggy Kirk from Findlay Ohio, who reached the final by defeating Claire Doran of Cleveland 2 up in yesterday’s semi final.
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Babe Didrikson Zaharias
Chicago
Peggy Kirk
Findlay, O
Claire Doran
Cleveland
Reese Tops Marion In All Star Balloting
Harold Reese of the Brooklyn Dodgers led Marty Marion of the St. Louis Cardinals in National League shortstop voting for the starting all star lineup at Comiskey Park. Reese total 219,924 votes to Marion's 217,102 for the July 11 game.
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Harold (Pee Wee) Reese
Brooklyn Dodgers
Marty Marion
St. Louis Cardinals
Reese
Marion
Comiskey Park
Railroad Unions Faulted for Flouting Emergency Board
The board found the demand unjustified by all presented evidence and warned that granting the switchmen a pay advantage would burden railroad costs and unfairly favor one group of employees. This follows another case of a crippling strike urged by a union in defiance of an Emergency Board ruling.
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Western Railroads
Truman
Switchmen’s Union
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