Carter-Gruenwald Wins Major League Title in Softball
Carter-Gruenwald defeated Phillips and Smith 11-5 last night to claim the second round major league title and earn a meeting with Browntown, the first round titlist, for the championship. Tonights game starts at 7 30 as the final softball game of the 1950 season.
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Phillips
Smith
Browntown
Carter - Gruenwald
Tonhight
Monroe Cardinals
Benkett’s
Carter- Gruenwald
Baseball Standings and Scores for American and National Leagues
American League standings show New York leading with 83 wins and .629, Cleveland 80 wins, Boston 82? No, Boston 82. Yesterday results include Boston 10 New York 8 and Detroit 13 Cleveland 13 in 10 innings. National League lists Philadelphia 80-52 and Brooklyn 73-54 with several results. tomorrow schedules include Detroit at Chicago and Brooklyn at New York among others.
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Associated Press
St. Louis
Chicago
Philadelphia
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
New York
Boston
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Stagg Has New Plays At Susquehanna College
Amos Alonzo Stagg 88 years old unveils new plays in his 61st coaching year at Susquehanna University in Selinsgrove Pennsylvania. He says the details are secret but Mrs Stagg and he have worked on them all winter. Stagg's son Amos Alonzo Jr. is head coach with both parents as his top assistants.
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Stagg
Selinsgrove
Amos Alonzo Stagg
Susquehanna University
Pennsylvania
Amos Alonzo Jr
Redskins Triumph in Exhibition Over Yankees 24 to 7
Sam Baugh connected on crucial passes and Bill Dudley starred as the Washington Redskins defeated the New York Yankees 24 to 7 in a National Professional Football League exhibition game last night.
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Redskins
Kansas City
Sammy Baugh
Bill Dudley
Washington Redskins
New York Yankees
Brooklyn Bowling Association names officials for season
Brodhead Special Earl Carver elected president as league bowling begins Tuesday. William Reigle named vice president, Clifford Gilbert secretary, Lee Hall assistant secretary, and Ed St. Peter treasurer.
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Brodhead
Earl Carver
Brooklyn Bowling Association
William Reigle
Clifford Gilbert
Lee Hall
Ed St. Peter
Fiter Defeats Ashby for Title in 27 Holes
Duke Etter and Carl Ashby fought 27 holes at Monroe Country Club for the second flight title. After an even 18, Ashby closed gaps but Etter pulled ahead on the 27th. Etter posted nines of 42 41 42, Ashby 43 39 46. Semi finals and finals of the mixed foursomes loom as the only remaining matches. Cheese day weekend activity expected with many outside guests per Jimmy Forbes.
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Duke Etter
Carl Ashby
Monroe Country Club
Etter
Ashby
Jimmy Forbes
Albany Bowling Plans Prepared for Monday
Albany bowling prepares for league play as lanes reopen Sunday. Monday night league lists Nick Quint as president with William Hein as VP and Paul Baumgartner as treasurer. Harry Edwards serves as secretary. Women return for Wednesday bowling. Thursday league headed by Ralph Luedy with Kenneth Klossner Jr. as VP. Friday league led by Willis Kopp with Lynn Broughton as VP and Marion Wheeler as secretary.
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Albany
Nick Quint
William Hein
Paul Baumgartner
Harry Edwards
Ralph Luedy
Kenneth Klossner Jr
J. R. Schesser
Wilbur McCreedy
Willis Kopp
Oakland repeats as junior Legion champions with 11 0 win
Oakland, Calif held its second consecutive American Legion junior baseball championship and became the first team in 25 years to repeat. The Oakland squad crushed St. Louis 11 to 0 to clinch the title.
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Oakland
Omaha
Calif
American Legion
Legion
St. Louis
Hunters Plan Trials at Jefferson and Evansville Meet
The Wisconsin Raccoon and Fox Hunters' association will sponsor a field trial Sunday at Jefferson. The annual tri state meet is set for Oct. 1 at Evansville. A Poy nette trial has been postponed. R. J. Antes of Evansville is president.
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Wisconsin Raccoon and Fox Hunters’ Association
Jefferson
Evansville
R. J. Antes
Wisconsin anglers report excellent bite after Cheese Day
Wisconsin conservation officials describe fishing as ideal with muskies in most northern counties and lake trout up to 43 pounds in Bayfield. Pike bass and panfish show strong runs while many sportsmen prepare to switch to grouse hunting starting September 23.
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Madison
Wisconsin
State Conservation Department
Bayfield
Championship finals set in Southern Wisconsin Softball league
Championship finals in the Southern Wisconsin Softball league will be played Monday night at Yost Park on Highway 51. Walt's of Beloit and the South Beloit Legion team are the finalists in this annual tournament. Two girls teams, Janesville Pepperettes and Beloit Bombers, meet in the preliminary at 7 p.m. and the championship is scheduled to start at ...
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Southern Wisconsin
Yost Park
Highway 51
Walt’s of Beloit
South Beloit Legion
Janesville Pepperettes
Beloit Bombers
League Bowling To Begin Monday Night
Bowling opens Monday at Recreation Club and Pleasure Bend alleys with 19 leagues and 120 teams expected in the men's division. E H Schober secretary of the City ABC says scoring and schedules will be posted daily. Robert G Burler is this year’s City Association president. Monday nights feature five leagues at two venues including Recreation Club and Pleasure Bend with 7 pm and 9 pm starts.
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Recreation Club
Pleasure Bend
E. H. Schober
The
ABC
Robert G. Buehler
Pleasure
Argyle Men
Ted Kroll Leads Reading Open After Record 64
Ted Kroll a 31 year old veteran with 12 years on tour tops the field in the Reading Open after tying the course record with a 64 in the second round. He said his putting was solid as he prepared to stay in contention in the $15 000 event.
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ED Kroll
Reading
Ted Kroll
Kroll
Davis Captains Cheese Makers Returns to Preseason at LaCrosse
Gene Davis son of Mr and Mrs Roy F Davis reported for pre season football practice at LaCrosse State Teachers college on Sept 5 He had captained the Monroe Cheese makers football team in 1946 and is listed from 1200 21st avenue.
Williamson Says UW Well Advanced
Madison Wisconsin coach Ivy Williamson says the Wisconsin football team is further advanced than last year at this stage. He notes good workouts faster pace, better team familiarity, and progress through drills and platoon experiments as the Badgers prepare for a split varsity and junior varsity lineup after Friday’s workout.
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Madison
Ivy Williamson
Wisconsin
Badger
Williamson
Marquette Football Drills Emphasize Pass Protection
Milwaukee reports coach Lisle Blackbourn ordered an overhaul of forward pass protection and sent linemen and backs through defensive assignments. The team completed a week of drills focusing on kickoffs with tackle Joe Masnaghetti handling most of the booting duties.
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Hilltoppers
Milwaukee
Lisle Blackbourn
Marquette
Big Joe Masnaghetti
Giants, Indians Win. State League Playoff Hope
Oshkosh and Sheboygan, first and second teams in the Wisconsin state league, each need one more victory to close the first round playoffs. Thursday night saw Fond du Lac beaten 9 3 by the Giants and Janesville toppled 11 7 by the Indians.
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Associated Press
Oshkosh
Sheboygan
Giants
Fond du Lac
Ae Indians
Janesville
Bold World Titles Promised at Yankee Stadium
New York reports quoted lines from challenger Sandy Sada ler vowing to catch and KO his rival, while featherweight champ Willie Pep asserts he will win tonight. Both men issue bold predictions ahead of the bout at the stadium.
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New York
Sandy Sadaler
Willie Pep
Yankee Stadium
Browntown Protest Upheld by Commission in Softball Game
The Browntown protest over a minor league pitcher used by the Waffle Shop was sustained by the commission. Play resumes in the fourth inning where the protest occurred, with the remainder to be played Monday night and a following match against Carter Gruenwald for the second round title. The game stood 16 to 2 for the Waffle Shop when halted.
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Softball Commission
Browntown
Waffle Shop
Carter-Gruenwalld
Waftie Shop
Model Flying Group Elects New Officers
Charles Dwyer was elected president of the Monroe Model Flying club at an election of officers meeting Tuesday at the community center. John Calder Jr. was named secretary and treasurer and Pete Amos and Mike Kubly club reporters. Jack Stoltz is membership chairman. Total membership now stands at 24.
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Charles Dwyer
Monroe Model Flying Club
John Calder Jr
Pete Amos
Mike Kubly
Jack Stoltz
Giants Down Davis in Pro Football Exhibition
New York Giants beat the Los Angeles Rams 24 to 14 in a Thursday night exhibition. Giants rookie Forrest Griffith from Kansas helped drive two fourth quarter touchdowns as Glenn Davis drew attention from the 37,355 crowd.
Ex Army Star Makes Eastern Pro Debut
An ex army star marks his eastern professional debut as "Mr Outside" delivers a four yard scoring run midway through the first period securing the early advantage for his team.
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Army
Platteville Dairy Day Planned With Parade and Exhibits
Platteville hosts Dairy Day on Saturday September 16 with an 11 a.m. parade a stage show and cattle and 4 H exhibits. The Platteville Businessmen's Association sponsors the event.
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Platteville
The
Platteville Businessmen’s Association
St Paul shuts out Milwaukee 10-0 on Jim Romano masterful control
The Associated Press reports St Paul held Milwaukee hitless for seven innings and routed the Brewers 10-0. Minneapolis blanked Kansas City 7-0 to close within two games of the pennant. Columbus beat Louisville 4-1 while Toledo fell 5-1 to Indianapolis.
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Brewers
Associated Press
Jim Romano
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Columbus
Louisville
Toledo
Indianapolis
Fire injures workmen at Milwaukee tool plant
A flash fire at the Advance Tool and Die Casting Co department in Milwaukee sent twenty workmen fleeing through doors and windows. Twelve were taken to county emergency hospital after a hydraulic line leaked and ignited by hot metal, authorities said.
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Milwaukee
Advance Tool and Die Casting Co
George Stippich
European Horseman Calls for Horse Education in America
John Janssen of Roscoe, a Dutch-trained rider and stable operator, says many Americans lack knowledge of horse gaits and anatomy. He warns poor riding shortens a horse’s usefulness, contrasts European longevity of 20 to 25 years, and critiques the western saddle for rider comfort over the animal’s needs.
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Roscoe
Janssen
United States
Netherlands
Monroe
Europe
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