Phillips and Smith Rally Past Victory Tavern 108
In the opening night of the 1948 summer softball season, Phillips and Smith edged Victory Tavern 108 after a tense duel. Delbert Indergand Delbert Soddy homered for Victory Tavern but Phillips and Smith battered starter Wally Bahler for 13 hits across the game.
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Kundert Oilers
Grossen’s Tavern
Phillips
Victory Tavern
Renean
Smith
Grossen
American Legion
Ictory Tavern
Delbert Indergand
Delbert Soddy
Ralph Hawthorne
Archery Club Announces June 8 Picnic Plans
Monroe Archery Club met at the indoor range above Krogers store to outline a picnic at Recreation Park for June 8. Target practice is planned before twilight and officers will present the annual rent and business session. Plans for a field range will be discussed.
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Monroe
Highland Withdraws From Monticello Sectional Baseball
Highland will not compete in the Monticello WIAA sectional baseball tournament this weekend. WIAA assistant secretary Cliff Fagan announced the change, leaving three teams Ridgeway Benton and Monticello. Pairings will be determined by lot and the eight sectional winners will then be listed alphabetically for the state finals in Milwaukee June 4 to 3.
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Highland
Monticello
Cliff Fagan
WIAA
Associated Press
Marinette
Fagan
Wisconsin
Ridgeway
Benton
Robinson to Meet Docusen for Welterweight Title Bout
Plan calls for Sugar Ray Robinson to face Docusen of New Orleans in Chicago for the welterweight crown. Proposed date is June 17 at Comiskey Park with final approval by the Illinois boxing commission at its regular meeting Tuesday.
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Chicago
Ray
Sugar) Robinson
Rard Docusen
New Orleans
Comiskey Park
Illinois Commission
Baseball scoreboard of yesterday’s results
American League results show New York 16 over Detroit 5 and Cleveland 4 over Washington with Philadelphia 4 beating Chicago 3. St Louis 9 defeated Boston 4 in a night game. other games postponed or raining. American Association scores include Kansas City 13 over Columbus 19 in 11 innings, Indianapolis 8 over Milwaukee, Louisville 5 over St Paul, Toledo 5 over Minneapolis 2.
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New York
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
Philadelphia
Chicago
St. Louis
Boston
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
American Association
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Louisville
St. Paul
Kansas City
Columbus
Toledo
Minneapolis
Tomorrow's Schedule Features Philadelphia Washington Night Game
The schedule lists Philadelphia at Washington as the night game. Additional games include Chicago at Brooklyn, St. Louis at New York, and Pittsburgh at Philadelphia with only the Philadelphia Washington matchups highlighted as night events.
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American League
Philadelphia
Washington
National Chicago
Brooklyn
St. Louis
New York
Pittsburgh
Badger Crew Heads to Washington for Husky Race
Wisconsin boatmen coach Norm Sonja take the Badgers to Washington for a meet with the Huskies on Saturday. Varsity and junior events will race Washington crews, victorious over California last week.
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Badger
Madison
Norm Sonja
Wisconsin
Washington
Badgers
Huskies
California
Hogan Wins PGA Title Over Turnesa In Final
Ben Hogan, from Hershey Pennsylvania, defeated Mike Turnesa of White Plains New York 7 and 6 in the 30th PGA Championship final. Hogan dominated with precise wedges and irons, boosting his season earnings to 13,879.50 dollars. Turnesa, one of three brothers never to win PGA finals, failed to match Hogan's sub par scoring.
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St. Louis
Ben Hogan
Hershey
Hogan
Mike Turnesa
White Plains
N. Y
Lloyd Mangrum
Chicago
Turnesa
Bob Lemon Wins Fifth for Indians
Bob Lemon of the Cleveland Indians earned his fifth win as he shut out the Washington Senators 4 0. The 27 year old Long Beach California native added a third inning double to fuel a two run rally and extend Cleveland's half game lead over the Philadelphia Athletics. Ken Keltner left the game with an arm injury after being struck by a thrown ball.
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Don van Wagenen
Kundert
Associated Press
Cleveland Indians
Lemon
Bob Lemon
Tribe
Bob Feiler
Eolot
Rapid Robert
Feller
Long Beach
Calif
Washington Senators
Ken
Keltner
Cleveland
Indians
Philadelphia Athletics
Bob Savage
Buddy Rosar
White Sox
Chicago
Rosar
Hank Majeski
Yankees
Tigers
New York
Detroit
Vic Raschi
Boston
Browns
Red Sox
St. Louis
Paul Erickson
Philadelphia
Chicago Cubs
Phillies
Pittsburgh Pirates
Schoolboy Rowe
Pirates
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Jack Busch and His Orchestra
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Monroe High School
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Bluff View Park
Brodhead, Wisconsin
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