Major League Baseball clash ends with Tigers beating White Sox
In a heavy batting showcase, Detroit Tigers defeat Chicago White Sox 11 to 9 as Johnny Lipon and Johnny Groth spark the offense. Lipon hits a bases loaded homer and Groth adds a two run shot and RBI singles, aided by Vic Wertz doubles driving in three. McCullough also homers and doubles for Pittsburgh in a surrounding note of American baseball action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
White Sox
Detroit Tigers
Johnny Lipon
Johnny Groth
Cubs
Bruins
Cliff Chambers
Clyde MecCullough
Pittsburgh
Anba Wardine
Mie Sox
Tigers
Lipon
Groth
Vic Wertz
Detroit
McCullough
Johnny’ Schmitz
Mangrum Snead Rally Secures Pirates Victory Over Wausau
Mangrum and Snead sparked a four run eighth inning rally to clinch the Pirates win over Wausau. Chambers allowed nine hits but held on as Mangrum’s squad delivered a decisive performance. In unrelated golf notes, Supple posted a standout score while Mangrum and Snead lingered in the headlines for their dual triumphs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pirates
Wausau
Chambers
Florence
Wis
Chicago
Ciaky
Harry Gumbert
Monroe Country Club
Ward Supple
Andy Park
Budd Riffle
Lloyd Mangrum
Boston Red Sox
Billy
Supple
Sammy Snead
New York
Paul C. Kehle
Morrow
Reallyankees
Ellis Kinder
Red Sox
Watertown
Chi|worth
Tobago
Kenosha
Paul Yankees
Neubauer
Boston
Cleveland Indians
Tribe
Luick Ice Creams Put Up Four Wins in Summer Pickups
Luick Ice Creams have the best Monroe softball record with four victories and six losses in ten nonleague games. They beat local squads twice, including Grossen's Tavern 10-5, and edged the Butts All Stars 9-8 twice. Opponents include Sanitary Laundry 86, Freeport Eagles 13-6, Victory Studio 17-5, Platteville Fire Chiefs 8-3, and John Deere Implements 4-2. Next, they face Lamboley Coal and Ice tonight under twilight. Sponsored by John Dancan and managed by Gus Thompson, the roster lists Herb Bell, Gene Quinn, Paul Mueller, Bob Gibbons, Herman Christen, Jim Stafon, Dick Blanc, Roger Ruch, Fred Huber, Don Van Wagenen, Bob Tracy, Bob Brawand, Jerry Schwaiger, John Calder, and Bob Vogel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Luck Ice Creams
Monroe
Freeport
The
Sanitary Laundry
Freeport Eagles
Victory Studio
Platteville Fire Chiefs
John Deere Implements
Albany
Luicks
Butts All- Stars
Grossen’s Tavern
Bennis Recreation
Anderson’s Oilers
Lamboley Coal and Ice Organization
John Dancan
Roger Ruch
Fred Huber
Don van Wagenen
Bob Tracy
Bob Brawand
Jerry Schwaiger
John Calder
Bob Vogel
Presidents Tourney Set For Tomorrow At Monroe Club
The annual presidents and vice presidents golf tournament will be held tomorrow at Monroe Country Club. Teams representing President Brooks S. Dunwiddie and Vice President Lovelace will compete in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Country Club
Brooks S. Dunwiddie
Lovelace
Monticello Community Notices From Local Residents
Monticello and surrounding area residents were listed as visitors callers and guests across numerous towns. The report names many couples and individuals from Albany Freeport Juda New Glarus Madison and Beloit visiting relatives and vacationing in Wisconsin Minnesota and Canada. A separate fishing bulletin notes generally fair trout and catfish fishing with water conditions variable across counties and improvements expected with cooler weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Keefe
Albany
M. E. Lynn
C. M. Stauffer
Mercer
Wis
Adam Schuler
Donald Knobel
Chicago
Frank Acker
Marie
Daisy
Sheboygan
Henry V. Baebler
Babler
Henry Milbrandt
Cora Austin
Orfordville
Frances Jones
Brodhead
John Patchens
Selmer Lien
Kermit Lien
A. R. Felts
Freeport
Herman Feenie
George Blum
Woodstock
Fred A. Blum
Blums
Casper Schindler
Aobert Schindler
Juda
John G. Blum
Glarus
Robert Wagner
Beloit
O. D. Curtis
R. A. Woodruff
New York
Adam Duerst
Elmer
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Canada
Donald Herschlieb
Madison
Tad Stauffacher
Bernice Babler
Fred Haddinger
Ft. Atkinson
Fannie G
Frieda ,Benkett
Rosa Roth
Monroe
Iva Thiede
Emma Stauffacher
Nellie Paige
Jacob Voegeli
Rolland Fanacuilla
Sunty
State Conservati Department
Fshing
Royce Dallman
Rock County
Koshkonong
Rock River
Dane County
Lake Mendota
Local social notes from orangevilie and surrounding areas
A column of brief visits and gatherings lists Mr. and Mrs. Glen Bear and daughter Mary Lou Cedarville and several Madison Monroe Twin Grove and Marshfield entries. Guests include Mrs. Zweifel Emrick Hoskin Sipple Agen Dahnke Elmer Milbrandt Blum Hefty Freitag and others with travel to Denver Marshfield and Chicago. Wedding rings are noted as iron in ancient Rome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Bear
Mary Lou
Cedarville
Harry Zweifel
C. W. Emrick
John Emrick
Twin Grove
Donald
Beatrice Glee
Madison
Jack Hoskin
Judith Babler
Henry Sipple
Monroe
Herman G. Karen
Sun
Jay
Marshfield
Donald Miller
Villa Park
Ill
E. W. Marty
Willis Babler
Harris Babler
John Dahnke
Henry C. Elmer
Denver
Melvin Agen
Cimberland
Elmer
Marjorie
Nelson
Michael Agen
Will Donaldson
Billy
Chicago
Adam Duerst
Thomas Brusveen
Roy Bissig
Alvin Mitchell
McFarland
Wilson Milbrandt
Joan
Dahkosh
Henry Milbrandt
Fred A. Blum
Helen Hess
Stoughton Hospital
Fred G.blum
F. K. Hefty
Washington
Blums
Mrs. Hefty
Henry D. Freitag
Monticello
Baseball Club Plans Oshkosh Tryout Camp
A New York Giants try-out camp will be held in Oshkosh under Ray Lucas, former Giant pitcher, September 12 to 15. Boys wishing to try out must be high school graduates or older, at least five feet seven inches tall, and aged 17 to 21. They must cover their own expenses and bring shoes uniforms and gloves, with contact available through Lucas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Usukosn—Wyrone
NEW York Giants
Ray Lucas
Giant
Lucas
More Ball Games Rescheduled at Park
The Beloit Red Birds game tonight is moved to August 19 and the Madison 3 F Laundry game set for Sunday evening is postponed until September. The rescheduling follows plans for lights at Recreation Park announced by Don Cunningham of the Monroe State Line league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Cunningham
Monroe
Browntown Team Seeks Top Spot With Standings Run
Browntown and Monroe softball league reports show Browntown posting three wins in four starts this summer. They defeated Albany 12 1 New Glarus 9 2 and J Brodhead All Stars 10 9 before a 10 7 loss to Durand. In harness racing news Our Time two year old pacer captured opening day Geer stake at Bill Cane's Good Time Park in Goshen New York with the Grand Circuit meeting under way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Albany
New Glarus
J. Brodhead
Durand
Goshen
N. Y
N Y
Bill Cane
Cane
Geer
Charles Favored Well To Take Bout Tonight
New York Charles is a heavy favorite to defend his NBA title against Gus Lesnevich in a 15 round bout at Yankee Stadium scheduled for 8 p.m. The champion, 34, has just edged Jersey Joe Walcott to win the crown and faces a costly test in a cautious Lesnevich posing a solid challenge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
New York
Ezzard Charles
Gus Lesnevich
Yankee Stadium
Joe Walcott
Alliance 3
Canberra
Cincinnati
John Dedman
North Atlantic Alliance
Australia
Green Bay tops Janesville in tight Wisconsin league race
The Associated Press notes Green Bay moved into a first place Wisconsin state league tie with Oshkosh after Al Gross went 5 for 5 and a triple play showcased crisp fielding. Janesville loss came as Oshkosh fell to Wisconsin Rapids. Fond du Lac and Appleton also tied for fifth after Fond du Lac beat Sheboygan twice while Appleton swept them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fond du Lac
Sheboygan Green Bay
Janesville
Chicago
Cleveland
New York
Boston
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
American Association
Wisconsin State League
Wausau
Appleton
Green Bay
Sheboygan J
Oshkosh
Wisconsin Rapids
Jays
Giants
al Gross
Bluejays
Fond du Lace
Panthers
Sheboygan
Brews Edge Red Birds In American Loop Tilt
Milwaukee Brewers beat Columbus 17 to 5 in the American League clash as five runs in the second inning, sparked by two unearned runs in the ninth, powered the victory. Bob Ha bericht limited the offense before a late pinch hitter change. Poole Heads Allstars Chicago- Barney Poole, ex Mississippi and army end, named captain of the college all stars for the Tribune charities game against the Philadelphia Eagles at Soldier Field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brews
Red Birds
Associated Press
Milwaukee Brewers
Columbus
Kurt Drieger
Bob Habericht
Poole
Allstars
Chicago
Barney Poole
Mississippi
Army
Philadelphia Eagles
Soldier Field
Chicago,Tribune
Farm Bureaus Rally To Beat Albany Team In Softball
The Monroe Farm Bureaus ended a three game skid with an 11 to 11 win over the Kruegers at Albany. Andy Hartch led Monroe with two singles and a double, while Keller pitched strong, striking out 10 in a high scoring contest. The Farm Bureaus are set to face the Albany John Deeres on August 18, and note the St Joe River in Idaho is the highest navigable river in the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Ram
Kruegers
Albany
Monroe
Andy Hartch
Harold Neuenschwander
Glenn Gruenberg
Burleigh Bartlett
Gene Zolier
Danny Wyss
Bill Weyda
Carl Goecks
Bert Posorske
Glen Greenlem
Merlin ‘Rufer
Jim McGuire
Ray Keller
Gibbons
Steurs
Arnold
Mauerman
Krueger
Anderson
Grossman
Billy Pryce
Rayne
W. Pryce
Keller
St. Joe River
Idaho
Also Mentioned on This Page
BY Jimmy Hatlo
Mangrum
Snead
Sonpeum Vuvly
Sneai
Sambo
Budd
Paul Neubauer
Luick
C. D. Curtis
George
May
Frank Stranahan
Louise Suggs
Hooa
Becker
Jamies
Stauter
Donny
Forbes
Britay
William Grenawe Zow
East Troy
Harold Saxton
Orangevilie
Mrs
Glen E. Bolender
Chiropractic Clinic
M. J. Gonstead
Cees
Browntown
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Toledo
Louisville
Kansas City
Turner Hall
Curly Ray
Highway 69
Hollywood
Tobby
Tercoe Brogk
Farm Bureaus
Ean
Vaventidt
Kirby
San Juan
Hart-Treacherg
Dixie
Jimmie Davis
Jirie Davis
Sunshine
Margaret Lindsay
Freddie Stewart
Bob Hope
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!