Grid hopefuls report at five Big Nine schools
More than 600 football candidates opened drills today at Illinois Wisconsin Indiana Iowa and Purdue as Ohio State Northwestern Minnesota and Michigan plan moves. Notre Dame also opens Monday with about 70 hopefuls under coach Frank Leahy.
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Chicago
Illinois
Wisconsin
Indiana
Iowa
Purdue
Ohio State
Northwestern
Minnesota
Michigan
Notre Dame
Frank Leahy
Leahy
Navy
Ray Eliot
Eirot
Claude
Buddy” Young
Julius Rygovich
Russ Teger
St. Louis
Tom Gallagher
Bo McMillin
Collegians
Evanston
Joe Kodba
Dick Bushner
Bob Bachmann
Harry Stuhldreher
Badgers
Don Kindt
Vom Dreyer
Dan Orlich
East Chicago
Ind
Kundert Oilers Upset Lanz Hardware in Minor League Tie
Kundert Oilers upset pace-setting Lanz Hardware 9 to 7 on only three hits. Green County Service defeated McArdle Tavern 10 to 5 as the Minor league pennant race tightens with Thursday's Lanz versus Western Auto clash looming as the standout matchup. Dwyer struggled for Lanz with 10 errors behind him, while Zuhike fanned seven for Green County Service in the early 10-5 win.
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Kundert Oilers
Lanz Hardware
Green County Service
McArdle Tavern
Lanz
Western Auto
Charlie Dwyer
Oilers
Hardwaremen
Wayne Rabe
McArdle
Alvin Zuhike
Lang Hardware
Rabe and
Kundert! Lanz
Dwyer
G. Beach
Wisconsin high school all star football captains named
James Frienke of Wausau will lead the North squad and Bob Wilson of Milwaukee Washington will captain the South in the first annual Wisconsin high school all star game at Camp Randall. About 200 prep coaches attended a clinic as part of the event planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Camp Randall
James Frienke
Wausau
Krienke
Win Brockmeyer
Milwaukee
Washington
City Center
Bob Wilson
Wilson
Jim Siewert
Stuart Locklin
Appleton
Lisle Blackbourn Sr
Jay Anderson
Dick Wainwright
Monroe
Wisconsin High School Coaches Association
University of Wisconsin
Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association
Charles Bachman
Michigan State
Harold Olson
Ohio State
Paul Gilles Leads In Wisconsin Open
Milwaukee amateur Paul Gilles held a two stroke lead at the Wisconsin Open after two rounds at Ozaukee Country Club. Gilles fired 71 and 68 for 131, with Gordon Kummer and Jimmy Milward two behind at 141. Defending champ Floyd Leonard at 143 and Hank Kaiser tied at 144.
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Milwaukee
Paul Gilles
Wisconsin
Gilles
Milwaukee County
Ozaukee Country Club
Gordon Kummer
Jimmy Milward
Madison
Kummer
Wilward
Floyd
Red
Wilford Wehrle
Racine
Francis Gallett
Milwaukee Bluemound
Alvin
Butch) Krueger
Beloit
Ren
Weekend visitors gathered in New Glarus and Madison
Mr and Mrs Albert Graf from Fond du Lac spent the weekend at New Glarus. Mr and Mrs Edwin J Pauli and son Gerry Fred Pauli and Miss L Whiting of Madison visited relatives. David Klassy from Beverly Hills arrived for a visit. The Ferris and Hoesly families hosted weekend guests. Kathleen Kubly and Alma Jindrick called on Mrs Mathilda Kubly. Ever tried a want ad.
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Albert Graf
Fond du Lac
New Glarus
Edwin J. Pauli
Gerry
Fred Pauli
L. Whiting
Madison
Waldo Freitag
Janesville
David Klassy
Beverly Hills
Calif
John Pauli
Ray Ferris
Jane
Gilbert Hoesly
Sun Prairie
Mary Kundert
Kathleen Kubly
Alma Jindrick
Mathilda Kubly
How They Stand 1 4 Louisville 2 St Paul 1
Standings show Louisville and St Paul leading their leagues with Louisville at two and St Paul at one, ahead of the rest. Tomorrow's schedule includes National League games Brooklyn at Pittsburgh New York at Cincinnati Philadelphia at Chicago Boston at St Louis and American League matchups Cleveland at Washington Detroit at Philadelphia Chicago at New York St Louis at Boston. American Association features Milwaukee at Columbus Kansas City at Toledo St Paul at Indianapolis Minneapolis at Louisville.
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Louisville
St. Paul
National League
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
New York
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Chicago
Boston
St. Louis
American League
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
American Association
Milwaukee
Columbus
Kansas City
Toledo
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
St. Louis Ae
Green Bay
Oshkosh
Fond du Lac
Wisconsin Rapids
Appleton
Janesville
Sheboygan
Wausau
Sisler Stars in Cardinal Victory
Mitch Sisler revived Cardinal hopes with a clutch two out double in a 6 0 win over Cincinnati at Sportman's Park. Ken Burkhardt pitched eight strong innings to blank the Reds as St Louis moved within 1 1/2 games of the Dodgers while weather delays postponed several major league games.
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Mitch Sisler
Jorge Dick Sisler
St. Louis Cardinals
Sportaman’s Park
Red Birds
Brooklyn Dodgers
George Sisler
Cardinal
Eddie Dyer
Ray Saunders
Boston
Sisler
Dyer
Birds
Cincinnati
Ken Burkhardt
Reds
St. Louis
New York
Pirates Vote in First Baseball Bargaining Election
Pittsburgh Pirates players vote in the first baseball bargaining election. Robert Murphy leads the American Baseball Guild as the proposed bargaining unit with 31 eligible voters and 26 holding membership cards. Murmurings of cooling support follow last June’s near strike.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Pirates
Robert Murphy
American Baseball Guild
Murphy
Pirates
Dutch Harrison Leads Portland Open Qualifier Scoring
Ernest J. Harrison and his hot putter dominated the second round at Portland golf club as 28 of 123 players broke par on the 6524 yard course. Crawling Dutch shot 32 33 65 while veteran Jimmy Hines and Melvin shared 68s in the chase for medalist honors.
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Portland
Ore
Ernest J
Dutch
Jimmy Hines
Chicago
Melvin
Golf pros pace field in opening round at Detroit event
Northville's (Chick) Harbert fired a 69 to lead the field early at the 1941 P G A event in Detroit. Vic Ghezzi of Knoxville and Jimmy Demaret of Houston were among a cluster at 69 or 70, with defending champion Byron Nelson finishing 36-34 to qualify automatically.
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Chick) Harbert
Northville
Mich
Little Ben Hogan
Hershey
Vic Ghezzi
Knoxville
Tenn
Jimmy Demaret
Houston
Tex
Chandler Harper
Portsmouth
Sammy Byrd
Detroit
Byron Nelson
Nelson
Local Social Notes Highlight Visits Across Town
Juda By Mrs. F. N. Miller and Russell Miller arrived Sunday to visit Mrs. Miller's parents Rev. and Mrs. Peter Retzlaff. Mr. Miller had been discharged at Hamilton Field, California. Lillian Adleman and daughter Donna of South Wayne visited relatives here. Clarence Zuhike and family spent the weekend with friends in Madison. Robert Maxted of Beloit was a Sunday guest at L. L. Helland. Evangelical Youth Fellowship met as scheduled.
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Russell Miller
Local families host gatherings and trips this week
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Oh hosted a Wednesday evening event while Miss Mary Marean received a miscellaneous shower. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Retzlaff and family of Clarno visited Mr. and Mrs. Glen Boyer and Rev. and Mrs. Peter Retzlaff. Arnold Schadewald and Joanne Schadewald joined a fishing trip in northern Wisconsin. Harrison and Morris Grenzow went to the Illinois state fair in Springfield. Elmer Matzke and daughter Donna returned home from a two week Paynesville Minnesota vacation with F. A. Heitke and his family. Glen Wunschel hosted a family dinner with Vernon Albright and family from Chicago, Chester Albright and family, Wayne Gempler, Guy Albright and Bud Goecks.
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Harry Oh
Mary Marean
Homer Retzlaff
Clarno
Glen Boyer
Peter Retzlaff
Henry Schadewald
Arnold
Joanne
Dakota
Iil
Leland Jordan
Wisconsin
Messrs
Harrison
Morris Grenzow
Springfield
Elmer Matzke
Donna
Glen Wunschel
Vernon Albright
Chicago
Chester Albright
Wayne Gempler
Guy Albright
Bud Goecks
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Stuhsdreher
Green Co
Zuhike
Brecklien
McArdle Ee Ps
R. Wuet
Wainwright
South
Glarus
Mrs
Henry Pauli
Backyard Country Club
National Retail Lumber Dealers Association
Robert L. Rote
Alvin F
Robert G. Rote
Orangeville
Jordan
Mgr
Registered Architectural
Cardinal Victory
Frank McKinney
Frank Mkinney
Juda
F. N. Miller
Harvey S. Stauffacher Chiropractor
White Block
Hap” Beach and
Pop’ Williams
Armory
Monroe, Wis
H. E. Williams
Feed Manufactures
Clarno Lbr. & Supply Co
Clarno Juda Lbr. & Fuel Co
Juda Winslow Co-op. Assn
Roderick Lumber Co
Brodhead
Hefty Bros
Argyle Blanchardville Co-op
Lafayette Farm Supply Co-op
Karlen & Steinman
Lbr. Co
Monticello
Oscar Thierstein
P. O. Box 415
Western Yeast Company
Peoria
San Gabriel
Paynesville, Minn
Mr. Matzke
F. A. Heitke
Turner Hall
Billy Lehr
Goetz Theatre
Randolph Scott
Abilene
Eddie
Rochester
Anderson
Niche
Fred Mi Murra
Anne Baxter
Chalet Theatre
John Hodiak
Mancy Guild
Goetz
Charles Starrett As
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Smiley Burnette
the West
Barry Speman
Colbert Clark
Ray Nazarpo
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