Chicago Teams Win Big as CubsTopple Braves and White Sox Beat Senators
Chicago major league clubs moved to the victory column last night. The Cubs defeated the Boston Braves 8-3 after pounding 15 hits, while the White Sox topped the Washington Senators 4-1. Mickey Haefner, once with Washington, held his former teammates to seven hits, and Charlie Kress drove in three Sox runs with two doubles.
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Chicago
Cubs
Boston
Braves
White Sox
Washington Senators
Mickey Haefner
Washington
Charlie Kress
Joe Kuhel
Warren Spahn
Jeff Heath
Warren Hacker
Bob Muncrief
Ant; Sauer
Jack Kramer
Joe Maggio
New York Yankees
Handsome Jack
Red Sox
Kramer
Tigers
Joe McCarthy
Maurice McDermott
Mel Parnell
Chuck Stobbs
Ellis Kinder
Joe Dob
Nson
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Tribe
Yanks
Indians
Mike Garcia
al Benton
Alex Gerry
Sta Jey
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St Louis
Leo Durocher
Giants
Marty Marion
Stan Musial
Monte Kennedy
Staley
Giant
Brooklyn
Red Birds
Cincinnati
Jackie Robinson
Howie Fox
Granny Hamner
Ralph Kiner
Pittsburgh
Bill Werle
Rowe
New Grouse Species Arrives in Wisconsin
A new grouse species from Sweden has arrived on Outer Island in the Apostle Islands of Lake Superior. The birds, flown from St Paul, are kept in holding for several days after the journey and are expected to breed for Wisconsin hunters. James Coutts of the Fish and Wildlife Service notes the birds fed on blueberries after landing.
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Sweden
Wisconsin
Apostle Group
Lake Superior
James Coutts
Minneapolis
Fish and Wild Life Service
St. Paul
Beloit Electrics overpower Brodhead 3 to 1 in softball clash
Beloit Electrics defeated Brodhead Legions 3 to 1 as Schloemer and Greenwood scored on a Bierman triple and Greenwood added a second tally on an error. Henning fanned six, walked two, and allowed five hits. Earlier, junior Yankees pounded Junior White Sox 23 to 13 in a youths game with several home runs.
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Brodhead
Beloit Municipal Electrics
Brodhead Legions
Electrics
Schloemer
Greenwood
Beloit
Bierman
Heyerdahl
Henning
Bedlam
Yankees
White Sox
Gary Williams
Carlyle Erickson
Danny Bellman
Terry Peterson
Francis Brown
Ronna Strommen
Sid Wheeler
All-Stars
Browntown
Mangrum Leads All As Tam Meet Starts
Lloyd Mangrum shot an eight under par 64 to lead the $20,000 All-American golf tournament after the first round. Sammy Snead and Cary Middletoff carded strong starts as about 100 pros amateurs and women began the 72-hole event with 200 more players in today’s first round. The field then centers on Mangrum, Snead, and Middletoff for the upcoming second round.
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Nicago—Vry—Aewaing
Sammy Snead
Cary Mid- Hecoff
Lloyd Mangrum
Midas
Tam O'Shanter
Mangrum
Lloyd
Snead
Middletoff
Derricotte Injury Ends Browns Try For Michigan Star
Gene Derricotte, University of Michigan defensive standout, is released by the Cleveland Browns. Coach Paul Brown cited a chronic knee condition needing rest. Derricotte was injured while tossing passes on the sidelines, and Brown said he would have joined the team otherwise.
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Gene Derricotte
Michigan
State Michigan
Brown
Paul Brown
Dercotte
University of Michigan Flash
Derricotte
Two seeds reach junior girls tennis final victory
A two seeded favorite and a dark horse captured the junior girls 18 and under championship yesterday. Elaine Lewicki of Hamtramck Michigan defeated Toby Greenberg of Chicago 4 6 6 3 6 3 to win the crown, fulfilling expectations as the top contender.
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Elaine Lewicki
Hamtramck
Mich
Shear
Toby Greenberg
Chicago
Canadeo Reports Late to Packers Practice
Green Bay veteran left half back Tony Canadeo arrived four days late for practice with the Packers. He cited illness at home for his delayed reporting to Coach Curly Lambeau in Green Bay.
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Canedeo
Green Bay
Tony Canadeo
Green Bay Packers
NFL
E. L
Curly) Lambeau
Canadeo
Brewers Top Mud Hens Behind Roy In Seventh Inning
The Milwaukee Brewers defeated Toledo Mud Hens 6-5 in the first game of the American Association series. Norman Roy earned his ninth win of the season with six straight decisions before leaving the mound in the seventh after being hit on the ankle by a batted ball. Eddie Morcaski and manager Eddie Mayo argued calls and were ejected during the seventh inning uprising.
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Associated Press
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Toledo
Mud
Norman Roy
Brewer
Tony Lupien
Roy
Flower Hospital
Eddie Morcarski
Jim Tobin
Eddie Mayo
Toin
Baseball Scoreboard with Today and Yesterday Results
Daily sports page lists today and yesterday results across American League National League Wisconsin State League and American Association with tomorrow's schedules and yesterday's star performances including pitching by Gerry Staley Bill Werle and batting by Yogi Berra for the Yankees.
Janesville Nips Giants In State League Game
The Green Bay Bluejays defeated Wausau Lumberjacks 19 to 3 to move within one game of the lead in the Wisconsin State Baseball League behind the Oshkosh Giants. Sheboygan crushed Wisconsin Rapids 15 to 6 and Appleton shut out Fond du Lac 9 to 0.
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St. Louis
New York
Detroit
Boston
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Chicago
Washington
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
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Janesville
Oshkosh
Appleton
Fond du Lac
American Association
Milwaukee
Toledo
St. Paul
Columbus
Minneapolis
Louiville
Kansas City
Indianapolis
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Green Bay
Sheboygan
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Wisconsin Rapids
Associated Press
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Lamboley Icemen overpower Farm Bureaus in twilight softball
In Recreation Park under lights, Lamboley Icemen beat Farm Bureaus 5-2. Germann led with two singles while Wyss and Dan for Farm Bureaus also produced two hits. Pitchers Keller and Gibbons worked through seven and three hits respectively as the Icemen secured the win with late insurance runs and strong early defense.
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Lamboley Icemen
Recreation Park
Germann
Dan
Wyss
Icemen
Brecklin
Neuenschwander
Bartlett
Hartwig
Gruenberg
Bartlet
Goecks
McGuire
Keller
New Glarus Juniors at Recreation Park Sunday
The Monroe Junior Legion baseball team will host New Glarus at Recreation Park Sunday at 4 PM, amid an afternoon of local games. The senior team faces Madison Montgomery Wards at 2, with other eastern division matchups Middleton against Stoughton and Mineral Point at Darlington. Veeck to speak at state Marine Corps league convention in Waukesha.
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New Glarus
Monroe Junior Legion
Recreation Park
Madison Montgomery Wards
Richland Center
Middleton
Stoughton
Mineral Point
Darlington
Good Ball Game Planned at Park
The Monro baseball team will play the Montgomery Ward team of Madison at Recreation park this Sunday at 2. The Madison squad leads the Capitol Teague and Monroe shares the State Line league leadership with Blanchardville. Monroe is slated to play Belleville, but Hageman requests a postponement. Blanchardville head to Argyle in league play. Argyle beat Belleville 4-2 last week and Monticello meets New Glarus as Belleville and New Glarus each sit with one win and two losses in the second league round. Monticello leads Wiota with two wins and two losses. Wiota has two wins and three losses and a bye this week.
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Montgomery Ward
Madison
Recreation Park
Capitol Teague
Monroe
Blanchardville
Belleville
Hageman
Argyle
Monticello
New Glarus
Wiota
League Softball Title Contest on Tomorrow
The Southern Wisconsin championship game features Guenther's of Janesville and Footville at Footville tomorrow night at 8. Guenther's eastern division champs meet Footville western division champs in a likely even contest. Managers Fred Carlson and Cliff Larson name probable starters Bill Kersten or Odie Kueltz for Footville and Ed Albrecht or Tim Horkey for Janesville.
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Wisconsin
Footville
Guenther’s
Janesville
Fred Carlson
Bill Kersten
Odie Kueltz
Cliff Larson
Ed Albrecht
Tim Horkey
Albany Social News Roundup From Mrs Steindorf Page
Albany column lists visits and travels of local families including the Steindorf and Pow households. Fractured collarbone from a grain load accident at Tilmanle farm near Helgesen. WCTU meeting at Mrs Compton's home with Mrs Carl Carlson as program chair. Local hospital update notes Madison General patient Gillette improving. Crude oil is transported via about 390 miles of steel pipelines.
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Marilyn
Felix Bongiorno
Boston
Joseph Pow
Gerald Kjorness
Susan
Penny
Jat
Washington, D. C
Tilmanle
Helgesen Farm
G. T. Peckham Place
Shirley Crooke
Lorna Stewart
C. H. Gelbach
Woodruff
WCTU
Orra G. Compton
Carl Carlson
la Gillette
Madison General Hospital
W. H. Briggs
Kyle M. Miller
John Bernstein
Harold Hulburt
Frani Steindorf
Dairy market shifts prompt change in milk usage and cream sales
Twenty years after most milk was separated for cream, only about a fifth is now separated on farms. Fluid milk demand up 16 percent, cheese 46 percent, evaporated milk 80 percent, ice cream 91 percent. butter purchases down nearly 40 percent. Swiss cheese market remains unsettled with storage of surplus stock and varied grinder prices as Wisconsin points report. The cheese lab north of Turner hall is being equipped for occupancy within a week.
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Bureau of Agricultural Economies
United States Department of Agriculture
Federal
Madison
Wisconsin
Turner Hall
New Glarus Socials and Travel Notes
Mrs. Margaret Solbran of Stoughton visits relatives in New Glarus this week. Mr. and Mrs. Hobb of Blanchardville call on friends Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Kundert plan ten days at Madison with their grandson Jack while parents vacation. Mrs. Tschudy of Kim visits Belleville relatives. Fred and Mrs. Tschudi make business calls at Monroe. Hartman and Gmar to compete in the state American Legion golf tourney at North Hills in Milwaukee on Friday.
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Margaret _—‘Solbran
Stoughton
William Hobb
Blanchardville
John Kundert
Monroe
Jack Kundert
Fred Kundert
Millard Tschudy
Kim
Melvin Jenson
Belleville
Fred Tschudi
George Hartman
Hoesly-Barton Real Estate
Dean Gmar
American Legion
North Hills Country Club
Milwaukee
Predictions Come True Grattan McKlye Wins Nassau Pace
Grattan McKlye, a seven year old gelding, fulfilled expert forecasts by taking the Nassau two mile pace at Roosevelt Raceway in 4 16 4/5, setting a world record and beating 15 rivals. He shaved four fifths of a second from Goose Bay’s former mark, who was absent this year.
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Grattan McKlye
Nassau
Roosevelt Raceway
Goose Bay
Market report shows cattle hog prices and grain drift
Livestock prices moved mixed with hogs steady to 50 cents higher for good to choice 180 to 260 lb butchers and sows over 400 lb. Cattle and vealers mostly steady to higher with strong stock cattle. grain edging lower with a mild rally late and Kansas City embargo on bulk grain for selected consignees. Trade notes intact with prices listed for various weight ranges and futures.
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USDA
Cain
J. S. Bache and Co
Kansas City
St. Louis
East St. Louis
Open Pin Removed From Tomah Infant
Carol Snider, 10 months old of Tomah Wisconsin, had stomach surgery yesterday to remove an opened safety pin. She was reported to be doing very nicely today and a hospital spokesman said she probably will not be released for a week for further observation.
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Ry Argonna
Carol Snider
Ravenswood Hospital
Tomah
Wis
Shower and visits mark Blanchardville social notes
Local residents attended a shower for Miss Joyce Erickson and Don Bentley at the Elmer Erickson home in Montello. Other entries note visitors and travelers including families of Hanson, Watrud, Wahl stationed in Germany, and Chicago Cubs Dodgers game attendees. Several residents completed summer courses at Platteville teachers college and Midwest trips or visits to Madison Milwaukee Chippewa Falls and California.
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Joyce Erckson
Don Bentley
Elmer Erickson
Monticello
Mmes
Sherman Larson
Curtis
H. C. Hanson
Bredeson
Myron Hanson
Ida Steiner
Nona Winger
Oneida Jenks
Dodgeville
Farland Watrud
Willis I. Wahl
Iren Wahl
Germany
Lloyd Martin
George Strachan
Chicago
Wittenberg
Eugene Scott
Phil Paulson
Ruth Johnson
Howard Hendrickson
Eileen Emerson
Vernon Dearth
Vernon Hanson
Lucille Peterson
Dorothy Neuenschwander
Margaret Callahan
Marguerite Trotter
Wisconsin
Byron Olson
Washington, D. C
Carrie Olson
California
L. Kiel
Eleanore
Madison
Milwaukee
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