Lamboleys Rally Tops Waffle Shop To Halt Major Loop Lead
Lamboleys beat Waffle Shop 17-17 in a tied minor league showdown as Lamboleys scored two in the final inning. Carter Gruenwald and Lamboleys share the league lead at 3-1 with next Monday’s postponed clash looming. Waffle Shop stands 2-1. Walt Bahler earned the win for Lamboleys.
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Neuenschwander
Staffen
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Grossen
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Winers
Bechtolts
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Leopold
Wayne Segner
Bob Marty
Ready Mix
Gemplers
Browntown
Phillips
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Bowlers Awarded ABC Buckles for High Scores
Vic Corson and Al Wuetrich earned best buckles with bowling emblems for top season scores. Corson produced a 697 three game series and Wuetrich a 279 single game. Buckles honor city association bowlers with the season’s two high totals.
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al Wuetrich
Corson
Wuetrich
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al Mielke
American Bowling Congress
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Yesterday's Stars and Scores Prompt Baseball Report
Eddie Yost of the Senators sparked a 7 3 victory over the Yankees with three singles a double and a walk five at bats driving in two and scoring twice. Sal Maglie pitched a three hitter as the Giants blanked the Dodgers 4 0. National League New York defeated Brooklyn 4 0 Philadelphia routed Boston 7 0 Chicago beat St Louis 7 5 in 11 innings Pittsburgh edged Cincinnati 3 2. American League Washington toppled New York 7 3 Chicago defeated Detroit 11 3 Boston overwhelmed Philadelphia 13 5 Cleveland downed St Louis 6 4 in 11 innings. American Association Milwaukee beat Indianapolis 4 3 in 14 innings Louisville won 8 7 at Kansas City St Paul 4 3 Columbus 2 7. Wisconsin State League Wausau 4 3 Sheboygan 1 1 Fond du Lac 16 Appleton 5 Green Bay 10 Oshkosh 2 Janesville 8 Wisconsin Rapids.
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Tiger Manager Takes Back Pre-Season Sox Prediction
Detroit Tigers manager Red Rolfe retracts his pre season forecast for the Chicago White Sox after seeing them perform. Minnie Minoso leads AL batting with three hits in five trips and the Sox build a two game lead, while Rolfe notes Boston and New York pose stronger challenges and praises the White Sox speed and power.
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Allie Reynolds
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New York
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Brewers Rally In 14 Innings To Beat Indianapolis
Milwaukee Brewers win a 14 inning 4-3 victory over Indianapolis on a Billy Reed double and John Logan single. Harry Fisher belted a pinch homer for Indianapolis in the seventh to take the lead before Al Unser tied it with a ninth inning homer, Unser's 11th. Dick Hoover earned the win, Forrest Main took the loss.
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Unser
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Irish Bob Murphy Set for LaMotta Fight at Yankee Stadium
New York tonight features Jake LaMotta versus Irish Bob Murphy in a 12 round bout at Yankee Stadium. Murphy, 29, a former sailor and 6 to 5 favorite, seeks a win to earn a title shot against light heavyweight champ Joey Maxim. The bout draws strong fan interest as a shore leave brawl.
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Cochell and Huebner Reach NCAA Tennis Fourth Round
Top seed Earl Cochell of Southern California met Larry Huebner of UCLA in the feature match of the NCAA tournament. Tony Trabert Hugh Stewart and Robin Willner also advanced to the fourth round.
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Earl Cochell
Southern California
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UCLA
Tony Trabert
Cincinnati
Hugh Stewart
Robin Willner
Pierce Leads in State Senior Golf Tourney
Milwaukee golfer Earl Pierce carried a one stroke lead into the final round of the state senior tournament after a 77 yesterday, totaling 155 for two rounds. He pursues first prize as light winds and fair greens test the field at the club.
Reese Leads Vote Chase for All Star Shortstop
Brooklyn’s Reese moves to first in the balloting for the 18th an nual all star game in Detroit to be played July 10. He holds 706,329 votes against Alvin Dark’s 698,458 as the final 72 hours of voting begin. Gil Hodges leads first base and Jackie Robinson tops second base while Bob Elliott leads at third.
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Harold (Peewee) Reese
Brooklyn
Detroit
Reese
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New York Giants
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Dodger
Gil Hodges
Jackie Robinson
Bob Elliott
Boston Braves
Golf and tennis notes from college and international events
Columbus golfer Samuel Kocsis of the University of Detroit won bronze in the NCAA tournament with rounds of 67 74 for 141. Beverly Hanson, national amateur champion from India residing in California, turned professional. Wimbledon reports eight American women led by Louise Brough and Mrs. Margaret Osbourne DuPont opening in the all England tennis championships.
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Samuel Kocsis
University of Detroit
Pittsburgh
Beverly Hanson
India
Calif
Louise Brough
U. S
Margaret
Osborne DuPont
Giants Hand Dodgers 4-0 Defeat in Key NL Clash
Sal Maglie pitched a three hit game to lead the New York Giants to a 4-0 win over the Brooklyn Dodgers. Whitey Lockman and Eddie Stanky homered as the Giants won their third straight, while Preacher Roe saw his 10 game win streak end. The Dodgers dropped their third consecutive defeat after two shock losses in Pittsburgh.
Wisconsin men qualify in NCAA golf meet
Columbus Ohio report states Curt Jacobs and Doug Koepeke of Wisconsin passed their qualifying tests in the NCAA golf tournament. Jacobs shot 71 74 145 to finish fifth in medal play while Koepeke posted 75 77 152. Notre Dame's Tommy Veech from Milwaukee shot 76 71 147.
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Widow seeks removal of Mulcahy as co executor
Mrs Margaret Kelly the widow of former Chicago Mayor Edward J Kelly asked probate court to oust Michael F Mulcahy a former sheriff and attorney as co executor of the estate alleging he has wasted and mis managed assets of the estate.
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Michael F. Mulcahy
Margaret Kelly
Mulcahy
Ted Williams Pulls Off Infield Run Tag Play
Boston outfielder Ted Williams executed a surprising rundown double play by tagging Philadelphia catcher Joe Astroth after Astroth misread the alert Sox defense. The chain went Pesky to Goodman to Stephens to Doerr to Moss to Williams.
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Sox
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Vern Stephens
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Bob Doerr
Les Moss
Moss
Williams
Pesky
Stephens
Doerr
Jerry Nuzum Trial Opens in 1949 Las Cruces Slaying
Jerry Nuzum, former Pittsburgh Steelers halfback, faces murder and manslaughter charges in the 1949 death of Ovida Cricket Coogler, an 18 year old Las Cruces waitress. Eight state witnesses testified on opening day as a district court jury was formed.
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Nuzum
Ovida
Cricket) Coogler
Pittsburgh Steelers
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Miss Coogler
Sandlot Teams Clash In Key Race For Standings
Hickory Cheese and Schuetzes were set to meet in a pivotal sandlot baseball game that could reshape the standings. Schuetzes leads the loop with no losses, Red's Grill stands 2 1, Hickory Cheese at 1 1. A Hickory win would create a three way tie for first as Friday's all stars visit Stoughton at 2 p m.
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Red’s Grill
Stoughton
Kinney Named Head of Monticello Legion
Albany Special Anthony Kinney was elected commander of the McDermott Steindorf American Legion post at the annual meeting last night. Other officers include Robert Burdick first vice commander Lester Arnold second vice Robert Grossman adjutant and finance officer Nelson Miller Maurice Ringhand sergeants at arms C H Gelbach service officer and historian. Officers will be installed at a county ceremony Aug 10.
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Albany
Anthony Kinney
McDermott-Steindorf American Legion
Robert Burdick
Lester Arnold
Robert Grossman
Nelson Miller
Maurice Ringhand
C. H. Gelbach
Floor scrubber by S. C. Johnson new home device
A rotary floor scrubber and polisher made by S. C. Johnson and Sons, Inc. of Racine is added to this week’s new products list. The home use device features three eight inch brushes for scrubbing polishing and buffing.
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S. C. Johnson and Sons, Inc
Madison Won’t Seek Intercollegiate Rowing Regatta
Madison chamber of commerce committee discussed holding the Intercollegiate Rowing Association regatta to be held at Marietta Ohio in 1950 and 1951 and agreed it was not feasible for the event here. The University of Wisconsin crew scored its first and only victory in an IRA regatta June 16.
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Madison
Five Lakes
Intercollegiate Rowing Association
Marietta
Madison Chamber of Commerce
University of Wisconsin
Playground Events Begin at Brodhead Park
Playground activities started at North Side park led by Steven Edl. The group set Tuesdays for supervised Beloit Municipal pool visits by school bus. Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays are reserved for play and competitive games.
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North Side Park
Steven Edl
Beloit Municipal Pool
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