Center Bankers Softball Victors in Mixed League Night
Jefferson Center, a makeshift squad from the Municipal League, defeated Sahara Coal 6 to 4, with strong pitching from Krattiger. Commercial Bank outslugged Belleville 12 to 4 as Rudy Buri drove in multiple runs. Tonight's finale features Gemplers versus Phillips-Smith with a three‑way second-place race possible.
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Jefferson Center
Sahara Coal
Commercial Bank
Belleville
Recreation Park
Victors Center
Jefferson
Krattiger
Bob Prien
Sahara
Bankers
Pete Johnson
Bill Guyer
Dick Boerk
Myers
Nathan Brand
Goodrich
Buri
Rudy Buri
Johnson
Boelk
Gemplers
Phillips- Smith
National League standings and Monday results summary
National League table shows New York atop with 44 wins and 17 losses, followed by Brooklyn and Milwaukee in pursuit. Monday results include Philadelphia 9, Brooklyn 6. American League standings show Cleveland leading with 82 wins and 33 losses, New York 80 37, Chicago 44 62, and Detroit 52 63. Monday had no games in Detroit at Cleveland and New York at Philadelphia.
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New York
Brooklyn
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Baltimore
Boston
Orangeville Social Notes Bring Family Visits Together
A flurry of visits and gatherings fills Orangeville and nearby towns. Ed Moseley and son Danny joined Clinton travelers at the Jensen home while John Obert’s family guests included Browntown residents. Dozens of relatives and friends from Monroe, Rockford, Milwaukee, South Wayne, and Freeport converged for a 89th birthday dinner for J M Boyer at Sam Matske’s Juda home, with attendees listing multiple Boyer and related family households.
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Ed Moseley
Danny
Clinton
John Jensen
John Obert
Browntown
Orville Obert
Ellen Goodhart
Virgil Dickinson
Roy Hefty
Vernon Best
Ralph Keister
Genoa City
Janis Rudelius
Rockford
John A. Jensen
Robert Schulthess
Jake Schulthess
Milwaukee
John Holmes
M. Connell
Nathan Roth
Monroe
J. M. Boyer
Sam Matske
Mattie Eaton
Dave Miller
Mary Johnson
Virgil Rupnow
Cedarville
Leland Boyer
Lena
Bonnie Bolender
Orangeville
Vernon Litchten-walher
Alvin Camron
Nancy
Glen Bolender
Packers Begin Summer Camp With Seven Rookie Recruits
Green Bay Packers start summer training to integrate seven college All-Star rookies into plans for the upcoming NFL season. Coach Lisle Blackbourn calls it irritating but necessary as six rookies report, plus expected arrival of Art Hunter. rookies include Bobby Garrett Stanford, Veryl Switzer Kansas State, George Timberlake Southern Cal, Hosea Sims Marquette, Tom Allman West Virginia, Ken Hall North Texas State, Clyde Sanders Bethune-Cookman.
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Pers Stevens Point
Green Bay Packers
Lisle Blackbourn
Packers
Detroit Lions
Chicago
Blackbourn
Bobby Garrett Froms
Stanford
Veryl Switzer
Kansas State
George Timberlake
Southern Cal
Art Hunter
Notre Dame
Hosea Sims
Marquette
Tom Allman
West Virginia
Ken (Cotton) Hall
North Texas State
Garrett
Switzer
Clyde Sanders
Sanders
Bethune- Cookman College
Florida
Timberlake
Ivy Williamson
Wisconsin
Dick Mace
Syracuse
Clyde Adkins
William Penn College
Town
Cleveland Browns
Green Bay
Chicago Cardinals
Minneapolis
Fred Cone
Cardinal
Edgerton Site For Coon Trial
Acoon and 10x homa field trial sponsored by the Wisconsin Rac coon and Fox Hunters Association will begin at Edgerton Sunday at 10 a m on the John Willie farm five miles south of Edgerton and eight miles north of Janesville. Prizes of 5 for free winners 3 for line winners and a 40-25-10 percent setup for a scheduled fox chase. The tri state trial will be held at Evansville Sept 26 and a trial at Poynette Sept 12. The number of diesel locomotives used on U S railroads increased from 3800 in 1945 to 23000 in
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Acoon
Wisconsin Raccoon and Fox Hunters Association
Edgerton
John Willie
Janesville
Highway 51
Evansville
Association
Poynette
Pheasants To Be Stocked by State
Clarence xenkert, a district game manager, said the conservation department will stock cork pheasants in the county before the season opens. The pheasant crop this year does not look good, and more than 1,000 birds died from bad feed at the Poynette game farm. About 1,005 pheasants were released Sunday in New Glarus and several towns. The state has filed action against the feed dealer for supplying a too rich mixture.
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Clarence Xenkert
Dstrict
Conservation Department
Conservation League
New Glarus
Brooklyn
Monticello
Albany
Brodhead
Judo
Monroe
Browntown
Poynette
Benkert
League
Benkett
Smoky Burgess Helps Phillies Rally Past Dodgers
Yesterday's Stars Burgess and Roberts led the Philadelphia Phillies in a 9-6 win over Brooklyn. Burgess collected two doubles and two singles in five at bats while Robin Roberts became the first pitcher in either league to reach 18 wins, overcoming early wildness. A note on religious belief mentions Buddism and Shinto as two forms of the same faith.
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Smoky Burgess
Philadelphia Phils
Phils
Brooklyn
Robin Roberts
City Softball Tournament Kicks Off Monday With Eight Games
Eight team Municipal Softball League tournament begins Monday at Recreation Park, running through August 29. Openers feature Commercial Bank vs Phillips-Smith at 7:30 p.m. and Phillips-Smith vs Gemplers at 8 p.m. Standings show Gemplers 10-2, Sahara Coal and Helland-Hein 8-5, Albany 4-9, Phillips-Smith 7-5, Commercial Bank 1-12. Final and consolation games set for Sunday at 3 p.m. with trophies from Martin Sporting Goods and The Evening Times.
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Municipal Softball League
Recreation Park
Commercial Bank
Phillips- Smith
Phillips- Smith Ten
Albany
Sahara Coal
Plac Helland- Hein
Gemplers
Commercial Bank-Phillips- Smith
Helland-Hein
Martin Sporting Goods
The
Bankers
Fight Results From Associated Press Card Smash
Brooklyn Easter Parkway Frankie Ruff outpointed Dennis Brady by a wide margin. New York St Nicholas Arena Gerry Dreyer stopped El Constripto after eight rounds. Los Angeles Rudy Martinez stopped Mantel Castillo after five rounds in Hollywood.
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Associated Press
Brooklyn
Easter Parkway
Frankie Ruff
New York
Dennis
Pat) Brady
St. Nicholas Arena
Gerry Dreyer
South Africa
el Constripto
Mexico City
Los Angeles
Rudy Martinez
Hollywood
Calif
Mantel Castillo
East
Knot Hole Club Braves Trip For Boys Aug 31
Robert Hardell, YMCA representative, reports 20 Knot Hole Club tickets left for the August 31 Braves Dodgers game for boys ages 10 to 15. Membership costs 10 cents with 50 cents for transport to Milwaukee County Stadium. Thirteen drivers are needed. signups close this week at Recreation Park as remaining tickets will be returned.
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Knot Hole
Braves
Robert Hardell
YMCA
Braves Dodgers
Knot Hole Club
Milwaukee County
Hardell
Recreation Park
Mink and Muskrat Seasons Favored by County Trappers
About a thousand county trappers gathered at the Courthouse to answer a conservation panel survey. They voted to open mink and muskrat seasons on November 1 for 20 days with wet sets, rejecting a dry set season. Beavers were discussed but a one-year wait was approved. Harold A. Peterson and Myron I. Stair led the meeting.
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Conservation Commission
Harold A. Peterson
Myron I. Stair
Conservation Congress
United States players lead in Canadian Amateur golf tourney
Ted Lenczyk of Newington Conn led US players into the second round with a 6 and 5 victory over A J Longoof of Toronto. Albuquerque Davis Adams of Macon Ga and Gerald Goring of Honolulu were the only players to break par with 71 as the International Jaycee golf tournament opened.
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Associated Press
London
Ont
Ted Lenczyk
Newington
Conn
United States
A. J. Longoof
Toronto
Albuquerque
Davis Adams
Macon
Gerald Goring
Honolulu
Braves Meet Cards Tonight At Milwaukee Stadium
Milwaukee baseball fever roars as the Braves set for a three game series with St Louis after a season of near sellouts. Attendance nears 1.5 million across 50 dates with a 45,000 capacity stadium and a push toward the two million mark.
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Milwaunnes
Milwaukee
Charlie Grimm
Braves
Boston
Chicago Cubs
County Stadium
Menominee River Valley
St. Louis
Chicago
Ciuer
Brodhead Social Notes Move Across Towns and States
Miss Grace Marsh reports on a Platteville Blackbourn reunion attended by Mr. and Mrs. John Plichta and others. C J Coldren and family returned from Rhinelander. Lt and Mrs Laubie visited Washington visitors. V A Heinz of Chicago visited Mary Heinz and Dalza Fleming. Pastor Rev Carl T Thompson teaches Bible study in South Dakota. Rev J W Zimmerman visits his daughter Mrs Will Meinert. Mrs Robert Hauser from Monroe stays with her parents while husband serves at Camp McCoy. Jake Schlittler and Alvin Arnold returned from a Western states trip.
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John Plichta
Lourdon Blackbourn
Arnold Condon
Gregg
Blackbourn
Platteville
C. J. Coldren
Rhinelander
Thomas Laubie
Washington, D. C
Stanley Knight
Chester Rose
V. A. Heinz
Chicago
Mary Heinz
Dalza Fleming
Carl T. Thompson
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
South Dakota
J. W. Zimmerman
Will Meinert
Robert Hauser
Monroe
George Wheeler
National Guard
Camp McCoy
Jake Schlittler
Alvin Arnold
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Bankers Softball Victors
Glen E. Bolender
Jimmy Hatlo
Best Egan
Cardinals
Jim Root
U. S
Yin Rye
Nash
5Th Ave
Wis
Topson TV
Dorsey Brothers
CBS Network
M. Gerhart
D.C
Abaloo
Veterans Hospital
Miss Grace Marsh
R. Mueller Cheese Factory
13Th Street
Blatz Beer
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