Wainwright and Davis Qualify for State Track Meet
Monroe's Dick Wainwright won the 440 yard dash and Gene Davis placed third in the 880 at Janesville, earning state meet berths in Madison next Saturday. Wainwright clocked 54.4 seconds in the 440. Davis finished third in the 880 as Gene Whelan of Oconomowoc set a stadium record of 2:01.6.
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Standings and upcoming games in American Association and leagues
American Association results show Toledo 4 0 Minneapolis 0 2 St. Paul 6 9 Columbus 0 6 Milwaukee 6 3 Indianapolis Louisville 4 1 Kansas City 0 and more. Tomorrow's National League games Cincinnati at Brooklyn Pittsburgh at New York St Louis at Philadelphia. American League Boston at Detroit New York at Cleveland Philadelphia at St Louis. American Association Columbus at Louisville Milwaukee at St Paul Toledo at Indianapolis Minneapolis at Kansas City.
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Chick Evans Heads for British Amateur Crown at 56
Chick Evans, at age 56 and soon to be 57, flies to Britain to challenge for the British Amateur Golf Championship at Birkdale. The veteran, who first played the event after a 35 year cattle bust, aims for a title he never secured. The revived meet starts in a week as Evans pursues one last major in a storied career.
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Ferriss Aims To Duplicate 20 Wins As Freshman
Boston Red Sox righthander Dave Ferriss seeks a sophomore 20 win season after a 4 0 shutout of Detroit and a 21 win rookie year. The AL leaders split a twin bill with Detroit as Newhouser matched Ferriss, and St Louis took a pair from Philadelphia.
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Badgers Hold Big 10 Baseball Lead Amid Title Scramble
Wisconsin holds a 7-2 Big 10 record after a split with Ohio State and leads the chase for the league title. Michigan and Minnesota remain in mathematical contention as Illinois climbs to second with solid pitching from Marv Rottblatt. The race tightens with Iowa Indiana Northwestern and Chicago also in the mix as rain affected schedules in Madison and Minneapolis.
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John K Tener dies at 82 former Pennsylvania governor and NL president
John K Tener, 82, former governor of Pennsylvania from 1911 to 1915 and president of the National League from 1913 to 1918, died after a two week illness. Born in Ireland, he moved to the United States at age nine and settled in Pittsburgh.
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Pheasant Mating Call Counting by Radio Aids
North Dakota wildlife specialists James Kimball and Roy Bach advance a counting method for pheasant mating calls. Kimball uses dawn roadside counts to estimate roosters and total birds, while Bach adds a 360 degree radio microphone to filter sounds and extend hearing range. Their system, adopted in several states, aims to improve accuracy especially in low population areas and may be adaptable to other species.
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Golfers brace for Memorial day rules change locally
Tee Geeen From Tee Geeen notes a pre-war style round with Monroe County players using classic balls that still click and gain distance. A large turnout is expected for the season’s largest tournament, with restrictions and oats field practices announced, and preparations for a Wisconsin amateur meet at Kenosha CC led by Chet Becker and a slate including Dieckhoff, Biffle, Share, and Wallie Miller.
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Fastest Field Yet In State Amateur Event Revealed
The junior division promises the fastest field for a state amateur event as returning veterans compete. Defending champion Wilford Wehrle, formerly of Racine, leads a strong roster. Col Chester Allen and his wife from Beloit were weekend guests of O A Moldenhauer and enjoyed time at the links.
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Third Base Problems Of Tigers And Red Sox Seem To Be Solved
The Detroit Tigers traded outfielder Barney McCosky to the Philadelphia Athletics for third baseman George Kell over the weekend and then sold veteran Mike Pinky Higgins to the Boston Red Sox for an undisclosed cash amount, addressing two major infield weaknesses.
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Brewers Split With Indians as Homeruns Decide Both Issues
Brewers split with Indians in a doubleheader with homeruns deciding both games. Milwaukee won 6-3 in 10 innings, Indians took the afterpiece 4-3. St Paul swept Columbus 6-0 and 9-6, Louisville took a split with Kansas City 4-0 and 1-3, while Toledo and Minneapolis traded shutouts 4-0 and 2-0.
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