Vic Corson Tops Regiers With 600 In Bowling League
Vic Corson of Frozen Foods rolled 600 in last night’s Major league action, with games of 202 210 and 188 to lead the men. Other top scores included Russ Myers 598 Bernard Lee 594 Eddie Pickett 593 and Elmer Kaster 592. In the women’s division Leona Gruenewald led Haworths in Badger with 533.
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Maple Grove
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Style Shop
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Dutch Maids
Clinic Pharmacy
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Ed Pickett
E. Easter
1893 Fighter Who Won Longest Battle Dies
Longest boxing match fighter died after a light stroke at 6 35 a m. Sharpe had endured 77 rounds in 1808 to set a lasting record. The sport’s illegality at the time forced him to a later career in insurance while police tracked his final afternoon.
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Sae
Harry S&s
Sharpe
St. Is
Second Favorite Withdrawn From Kentucky Derby Field
Mrs. Elizabeth Graham owner of Maine Chance farm said War Admiral son Mr. Busher will not run in the Louisville Classic May 7. This marks the second withdrawal of a leading derby contender in ten days after Blue Peter pulled out April 5 for an internal ailment.
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Elizabeth Graham
Maine Chance Farm
Blue Peter
Oshkosh All Stars Win Western Playoff Title 70-69
The Oshkosh All Stars clinched the western division playoff championship with a 70 to 69 victory over Tri Cities. Oshkosh rallied in the second half to hold off fierce bids and advance to face the eastern winner, to be decided tonight in Anderson Indiana where the Packers host Syracuse Nationals.
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Oshkosh All Stars
Anderson
Ind
Packers
Syracuse Nationals
All Stars
Tri Cities
Junior Legion Clubs Draft Schedules In Darlington
Schedule drafting for the Third district American Junior base ball teams will be held in Darlington with district Legion athletic officer John Walter in attendance. Gordon Roselip will attend from here as district official. Practice for the local team is set for 1 30 p m Sunday at Recreation park. Twenty two boys showed interest last week, with some expected for the workout.
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Tolington
John Walter
Legion
Gordon Roselip
the Legion
Darlington
Recreation Park
Legion Softball Plans To Be Mapped Tonight
Team managers sponsors and league members meet at Angle at 7 30 tonight to organize this season's softball program. Season opener set for May 13 with All-Star game. Last year local teams played in two leagues major and minor with eight teams in each.
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American Legon
Angle
Russian cabinet reshuffles geology minister post
Moscow announced a change in the cabinet with I I Malyshev relieved as minister of geology and P A Zakharov named to succeed him. No reason for the shift was given.
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Moscow
I. I. Malyshev
P. A. Zakharov
Country Club Plans Meeting on Friday
Stockholders of Monroe Country Club will hold their annual meeting Friday evening at 7 30 in the clubhouse to hear reports and elect a director. Dr C E Baumle president will be in charge of the meeting. The remodeling of the locker room and tavern annex is finished except for final decoration details and the wall extension has increased accommodations.
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Monroe Country Club
R. E. Erickson
C. E. Baumle
Packers and Rams Chase Hirsch In Pro Football Tug
Los Angeles owner Dan Reeves said he could use Elroy Hirsch and the Rams want to sign him immediately. Green Bay general manager Curly Lambeau acknowledged interest but noted the Rams hold draft rights and an agreement would be needed before any signing.
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Elroy
Hirsch
Green Bay Packers
Los Angeles Rams
Dan Reeves
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Packer
E. L
Curly) Lambeau
Ennis Power Sends Phillies to Shutout Win
Ed Die Sawyer watched Del Ennis star with a single a double and a homer driving in three of Philadelphia's four runs as Ken Heintzelman and Ken Trinkle held the Cincinnati Reds to three hits in a 4 0 victory.
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Louisville
Eddie Sawyer
del Ennis
Philadelphia Phillies
Ken Heintzelman
Ken Trinkle
Cincinnati Reds
Local amateur league forms after seven teams split
John Walter reports the first open practice for the new State Line Amateur Baseball league will be 2:30 Sunday at Recreation Park. Seven teams arcyle Blanchardville Monticello Argyle New Glarus Monroe Belleville and Wiota township left the Southern section over league size and umpire fee hikes. The league meets next Wednesday to draft this year’s schedule.
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Recreation Park
John Walter
Monticello
Blanchardville
Argyle
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Monroe
Belleville
Wiota Township
Reds Pitching Woes Prompt Roster Shakeup
Manager Bucky Walters worries about Cincinnati Reds pitching as Ewell Blackwell recovers from kidney surgery and Johnny Vander Meer nurses a thigh injury. Millard Hoover to start today against the Philadelphia Phillies after a 4-0 loss.
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Bucky Walters
Cincinnati Reds
Ewell Blackwell
Johnny Vander Meer
Millard Howell
Philadelphia Phils
Reds
DiMaggio Heel Injury Keeps Yankee Star In Baltimore
Joe DiMaggio, the $100000-a-year center fielder for the New York Yankees, is under treatment at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore for a painful right heel. Surgeons Dr. George Bennett and Dr. T M Girard expect time and care to restore him to play, with a return likely after the club’s curtain-raiser next week.
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Johns Hopkins Hospital
Joe DiMaggio
New York Yankees
Joe
Texas
Johns Hopkins
George Bennett
Hopkins
Bennett
Florida
Beaumont
Tex
T. M. Girard
Dallas
Firard
Cubs rout Cards as Brecheen rattled for 11 hits
Harry Brecheen yielded 11 hits in seven innings as the Cubs beat the St. Louis Cardinals 4 0. Brecheen’s lifetime record against Chicago stands at 23 victories and six defeats, with 11 hits allowed in the latest outing.
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Houston
Chicago Cubs
Harry
Chicago markets mixed hog cattle calves prices advance and steady
USDA market notes show salable hogs 6 500 with slow activity and lighter weights steady to 25 cents higher, top 19 75. Cattle and calves listings total 8 000 and 500 with slaughter stock up 25 50 cents, yearling beef at 27 50, Nebraska fed heifers at 26 25, cows 17 00 to 21 00, canners 14 50 to 16 75. Poultry prices rise with fowls 31 cents and roasters 33 36 cents per pound in Chicago wholesale market.
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USDA
Ucklings
Liggett and Myers Stock Rises for Second Straight Day
Wall Street trading in New York showed Liggett and Myers Tobacco Co. stock advancing for the second consecutive session amid broader market steadiness influenced by sector news and investor sentiment.
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New York
Iaz
Liggett and Myers Tobacco Co
Liggett and Myers
Market Update on Bonds and Stock Drops
Fragmentary note shows bonds slipping and stock details unclear. Mentions corporate bonds moving narrowly and a four point break in yesterday’s movements. No clear names, dates, or places identified in readable text.
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Geneve
Yesterom Ward
Heaths welcome healthy son as Packers prep for fall
Stew Heath of Nevada, labeled Green Bay Packers prospect, is out cigars today after the birth of a 11 ounce boy at Columbia Hospital last night. The newborn adds a new family milestone as Heath focuses on football duties this fall.
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Green Bay
Stew Heath
Nevada
Ace
Green Bay Packers
Columbia Hospital
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