Major Leagues Establish New Drawing Marks
The Associated Press reports the majors have drawn 14.5 million cash customers with six weeks left, aiming toward 18 to 20 million as weather cooperates. Cubs Giants and Red Sox topped a million in attendance this weekend, while Yankees Tigers Dodgers chase records and injuries.
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Associated Press
Chicago Cubs
New York Giants
Red Sox
New York Yankees
Detroit Tigers
Brooklyn Dodgers
St. Louis Browns
Browns
Detroit
Dick Sisler
George
Cardinals
Cincinnati Reds
Red Birds
Dodgers
Brooks
Phillies
Visitors and calls mix at Madison area gatherings
Monticello reports social visits with Mrs. Bessie Youngreen hosting for her son and daughter in law. Harold Youngreen and his wife join for a birthday dinner. Several callers arrive from Freeport Rantoul Beloit and Poplar Grove. Reverend Hehn and family travel through to New Glarus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Youngreen
Madison
Bessie Youngreen
Leo Feldts
Freeport
Thomas Brusveen
Florence Loveland
Norma Freitag
Virginia Barlow
J. W. Barlow
Paul Blumer
Rantoul
Brusveen
Matt Zentner
Poplar Grove
Ill
Junior Zentner
Bob Wagner
Doris Curtis
D. Curtis
Beloit
Rev
O. Hehn
Arlington
Herman Feenie
New Glarus
Hehn
Grace Evangelical Church
Flavorful melon center richer in vitamins than rind edge
The softer inner portion of a melon near the seeds contains more ascorbic acid and carotene than the firmer portion next to the rind.
Schuetze Clothiers Headline Twin Grove Tomorrow
Schuetze Clothiers meets Twin Grove in the headline game tomorrow as local league play continues. Also on the schedule are Waffle Shop 8 Kraft Foods 2 and a full week of matches at Beloit including Lanz Hardware, Western Auto, Kundert Oilers, Lakeshire Marty, and Co F with results and upcoming pairings listed.
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Schuetze Clothiers
Twin Grove
Waffle Shop
Kraft Foods
McArdle Tavern
Green County Service
Oakley
Bauman Hardware
All-stars
Greyhound Giants
Beloit
Pet. Lanz Hardware
Western Auto
Kundert Oilers
Lakeshire-Marty
AO Martin Appliance
I Ae
Wba A Ae
Lanz Hardware
Martin Appliance
Co. F
Eeerence ‘Waffle Shop
Oakley On Green Co
Servideas
Green Co
Baseball Standings and Scores From The Day
The report lists standings for the American League and National League with teams such as New York Brooklyn Philadelphia Washington Cleveland St. Louis Chicago and others, plus roundups of scores in both leagues and several interleague matchups, including night games. It also notes minor league entries in Wisconsin and Illinois.
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Brooklyn
Cincinnati
New York
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Ione A
Washington
Cleveland
Eben
St. Louis
Louisville
Indianapolis
Coca Ve
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Columbus
Kansas City
Danville
Davenport Ss
Evansville
Terre Haute
Waterloo
Cshkodod
Springfield
Decaturee
Green Bay
Oshkosh
Fond du Lac
Wis. Rapids
Appleton
Janescile
Sheboygan
Detroit
Chicago
Boston
American Association
St. Paul
Toledo
St.Louis
Montana bachelor miner Chris Keenan turns 101 years old
Old bachelor Townsend Montana born Chris Keenan, a gold miner and prospector for 80 years, marked his 101st birthday with the remark I still have hopes about marriage. He has remained unmarried his whole life despite long years in mining towns.
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Townsend
Mont
Chris Keenan
Montana
Brit squatters seek US aid to move into Amersham camp
Want GI Camp London residents plan to ask the United States for permission to move into a former American camp at Amersham. A Daily Mail report says a delegation will visit U S Ambassador W Averill Harriman to bypass British officials and appeal directly to America.
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London
United States
Amersham
The
Daily Mail
U. S
W. Averill Harriman
America
Louise Suggs Seals Seventh Major Golf Victory
Louise Suggs wins the women's Western Amateur title marking her seventh major win of the season. She defeats 19 year old Mary McMillin 11 and 10 in the finals at the country club course in Des Moines Iowa after already sweeping Western Association titles by beating Patty Berg in the Open. The Lithia Springs star displays steady brilliance throughout the week.
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Cleveland
Louise Suggs
Bobby Jones
Alexa Stirling
Georgia
Patty Berg
Des Moines
Lithia
Brunette
Mary McMillin
Edith Cummings
Miriam Burns
Lake Forest
State Open Golf Opens With 123 Players At Ozaukee
One hundred twenty three top golfers, led by Floyd Leon Jard, tee off at Ozaukee country club for the Wisconsin Open 36-hole qualifying round. Hank Kaiser shot a 63 in pro am to set a course record, with Beau Melik aiding in a 62 best-ball. Milward and partners tied for second in the pro-am with 64.
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Milwaukee
Ozaukee Country Club
Floyd
Red) Leonjard
Milwaukee Country Club
Hank Kaiser
Racine
Ozaukee
Kaiser
Beau Melik
Tommy Armour
Madison
Milward
Jimmy
Billy
Francis Gallett
Chick Fowle
Red Leonard
Gordon Kummer
Prosecution Accuses Goering Re-Call as Trial Stall
Thomas J. Dodd branded defense bid to bring Hermann Goering back to the stand a filibuster against judgment. Otto Stahmer sought to show Goering denied knowledge of medical experiments on prisoners for the Luftwaffe.
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Stalling Nuerrberg
Thomas J. Dodd
Herman Goering
Otto Stahmer
Goering
Lufawaffe
Do It Yourself Funnel from an Envelope Corner
A simple funnel can be fashioned from the corner of an envelope by trimming a small portion from the tip. This quick hack helps fill salt, pepper or powder boxes with minimal mess.
Victory Song Wins Grand Circuit Trot at Wisconsin State Fair
Victory Song with Sep Palin in the sulky won the $10,524 3-year-old trot in straight heats before 17,000 fans, defeating Chestertown who did not enter. Ensign Hanover captured the 3-year-old pace in 2:06 to 2:06, with Anton Lang and Dr. Spencer also posting wins in their events.
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Milwaukee
Victory Song
Litle Black
Volgmite
Sep Palin
Chestertown
Deanna
Palin
Ensign Hanover
Anton Lang
J. Ray Trusler
Madison
Dr. Spencer
Harry Fitzpatrick
Louis Begins Training for Next Title Bout at Yankee Stadium
Joe Louis resumes training for the September 18 title clash with Tami Mauriello in New York. He appears stronger than after defeating Billy Conn, and Dr. Clarence Hogans says Louis is in marvelous condition at 209 pounds.
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Pompton Lakes
N. J
Joe Louis
Tami Mauriello
New York
Yankee Stadium
Billy Conn
Clarence Hogans
Louis
Juda By Mrs. F. N. Miller visits and gatherings
A compilation of local social visits and travel notes around Juda Wisconsin. Mentions Juda residents and guests including Clara Wuertz and daughters in Wichita and others visiting from Monroe Freeport River Falls Madison New Glarus Reedly Calif Stockton Warren and Madison. Notable items include a centennial celebration and the naming of a new infant Sandra Jean.
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Clara Wuertz
Shirley
Anita
Wichita
Kan
William Jordan
Marvin Hartwig
James
Freeport
E. T. Lahr
Shorley Euler
Virginia Ostrander
Burgess Buttery Plant
Monroe
Nettie Andereck
Mattie Hall
Harry Smith
Charles Smith
Hawkeye
Robert Smith
G. B. Lahr
William Norder
Wisconsin
Ernest Deanes
River Falls
Louis Lenherr
William F. Matzke
Thomas Harris
Livingston
Juda
L. S. Brown
Rockton
Homer
John Waelti
Virgil
Jerry
New Glarus
Clarence Kuhl
Stockton
Minnie Beals
Warren
Leland Skattum
Ed _Indergand
Madison
Wayne Vanderbilt
Peter Wiebe
Reedly
Calif
Peter Retzlaff
Evangelical Parsonage
Beverly
Duane Helland
Sandra Jean
Weekend Visitors and Local Highlights Across Wisconsin
Brodhead notes weekend visits from Madison student Arthur Hintzman Jr. and families from Milwaukee Janesville Green Bay Beloit and Delavan. Activities include reunions church events campus returns and a car accident recovery. A Miss Norma Jones and 14 junior girls plan a Devils Lake camping trip.
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Arthur Hintzman Jr
Madison University
Arthur Hintzman
Sarah Quamn
Milwaukee
Emmett Grennwalt
S. L. Cain
Mary
Ashland
Walter Earleywine
Miles Young
Beloit
Dorothy Kato
Chicago
A. L. Marsh
Grace Marsh
Nellie Woodstock
Fern Woodstock
Janesville
Robert R. Wallace
Henry Wallace
Gerat Lakes
Helen Beckwith
Lee B. Menor
Brodhead
Halsted Street Institutional
Mr. Menor
Miss Beckwith
Ed “Largo
Handel
Turner
Wiegenbid
Brahms
Plains of Peace
Harry Harkey
Lester Spangle
Paul Spangle
Monroe
Charles Laurie
Durand
D. L. Collins
Oscar Norman
Octavus Stencil
Madison
J. W. Stencil
Carl Thostenson
Delavan
Norma Jones
Devils Lake
Chicago Largest Railroad Center Serves 22 Trunk Railroads
In a brief note the article states Chicago stands as the nation’s largest railroad center with service from 22 trunk railroads. It also defines Afrikander as a term for a native white in South Africa, specifically a Dutchman.
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Chicago
South Africa
Got oe to sell Why not try a want ad
A concise prompt suggesting using a want ad to sell items. The text hints at selling strategies and quick placement without detailed instructions or outcomes. No specific people or places are present. The tone is casual and direct.
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Paul Erickson
Pittsburgh Pirates
Billy Cox
Erickson
Buddy Blattner
Giants
Boston Braves
Blattner
Braves
John Sain
Sain
Cleveland Indians
Jesse Flores
Washington Senators
Monticello
C. D. Curtis
Dave
Ferris
Boston Red Sox
Tex Hughson
Sox
Ferriss
Yankees
Bobby Feller
Hal Newhouser
Jack Loeb
Elkins Park
Luxembourg Palace
Louise Sugg
J. E. Lovell, D. V. M
Green County Highway Police
Green County
Green County Highway Police Court House
Heome
Harry C. Young Monroe
Andrew R. Tschudy
R. F. D. Monroe
Leo M. Ties
F. N. Miller
Jack Cody
Multnomah Club
Portland Ore
Nancy Merki
Suzanne Zimmerman
Natona
Shakamak State Park
Ind
Mrs. Donald EL. Collins
Alvin F.rote
Thomas Gaughan
Prop
Ary Rm Maas
Cece Ny Ci
Goodyear
Smash Dixon
American Legion
Andrews
Dixon
Recreation Park
Dick Markham
Loren Elmer
Jerry Dwyer
Andrew
Finaie
Markham Brothers
Bill Purcell
Allie Stauffacher
Dan Markham
Buchannon
Moeller
Lahey
Segal
Hayes
Devine
Elmer
R. Markham
Stauffacher
Dwyer
Parcell
Goetz
Fea
Randold Scott
Abilene Town
Phil Harris
Rochester
John Hodick
Nancy Guild
Lloyd Nolan
Gempler
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