Singles Mark Set At 253 by Tackett Women Bowl 174s To Lead Majors
Cadiz league night features Tackett’s 253 and multiple 174 games by Frieda Wuetrich Leona Gruenwald and others. Crystal Tower leads Women Majors with strong 174 marks as Babler Fritz Wittwer and several clubs post wins and high series across the night.
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Tackett Tap
Frieda Wuetrich
Leona Gruenwald
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Wuetrich
Gruenewald
Nie Cadeee Erickson
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Keglerettes
Patricia Rifle
Lucille Ames
Rollie
Janet Hillbrand
Berniece Holstopple
Lanz Insurance
Montgomery Electric
Frieda Swiggum
Benkett
Kingdon
Super Service
Duffy's
Fritz Wittwer
Delton Davis
Rockets
LaVerne Boeck
Corn Pickers
Ed Hartwig
Badgers and Hilltoppers Bear Down in Scrimmage
Madison notes University of Wisconsin coach Ivan Williamson praised a defensive scrimmage as much improved. Sophomore backs Jim Hammond of Appleton and Ed Withers of Madison received special praise. Marquette watched rainily then held two long defensive scrimmages on a muddy field in the afternoon under Coach Frank J. Murray.
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Ivan Williamson
University of Wisconsin
Williamson
Jim Hammond
Appleton
Wis
Ed Withers
Marquette University
Frank J. Murray
Middlecoff Enters Kansas City Open Golf Event
National Open champion Cary Middlecoff says it is as tough to win smaller tournaments as major ones. He joins about 70 pros and many amateurs in the first round at the 6319 yard par 72 Swope Park course in Kansas City.
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Millers Tip Brews to Climb in standings
The Minneapolis Millers moved to fourth in the American Association by sweeping the Milwaukee Brewers in a twinbill. They won 5-4 in the opener and 4-3 in the nightcap.
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Associated Press
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American Association
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Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
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Milwaukee
Santa Monica Writer Craig Rice Shows Signs of Consciousness
Santa Monica detective novelist Craig Rice, 41, found comatose Monday night, has spent about 40 hours unconscious and is reported to be showing signs of consciousness and improvement at the hospital today.
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Santa Monica
Wisconsin entrant graces Miss America pageant gown lineup
Phyllis Ann Kessler of Green Bay appeared in the evening gown segment as the first preliminary round opened in the annual Miss America contest in Atlantic City.
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Atlantic City
Wisconsin
Phyllis Ann Kessler
Green Bay
Monroe to Close Season With Top Contests at Recreation Park
Monroe baseball winds up its season Sunday at Recreation Park with a high profile pair of games. Shullsburg, the team that has beaten them before, travels to the grounds to face Monroe, with either Ed Withers of Rockford or Justin Edge set to pitch against Dick Wainwright. Later, Madison Gardner Bakers visit under lights to meet Lefty Andrews, featuring Steve Zach or Otto Oliverson on the mound, after Zach's no hitter against Adams Friendship. Danny Markham of Brodhead plays second base for Madison.
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Recreation Park
Shullsburg
Galena
Ed Withers
Rockford
Justin Edge
Dick Wainwright
Madison Gardner Bakers
Lefty Andrews
Bakers
Steve Zach
Otto Oliverson
Zach
Adams
Danny Markham
Brodhead
Madison
Orangeville Hustlers Capture 4-H Ball Title
The Orangeville Hustlers 4H club defeated the Florence Flitters 21 to 9 on Read Park's east diamond Sunday night for their ninth straight win and the engraved trophy. Key players included captain Charles Roderick, Richard Jensen, Edwin Schmidt, Glenn Pinnow, Harold Zimmerman, and others. Merrill Mays leads the club.
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James
Orangeville Hustlers
Florence Flitters
Florence Township
Read Park
Charles Roderick
Richard Jensen
Edwin Schmidt
Glenn Pinnow
Harold Zimmerman
Gene Witrich
Robert
Scoreboard Club Pet New York Boston and league results
Scores and schedules for the Scoreboard Club Pet. New York 631 Boston 607 Cleveland 591 Detroit. Details list home and away records, standings, and yesterday and tomorrow’s games across American and National leagues with multiple city matchups and rain postponements.
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Haberman Restored to UW Football Eligibility
Madison Wisconsin restored end Haberman to eligibility after a recomputation showed his grades satisfactory. Haberman, a two time letter winner, may rejoin the team following the university decision.
Cardship Cubs 3-2: Yanks Stop Boston
The Chicago White Sox dominated the St. Louis Browns 7-1 but the Cardinals beat the Cubs 3-2 to remain a game up in the National League. Bill Wight notched his 12th win as Chicago attendance was 2,210. Joe Page starred for the Yankees in a 5-2 win over Boston, striking out four of five faced. Boston trails by 2½ with 19 games left. rain washed out Cleveland Detroit Philadelphia Washington games. Cards lead NL by one game.
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St. Louis Browns
St. Louis Cardinals
Chicago Cubs
Bill Wight
White Sox
Browns
Chicago
Wight
Joe Page
New York Yankees
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Yanks
Boston
Allie Reynolds
Bobby Doerr
Red Sox
Sox
Ellis Kinder
Eddie Lopat
Detroit
Washington
Our Time Wins Fox Stake at Indiana State Fair Harness Race
Our Time, a bay two year old pacer, captured the $29,767 Fox stake for two year olds at the Indiana State Fair yesterday. Alemite, the season's fastest pacer, entered the $5,000 class 14 stake and had three heats this year under 2 minutes. Last year he was involved in three photo finishes in the same stake. Owner Octave Black of South Plainfield.
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Octave ; Black
South Plainfield
Freeport Old Men Challenge by 73YearOld
Charleston veteran T C McKinley at 73 offers to play either participant in a tennis match scheduled Sept 18 in Freeport Illinois. The event pairs 80 year old Dr David M Bokhoff of Freeport against F T O’Brien of Chicago who issued an open challenge to beat anyone over 50.
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T. C. McKinley
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McKinley
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Auditors Complete Trap Shoot Figures
Auditors finished figures for the 60th Grand American trapshoot nine day event. About $220,000 in purses were distributed among 1,800 competitors. Oliver Webb of Washington DC topped the meet with a perfect 100 and won $5,442. Pete Donat of Antwerp and J W Sondeman of Lima split second and third prizes guiding a rare perfect-score Grand American handicap outcome.
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Hne
Ray E. Loring
Amateur Trapshooting Association
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Pete Donat
Antwerp
J. W. Sondeman
Lima
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Gridders Sign Quarterback Hardy and Rykovich
The Chicago Cardinals acquire quarterback Jim Hardy from the Los Angeles Rams and the Chicago Bears sign Julie Rykovich a former Notre Dame and Illinois halfback from Gary Indiana in a pair of NFL moves.
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Chicago Cardinals
National Football League
Jim Hardy
Los Angeles Rams
Chicago Bears
Julie Rykovich
Notre Dame
Illinois
Gary
Ind
Monroe High School grid roster lists 64 players
Monroe High School Coach Gay Steensrud sent 64 players to a long scrimmage at Recreation Park after rain delayed outdoor practice. New candidates struggled with unfamiliar plays, and the roster includes seniors, juniors, sophomores, freshmen, and eighth graders across linemen and backs with numerous names listed.
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Gay Steensrud
Monroe High School
Recreation Park
Steensrud
Richard Bruni
Albert Buri
James Hyland
Don Ivey
Edward McArdie
Neil Holcomb
Paul Hartwig
Adm Leahy Illness Cancels Ashland Reception
Admiral William D. Leahy, former presidential chief of staff, fell ill with a stomach and intestinal upset prompting the cancellation of a reception in Ashland yesterday. Doctors reported his condition improved, allowing plans to depart by train to Chicago then Washington. Leahy had recently returned to his old hometown and was hosted by John Chapple, editor of the Ashland Press.
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William D. Leahy
William J. Tucker
John Chapple
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Ashland Press
Terrifying 24-Hour Village Shooting Captured in Quebec
A crazed man armed with a shotgun terrorized Point Comfort for 24 hours firing at neighbors and motorists. Police captured Nicholas Perrier late yesterday with no injuries reported.
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Quebec
Nicholas Perrier
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