Indians Depend On Gordon Spark For Rallying Run Support
Gordon stars at second base for Cleveland with steady defense and a .300-plus average, driving in four as the Indians beat the Browns 16 1 to gain second place. The day also features Tigers sweeping White Sox, Red Sox over Yankees, Cubs and Phillies wins, and a late Pittsburgh curfew note.
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Associated Press
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Bobby Feiler
Lou Boudreau
Indians
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Tribe
Detroit Tigers
Chicago White Sox
Chicago
Boston Red Sox
Yankees
Philadelphia A
Washington
Cubs
Chicago Cubs
Boston Braves
Reds
Cincinna
New York Giants
Braves
Polo Grounders
Philadelphia Phils
Brooklyn Dodgers
Shibe Park
Dodgers
St. Louis Cardinals
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Two County Dairymen Buy Purebred Bulls
Two county dairymen recently acquired registered Holstein Frisian bulls. Changes list Will Norder in Ct purchasing Aland Legis Progressor Pontiac from ATL, Andrews, South Wayne, and Lynn and Lynch in Monticello purchasing Pie tertje Omsby Piebe from John Rhiner in Mt Horeb. Nina was a Sumerian deity with the name A Nin as a prefix.
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Norder, Ct
ATL
Andrews
South Wayne
Lynn and Lynch
Monticello
Pietertje Omsby Piebe
John Rhiner
Mt. Horeb
Preakness Past Faultless Aims for Belmont Stakes
Baltimore report notes Calumet’s Faultless as the top 3 year old to challenge in the Belmont. Jet Pilot shines in Derby, On Toast heads home to California missing the Belmont, Phalanx still seen as a major factor, while Lord B recalls last year’s grandstand finishes.
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Calumet Comets
Marbles
Louisville
Jet Pilot
Churchill Downs
Belmont
eFen
California
Phalanx
Lord Boswell
Lord B
Brodhead Juda Teens Dominate In Weekend Baseball Action
In a busy weekend slate Brodhead defeats Brooklyn 18 to 7 while Juda shells Monticello 12 to 4. Heyerdahl hits three safeties as Brodhead pitchers hold Brooklyn to seven runs aided by five errors. New man homers for Monticello and Juda bats explode for 12 runs in the first three innings led by Catcher Mike Newman.
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Brodhead High School
Brooklyn
Juda
Monticello
Ondh Cliff Eastman
Brodhead
Heyerdahl
Mike Newman
Bob Keen
Juda Boys
Lefty Andrews
Bob It
John Winzenried
Iso
Juda High Wins Over Monticello In Afternoon Contest
Juda high school basketball team defeated Monticello 12 to 4 Friday afternoon in Juda. Mrs. John Kopp and children visited Monroe on Saturday. Miss Helen Newman of Madison returned home Friday for a mother and daughter banquet with her mother Mrs Ted Newman. Edwin Rice of Detroit is visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Troy Rice for a few days.
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Monticello
John Kopp
Monroe
Helen Newman
Madison
Ted Newman
Edwin Rice
Detroit
Troy Rice
Locals Win First Home Talent Game in Monroe
Monroe wins 13-8 over Wiota in home talent league opener. Jim Disch hits a solo homer in the third after Wiota led 2-0. Delbert Indergard follows with a round-tripper, and Roy Beach pitched seven innings for Monroe before Charley Niles finished.
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Wiota
Jim Disch
Viota
Delbert Indergand
Roy Beach
Charley Niles
Wiota and Monroe slugfest as final frames decide game
In a high scoring game Wiota overturned a 4-2 lead after sixth inning when Gilbertson entered the rally. Don Wyss and Leo Butts led Monroe with two safeties apiece while Jor genson and Johnson added two hits for Wiota. Final inning surge featured Jack Dittmer’s single after Bud Flanders started the eighth with a triple to end the game.
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Viota
Zimmerman
Gilbertson
Don Wyss
Leo Butts
Monroe
Jorgenson
Johnson
Wiota
Moyroe
Ing
Jack Dittmer
Bud Flanders
Illinois Dominates Minnesota in Weekend Baseball Sweep
Illinois climbs to the head of the Nine Baseball race with two wins over Minnesota as Northwestern falls from first to fourth after two Wisconsin losses. Bob Sattler of Purdue nearly no-hit Saturday. Wisconsin beats Northwestern 6-5 under lights and 12-8 Saturday as John Kast sparks five inning surge. Lee Eilbracht leads Illinois with four hits in a 18-hit Saturday, while Iowa state and Ohio State split their series.
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Illinois
Northwestern
Wisconsin
Purdue
Bob Sattler
Boilermakers
Michiges
Jack Weisenburger
Sattler
Wildcats
Badgers
John Kast
Don Burson
Minnesota
Lee Eilbracht
Ilini
Ohio State
Hawkeyes
Jack Bruner
Towa
Scoreboard and schedule with mixed baseball results
Scoreboard shows multiple baseball outcomes including Boston 8 over New York 7 and Cleveland 16 over St Louis 1 with various league standings and tomorrow’s AL and NL schedules. A separate note reports firemen rescuing 11 year old Glenn Masterson after a pond accident at Welborn Kansas with a dam breach and delayed recovery.
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Boston
New York
Cleveland
St. Louis
Detroit
Chicago
Philadelphia
Washington
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Welborn
Kas
Glenn Masterson
Glenn
Kansas City
Louisville
Columbus
Milwaukee
Toledo
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Monroe Takes Third in Southern 10 Tennis Meet
Monroe finishes third in the team standings at the Southern 10 tournament held on intra mural courts in Madison. Dick Kundert and Ernie Vogler reached the singles final with Vogler winning 6-1 6-3. Baraboo's Jim Haight and Roger Kneer won the doubles title while Richland Center led the meet with strong showings in singles and doubles.
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Rangy
Ernie Vogler
Monroe
Madison
Richland Center
Baraboo
Jim Haight
Roger Kneer
Mon
Tkinson
Reedsburg
Portage
Dick Kundert
Vogler
Bob Ableman
Charles Niles
Jim Whiffen
Joe Prohaska
Wisconsin High
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