League Bowling Opens with multiple leagues and high scores
Bowling action lit up Recreation club and Pleasure Bend alleys as Minor Three Pleasure and Firemen leagues started at 7 and Classic and Argyle at 9. Reported top totals included Chuck Brandenburg 571 for Classic and Service Co. 2587 in team scoring, with numerous individual scores listed across teams and mising scores for some entrants.
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Green County Service Co
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Hawks
Owls
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Lou Smith
Robert Trickel
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W. Wells
Moose
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Six Badgers nursing injuries keep players from Monday workouts
Six Wisconsin football candidates sidelined by Saturday scrimmage injuries include guard Bob Kennedy and end Ken Sachtsen with others named from Madison Rhinelander Oconto Fort Atkinson and West Allis. Coach Williamson focuses on tackling and kicking with several position switches and Joe Kelly joining as freshman tutor. Twice daily practices run through the week with Wednesday and Saturday scrimmages. post Monday sessions halve.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Bob Kennedy
Rhinelander
Ken Sachtsen
John Schwartz
Oconto
Harry Gilbert
John Klement
Fort Atkinson
Bob Radcliffe
West Allis
Ivy Williamson
Jim Hammond
Appleton
Bob Petruska
Lake Mills
Williamson
Rollie Strehlow
Jerry Schaefer
Strehlow
Wausau
Boscobel
Schaefer
Joe Kelly
LaCrosse
Red Wilson
George Lanphere
Softball Finals Pushed to Thursday Night Showdown
Browntown holds first round title and will face Waffle Shop or Carter-Gruenwald for the city summer championship if weather cooperates. A Browntown win Thursday advances a second round title plan with Carter-Gruenwald or a Browntown/Waffle Shop rematch.
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Waffle Shop
Browntown
Carter-Gruenwald
Twin Cities Hopeful in Neighborly Playoff Clash
The Associated Press reports a home playoff tilt as Minneapolis opens a four out of seven series against Columbus, while St. Paul travels to Indianapolis aiming to upset the Indians. Twin City fans look for a pennant run in this neighborly postseason.
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Twin Cities
Associated Press
Twin City
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Columbus
Indianapolis
Indians
Fairchild Seeks Unions Support in Wisconsin Race
Fairchild addressed Milwaukee union members claiming the campaign to defeat Senator Wiley expands beyond organized labor. He argued Wiley’s record would mobilize a broad voter base against him across Wisconsin.
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Thomas Fairchild
Wiley
Taft
Ohio
America
Fairchild
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Monroe Cardinals Fall Short Against Madison Fauerbach
The Monroe Cardinals finished 33 3 with a 5 to 1 loss to Stoughton and three defeats to Frauerbach. Wainwright Loeffel and Ares each had eight wins, Andrews was undefeated, Monroe led the State Line league with 12 straight league wins and 319 runs scored to 121 against.
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Monroe Cardinals
Stoughton
Madison Fauerbach
Frauerbach
Wainwright
Loeffel
Ares
Monroe
John Walter
Andrews
Battling Tigers Open Home Stand Facing Senators
Detroit's Tigers begin a key home stretch at Briggs Stadium aiming to climb back into first place. Today Paul Trout starts against Washington ace Gene Reardon as Detroit trails New York by a half game after yesterday's double header loss. The schedule continues with three games against the Yankees then two with the Red Sox.
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Tigers
Briggs Stadium
New York
Washington Senators
Yanks
Boston Red Sox
Tiger
Red Rolfe
Senators
Paul
Diz) Trout
Washington
Gene Rearden
Baseball scoreboard National and American leagues
National League leads New York with 86 wins and 49 losses. Cleveland stands at 80-58 and Detroit hosts Washington with afternoon start times. Tomorrow shows Philadelphia at St. Louis, Washington at Detroit, and New York at Cleveland.
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New York
Cleveland
Washington
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Detroit
Brooklyn
Boston
Chicago
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Grid Squad Gets New Suits and Drills
The Cheesemakers held a shortened drill after new uniforms were issued. Coach Gay Steensrud arranged a defensive setup and two offensive units to run plays, then lined up punting kickoff and passing drills without helmets.
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Cheesemakers
Gay Steensrud
Fred Simpson
Steensrud
Ken Davis
Virgil Wenger
Bob Carter
Gary Scherer
Carter
California star Bob Celeri released by 49ers
San Francisco reports that quarterback Bob Celeri, who led California to last season's Rose Bowl, was cut along with seven other players by the San Francisco Forty Niners after limited exhibition game action.
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Bob Celeri
San Francisco
University of California
San Francisco Forty Niners
National Professional Football League
Marquette Unveils New Plays Ahead of NDSU Opener
Milwaukee Wisconsin Marquette University football coach Lisle Blackbourn introduced a slate of new running and passing formations on Monday. He said several patterns will be used in the season opener against North Dakota State at home on September 23.
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Milwaukee
Marquette University
Lisle Blackbourn
North Dakota State
Top Woman Golfers Face Tourney Trouble
The first round of the women s national amateur golf tournament produced no decisive favorites while Polly Riley from Fort Worth Texas prepared to face Mary Agnes Wall a veteran of the circuit Riley s win would threaten Wall s position as a top contender in the event and provoke trouble for other leading players in today s lineup.
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Atlanta
Polly Riley
Mary Agnes Wall
Miss Riley
Fort Worth
Texas
LaMotta Dauthuille Title Fight Set in Detroit Tonight
In Detroit two boxers meet for the middleweight title as Jake LaMotta defends against Laurent Dauthuille of France. The event unfolds amid NBA convention activity and fan chatter focused on the New York Yankees and BostonRed Sox standings.
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Detroit
Tigers
Jake la Motta
Laurent Dauthuille
France
National Boxing Association
Boston
LaMotta
Sportsman’s Gym
Bronx
Spanish leader dies at 86 once premier three times
Madrid reports the death of Don Alvara Figueroa Y Torres count of Romanones the premier who oversaw the liquidation of Spain's monarchy. He died last night at his Madrid home at age 86 and was among Spain's wealthiest men having served as premier three times under the monarchy.
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Madrid
Spain
Don Alvara Figueroa Y Torres
Count of
Romanones
Don Alvara
Jolson and Spaatz Head to Tokyo for Duty and Research
Singer Al Jolson and retired Air Force General Tooey Spaatz departed Los Angeles by Pan American clipper for Tokyo. Jolson plans to entertain troops in the Korean war zone while Spaatz will gather literary material.
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Spaatz
Los Angeles
al Jolson
Air Force
Tooey Spaatz
Tokyo
Myhre wins state pistol match title in Wisconsin
Capt. Carl Myhre of Janesville won the 10th annual state pistol match of the Wisconsin policemen's protective association with 876 of 900. Earl Christianson of Racine placed second with 871 and defending champion Eugene Nelson of Racine finished third with 868.
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Myhre
Janesville
Wisconsin Policemen’s Protective Association
Carl Myhre
Earl Christianson
Racine
Eugene Nelson
P J Sanders Named New Wausau Editor
Phillip J. Sanders aged 39 was named managing editor and chief editorial writer of the Wausau Daily Record-Herald by Publisher J C Sturtevant. He succeeds the late Mark R Byers after serving as assistant managing editor for a year and joining the paper in 1934 as a reporter.
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Wausau
Phillip J. Sanders
Wausau Daily Record-Herald
J. C. Sturtevant
Sanders
Mark R. Byers
J. G. Sanders
Katherine Sanders
Record- Herald
Thirteen Miners Believed Dead In Scottish Mine
In New Cumnock Scotland officials say 13 miners entombed at the Knock shinnoch mine are not expected to be alive. After a cave in last Thursday 116 men were rescued by weekend, leaving no trace of the missing 13 except dropped tools amid mud and coal blocking the shaft.
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New Cumnock
Scotland
Knockshinnoch
Giants Tie Series With Stabbing Line Drive Victory
Oshkosh left fielder Chuck Weidenbach ripped a sizzling line drive on a dead run to spike a Janesville rally and push the Giants to a 4-1 win in a Wisconsin state league final playoff game Monday night. Oshkosh leads two games to none.
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Janesville
Oshkosh
Chuck Weidenbach
Giants
Infant Suffocation in High Chair Tragedy
Green Bay report states 11 month old James Beth son of Mr and Mrs Herbert Beth suffocated when his chin snagged on a high chair tray after a brief period unattended. The mother left him momentarily and returned to find him trapped.
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Green Bay
James Beth
Herbert Beth
Roosevelt urges peace through strength at rally
Mrs Eleanor Roosevelt told 1,500 attendees at a Democratic rally in Los Angeles that the United States can achieve world peace by demonstrating strength to deter communism, stressing that Americans must show they mean what they say.
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Los Angeles
United States
Eleanor Roosevelt
Democratic Party
Ban Hits Polish Ship Batory Off New York
The Polish liner Batory was banned by the anti Soviet AFL longshoremen union and sailed without 82 tons of cargo they refused to load.
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New York
Batory
AFL
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