Redman rolls year high with 717 in City league bowling
George L. Redman of Clinic Pharmacy leads with a 257 216 244 series totaling 717 the season's best. Stub Easton previously held the high mark at 708 for Bees Construction in City league. Ed Pickett and Delbert Share also posted strong scores in the same match.
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Delbert Share
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Maple Grove Inn
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Ainsworth Insurance
Black Hawks Lead Tight Western Division Finale
The Tri-Cities clubs top the western race as the NBA nears the final two weeks of the regular season. Oshkosh holds a narrow edge over the All-Stars with Sheboygan third after four games last week. Waterloo and Denver trail. Anderson Packers clinch the eastern division.
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Tri-Cities
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National Basketball League
Oshkosh
All-Stars
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Sheboygan
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Anderson Packers
Women’s Champions to Play at Augusta
A field of at least 28 champion women golfers begins the 10th Augusta titleholders tournament at Augusta Country Club in Georgia. The 6,627 yard par 75 course hosts stars like Patty Berg Babe Zaharias Louise Suggs Dot Kielty Dot Kirby and others who together hold more than 100 championships.
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Augusta Country Club
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Babe Zaharias
Louise Suggs
Dot Kielty
Dot Kirby
Cards Beat Yanks in Exhibition Victory
The St. Louis Cardinals defeated the New York Yankees 8 to 1 in an exhibition game. George Munger Jerry Staley and Bull Reeder pitched well limiting the Yankees to five hits and reviving the club after their first win of the series.
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St. Louis Cardinals
New York Yankees
Redbird
George Munger
Jerry Staley
Bull Reeder
Yankees
Milwaukee Eyes 1952 ABC Tournament Bid Amid Pressure
Milwaukee may host the American Bowling Congress meet in 1952 with hopes of resolving discrimination concerns by then. Chicago’s Gold Crown Beer team failed to retain the five man title, finishing near tenth in the standings as Bend Indiana’s Jimmy Smith led all players with 27 pins. Other rivals included Ned Day of West Allis and Jim Towns with Bill Sweeney of Chicago.
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Chicago
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Gold Crown
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Rowe Gears Two Bills Against Conservation Activity
Madison reports Assemblyman Rowe of Sturgeon Bay pushed two bills at a committee hearing. One would wipe out current game census reports hunters file with the department and the other would bar the conservation commission from taking fish eggs or fish from outlying waters and connecting streams. He argued the census undercounts and lacks enforcement and cited depletion of fish through egg removal in his district.
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Rowe
Sturgeon Bay
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Judge Orders Briefs On Player Ban Suit
Federal Judge Edward A. Conger heard arguments on a show cause order to lift bans on Max Lanier and Fred Martin in a suit by three suspended players seeking 2.8 million dollars and reinstatement. He gave both sides until next Tuesday to file briefs.
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New York
A. B. Chandler
Edward A. Conger
Max Lanier
Fred Martin
St. Louis Cardinal
Mark F. Hughes
Chandler
Hughes
Vogler Leads Seniors In 59 to 34 Victory
Ernie Vogler scored 23 points to lead the Monroe high school varsity seniors who defeated the underclassmen 59 to 34 in the high school gym last night. Pilz led the freshmen with 11 points.
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Vogler
Monroe High School
Ernie Vogler
Pilz
Dickey Coaches Pass On Hitting Tips To Garagiola
St. Petersburg report notes Bill Dickey, the New York Yankees coach and former star catcher, instructing Joe Garagiola and Yogi Berra in essential aspects of catching and hitting. Garagiola and Berra hail from the hill section of St. Louis, highlighting their shared roots.
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St. Petersburg
Bill Dickey
New York Yankee
Joe Garagiola
Yogi Berra
Garagiola
St. Louis Cardinal
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Hill
St. Louis
Seeded AAU Teams Open Deep National Basketball Tourney
The 42nd annual national AAU tournament moved into the third round with all eight seeded teams aiming for quarter finals. Phillips Oilers and Oakland Bitners loom as top contenders after opening with wins, while Oklahoma City university and Winston-Salem Hanes Hosiery also advanced to the 16-team bracket. East Central Oklahoma State posted 84-53 over Freeport, and Dayton Zimmermans 76-27 over Albuquerque Maloof highlighted the day.
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Oakland Bitners
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Oilers
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Bittners
Arlington
Winston-Salem
Hanes Hosiery
Chiefs
Billings
Mont
Lut— College
Decorah
Iowa
Oklahoma State
Freeport
Schuetze's Squad Wins Playoff in Narrow 2 to 25 Victory
Schuetze's hard driving team captured the municipal second round playoff title with a 2 to 25 win over the Waffle Shop at the high school gym. Charles Dwyer led with six field goals and one free throw as Harold Davidson and Thomas Stauffacher led the Waffle Shop scoring. The Schuetze defense forced opponents to shoot from beyond the free throw line and the outcome hinged on shooting accuracy. The teams set to meet Thursday night for the city championship after sweeping their first and second round wins.
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Waffle Shop
Charles Dwyer
Harold Davidson
Thomas Stauffacher
Revolta Nears Slam In Seminole Pro-Am Tourney
West Palm Beach revels as Revolta, veteran Evanston pro, eyes a grand slam at the Seminole club pro-amateur tourney. He tied for the lead in medal play with Lawson Little at three under par 67 and led the pro-am portion in a three-way tie after 18 holes with Phillips R. Turnbull and M. D. Grant as partners.
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West Palm Beach
Johnny Revolta
Evanston
Revolta
Lawson Little
Monterey
Calif
Phillips R. Turnbull
New York
M. D. Grant
State League Opens 126-Game Schedule May 5
The Wisconsin State baseball league will play a 126 game summer schedule from May 5 to Sept 5. Circuit Judge Arnold F Murphy league president announced yesterday. Opening day matchups include Sheboygan at Green Bay Wisconsin Rapids at Fond du Lac Appleton at Janesville and Wausau at Oshkosh. The second opening day May 7 features Sheboygan at Wausau Janesville at Wisconsin Rapids Oshkosh at Green Bay and Fond du Lac at Appleton.
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Marinette
Wisconsin State Baseball League
Arnold F. Murphy
Sheboygan
Green Bay
Wisconsin Rapids
Fond du Lac
Appleton
Janesville
Wausau
Oshkosh
Ohioans Favored To Capture Title
Bowling Green of Ohio rides a 15 game win streak into the national invitation semifinals at Madison Square Garden as the four point favorite over San Francisco. Loyola of Chicago meets Bradley in the other semifinal.
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New York
Bowling Green
Ohio
Madison Square Garden
Fighting Falcons
Kentucky
San Francisco
Loyola of Chicago
Bradley University
Play Opens Sunday in Catholic Tournament
Denver reports St. Norbert of De Pere Wisconsin will face St. Francis of Brooklyn in a first round national Catholic basketball tournament game starting Sunday.
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St. Norbert
de Pere
Wis
St. Francis of
Brooklyn
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