Badger Petroleum Sets Team Record In Five Bowling Leagues
Badger Petroleum set a season high with a 965 first game in the City league at Pleasure Bend, led by John Shager with 243. Other top scorers included Bernard Lee 201 and Ed Brecklin 193. Rees Construction won two games. Badger Petroleum won one as five leagues posted strong totals and individual marks, with Shager 593 and Pickett 610 featuring among leaders.
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Browns Cut Sox's Lead to One Game
The St Louis Browns sold stars to Boston for 375000 and last night the Red Sox lost 3 1 reducing Boston's American league lead to one game over New York Cleveland closed to 2 percentage points after beating Washington 6 3 with Larry Doby driving in five runs The Yankees lost to Detroit 2 1 then won 8 4 Joe DiMaggio hit his 300th career homer as Boston and the league races tightened with Pittsburgh and Brooklyn each gaining ground.
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Golfers Tour Monroe Country Club In Final Teardown
About 70 golfers enjoyed sunny weather as the Monroe Country Club course was toured in reverse on Friday. Lester Bacon won the low net with Forrest Kubly second and Dr. Al Leiser third. Regez broke 50 for the first time with a 48. Special event prizes were awarded to a long list of names.
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Brewers Take 2-1 Lead In Playoff Series
The Milwaukee Brewers edged the Columbus Red Birds 12 to 11 to take a 2-1 lead in the best of seven first round of the American Association playoffs. Four errors helped St Paul Saints beat Indianapolis 8 to 5 and move to a 2-1 series lead. No games scheduled today as the Birds and Brewers travel to Columbus and the Saints and Indians to St Paul to finish the round.
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Packers and Boston Yanks open NFL season at Fenway Park
The Green Bay Packers visit Boston tonight to face the Yanks in the NFL opener at Fenway Park. Packers ride strong preseason form and notable rookies led by Perry Moss and Jug Girard to challenge a retooled Boston lineup. The league schedule continues with Detroit at Los Angeles and other conference matchups.
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Wisconsin Badgers Face Indiana Opener in Slow, Wary Fall
Wisconsin coach Harry Stuhldreher said the 1948 season would open slowly with youth and backfield uncertainty. He noted four sophomores may start, injury issues limited, and cautious pace ahead of the Camp Randall Indiana game as Wisconsin eye a tougher Big Nine slate.
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Oshkosh Stars Sign Two Veterans To NBL Contracts
Oshkosh All Stars coach Lon Darling announced two more veterans, Jack Maddox and Clint Wager, signed for 1948 49 season. Maddox enters his third year, Wager his fifth, bringing the club to nineteen players under contract.
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Orfordville Seeks Turnaround for 1948 Grid Season
Orfordville high, led by coach Kent Austin, aims to improve after a winless 1947 five game slate in the State Line league. Returnees include Duane Reavis and Glen Ramage among 15 others. five conference games open Oct 1 at Belleville with five more matchups listed.
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