Orfordville Grid Squad Opens 1950 Schedule at Footville
Orfordville high school's six man football team begins league play September 22 against Argyle at Footville. The Vikings host all home games at Footville with 8 p.m. kickoffs under lights. Coach Delbert L. McGinnis returns five lettermen as 22 players vie for starting berths.
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Orfordville High School
Argyle
Footville
Vikings
Foolville
Orfordville
Delbert L. McGinnis
Viking
Jerry Roehl
Duane Reavis
Glen Ramage
Lawrence Grabow
McGinnis
Jerry Holden
William Densch
Earl Densch
John, Kinna
Marion Millard
Wayne Damrow
Jim Carlson
Donald Olson
Robert Francis
Hans Miller
Paul Heyerdahl
Verne Wilke
Sanford Foslin
Stanley Jones
George Kreisinger
Bill Klusmeyer
Tom Ryan
Richard Nyman
Lyle Larson
LeRoy Staaland
Bruce Borgwardt
Harris Sp
Hopp Boosts Yanks With Key Ninth Inning Hit
Johnny Hopp delivered a pivotal ninth inning homer as the New York Yankees extended their lead in the pennant race after an earlier 6-5 loss to the St. Louis Browns. The outfielder, a midseason acquisition from Pittsburgh, called the hit one of a lifetime and marked his first American League homer.
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St. Louis
Johnny Hopp
New York Yankees
St. Louis Browns
Yanks
Detroit Tigers
Boston Red Sox
Yankees
Hopp
Stubby Overmire
Yankee
Pittsburgh
Boston
Chuck Stobbs
Baseball Scoreboard National and American Leagues
Saturday results show St. Louis edging Brooklyn 4 3 Chicago over New York 6 4 Cincinnati tops Philadelphia 2 0 Pittsburgh defeats Boston 4 0 in 12. Yesterday New York 7 St. Louis 6 Chicago 3 Brooklyn 2 Boston 6 Cincinnati 2 1 Philadelphia 5 Pittsburgh 3 Tomorrow NL games St Louis at Boston Pittsburgh at Brooklyn Cincinnati at New York Cincinnati at Philadelphia. AMERICAN LEAGUE New York 8 Detroit 1 St Louis 5 Boston 3 Cleveland 5 Washington 1 Chicago 10 Philadelphia 3 St Louis 6 1 New York 5 6 Boston 3 Detroit 2 Philadelphia 10 Cleveland 9 11 innings Chicago 4 2 Washington 0 3 Tomorrow New York at Chicago Washington at St Louis Philadelphia at Detroit Boston at Cleveland.
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St. Louis
Brooklyn
Chicago
New York
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Boston
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
Cleeland
Four Prep Unbeatables Fall in Opening Games
Milwaukee reports the start of the 1950 prep football season with four defending Wisconsin powers beaten. Ladysmith, Marinette, Sun Prairie, and Valders lost, including Ladysmith 36 6 to Bloomer and Marinette 33 7 to Clintonville. Sun Prairie 13 12 Edgerton and Walders 24 0 Algoma also fell.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin High School
Ladysmith
Marinette
Sun Prairie
Valders
Phillips
Bloomer
Clintonville
Edgerton
Walders
Algoma
Store to Close for Redecorating at Baker's Book Shop
Baker's Book Store located at 1707 10th Street will close for redecorating on Thursday Friday and Saturday according to a local notice.
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Baker’s Book Store
10Th Street
St Louis Browns Surge in AL Hunt After Big Wins
The St Louis Browns, once a cellar-dweller, swept the Indians in Cleveland and split a doubleheader with the Yankees, boosting their bid in the American League. New York led the standings, with Detroit and Boston close behind as the season tightens. Johnny Hopp delivered a grand slam in a key pinch hit to spark a 6-1 win over the Yankees.
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Associated Press
New York
Detroit
Boston
St. Louis Browns
Timbuctoo
Browns
Mississippi
Baltimore
Los Angeles
Cleveland
St. Louis
Indians
Red Sox
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Yanks
Bombers
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Tigers
Phillies Reveal Individual World Series Ticket Plan
The Philadelphia Phillies announced a new plan to sell World Series tickets individually to fans, with a two-ticket limit per applicant. Box seats cost 8.75 dollars, bleacher seats one dollar, plus 60 cents for postage and registry. Requests must be postmarked after midnight DST to be considered.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Phillies
Bob Carpenter
Carpenter
Philadelp
Pennsylvania
Yderstad and Coatta Win Shafer Memorials
Charles Yderstad of Ashland wins a Shafer memorial award at the University of Wisconsin for the third year running. Joan Coatta of Dearborn, Michigan, shares the honor for the first time, honoring the late Allen Shafer Jr. of Madison who died from injuries in the 1944 Iowa Wisconsin football game. Yderstad is a senior varsity tackle and Coatta a reserve quarterback.
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Madison
Charles Yderstad
Ashland
Shafer
University of Wisconsin
Joan Coatta
Dearborn
Mich
Allen Shafer Jr
Yderstad
Coasta
Joe Louis in Top Shape at Pompton Camp Ahead of Title Fight
Joe Louis shows peak conditioning at Pompton Lake camp as about 3,000 fans, including manager Lou Viscusi, watch him train for the September 27 bout with Ezzard Charles at Yankee Stadium. The 36-year-old boxer aims to secure financial solvency and a strong final showing, proving he can still deliver his pre-war form.
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Pompton Lake
N. J
Lou Viscusi
Joe Louis
Lou
Oetoathervatet
Willie Ep. Viscusi
Brown Bomber
Ezzard Charles
Yankee Stadium
Louis
Billy Conn
Joe Walcott
Joe
Louis of
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Packers Fall Apart Against the Lions
Detroit Lions routed Green Bay 45 to 7 in front of 22 096 fans as Bobby Layne dissected the Packers. Layne threw for 171 yards and a first half TD, with Enke totaling 266 passing yards in the game and seven Packers interceptions.
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Green Bay
Detroit Lions
Bobby Layne
Green Bay Packers
Gene Ronzani
Packers
Layne
Lions
Fred Enke
Detroit
Rebel Steiner
Tobin Rote
Tony Cannava
Tony Canadeo
Ted Fritsch
Lamey Places Fourth in AAA 100-Mile Stock Car Race
Art Lamey of Racine Wisconsin finished fourth in the AAA 100 mile stock car race at the Illinois State Fairgrounds. Jay Frank of Los Angeles won the event, averaging 69.1 miles per hour and earning $2,000.
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Springfield
Art Lamey
Racine
Wis
State Fair Grounds Track
Jay Frank
Los Angeles
Cubs and Sox Winning Games
Chicago White Sox blanked the Washington Senators 4 0 in the opener of a doubleheader at Comiskey Park before dropping the nightcap 3 2 Irv Noren homered late to spark the Senators victory Luke Apling hit a fourth inning triple and scored in the opener while Gus Zernial Dave Philley and McCormick contributed key singles The Sox face the Yankees next The Cubs beat the Dodgers 3 2 at Brooklyn Bob Rush earned his 13th win as Brooklyn fell eight and a half games behind Philadelphia The Cubs threat to clinch the season series with Brooklyn and start planned against Erv Palaca after Frank Hiller starts
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Chicago
Will Weight
Chicago White Sox
Washington Senators
Sox
Bill
Comiskey Park
Luke Apling
Chico Carrasquel
Floyd Baker
Cubs
Dodgers
Bob Rush
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Ralph Branca
Dan Bankhead
Frank Hiller
Erv Palaca
Millers Tie Red Birds in Series Upset
The Minneapolis Millers and Columbus Red Birds are even at two games each in the best-of-seven American Association playoff. The Millers won 6-2 in Columbus to force the tie after yesterday’s rally.
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Millers
Associated Press
Minneapolis Millers
Columbus Red Birds
Columbus
Red Birds
Football Team Plans Evening Practice in Wake of Loss
Coach Gay Steensrud announced late shifts in the Cheesemakers lineup after Friday’s 20 to 6 defeat by Darlington. Dick McGardle moves to right end, Ray Carter and Gary Quinn swap ends, Gary Scherer shifts to left tackle, as they prepare for Warren Illinois and a lighted practice focused on punt returns and passing.
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Gay Steensrud
Wisconsin Dells
Fort Atkinson
Warren
Ill
Darlington
Dick McGardle
Ray Carter
Gary Quinn
Carter
Quinn
Gary Scherer
Teensrud
Monroe
Steensrud
Aquinas of Freeport
St Norbert Gridders Dominate in 26-6 Season Opener
St Norbert College opened its football season with a 26-6 win over Milwaukee Teachers. Clayton Maloney scored two touchdowns and threw another. The Green Knights led early and held on after Milwaukee scored on a 55 yard pass from Ad Silverthan in the third period. Other Wisconsin scores: River Falls Teachers 6 Augsburg 6. Eau Claire Teachers 13 Winona 0. Superior Teachers 29 Michigan Tech 27.
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River Falls
Augsburg
Minneapolis
Eau Claire
Winona
Minn
Superior
Michigan Tech
Clayton Maloney
St. Norbert
Green Knights
Milwaukee
Ad Silverthan
Superior Triumph on Field Goal by Ward Kallia
Superior secured a narrow victory as end Ward Kallia kicked the deciding field goal. The score stood 19 0 at halftime before Tech rallied in the second half to close the gap.
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Tom Kircher
Superior
Howard Kallia
Tech
Jefferson Center Nips Nighthawks In First Place Clash
The Jefferson Center softball team edged the Rock City Nighthawks 6 to 2 to seize first in the Judo tourney. Dale Davis hurled four hits allowed, two walks, and three strikeouts. Davis had four hits, and Joe Davis and Gilbert Rockey doubled for Jefferson Center. Merle and Marvin Niedemeier doubled for Juda. A Juda tournament is planned for next weekend. teams should contact Marian Bell or Roger Rockey by Wednesday.
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Jefferson Center
Rock City Nighthawks
Dale Davis
Nighthawk
Davis
Marvin
Joe Davis
Gilbert Rockey
Merle
Marvin Niedemeier
Juda
Marian Bell
Roger Rockey
Pin challengers lead midway in national doubles bowling
Madison player Connie Schwoegler and Andy Varipapa of Heampstead, N Y, led at the halfway mark in the national doubles finals while champions Eddie Lubanski and Sarge Easter of Detroit built a 150 pin advantage after 12 games. The challengers surged Sunday to lead by 331 pins after 24 games, with the final 24 scheduled next weekend in Detroit. Schwoegler and Varipapa hold 9 806 to 9 475.
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Madison
Connie Schowoegler
Andy Varipapa
Heampstead
N. Y
Eddie Lubanski
Ebber (Sarge) Easter
Detroit
Schwoegler
Varipapa
Closets Harbor Moths and Carpet Beetles From Lint Accumulations
Accumulations of lint and animal hairs in closets provide ideal habitats for moths and carpet beetles, posing a pest risk in homes. The presence of debris concentrates moisture and food sources, encouraging insect activity. Regular cleaning and storage adjustments can reduce infestation chances.
Mixed Foursomes Wrap at Monroe Country Club
Mrs. O A Moldenhauer and Edwin C Goecks won the Monroe Country club mixed foursome summer tournament beating Mrs Victor I Carson and Chester Becker one up in the final after a four hole overtime. Earlier Moldenhauer and Goecks defeated Mrs Glen H Kubly and Robert Tracy one up after 13 holes. Mrs Carson and Becker beat Mrs Victor Marean and Edwin Rufenacht one up in the other semifinal. Pro James Forbes said fall play should be strong as 16 to 20 golfers are expected from Dodge Point Thursday with a card party planned Oct 1.
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O. A. Moldenhauer
Edwin C. Goecks
Victor I. Carson
Chester Becker
Monroe Country Club
James Forbes
Moldenhauer
Goecks
Glen H. Kubly
Robert Tracy
Forbes
Dodge Point
Badgers suffer scrimmage injuries threaten season
Wisconsin football faced losses as halfbacks Jerry Schaefer and Harland Carl were hurt in a scrimmage and fall to injuries. Schaefer avoided a broken ankle but faces an uncertain return date while Carl awaits season impact from a broken wrist. Coach Ivy Williamson outlined the setback and next steps.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Jerry Schaefer
Ivy Williamson
Schaefer
Badgers
Harland Carl
Reds Triumph Through Air Attack Over Whites
The Reds defeated the Whites as the passing game outshone the running attack. Quarterbacks John Coatta and Bob Petruska connected with receivers at will, highlighting a strong aerial performance in the game.
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John Coatta
Bob Petruska
Reds
Rockford Peaches Capture All American Girls Title
The Rockford Peaches defeated the Fort Wayne Daisies 11 0 to win the All American girls baseball league playoffs in game seven. Dottie Kamenshek hit a two run homer a triple and two singles and scored five times in four official trips. The piece notes the edible luffa gourd.
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Rockford
Rockford Peaches
Fort Wayne
Ind
Daisies
Dottie Kamenshek
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