Whiz Kids Laying Stop Yanks Plans
Phillies manager Eddie Sawyer faces the Yankees after Philadelphia clinched the pennant. Robin Roberts matches Don Newcombe in a tense battle at Ebbets Field as Dick Sisler homers in the 10th to snap a 1 1 tie and lift Brooklyn toward a miracle finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Reichler
Stowlie Reynolds
Yankees
Phils
Philly
Eddie Sawyer
Brooklyn
Roberts
Ed Robin
Don Newcombe
Dick Sisler
Sisler
George
Newcombe
Phillies
Ebbetsfield
Cal Abrams
Pee Wee Reese
Duke Snider
Snider
Abrams
Richie Ashburn
Stan Lopata
Eddie Waitkus
Ashburn
Football Scores and College Results From Recent Weekend
Giants beat Cleveland 6 to 0 while Green Bay defeated Chicago 31 to 21 and Pittsburgh won 26 to 7 over Washington. Los Angeles 35 edged San Francisco. College scores include Wisconsin 28 Marquette 6 and various Wisconsin teachers teams with mixed results.
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New York Giants
Cleveland
Green Bay
Chicago Bears
Pittsburgh
Washington
Angeles
San Francisco
Baltimore
Chicago Cardinals
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
New York Yanks
Detroit
Carroll Falls to Hope in 37-26 Weekend Game
Carroll College of Waukesha lost 37 to 26 to Hope College of Holland Michigan. Emil Ponton of Carroll produced a 92 yard scoring gallop, the longest in the game.
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Carroll
Carroll College
Waukesha
Hope College
Holland
Mich
Carrol
Emil Ponton
Sturgeon Catch On Chippewa River Near Jim Falls
Clifford Isely of 2110 11th Street is pictured with a 36 pound sturgeon caught on the Chippewa River near Jim Falls in Milwaukee Sunday paper. He estimates he fought the fish for about 20 minutes.
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Clifford Isely
11Th Street
Milwaukee
Chippewa River
Jim Falls
Isely
First deer licenses issued in Green county for 1950 51
Roderick and Lehman receive the county's first hunting licenses of the season with James Roderick of Juda as the first to obtain a deer tag numbered 132201. The county clerk reports 1100 deer tags 200 trapping licenses 600 raccoon tags available as early purchases begin.
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James Roderick
Juda
Green County
W. A. Dreibelbis
20Th Avenue
Earl Weckerly
15Th Avenue
Ernest Lehman
Orion W
Merwin P. Brager
Brodhead
H. A. Becker
Monticello
Wilbert Christen Jr
J. R. Evenson
Lith Street
Donovan L. Shaw
James A. Caldwell
William Moser
Lawrence F. Marty
Dean R. Zimmerman
Harrison Grenzow
Clifton C. Ault
11Th Street
Ralph W. Whitehead
Glenn Schmid
Blanchardville
Leon Marty
Albany
Ira L. Williams
Ben Ault
11Th Avenue
William Moon
14Th Avenue
Es Owen W. Keener
Donald A. Patterson
Arthur Patchen
Raymond H. Gessler
Gorham E. Trickel
10Th Street
Edward A. Loeffel
9Th Street
Marvin L. Fairman
Donald L. Fairman
Lee E. Smith
17Th Avenue
Herman Webber Jr
Donald Boss
18Th Avenue
Raymond Belke
Leo Gempeler
Carl Webinger
South Wayne
Rodger Sullivan
Mariel Porter
15Th Street
Theodore R. Weiss
Ross S. Martin
12Th Street
Otis M. Jacobson
Beloit
Rudolph Haskee
Browntown
John W. Faherty
24Th Street
Ray Dvorak Again Leads Badger Band at Camp Randall
Ray Dvorak returned to lead the Badger Band at Camp Randall on Saturday for the first time in three years. The long‑time band leader, who lost his right arm in 1948, quipped that he has always been a southpaw, continuing his conductor role despite his injury.
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Madison
Ray Dvorak
Camp Randall
Dvorak
Philadelphia Gave Flag Winning Boys Smash Homecoming
The Philadelphia Phillies returned home as National League champions for the first time in 35 years triggering citywide celebrations. Police counted 5 000 fans at North Philadelphia station and 15 000 at 30th Street station as Manager Eddie Sawyer and owner Bob Carpenter greeted the crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orla Robertson
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Phillies
Phillies
Central City
City Hall
Pennsylvania Railroad
North Philadelphia
Eddie Sawyer
Sawyer
Bob Carpenter
30Th Street
Charles H. Sample
Badgers beat Marquette 28 to 6 in season opener
Wisconsin quarterback Bob Petruska threw two touchdowns and set a new Wisconsin backs single game passing percentage while Frank Volm led Marquette with the lone Golden Eagle TD. Coach Ivy Williamson noted modest Wisconsin offense and praised Illinois after their 28 2 win.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Marquette
Bob Petruska
Badger
Lake Mills
Frank Volm
Hilltoppers
Volm
Ivy Williamson
Badgers
Petruska
Felker
John Simcic
Illinois
Champaign
Williamson
Illini
Ohio University
Ilinois
Dwyer Wins The Evening Times Pick the Winners Contest
Charles Dwyer Jr led the second Saturday contest with the best score though he mis judged several games. Mrs. Sherman Hodgson won second on points with 73 while Hahlen had 84 and Hendrickson 89. First prize is 5 dollars, second 3 dollars, third 2 dollars.
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Charles Dwyer Jr
10Th Street
Evening Times
Sherman Hodgson
Lake Drive
Robert J. Hahlen
20Th Street
Robert Hendrickson
15Th Avenue
Dwyer
Holy Cross
Dartmouth
Indiana
Nebraska
Michigan
East Lansing
Alabama
Army
Oklahoma
Yale
California
Duke
South Carolina
Northwestern
Wisconsin
UCLA
Texas
Southern Methodist
Washington
Packers Dump Bears In Traditional Game
The Green Bay Packers defeated the Chicago Bears 31 21 to win the 64th meeting between the storied rivals. Trailing 7 3 at halftime the Packers capitalized on three breaks in the third period as Ted Fritsch added a 30 yard field goal and Kim Keane and Julie Rykovich scored for Chicago briefly. Lukack added three conversions for the Bears as the crowd of 24 893 watched.
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Green Bay
Green Bay Packers
Chicago Bears
National Football League
Packers
Bears
Ted Fritsch
Johnny Lukack
Kim Keane
Julie Rykovich
Lukack
County Gun Club Shoot Draws Large Crowd and Prizes
A pre hunting season shoot at Grant's Maple Grove Inn grounds drew about 1500 spectators from up to 100 miles. Everett Keel led Green County Red and Gun club with prize donations from local merchants. 171 squads competed as Ken Mayer and Bob Maurer kept traps functioning while Mrs. Harold Thurston directed the crowd and announcements. Profits will fund Green County conservation work.
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Grant
Maple Grove Inn
Green County Red and Gun Club
Everett Keel
Green County
Ken Mayer
Bob Maurer
Harold Thurston
Bucb
Kessler
Turner Hall
Rod and Gun Club
Argyle Dominates Belleville In Fall Festival Football
Argyle State Line league team defeated Belleville 29 to 14 Saturday. Kohler Lane and Fritz Erickson scored touchdowns with Erickson adding a third quarter drop kick for two points. Belleville replies came from Disch and Doyle as Argyle held a 7 to 6 edge in first downs while gaining 200 rushing and 137 passing yards to Belleville's 250 and 123.
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Argyle
Belleville
Kohler
Lane
Fritz Erickson
Pat Lunda
Erickson
Disch
Doyle
BieTte H Oka Te
Baseball League Leaders Highlight 1949 Season
National League standout Musial of St Louis hits .346, Ennis of Philadelphia drives in 125 RBIs, Kiner of Pittsburgh tops homers with 47, and Maglie of New York leads pitching with 184 wins. American League features DiMaggio and Kell among batting leaders, Rosen tops homers with 37, and Ford of New York leads pitching with 9 1.
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Musial
St. Louis
Robinson
Brooklyn
Torgeson
Boston
Stanky
New York
Ennis
Philadelpha
Kiner
Pittsburgh
Snider
Schoendienst
Ashburn
Philadelphia
Bell
Pafko
Chicago
Jethroe
Reese and
Goodman
Kell
Detroit
DiMaggio
Rizzuto
Stephens
Dropo
Wertz
Triale
Doerr
Evers
Rosen
Cleveland
Lemon
Reynolds
Ford
Raschi
Cincinnati
Washington
Chicago St. Louis
Pet. Gan
Red Sox
Tigers
Sox
Yankees
Doby
Indians
National League
Phillies
Braves
Ee Eee
Kruszewski
Eds
Eee Eee
Furillo
Dodgers
Elliot Braves
Cubs Patko
Eee Ee
Gordon
Kirkwood Wins Ozark Open in Springfield
Joe Kirkwood Jr edged defending champion Dave Douglas to win the Ozark Open in Springfield. Kirkwood finished 54 holes with a 201 total, 18 under par, earning $1,000. Douglas shot 64 for the final 18 holes but finished at 205.
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Kirkwood
Springfield
Joe Kirkwood Jr
Dave Douglas
Douglas
Attendance Dips Across Major Leagues in 1950 Season
Unofficial AP survey shows 17,226,824 fans attended 1950 baseball, down 15 percent from 1949. NL drew 8,025,169 and AL 9,201,655. 1949 totals were 20,215,365. Phillies, Dodgers, Pirates, Cardinals, and Yankees branch notable attendance, with only Phillies and Reds failing to top a million in 1949. Brooklyn shows largest NL drop.
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New York
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Phillies
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Cincinnati
New York Yankees
Detroit
Cleveland
Boston
St. Louis Browns
Phils
Philadelphia A’s
Zaharias Wins National Women's Open By Nine Strokes
Babe Didrikson Zaharias captured the national women's open golf title with a 72 hole total of 291 in Wichita Kansas. She finished nine strokes ahead of amateur Betsy Rawls of Austin Texas who posted a 300.
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Wichita
Kas
Babe Didrikson Zaharias
Betsy Eo
Austin
Tex
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