State Line League Names 20 All-Stars for Monticello Game
A 20 player roster was named for the State Line League all star baseball team to face the East Chicago Colored Giants at Monticello on July 17. Belleville led with six picks, Blanchardville and Monticello had four each, plus players from Monroe New Glarus Viota and Argyle. Henry Glaeden of New Glarus elected to manage, with C. H. Hageman and John Walter as assistants. Umpires will be chosen by the Monticello committee for the homecoming event.
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Monticello
Belleville
Blanchardville
Monroe
New Glarus
Viota
Argyle
Henry Glaeden
Glarus
Chicago Colored Giants
Glaeden
C. H. Hageman
John Walter
Com
Laverne
Lefty
E. Loeffel
Willy Elmer
Larry Suftesed
Bob Reich
Don O'Connor
Indiana
Russ Penniston
Charles Ingold
Brodhead July 4 Program Announced
Brodhead sets July 4 events with a 2 p.m. Beloit Colored Tigers vs Oakley baseball opener. A Sunday double header features Lawson Drugs of Oregon vs Beloit Playdium at 8 p.m. and Orfordville vs Juda at 9 p.m. A 7 45 p.m. stage show and 9 15 p.m. softball game Brodhead Legions vs Walt's Bungaloes highlight the night. Eddie Lynch and his Rock River Playboys perform. Legions also play Footville Friday night.
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Brodhead
Paul Bellman
Beloit Colored Tigers
Oakley
Lawson Drugs
Oregon
Playdium
Beloit
Fritz Smetzkoff
Madison
Orfordville
Juda
Brodhead Legions
Walt
Wisconsin Teams Win in Northern Loop
In a northern league night Superior defeated Abedreen 5 to 2 while Eau Claire edged Grand Forks 4 to 3. St Cloud beat the Fargo Moorhead twins 9 to 6 and Sioux Falls swept Duluth 4 to 0 and 8 to 4.
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Wisconsin
Superior
Abedreen
Eau Claire
Grand Forks
St. Cloud
Fargo - Moorhead Twins
Sioux Falls
Duluth
St. Louis Teams Defeat Cubs and Sox in Key Wins
The St. Louis Cards shut out the Cubs 5-0 while the Browns edged the White Sox 7-6 in 12 innings. Howie Pollett threw his second shutout, with eight hits allowed. Johnny Sullivan and Gerry Priddy delivered the decisive 12th inning for St. Louis. Additional AL games saw Philadelphia defeat Washington 6-1, New York top Boston 5-4, and Cleveland beat Detroit 4-2. NL results had Brooklyn over Philadelphia 5-3 and New York defeating Boston 2-1. Cincinnati and Pittsburgh were rained out.
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Associated Press
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St. Louis
Cubs
White Sox
Browns
Howie Pollett
Johnny Sullivan
Gerry Priddly
Sox
Philadelphia
Washington
New York
Boston
Cleveland
Detroit
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
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Team Enjoys Dinner at American Legion Clubhouse
Wenger and Kramer bowling team held a dinner last evening at the American Legion clubhouse on old Argyle road. Attending were Ben E. Kubly Kenneth Hall Harold Pickett Don Ple city Robert Kramer and Ernest Wenger.
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Wenger and Kramer
American Legion
Old Argyle Road
Messrs
Mmes
Ben E. Kubly
Kenneth Hall
Harold Pickett
Don Plecity
Robert Kramer
Ernest Wenger
White Sox Injury List Grows With Nine Casualties
The Chicago White Sox report nine players affected by injuries or ailments. Out for the season are Gus Zernial with a fractured collarbone and Herb Adams after a fence collision in Boston. Others sidelined include Fred Hancock and Ed Klieman, while Charley Kress Floyd Baker and Joe Tipton play hurt. George Metkovich faces a tooth extraction with an open date for seventh place.
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Chicago White Sox
White Sox
Gus Zernial
Herb Adams
Boston
Fred Hancock
Ed Klieman
Bobby Rhawn
Charley Kress
Floyd Baker
Joe Tipton
George Metkovich
Sox
Open Camp Thursday in Racine for Cardinals Tryouts
The St. Louis Cardinals will hold their baseball tryout camp in Racine this Thursday and Friday instead of Friday and Saturday as previously scheduled, according to club officials.
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Racine
St. Louis Cardinals
Evansville Plans Weekend of Sports
Evansville hosts a four day community celebration with baseball softball and a parade at Memorial Athletic Field Lake Leota activities begin Saturday at 2 p.m. with Monroe Junior Legion vs Evansville Juniors and 8 p.m. softball Edgerton Tobacco Exchange Bank versus Footville Merchants. Sunday features church service at the lake amphitheater and games between Oregon Evansville and Edgerton Kenosha MacZip pers with fireworks to close the day. Monday showcases a street parade with Cross Plains and Evansville high school bands and a 5 p.m. drum corps performance after the McFarland Evansville game.
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Monroe Junior Legion
Evansville
Memorial Athletic Field
Lake Leota
Edgerton Tobacco Exchange Bank
Footville
Oregon
Doc Meyers
Edgerton
Kenosha Mac Zippers
Cross Plains
Pitchers Duel Between Krueger and Kueltz Highlight Softball Tilt
A pitchers duel is anticipated as Alvin Butch Krueger of Beloit for Doc Meyers Edgerton faces Odie Kueltz of Belvidere in a tight softball matchup.
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Alvin
Butch) Krueger
Beloit
Doc Meyers
Edgerton Softball Club
Odie Kueltz
Belvidere
Protests Nullified In League Meeting
League managers voted two protests as no protest and refunded the $5 fee. Protests involved balk rule interpretation at Monticello June 12 and ground rules at Belleville May 29. Rosters were revised for second round play at the Monticello office, with Monroe adding John Walter as manager and 14 players listed.
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State Line League
R. W
Barney) Karlen
Glarus-Monticello
Monticello
Belleville-Blanchardville
Belleville
Village Farm Stakes Winners Named In Dual Divisions
Charles Ebert, Bob Ried er, Herb Bell, Ed Jordan and Rod Losberger led the field as Don Cunningham served as team business manager. In the first division Don Cunningham steered to victory while L. M. Brown’s Royal Blackstone captured the second division in 2 05 1.
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Pacer
L. M. Brown
Royal Blackstone
Steps Record Mile at Roosevelt Raceway
Westbury N Y William H Cane's Good Time set a new Roosevelt Raceway mile mark for a three year old with a time of 2 04 flat. The event highlighted Cane and his horse achieving a historic speed at the course.
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STEPS
Westbury
N. Y
William H. Cane
Roosevelt Raceway
Pentagon Gross Floor Area Over Six Million Square Feet
The pentagon reports a gross floor area exceeding six million square feet, about three times the size of the Empire State Building, highlighting its immense scale and complexity.
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Pentagon
Empire State Building
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