White Sox Triumph as Cards Defeat Cubs
The White Sox win a 4-3 10 inning game while the Cardinals beat the Cubs. Tex Hughson struggles but may return as Detroit edges a close contest.
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White Sox
Cubs
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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1949
Page
5
Giant Brave Battle Ends in 6 to 6 Tie
A chaotic baseball clash ends tied at six as a squeeze play fails. Beaves catcher leaps to snag a line drive just in time, but an argument from the opposing team leads to a disputed call and a strikeout. Snywand is noted as safe earlier, with blame accepted by a player.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaves
Aves
Mana
Belleville Beats New Glarus in tight six to six game
In a high scoring match Belleville defeated New Glarus with a six to six score. The game showcased strong offense from both teams and ended with Belleville securing the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belleville
New Glarus
Belleville — Co
Belleteam
Monroe Track Meet With Platteville At 3 P M
Monroe Tracksters set to host Platteville at 3 p m on Monday. Coach Fred R expects a serious contest. A new addition to the squad is senior Boyd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Platteville
Fred R
Boyd
Wenger-Kramer Tops Sportsmen and Swiggum's High Scores
The article lists high scorers in bowling events with notable totals led by Wenger and Kramer 562 and Ralph Lueck 5490 on Borden's. Other top shooters included Louis Blanc 519, Don Plecity 512 and Frank Pickett 567 at Monroe Hotel with multiple club scores and team totals across Borden's Beckman’s Local No 579 and Joseph Huber Brewing Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swiggum Witt
Wenger
Beckman’s
Joseph Huber Brewing Co
Kramer
Gerald Gviggum
Borden’s
Dony
Wenger and
Hugh du
al Boss
Hubert Rockow
Borden's
Baseball scoreboard highlights from yesterday and today’s slate
Yesterday results show American league scores with New York 5 Boston 3 Detroit 3 Cleveland 4 and Chicago 5 St Louis 2 Philadelphia 2 Washington 0 in 10 innings. National league tied 6 6 Boston New York with darkness end, plus Pittsburgh 5 Cincinnati 4 and St Louis 9 Chicago 2.
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American New York
Boston
Cleveland
Detroit
Chicago
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Washington
New York
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
American Association
Sec
Milwaukee
Senne
Louisville
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Toledo
Eweni
Pi York
Packers 1949 Schedule Set With 3 P.M. Home Games
Green Bay announes the 1949 national football league schedule with all home games at 3 p.m. Manager Coach E. Leembeau confirms fixtures including a game against the New York Giants in Milwaukee on November 20 and a Packers clash with Pittsburgh on November 27.
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Green Bay
Green Bay Packers
Carly) Lembeau
Operes
Chicago
New York Giants
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
Iowa Drops Illini 3-0 for Fifth Place in Big Nine Start
Iowa’s Hawkeyes beat Illinois 3-0 in Iowa City as Stan Feldman’s fifth inning wildness produced all runs. Feldman walked two and Murland Moran drove in a run with a single, a wild pitch scoring another, and a bases loaded walk forcing the third. Indiana and Ohio State also won in conference openers.
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Chicago
Illinois
Iowa City
Hawkeyes
Stan Feldman
Illini
Feldman
Murland Moran
Indiana
Ohio State
Iowa
Wisconsin
Columbus
Argyle Americans Edge Hollandale in No-Hit Victory
Argyle won 11 to 0 over Hollandale in Blanchardville in a no-hit no-run game. Pitcher Don Nystad struck out 17, with two doubles and four singles. Lane added a double and three singles, Tollakson three singles. Batteries Argyle Nystad Putnam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argyle
Hollandale
Blanchardville
Don Nystad
Nystad
Lane
Tollakson
Charles Putnam
Gilbertson
Snyder
Darrow
South Wayne
Ee Nee Holdale
Brewers Fall 5 to 1 to Columbus Bryant Dominates
Columbus pitcher Pete Bryant held Milwaukee to four hits for nine innings as the Red Birds captured their first American Association win. An unearned run came in the ninth on two walks and Billy Costa error, while Mike Natisin and Ernest Logan homered for Columbus. Milwaukee starter Dick Donovan allowed five hits but at crucial moments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Pete Bryant
Milwaukee Brewers
Red Birds
Brewers
Bryant
Billy Costa
Milwaukee
Dick Donovan
Birds
Mike Natisin
Ernest Logan
Indianapolis Hopes To Keep ABC Tourney
Indianapolis bowlers and businessmen push to keep the 1950 American Bowling tournament in the city. ABC assistant secretary Sennk K Baker said the event would move to another city after the state fair board refused to allow it at the Coliseum.
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Indianapolis
Seenkk K. Baker
Milwaukee
ABC
State Fair Board
Ward Stranahan Win at Pinehurst Finals
Harvie Ward and Frank Stranahan reached the North and South amateur final with Ward defeating Dick Dicks 3 and 2 and Stranahan losing to Arnold Palmer 12 and 11.
Seniors Edge Rivals in Interclass Track Meet Victory at Recreation Park
Seniors won the interclass track meet with about 85 percent of points at Recreation Park over two days. Don Ethridge set records in the 100 and 880-yard runs. Marlin Cook led the 880-yard relay win. Ethridge was high point man with wins in 100 200 and broad jump.
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Recreation Park
Don Ethridge
Marlin Cook
Ethridge
Gene Mason
Cook
Dick Mauer
Jim Wells
Jim Share
Wes Wandfluh
Jack Marvin
Hans Sulzer
Fred Huber
Charles Robinson
Boyd Trickle
Joel Solomon
Ed McCardle
Rudy Maurer
Ben Blazer
Soph
Dick Blanc
Charles Robertson
Fred Bucb
Chuck Robinson
Dick Maurer
Alan Prisk
Jim Hyland
Bob Wells
Dick Hyland
Huber
Sulzer
Trickle
Blum
Legion Practice Sunday At Recreation Park
The American Legion junior baseball team will hold practice at 1 p.m. tomorrow at Recreation Park. The State Line team also schedules a practice at 2 30 p.m. at the same location.
O Leary Holds Lead in Wilmington Open Golf
Paul O Leary of Bismarck North Carolina extended his lead in the Wilmington Open with a 70 after a first round 64. The event carries a $16000 purse and features top players competing for the title.
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O'Leary
Wilmington
N. C
Paul O’leary
Bismarck
Monroe Common Council Proceedings April 19 1949
The Monroe Wisconsin council met April 19 1949 with Mayor Buehler presiding. Members Forcade Norton Schindler Matzke Beckman Hare Meythaler Tschudy Voelkli approved committee nominations and confirmed appointments by roll call vote. Alderman Norton elected to city planning commission and Meythaler as council president, minutes approved, and several financial and public works items settled.
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Monroe
Wisconsin
Buehler
Gona Council
Rele
Forcade
Norton
Schindler
Matzke
Beckman
Hare
Meythaler
Saar
G. F George J. Aaythaier
E. J. Norton
Herman L. Schindler
Jegs Matzke
Floyd Matzke
H. L. Schindler
William F. Beckman
O. L. Hare
L. G. Forcade
Board of Public Works
George J. Meythaler
Board of Health
Park Board
H. Elmer
Henry Tschudy
Water Board
Otto Kiemm
Fire and Police Commission
G. E. Zuercher
City Planning Commission
Board of Review
F. A. Buehler
George Schneider
Board of Appeals
Alderman Norton
Alderman Forcade
Planning Commission
Aye Forcade
G. S. Soseman
Frank A. Buehler
Tschudy
Voelkli
Dietz
League of Wisconsin Municipalities
Madison
Wis
Henry H. Elmer
H. B. Caradine
Bernard
Common Council
City of
Finance and Taxation Committee
Board of Water Commissioners
Halsey Stuart and Co., Inc
Halsey Stuart and Co. Inc
Voelkh
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Wisconsin State Prison
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