Home Talent Nines Open Race Sunday
The 1948 Southern section Home Talent league baseball race starts Sunday with five games. Monroe hosts Oakley in a top bill, Monticello visits Argyle, Footville goes to New Glarus, Blanchardville faces Woodford, and Ellevalle plays Orfordville. Monroes roster includes Walter and Dwyer along with other locals. Monticello lines up Hill and Winzenreid. New Glarus lists Doyle and Hustad. Woodford fields Stelter and Hoeft among others.
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Monroe
Oakley
Monticello
Argyle
Footwille
New Glarus
Blanchardville
Woodtorn
Ellevalle
Orfordville
Zilmer-Kuley Post
American Legion
Ffordville
Belleville
Footville
Woodford
LaVerne Klusmeyer
Bob Kennedy
Madison
John Walter
LaVerne Andrews
Herman Blum
Delbert Indergand
Roy Beach
Robert Gibbons
Jerry Dwyer
Gene Mason
William Moon
Leo Butts
Ralph Phillips
John Calder
Clifford Richard Wainwright
Charles Dwyer
Bill Jones
Notable Names List in Local Brief Run Amok
A fragment lists individuals including Jilingson Russell Hauser John Minder and the Soddy family members Charles Delbert and Richard Soddy, appearing in a local brief or notice with unreadable context.
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Jilingson
Russell Hauser
John Minder
Charles Soddy
Delbert Soddy
Richard Soddy
Indian Win Streak Paced by Boudreau
Lou Boudreau for Cleveland Indians leads with a .519 batting average and nine RBI as the Tribe wins six straight to approach the modern start record. He hit four straight hits in a 5-2 victory over the St Louis Browns while the Yankees, Red Sox, Cubs and Giants post varied results across the league.
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Lou Boudreau
Cleveland Indians
Boudreau
Tribe
Bill Veeck
St. Louis
Indians
Lou
St. Louis Browns
New York Yankees
Joe DiMaggio
Joe Page
Washington
George McQuinn
Charley Keller
Yogi Berra
Jaggio
Boston
Ted Williams
Sam Mele
Joe Dobson
Jake Jones
Philadelphia
A's
Fishing Opens in 27 Counties Tomorrow
The Wisconsin fishing season opens in 27 northern zone counties tomorrow with the general season starting two weeks later. Beginning May 15 anglers may fish walleyes, northern pike and trout in all counties. muskellunge opens May 25. black bass allowed statewide from June 20 with license requirements. The conservation department plans about 700,000 resident licenses this year. no state out-of-state estimate. By law ages 18 to 65 must carry a license. Today is the last day 1947 48 licenses are valid.
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Wisconsin
Conservation Department
Belleville Free Pitcher Twirls One Hit Game
Schwerin tossed a one hit ball as Belleville beat Argyle 8 to 4 in a State Line league contest. Argyle’s only hit was a sixth inning double by Bob Lunda. Schwerin struck out 13, Nysted 8. Leading hitters Fritz and Schwerin went 2 for 4. Winning pitcher Schwerin.
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Argyle
Oaney Schwerin
Belleville
Bob Lunda
Don Nysted
Schwerin
Butts
Nysted
Putnam
Fritz
New Glarus Beats Blanchardville 10-1 in State Line Prep
New Glarus won 10-1 behind Wayne Duerst a four hit outing as Eugene Hauri led the Schweitzers with four hits in five at bats. Blanchardville managed one run in the first and four in the seventh, with the hosts tallying ten hits and plate appearances by Kleven Watrud Duerst and Streiff. Leading hitters included Hauri four for five and Duerst.
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New
Wlarus
Tzpecrar
New Glarus High
Wayne Duerst
Schweitzers
Eugene Haur
Blanchardville
Glarus
Kleven
Watrud
W. Duerst
Streiff
Hauri
N. G
Duerst
Golden West Pace Draw Sets Stage for Arcadia Race
At Santa Anita Park in Arcadia California a field of 23 pacers competes in the third annual Golden West pace for 50 000 on the grand circuit. The starting positions were drawn yesterday and the early action will unfold in the mile and a quarter event with luck expected to be a key factor.
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Arcadia
Calif
Santa Anita Park
Embry Urges End to Colts-NL Feud on Football’s Business Basis
Baltimore new Colts president R C Embry asked the National League to bury the hatchet and place football on a business basis shortly after taking office. He emphasized a professional, businesslike approach to the sport and its future within the league.
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Baltimore
R. C. Embry
Baltimore Football Colts
National League
Only Six May Race In Kentucky Derby
The 1948 Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs hinges on six possible starters as Calumet Farm stars Citation and Coaltown loom as favorites. Derby officials will decide on eliminations today as fans rush to the track, with crowds nearing 100,000 and betting surges. Warren Wright’s pair are the hot bets while the others remain unpredictable contenders.
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Lousvalle
Calumet Farm
Citation
Coaltown
Churchill Downs
Warren Wright
Lombardi to Play Sacramento After Retiring Reversal
Ern ie Lombardi returns to Sacramento of the Pacific Coast League after reversing his retirement decision. The catcher, nicknamed The Nose, sought voluntary retirement to be near his wife in an Oakland hospital but will finish out his first year away from the majors.
Immediate Baseball Scores Record Night Results
Yesterday's National League results show Brooklyn 17 over New York 7, Cincinnati 5 to St. Louis 4 in 14 innings, Philadelphia 4 over Boston 2, Pittsburgh 4 over Chicago 2. American League games saw Cleveland 5 over St. Louis 2, New York 5 over Washington 4, Boston 11 over Philadelphia 5, Chicago 5 over Detroit 4. American Association results include Milwaukee 5 over Toledo 4, Columbus 5 over St. Paul 0, Minneapolis 8 over Louisville 6, Indianapolis 4 over Kansas City 2. Tomorrow's schedule lists Boston at New York, Brooklyn at Philadelphia, Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, and Chicago at St. Louis night matchups. New item notes Ley and Eleanor Marty attend.
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Brooklyn
New York
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Boston
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
Milwaukee
Toledo
Columbus
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Louisville
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Ley
Eleanor Marty
Wishington
St Louis
Minneaglis
Toledo Kansas City
Monticello Social Notes From Mrs Curtis Column
Monticello social column lists visits and family news from residents and relatives. Mr and Mrs Charles Schnetzler Madison spent weekend at Jacob Voegels home. Several relatives traveled and hosted gatherings near Monticello including Stauffer and Kubly households, Harold Blum's birthday dinner for Mrs Blum and Mary Ann Blum, and a birth of a son to Donald and family with Donna Jean staying with grandparents. Immense local travel to Madison Brodhead New Glarus and Kansas City noted among residents.
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Charles Schnetzler
Madison
Jacob Voegels
C. M. Stauffer
Jacob
Mary Ann Blum
Donald Voegels
Donald
Monticello
J. J. Voeger i
Donna Jean
John Dahnke
Mary Lou
Dorothy
Edmund Dooley
Brodhead
Clare Clark
Hazel Kundert
Ivan Wichser
Margaret Blum
Edna Babler
Ruth Ab- Dahnkeives
Monroe Night School Hosts Weekend Guests
Monroe night school news notes visitors from New Glarus and Shullsburg. Sund. Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Lee of Shullsburg were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Knobel.
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Monroe
Bacher
Glarus
Charles T. Lee
Shullsburg
Albert Knobel
Ammay Top Spot in Detroit Bowls Race Leaders Overtaken
Detroit report notes Hermann Undertakers of St. Louis who hold the all time American Bowl Congress league record of 97 will lead tonight's shift as teams chase the top position. For 13 days Carolis of Cleveland and three other tournament division leaders have held the lead.
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Ammay
Detroit
Hermann Undertakers
St. Louis
Carolis
Cleveland
Boxer to Hospital Tacoma bout ends in knockout
Tacoma Washington report says Dave McAllister a 15 pound Seattle middleweight was taken to the hospital after failing to regain consciousness following a first round knockout. The knockout came from a hard right to the head delivered by Mel Barnhart of Puyallup Washington.
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Tacoma
Wash
Dave McAllister
Seattle
Mel Barnhart
Puyallup
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Oscar Schumacher
Charles Ebert
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George Steffen
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Ronald Trickel
Harry Berg
Gene Boss
John Eastwood
Wade Eastwood
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John A
Hans) Steinmann
13Th Street
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A. ©. Sehmid
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Turne
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Masonic Temple
Freeport
Jimmy Featherstone and His Orchestra
Jimmy
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Moose Hall
Monroe Townsend
Lehr
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Goetz
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Lili Palmer
Jazel Brooks
Body and Soul
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Red Ryder
Marshall Cripple Creek
Monte Hale
Colorado
Ernie's Tavern
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Edward Smacl
Treasury
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Mary Meade
Aliie Ryder
Wally Ford
June Lockwart
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Valley of the Califo
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