Darlington High Prepares for Monroe Game Friday
Darlington High School readies for a Friday season opener against Monroe High, aiming to reverse last year’s 31-0 defeat. Coach Walter W. Martens lists five veterans likely starters with a large turnout of 70 candidates and a strong reserve lineup.
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How They Stand and League Scores Rumored in Pro Baseball
The Kansas City section reports standings with Chicago leading the National League, followed by Brooklyn and Boston. National League results include Chicago 10 Brooklyn 7 and Philadelphia 2 Pittsburgh 0. Schedule notes list tomorrow’s NL games and two American League matchups.
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Batavia High Team Loses Before Season Opener
Batavia high school basketball team suffered an unscheduled loss yesterday months before the season opener. All five players from last year, eligible for this year, enlisted in the army in Chicago. The text also includes stray phrases about onions and vitamins.
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Five Big Nine Teams Ease Drills for Openers
Five Big Nine grid squads began tapering off ahead of opening games this Saturday. Illinois named probable starters for Pittsburgh led by Buddy Young and Julie Rykovich at halfback and Russ Steger at fullback. Purdue held light drills and sponsored public workouts under lights. Wisconsin’s Jim Regan out with a twisted knee will miss the Marquette game while Gunnar Johnson T A Cox and Armand Hoehn expected back soon. Indiana limited drills as Bo McMillin paced only one 3 hour session before Cincinnati. Iowa practiced with emphasis on kicking and prep for North Dakota State.
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Argyle grid squad of 29 reports for opening sessions
Argyle high school plans a football season with a 29 player squad under Coach Morgan. Key returnees from 1945 include Anderson Nelson Johnson Lunda Nysted Hauser Kipfer Martina Saalsan. Schedule lists Belmont Verona Brodhead Belleville Black Earth Mazomanie South Wayne with most games conference except Belmont Brodhead South Wayne.
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Louis Tapers Off Training Ahead of Mauriello Fight
Joe Louis finishes final sparring session in New York noting Tami Mauriello is easy to hit with either hand especially the left. He faced four sparring partners including Elridge Batman in preparation for tomorrow night’s Yankee Stadium bout.
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Butch Krueger Captures Wisconsin State Amateur Title
Beloit star Butch Krueger fired a 2 under par 142 to win the Wisconsin State Professional Golfers Association championship at Milwaukee area courses. Defending champ Hank Gardner finished runner-up at 144, with Joe Frank sharing third at 146 after opening 68. Len Gallett and Art Huebner rounded top finishers.
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Butch) Krueger
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Nicholson's Grand Slam Sinks Brooklyn in 10-7 Thriller
Nicholson hit a grand slam to power the St. Louis Cardinals past the Brooklyn Dodgers 10-7 as Chicago Cubs fearlessly pressed in the crowded pennant race. The Cubs beat the Dodgers 10-7 with Hank Borowy winning relief over Paul Minner. Braves clinched fourth by a 4-0 win over Cincinnati while Kenny Raffensberger blanked Pittsburgh 2-0 for the Phillies.
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Tigers Top Senators as Camelli Sparks Rally
Detroit protected its 24 percent edge in the league standings by pounding BoBo Newsom from the hill to beat Washington 11 to 7. Roy Cullendine filled in for Hank Greenberg and hit a three run homer to seal the Tigers’ cushion. The Yankees outlasted the Browns 7 to 5 with Joe DiMaggio driving in three runs for reliever Joe Page’s ninth win.
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Major Club Owners Back Most Player Reform Demands
Major league owners approve virtually all major reforms sought by players for 1947 documents. Key changes include a $5000 minimum annual salary and a $25 weekly allowance for spring training expenses beyond travel, lodging, and meals.
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Magnates propose 25 percent salary reduction limit
At a joint meeting of club owners from both leagues the biggest surprise was a cap limiting salary cuts to 25 percent of the prior season. The rule would protect top stars like Hank Greenberg and Joe DiMaggio, who could not be forced to sign for less than about $45,000 if the cap stands. The only escape for owners would be an unconditional release for the player.
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Mort and
Walker Cooper
Charley Keller
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Negus Named Wisconsin Captain for Marquette Opener
Fred Negus veteran center was named captain of the Wisconsin football team for the Badgers upcoming opener against Marquette. He recently returned from a long break and will lead the squad in the season debut.
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