Harold Davidson Dominates In 2-0 City softball win
Harold Davidson pitched a stellar game allowing only one scratch hit to Benkerts as Lamboleys moved into sole second place with a 2-0 victory. The coal and ice team held Gemplers to four wins, one loss, while Luicks built a big lead and held on to win 7-6 after a late FFA rally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Davidson
Benkerts
Lamboleys
Rts
Luicks
FFA
Meyers
Davidson
Bob Rieder
Heinzelman
Bill Beach
Neuenschwander
Lamboley
Beach
Ed Gibbons
Coal and Ice
Gemplers
Bob Brawand
Bill Hardell
Gene Beach
Brawand
Bob Hardell
Herman Christen
Don van Wagenen
Hardell
Jim Staffon
Wayne Segner
Speich
Wells
Quinn
Segner
Brandli
Staffon
Norder
Tigers Split Doubleheader as Lipon Hobbles Hopes
Detroit held upper hand in the pennant race with a split of a doubleheader against the St. Louis Browns. Shortstop Johnny Lipon suffered a bad spike and may miss a week while Virgil Trucks remains questionable due to illness.
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St. Louis
Detroit Tigers
Red Rolfe
Tigers
St. Louis Browns
Johnny Lipon
Virgil Trucks
North Korean capture of Philip Deane reported
The London based observer and IN S war correspondent Philip Deane is reported captured by North Korean forces, according to the New China News Agency. The report aired last night and unverified details remain unclear.
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London
Communist
New China News Agency
Philip Deane
International News Service
The
London Observer
Verne Bickford Throws Rare No Hit No Run For Braves
Boston righthander Verne Bickford shut out Brooklyn 7-0 in a no hit no run performance, his 14th win of the season. The Dodgers managed only four walks as Bickford dominated from the mound, keeping the Braves within five games of the Phillies for the National League pennant.
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Boston
Vern Bickford
Boston Braves
Bickford
Braves
Brooklyn Dodgers
Canton
Tribe
Philadelphia Phillies
Hellier
Thers
Cardinals Clash Sunday In Shrine-KC Benefit Game
Monroe Cardinals meet Platteville in a Sunday night Shrine-KC Benefit game at 8. Lefty Laverne Andrews will start for Monroe after a one hit outing, while Platteville, one of southern Wisconsin’s top teams, carries a solid schedule edge. The Monroe squad also faces Casen Plumbers of Madison Sunday afternoon as the full team travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Cardinals
Platteville Cardinals
Monroe
Shrine-Kc
Laverne
Lefty
Wisconsin
Madison
Milwaukee
Casen Plumbers
Gene Mason
Jerry Dwyer
Allie Staffacher
Ed Jordan
Bob Rieder
Herb Boll
Wittman Wins Continental Race at Detroit Air Fair
Steve Wittman of Oshkosh set a speed record at 188.667 mph winning the first heat of the Continental trophy race. Downey of Whittier won the second heat at 186.589 mph amid rule questions. Oak Park rider James Vosyka died when his plane collapsed in the third heat. races continue as scheduled.
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Detroit
Steve Wittman
Air Fair Committee
Millers Rally Behind Howell and Wilhelm in 9-0 Win
Third place Minneapolis powered by Dixie Howell and Hoyt Wilhelm to a 9-0 shutout over Columbus following Howell’s no hit effort. The Millers stay 4½ games behind Louisville, which beat Kansas City. Indianapolis and Milwaukee idle, three games back.
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Millers
Associated Press
Minneapolis
Dixie Howell
Hoyt Wilhelm
Louisville
Wilhelm
Howell
Columbus
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Dimaggio Bench Marks First Time In Career
New York Yankees star Joe DiMaggio was benched for the first time in his major league career last night as Casey Stengel cited fatigue. The Yankees edged the Athletics 7 to 6 with DiMaggio available only as a pinch hitter.
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Dimaggio
New York
Joe DiMaggio
New York Yankee
Joe
Casey Stengel
Yanks
Davis Sets New Monroe Meet 100 Yard Back Record
Davis breaks his own Monroe annual swimming meet record with 1 14.8 in 100 yard backstroke as unseasonable weather surrounds the event. Dorothy Davitte tops girls high point with 18. Bruni Donnerbeck tie for boys advanced trophy with 12 points.
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Monroe
Gene Davis
Davis
John Bruni
John Donnerbeck
Sandra Simpson
Felix Sansoudie
Bill Ienatsch
Dorothy Davitte
Dorothy
Jerry Davis
Pat Whalen
Joyce Babler
Don Brennan
Felix Sansoucie
Bonnie Keil
Henry Ransom Tops Tam at Half Mark
Henry Ransom of Chicago led the Tam O'Shanter world golf championship pro division at halfway with 139 after a 69. He held a two stroke edge over Chandler Harper with Dick Mayer, Porky Oliver, and Jim Ferrier at 142, while Bobby Locke, Clayton Heafner, and Ed Furgol were at 143.
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Chicago
Henry Ransom
Ransom
Darkhorse
Chandler Harper
Portsmouth
Dick Mayer
Porky Oliver
Jim Ferrier
Bobby Locke
Clayton Heafner
Ed Furgol
Lawson Little
Cary Middlecoff
Johnny Bulla
Jimmy Demaret
Skee Riegel
Ted Kroll
Babe Zaharias
Patty Berg
Minneapolis
Miss Berg
Peggy Kirk
Findlay
Dot Kielty
Long Beach
Calif
Wilford Wehrle
Ormond Beach
Fla
Frank Stranahan
Toledo
National League and American League Scoreboard Highlights
Today's NL games feature New York at Philadelphia and Brooklyn at Boston with St Louis at Cincinnati and Chicago at Pittsburgh. Yesterday's results include Boston 7 Brooklyn 0 and New York 3 Philadelphia 1. Detroit and St Louis split a doubleheader in the AL while New York edged Philadelphia 7 6. Tomorrow's schedule lists multiple afternoon and evening matchups across both leagues.
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Associated Press
National League Today
New York
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Boston
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
Oshkosh Tops Wisconsin State League Battle for First
Oshkosh returned to the league lead as Wisconsin Rapids lost 9-8 and Fond du Lac defeated Sheboygan 4-3. Janesville and Indians remained close in the standings after Janesville beat Appleton 3-0, while Wausau and Green Bay split a twin bill 12-8 and 17-5.
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Oshkosh
Associated Press
Giants
Wisconsin Rapids
Sheboygan
Fond du Lac
Janesville
Indians
Appleton
Wausau
Green Bay
Lumberjacks
Illustrious Escapes Major Damage After Boiler Jam
London officials reported no damage after a metal fire was found jammed in a boiler tube of the 23 000 ton aircraft carrier Illustrious. An admiralty spokesman said routine investigations continue and blamed a careless workman for the incident.
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London
Illustrious
Admiralty
Red Tape Slashed From Fishing Rules
The Wisconsin Conservation Commission adopts widespread rule simplification removing north south zoning and special seasons. Panfish and catfish now open year round with similar bag limits. Seasons set for pike pickerel May 12 1951 to Jan 15 1952 black bass June 20 1951 to Jan 15 1952 muskies May 25 to Nov 1 1951. Land purchases approved.
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Eagle River
Wisconsin Conservation Commission
Conservation Congress
Arthur Milstad
Eagles Fall to All Stars 17-7 in Soldier Field Showdown
Football record recounts the all star team defeating the defending NFL champions 17 to 7 before about 90 000 fans at Soldier Field. Coach Eddie Anderson led a 49 player squad with standouts Eddie LeBaron and Charley Justice sharpening the attack. No injuries were reported among participants.
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Chicago
Philadelphia Eagles
Soldier Field
Eagles
Greasy Neale
Emil Sitko
Notre Dame
Eddie Anderson
Holy Cross
Iowa
Eddie LeBaron
College of Pacific
North Carolina
Charley
Father Admits Holdup Joins Son in Jail
Sheboygan police say Joseph Maxey 42 admitted taking part in a December robber y at a tavern in which Frank Kobie was robbed of his savings. Maxey's 19 year old son Richard and relatives in California face warrants for involvement.
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Son
Sheboygan
Walter Wagner
California
Wagner
Joseph Maxey
Frank Kobie
Maxey
Richard
Mrs. Maxcy Estate Appraised At 591804 In Oshkosh
The estate of the late Mrs. Isabel T. Maxcy widow of a prominent Oshkosh businessman was valued at 591804 with real estate totaling 171755 and personal property 42049. The husband ran multiple business properties and the Oshkosh water works as shown in Winnebago county court filings.
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Oshkosh
Isabel T. Maxcy
Winnebago County
Maxcy
Reunions and visits dot Spring Grove social scene
Mrs. Emma Meinert visits Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Clark while Forrest Clark recovers from torn ligaments. Numerous families travel, visit, or host relatives in Juda, Rockford, Moline, and nearby towns.
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Emma Meinert
Davis
Ill
Stanley Clark
Forrest Clark
Fred Wise
Kenneth Horstmeier
Cheyenne
Walter Swanberg Jr
Rockford
Orla McClellans
Melvin Wilson
Juda
Robert B. Clark
Fred Mohns
Dora Leuzinger
Archie Moska
Tne
St. Clare Hospital
Monroe
Robertson-Hawkins
Bluif View Park
Messrs
Mmes
Fred Kloepping
Rodney Arnsmeier
Herman Notter
Woodford
Lowell Arnsmeier
Notter
John Robertson
Glen Hauser
Moline
Paul Hausers
Orion
Manley Douglas
Alvin Andersons
McGregor
Ervin Armstrong
Emmett Armstrong
Virginia
Bloomington
Frank Leopold
Sam Pehl
Pehl
Harvey Kilmer
Perry
Ira
Henry Kilmers
Jay McNair
Dale Young
Yellow Spring O
H. Lee Jones
Harold Newcomer
Pacific Northwest
Edmund Dooley
Monticello
Frank Leopold Jr
Sheri
Big Hill Park
Beloit
Social notes from Monticello and nearby towns
Monticello society items record visits and social calls across Madison area. Names include Mrs. O. D. Curtis, Mr. and Mrs. Anton Hefty, Casper Hefty, John Zimmerman, Mrs. Zweifel, Herman Kubly, Emma Kubly, W. S. Hoesly, Mrs. John Christopher, Mrs. Ira Holcomb, Edwin Wilde, Delmar Kubly, Bob and Betty Kroes, H. F. Mattfield, Beth Ann Schuler, M. E. Lynn, Albert Tobler, Evelyn, Thomas Voegels, Irene Marty, Alda Ann, Viola Rupp, Barbara Butler, Lester Kingley, Nic Luchsing er, William Pagel, and others. The report mentions visits, hospital care, and a contract bridge gathering.
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Anton Hefty
Casper Hefty
New Glarus
John Zimmerman
Beloit
J. P. Zweifel
Herman Kubly
Emma Kubly
W. S. Hoesly
Monroe
John Christopher
Albany
Adam Duerst
Ira Holcomb
Edwin Wilde
Delmar Kubly
RoxAnn
Kris
Lester Kroes
H. F. Mattfield
Bob and
Betty
West Allis
Beth Ann Schuler
H. F. Stoll
M. E. Lynn
Contract Bridge Club
Albert Tobler
Evelyn
Rock City
Ill
Thomas Voegels
Ed Gmar
Irene Marty
Alda Ann
Viola Rupp
Methodist Hospital
Madison
O. D. Curtis
Barbara Butler
Lester Kingley
Nic Luchsinger
William Pagel
Henry Spring
Gale
Social roundup in Orangeville and surrounding towns
A long list of callers and visits from Orangeville and nearby communities. Families including Folgate, Nott, Mauthe, Bridge, Fowler, Hulbert, Griffin, Maybanks, Keister, and others travel to Milwaukee DeKalb Rockford Freeport Monroe Hancock and Waubesa for visits picnics and family reunions.
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Victor Folgate
Raymond Nott
Milwaukee
Howard Mauthe
C. B. Bridge
DeKalb
Robert Bridge
Frank Fowler
Rockford
J. Milton Bostian
Fowler
Sterling Bennett
California
Stanley Hulbert
Orangeville
Milo Griffin
Dakota
Will Griffin
Robert Maybanks
Freeport
Oelwein
Roland Walter
Ralph Keister
Jan
Mark
Missouri
Methodist Church
Monroe Recreation Park
Walter
Freeport Krape Park
Edith van Matre
Emil Schwitz
M. W. Moore
Sue
Barbara Sowards
Edna Reeser
Moore Cottage
Lake Waubesa
Tana Kae Loveland
Monroe
Wilmer A. Palmer
Palmer’s
Hancock
Marshall Frautschy
Virgil Scheider
Red Oak
Ralph Frautschy
John Foss
Jane Windecker
Eli Wilson
Jake Gearhart
Otto Folgate
Raymond Zimmerman
Hazel Kramer
Herbert Kramer
Melvin Henze
Ruth
Henze
Ray Zimmerman
White Pines State Park
Maude Askey
William Engle
Mary Kay
F. M. Parkinson
Joy
Lena
Roy Hefty
Susan
Stark County Fair
Lafayette
Ind
Cambridge Illinois FFA Fair Judges Lead Weekend
The article lists various local residents and their weekend activities. Men judged at a sectional FFA fair in Cambridge, Illinois, while others enjoyed outings to Apple River, Wisconsin Dells, Byron and nearby towns. Families include the Martins Siegmeier Scheider Mills Zet tle Bar mores Engels and Folgate, plus a baby born to Gordon Priewe and a hospital mention for Sharon Kay.
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Cambridge
Ill
Nate Martin
Kathryn
Alice Siegmeier
Jon
Apple River
Harvey Scheider
Freeport
Everett Mills
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Dells
Emmerson Zettle
Robert
John Barmore
Byron
Billy
Case School Proxy Nominated for AEC Seat
President Truman nominated T. Keith Glennan of Case Institute of Technology as a member of the atomic energy commission to fill the vacancy left by Lewis Straus. He also named three new members to the AEC general advisory committee William Frank Libby Eger Murphree and Walter G Whitman to positions at Illinois University Standard Oil Summit New Jersey and MIT.
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Washington
Truman
T. Keith Glennan
Cleveland
Atomic Energy Commission
Case Institute of Technology
Lewis Straus
AEC
William Frank Libby
University of Illinois
Eger V. Murphree
Standard Oil Development Co
Lake Tanganyika Sounding Reaches 4708 Feet Depth
A sounding in Lake Tanganyika, Africa measured a depth of 4708 feet, indicating substantial underwater relief. Researchers note the measurement helps map the lake’s bathymetry and geological features for navigation and scientific study.
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Lake Tanganyika
Africa
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Tiger News
Pennant
Verne Bickford
Galena
Thanx
Sid Lang
Cardinal
Wittman
Grant Ienatsch
Bill Rattin
Gary Broge
Pete Ienatsch
Pete Donnerbeck
Corky Broge
Virginia Geil
Carol Boone
Betty Lamb
Diane Davis
Donna Clark
Dave Dwyer
Jerry Kubly
Dan Bender
Faye Staffacher
Judy Frey
Herb Ableman
Hazel Howard
Mike Kubly
Mike
Breast
Back
Tam
Carpenters and Carpenter Helpers
Alvin F. Rote Co
Commission
All-Stars
Spring Grove
Mrs. Herbert Mohns
West Coast
Helga Nicholls
Henry Gessler
Raymond Gessler
Lawrance G. Marty
Dick Freitag
Lake Sissabogama
Marty
Bank of Monticello
John Elmer
Darlyne
F. H. Steinmann
Leona Legler
Legler
Steinmann
Glen E. Bolender
Monroe Evening Times
the Times
Case
Goetz
Leo Gorcey and
Bowery Boys
Olsen and Johnson
Donald O’connor In
Francis
Kaye
Inspector General
Technicolor
Aia
Aagper Gan Coor
PABST
BLATZ
Dans - Boules — Juniors
Budweiser Hubers
Potosmeister-Brau
Braumeister
FOX Delux Millers Atlas Prager
Carlings Beer
Edelweiss
Schlitz
Webers
van Merritt
Old Wisconsin
HI Brau
Fauerbach
Drewry
Coke — Graf’s — Canada
Pepsi
Swiggum’s Beverage Depot
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