Blanchardville Seeks Southern Title In Sunday Games
Blanchardville leads the Southern section with a two game margin and needs one win Sunday to clinch a tie for the title as Monroe, Argyle, and Belleville compete in the Home Talent league.
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HOME
Blanchardville
New Glarus
Monticello
Orfordvillie
Schedawe
Monroe
Belleville
Argyle
Woodford
Footville
Oakley
Orfordville
Fred Kipfer
Russell Ae
Madison
Cross Plains
McFarland
John Cookie Walter
LaVerne
Oo Oakley
Orford
Indians Rally to 26-3 Win but Fall to Second
The Cleveland Indians split with the St. Louis Browns, losing game one 8-4 before a 26-3 rout in the nightcap. The setback dropped Cleveland to second place behind the Philadelphia Athletics in the AL pennant race. Also, the Boston Braves defeated the Dodgers 2-1 in Boston aided by a ninth inning rally.
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Associated Press
Cleveland Indians
St. Louis Browns
Indians
Philadelphia Athletics
Tribe
Browns
St. Louis
Boston Braves
Brooklyn Dodgers
St. Louis Cardinals
Dodgers
Boston
Pirates
Pittsburgh
Wally Westlake
U S Olympic Team Aims for 36th Gold in Basketball Final
The U S team leads with 35 first place medals as the London Games near closing. Sweden is second with 11 as the U S faces France in the basketball final tonight. Turkey Holland Italy Hungary and France trail with five each in first places.
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United States
Sweden
U.S
France
Turkey
Holland
Italy
Hungary
Denmark
Britain
Finland
Australia
Egypt
Jamaica
Czechoslovakia
Argentina
Belgium
Austria
Norway
Peru
Switzerland
Juda Visits and Kinship Gatherings Across Wisconsin
Miss Mollie Wohlwend of San Pedro California visits her sister Mrs Ira Johnson. Mr and Mrs William Parfrey and daughters Betty and Beverly from Richland arrive for a Claude Walton visit. Leland Skattum and daughter join Clyde Field family for Sunday supper at Monticello. Ed Hintzman Ray Broege attend Malkuch reunion at Vilas park Madison. Rolland Keen teaches a Monroe EB church class picnic at Recreation park. Edward Thomas and daughters Jane and Ruth Ann from Kenosha visit Sam Walters and Lewis Lehnherr. Jane stays longer.
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Mollie Wohlwend
San Pedro
Calif
Ira Johnson
William Parfrey
Betty
Beverly
Richland Custer
Claude Walton
Leland Skattum
Clyde Field
Monticello
Ed Hintzman
Ray Broege
Malku
Conzelman Orders No Contact for Cardinals
Chicago Cardinals coach Jimmy Conzelman after scrimmage at Carroll college orders no contact work amid an injury-plagued squad. He notes unusually numerous injuries to key players Charley Trippi Pat Harder Boris Dimancheff John Cochran and others including Bill Blackburn Bill Campbell Plate Andros Stan Mauldin and Bob Zimny.
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Waukesha
Jimmy Conzelman
Chicago Cardinals
Carroll College
Conzelman
Charley Trippi
Pat Harder
Boris Dimancheff
John Cochran
Bill Blackburn
Bill Campbell
Plate Andros
Stan Mauldin
Bob Zimny
Brodhead Gridders Open Season Early September Drill
Brodhead high school football will begin practicing on Wednesday afternoon September 1. Coach Al Erickson explained the early drills are needed due to an unusually early game this season. The Cardinals compete in the State Line Six-Man Football league.
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Brodhead
Brodhead High
al Erickson
Cardinals
Englund Signs with Oshkosh All Stars
Gene Englund six foot five center and former Wisconsin star signed by the Oshkosh All Stars of the National Basketball League. He led Oshkosh scoring last season with 734 points in 58 league games.
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Englund
Oshkosh
Gene Englund
Oshkosh All Stars
National Basketball League
University of Wisconsin
Scoreboard of Yesterday's Baseball Results
American League games listed with St. Louis 8 to 3 over Cleveland and Milwaukee 5 3 over Kansas City in the American Association. Boston beat Brooklyn 2 to 1 in the National League while Pittsburgh topped St. Louis 3 to 2. Toledo defeated Columbus 9 to 3 and 15 innings were noted in the first game. Boston at New York was postponed due to rain.
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Cleveland
Boston
New York
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
Kansas City
St. Pat
Minneapolis
Toledo
Columbus
Tomorrow's Schedule for Major League Baseball
The official slate shows Cleveland at Chicago, Boston at Washington, Philadelphia at New York, Detroit at St. Louis, Brooklyn at Boston, New York at Philadelphia, and St. Louis at Pittsburgh. All listed games are scheduled for the night.
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Cleveland
Chicago
Boston
Washington
Philadelphia
New York
Detroit
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Centennial 100 Mile Race Slated At Wisconsin Exposition
An 18 car field will race Sunday in the 100 mile big car event at the Wisconsin centennial exposition. Wisconsin Auto Racing Association president Tom Marchese said five drivers with AAA national championships at the state fair park track will attend. The champions include Rex Mays, Bill Holland, Charley Van Acker, Ted Horn, and Emil Andres.
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Milwaukee
Tom Marchese
Wisconsin Auto Racing Association
State Fair Park
Rex Mays
Glendale
Calif
Bill Holland
Bridgeort
Two Share Lead In St. Paul Open
Jimmy Demaret of Ojai California and Henry Ransom of Ravinia Illinois shared the lead after the opening round of the 13500 St. Paul Open in St. Paul Minnesota. They shot five under par 67s, one stroke ahead of Laffoon of St Andrews Otto Greinger of Baltimore and Bill Nary of Phoenix. J P Rouse of Kenosha led Wisconsin with a 71 while Wisconsin Open champion Jimmy Milward posted 74.
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Minn
Jimmy Demaret
Ojai
Calif
Henry Ransom
Ravinia
St. Andrews
Otto Greinger
Baltimore
Bill Nary
Phoenix
Ariz
J. P. Rouse
Kenosha
Wisconsin
Rouse
Jimmy Milward
Green Bay
Waffle Shop Nine Posts 11th Victory in Major League Play
Waffle Shop extended its dominant run with a 7 1 win over Victory Tavern in Major league action. Wally Schuetz hurled a no hitter until two outs in the second, while Bill Moon homered with two on. Firestone defeated Rudy’s Tavern 6-4 in a Minor league tilt.
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Victory Tavern
Restaurant Nine
Wally Schuetz
Victory
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Firestone
Rudy’s Tavern
Wally Bahler
Leo Butts
Bill Moon
Moon
Eddie Goecks Wins Low Net Golf Event At Monroe Club
Eddie Goecks won the first flight low net event at Monroe Country Club yesterday. Chet Becker and Ken Stuart tied for second. Clayt Olson and Duke Etter shared low net honors in the second flight. Nate Goetz won the third flight with Lester Bacon second and Vern Peterson third.
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Monroe Country Club
Chet Becker
Ken Stuart
Clayt Olson
Duke Etter
Nate Goetz
Lester Bacon
Vern Peterson
Local News Travelers Share Visits From Across States
Blanchardville and nearby towns report return from travels in Minnesota South Dakota and Wisconsin. Residents including Mrs W F McGuigan Mr and Mrs George Olson and daughters Jeanne and Keith Chicago and others visit relatives and friends in Wisconsin Illinois Minnesota and California during a ten day trip and family visits continue in Wisconsin Rapids Ottawa Winona and Denver locales.
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Jeanne
Keith
Chicago
E. J. Norem
Robert
Ottawa
Ill
Conrad Holt
Minnesota
South Dakota
Jerry Ann
Jean Margeson
Wisconsin Rapids
Clarence Thorson
Glen
Ruth Ann Lageson
Ben Larson
Minneapolis
Ed Lageson
T. Tollackson
Ted Tollackson
Chester Mason
Wales
Jacqueline Logan
California
J. F
Frank Mason
Morris -Jorenby
Denver
Lena Jorenby
Luther Arnold
Winona
Minn
Jorenby
Orville Jorenby
When Sick of Being Sick See The Chiropractor
M. J. Gonstead advertises chiropractic clinic services with X ray and Neurocalometer tests. Includes phone 373 and residence 101 Monroe.
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Chiropractic
M. J. Gonstead
Monroe
Local social notes recount visits and travels of area residents
The column lists multiple visitors and family trips around Wisconsin including Madison, Stoughton, Milwaukee, Monroe, Darlington and Healdsburg. Names include Mrs. George Johnson, Mrs. Harold Arneson, Jacob Syftestad, Sonja, John Farmer, Russell Hanson, H. C. Young, Peter Houns, Dr. M. M. Darrow, Connie Carr, Dr. B Olson, O R Olson, Byron Olson, F. W. Mann, John Maloney and Rose Cavanaugh, noting lake cottage stays, vacations, and health concerns.
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Madison
New Glarus
George Johnson
Harold Arneson
Stoughton
Jacob Syftestad
Sonja
John Farmer
Russell Hanson
H. C. Young
Peter Houns
Milwaukee
Healdsburg
Calif
George Bachelor
Chicago
William McClaskey
Darlington
John Maloney
Rose Cavanaugh
National semi pro tourney opens with four state champions
The 14th annual national semi pro baseball tournament begins tonight in Wichita Kansas with games featuring Wisconsin Missouri Arkansas and Kansas champions. New Holstein Wisconsin champion meets Camden Krafts Arkansas No 1 team in the second contest.
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Kas
Wisconsin
Missouri
Arkansas
Kansas
New Holstein
Camden Kraftsmen
Want Ad Workload: Big Effort for Small Payoff
Classified readers are urged to consider the value of Want Ads as they note the heavy labor behind small monetary returns. Advertisers weigh time spent crafting notices against modest earnings.
All Stars Scrimmage in Evanston Tests Formations
All star college squads square off in Evanston Illinois Saturday as two units of the all star football team stage a scrimmage and test single wing and T formations.
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