Five Marks Fall In Swim Contest at Recreation Park
Mary Anderson Barbara Davis Ruth Dwyer Bonnie Kiel and Ken Davis set new city records in Monroe swimming meet at Recreation Park pool. Barbara Davis swam 38.3 in open 50 yard back. Mary Anderson lowered 100 yard back to 1 37. Bonnie Kiel cut 5.5 seconds in advanced 100 yard crawl to 1 20. Ruth Dwyer set 40 yard breast in 36.5. Ken Davis 50 yard back in 38.1. Kenneth Steinman swept advanced events. Kiel and Barbara Davis led open class top scores with 16 and 14 points respectively. Awards mailed soon. invitational at Shullsburg tomorrow afternoon.
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Monroe
Mary Anderson
Barbara Davis
Ruth Dwyer
Bonnie Kiel
Ken Davis
Recreation Park Pool
Miss Davis
Judy Jy
Judy Kubly
Dwyer
Maribeth Holcomb
Bill Barmore
Kenneth Steinman
Dorothy Ravitte
Virgil Bauman
Felix Sansoucie
Butch Krueger Again Ties Golf Showdown in State Open
Beloit golfer Alvin Butch Kreuger and John Erickson of Menasha North Shore tied for the state Elks tournament lead after cards of par yesterday. Kreuger also tied Jim Milward of Green Bay in the Wisconsin State Open finals at Kenosha, with a playoff set for tomorrow. a busy time for small ads.
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Alvin
Butch) Kreuger
Beloit
Kreuger
John Erickson
Menasha North Shore Country Club
Elks
Jim Milward
Green Bay
Kenosha
Jap Swimmers Sweep U S Meet
The American swimming championship was dominated by Japan led by Hironoshin Furuhashi who set world records in multiple events including the 800 meters. Robert Gibe of Detroit Athletic Club won the 100 meters preventing a full Nipponese freestyle sweep. The Tokyo Swim Club receives the big gold cup as Japan’s six swimmers scored 62 points.
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Los Angeles
Japan
Hironoshin Furuhashi
Mr. F
Robert Gibe
Detroit Athletic Club
Tokyo
Furuhashi
Fujiyama
Bill Smith
National League St Louis at Pittsburgh and More in Today’s Schedule
Today’s games feature National League matchups St Louis at Pittsburgh Chicago at Cincinnati New York at Philadelphia Brooklyn at Boston and American League Philadelphia at New York Boston at Washington Also Detroit at St Louis resumes from July 7 after a 6 inning halt Yesterday’s results include Pittsburgh 8 St Louis 2 Brooklyn 6 Boston 4 Chicago 7 Cincinnati and more Tomorrow’s slate lists doubleheaders in several leagues plus Wisconsin state league action ENTER KENOSHA MEET reports a Kenosha meet players Deb Share Budd Biffle Wally Miller Eddie Goecks and other regional teams compete at Petrified Springs Tomorrow’s schedule covers a variety of golf events and junior titles BIKE RACES START San Diego hosts two days of 1949 National amateur championships with Doris Travani defending girls title and Don Clausen defending men’s junior crown.
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St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Cincinnati
New York
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Boston
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
Minneapolis
Columbus
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Fond du Lac
Wausau
Wisconsin Rapids
Appleton
Sheboygan
Green Bay
Janesville
Oshkosh
Milwaukee
Indianapolis St
Louisville
St. Paul
Kenosha
Monroe
Deb Share
Budd Biffle
Wally Miller
Eddie Goecks
State Recreation Department
Kenosha Petrified Springs
Madison
Waukesha
Beloit
Racine
San Diego
Doris Travani
Don Clausen
Packers and Eagles In Exhibition Tonight
Green Bay prepares for a National Football League exhibition against the champion Philadelphia Eagles at City Stadium. Coach Curly Lambeau says an extra week would help acclimate 18 new players to the Packers offense and finish polishing the squad.
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Green Bay
Green Bay Packers
Philadelphia Eagles
City Stadium
E. L
Curly) Lambeau
Packers
Mt Pleasant closes in 23 to 8 victory at Brodhead
Mt Pleasant defeated Jordan 238 last evening in the county 4H softball armament at Brodhead and advances to the junior division championship at Brodhead Friday. New Glarus forfeited to Green County Center. Center will play at Brodhead on the 26th. Clarno vs Dayton and Martintown vs Oakley play Wednesday with winners and losers meeting next night.
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Mt. Pleasant
Jordan
Brodhead
New Glarus
Green County Center
Center
Clarno
Dayton
Martin- Town
Oakley
Vic Reinders Wins Trap Shoot Warmup
University of Wisconsin professor Vic Reinders from Waukesha won the 100 target 16 yard warmup at the Grand American trap shoot after a shoot-off with three challengers. He later shot 99 in the extra event to edge Arthur Davidson of Chicago by one and claim victory. Ralph W. Smith and George Gillett followed in third and fourth. Championship action begins Monday with another 100 target race and a 50 pair doubles event.
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Yandana
Vic A. Reiders
University of Wisconsin
Waukesha
Wisconsin
Reinders
Arthur Davidson
Chicago
Ralph W. Smith
Vandalia
George Gillett
Sturtevant
Wis
Brewers Sail Past Toledo 13 1 In Big Victory
Milwaukee Brewers routed Toledo 13 1 as eighteen walks and seven hits over five Toledo pitchers fueled the win. Louisville Colonels defeated St Paul Saints 10 4 in a separate frame as playoff races tighten. Oshkosh Cubs topple Oshkosh? No, Oshkosh Giants lose 2 1 to Janesville Cubs. Green Bay Bluejays fall 8 1 to Sheboygan. Pancho Gonzales Frankie Parker reach national doubles semifinals and Hawaii swimmer Erlyn Raw moto sets 330 yard medley record 4 27.5 in San Antonio. The potato tale notes spread from the Andes and across the world.
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Rross
Toledo
Milwaukee Brewers
Louisville Colonels
St. Paul Saints
Local Swimmers Travel Tomorrow to Shullsburg Meet
A group of 25 Monroe swimmers will travel to Shullsburg tomorrow afternoon for the Shullsburg Recreation Department’s first annual invitation swimming meet. First elimination heats begin at 2 p.m. with finals in the evening. Named entrants include Gene Davis Bob Bieneman Stan Howe Bob Wells Ken Davis Ken Steinman Neil Holcomb Virgil Bowman Jerry Schwaiger Felix Sansoucie Judy Kubly Barbara Davis Dorothy Davitte Hazel Howard Maureen Bruni Jerry Kubly Bill Senatsch Fred Isely Ken Kiel Don Bender Sondra Simpson Bonnie Kiel Eileen Esterly Don Brenn and Gary Broge.
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Barbara Davis
Dorothy Davitt
Judy Kubly
Virgil Bowman
Don Brennan
David Eley
Ken Davis
Felix Sansoucie
Bonnie Kiel
Sandra Simpson
Mary Anderson
Ken Steinman
Joyce Babler
Patty Whalen
Gene Davis
William Moon
Robert Wells
Joanne Solomon
Shullsburg
Monroe
Jerry Kubly
Bill Senatsch
Fred ‘Isely
Ken Kiel
Don Bender
Sondra Simpson
Eileen Esterly
Don Brenn
Gary Broge
Markets Report: Livestock and Grains from Chicago
US agricultural markets show salable hogs around 2100 head with lighter weights down 2.00-2.50 and sows easing 25-50. Cattle demand mixed with steers and heifers mostly steady to 1.50 lower, cows down up to 1.50, and stockers steady. Grain futures rise led by soybeans to fresh highs. wheat and corn also higher amid parity support talk and commodity lending news. In history note, James Monroe’s 1817 inauguration fell on March 5 after March 4 Sunday.
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Chicago
USDA
Board of Trade
Commodity Credit ‘Corporation
Thomas
Dokla
White Sox shut out by Indians in 2 0 loss
Chicago managed 0 runs as Cleveland blanked them 2 to 0. Cubs rally past Reds 7 to 4 with Kennedy homering and Garcia driving in key runs in the seventh. Yankees win to stay atop, while Phillies, Braves and Pirates all win in tight NL pennant chase.
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Associated Press
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati
Bob Kennedy
Mike Garcia
Dale Mitchel
Garcia
Chicago
Randy Gumpert
White Sox
Cubs
Wayne Terwilliger
Smokey Burgess
Phil Cavarreta
Herman Reich
Mickey Owen
Andy Pafko
Gray Hatton
Warren Hacker
Eddie Erantt
Washington
Bosox
Yankees
Philadelphia Athletics
Cleveland Indians
Senators
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Boston Braves
Cardinals
Pirates
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia Phillies
New York Giants
Braves
South Wayne and area vacation visits noted in town column
Mrs. Harry T. Maddrell reports neighbors and visitors at South Wayne over the weekend. Residents include Mr. and Mrs. George Maddrell on vacation in Hayward and W. C. McConnell acting as substitute mail carrier on route 1 during Mr. Maddrell's absence. Visits span several towns with multiple families vacationing in the Black Hills and Midwest travelers staying with local residents. Nathan Thorpe attended Garrett Biblical Seminary and returned home after weekend church duties. A Legion meet opens as West Bend’s Leonard Vandehey strikes out 23 in an 11 0 win for Marshfield over Sheboygan, driving in four runs.
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George Maddrell
Hayward
Mmes
John Hughes
Boscobel
Frances Nickelson
New Castle
Ind
Kenneth Mahlkuch
Patsy
Dubuque
Messrs
Charles Gerds
Chicago
Ralph Moon
Menasha
Charles Dawson
Warren
George Todd
Belmont
Clarence Heindel
Ernest Kessler
South Wayne
Edwin Webb
Madison
Poynette
Emil Schiesser
Dorsey Segner
Walter Bonjour
Otto Dunbar
Bonjour
Arlie Mitchell
Monroe
J. R. Gages
Margaret Maurer
Wisconsin General Hospital
Casper Maurer
Maurer
Jojhanna Sulzer
Woodruff
Minocquo
West Bend
Leonard Vandehey
Marshfield
Brodhead
Gladys Stair
A. A. Ten Eyck
Robert
S. H. Stair
Lara Stair
Sidney Williamson
Wiliam
Hahn
Ole Dixon
Colonel
Albany
John P. Derning
Wisconsin
Marvin Green
Truman Olin
Gary
Hazel Hoffman
H. V. Hartman
James Denning
Decatur Park
Sidney Schultz
Beloit Municipal Hospital
Ben Nyman
Flossie Nyman
Waller. Woodman
Long Beach
Calif
E. J. Mitchell
Mitchells
Woodmans
California
Dana Robinson
Janesville
Monroe Common Council Meeting Adopts Sewer Extension and Licenses
Monroe Wisconsin council approves 25th Avenue sanitary sewer extension and operator license for Herbert Vogel. Objections to center square parking meters referred to police and safety committee. Multiple bills and claims endorsed for payment. Various notices and local updates follow. adjournment takes place after routine business.
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Council Chamber
City of
Monroe
Wis
Frank A. Buehler
Forcade
Norton
Matzke
Schindeler
Beckman
Laeser
Hare
Meythaler
Union School
District No
Peter Eghren
Board’ of Public Works
Vern E. Cary
Board of Health
Herbert
Alvin Babler
Bahr
Chamber of Commerce
Robert Tschudy
Jacob Tschudy
Roy Rottler
Josef
J. Benkert
Mr. Schneider
A. R. Steele
Harold Blumer
Police and Safety Committee
Committee On
Norton and Schneider
James B. Clow and Sons
Bells Welding Co
Monroe Ready
A.F. Rote Co
Illinois Concrete Pipe Co
Minneapolis
Honeywell Co
Burkhard Electric Co
Heuer Sales'Co
Green County Fuel Co
Viking Automatic Sprinkler Co
Ce E Sons
Rollies Standard ’ ‘Service
Merlin J. Meythaler
Board of Review
Standard Oil Co
Socony Vacuum Oil Co
Jach Charles
J." Niles
Iseess
H. C. Miller Co
Rufenacht ‘Oil ‘Co
Wallace and Tiernan
United’ Telephone Co
Elsie ‘Benkert
Heeb Co
Committee On Claims
O. L. Hare
William F. Beckman
Alderman Norton
25Th Avenue
Common Council
Board of Public Works
12Th
11Th Streets
Board
Public Works
Herbert S. Vogel
15Th Street
Floyd Matzke
Herman L. Schindler
Roll Cal
Alderman Meythaler
27Th Avenue
Wisconsin
George J. Meythaler
C. L. Hare
Sebastian Laeser Jr
Alderman Laeser
Council On
G. S. Soseman
Brodhead Social Notes Mention Local Visits and Honors
Sally Schultz of Batavia visits her Hartman parents in town. Mrs. Augusta Riese suffers a fractured hip after a fall. Mr. and Mrs. August Lehnherr and Betty Lehnherr vacation with James Gibson in Canada. Mrs. Belle Harlow visits Miss Eleanor Harlow in Chicago. Mrs. Paul Zimmerman hosts Junior Contract club gathering. Honors awarded to Mmes. G. N. Swartz.
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Sally Schultz
Batavia
Ill
Glen Hartman
Augusta Riese
August Lehnherr
Betty
Brodhead
James Gibson
Waukesha
Canada
Belle Harlow
Eleanor Harlow
Chicago
Paul Zimmerman
Mmes
G. N. Swartz
Minnesota Sailors Still Lead Regatta
Inland Lakes Yachting regatta reports John Pillsbury of Minneapolis Minnetonka Yacht Club winning again in class A F. Edmund Pillsbury, also from Minneapolis, placed fifth in the final heat aboard Sea Hound. In class D Bob Foulke and Tuck Caswell, both from Calhoun, sailing Optimist III and Squaller respectively, finished first and second. Edward Treis of Delavan won the final in Fanette with Bud Melges of Lake Geneva second. Arnold Meyer of Pewaukee claimed class E honors in Mark I with Steve Ober of White Bear second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kane Veneva
Inland Lakes Yachting Association
John Pillsbury
Minneapolis “Minnetonka Yacht ,Club
Edmund Pillsbury
Minneapolis
John Throug
Yeterday
Minnesota
Bob Foulke
Optimist III
Tuck Caswell
Squaller
Calhoun
Minn
Edward Treis
Delavan
Fanette
Bud Melges
Lake Geneva
Widgeon
Arnold Meyer
Pewaukee
Steve Ober
White Bear
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Bill Ienatsch
Dorothy Davitte
Neal Holcomb
Jon Dannerbeck
David Dwyer
Shirley Bruni
Genese Dwyer
Patty ‘Whalen
Michael Bellahan
John’ Bruni
Gordon Stauffacher
Gale Bissell
Jerry Davis
John Bruni
Herbert Ableman
Gail Bissell
Butch Krueger
Little Me
BY Jimmy Hatlo
U.S
Ann Arbor
Mich
Dean Lind
Rockford
USGA
Lind
Western Self Association
Eagles
Vic Reinders
Brewers
Oshkosh Giants
Green Bay Bluejays
Janesville Cubs
Brookline
Mass
Pancho” Gonzales
Frankie Parker
America
Longwood
Australia
Jack Bromwich
Billy Sidwell
San Antonio
Tex
Hawaii
Texas
Ereklyn Rawmoto
Nancy Merks
South America
James Monroe
James Madison
United States
Mrs
Harry T. Maddrell
Proceedings OF Common Council
E. J. Norton
Alderman Beckman
Morf
C.S.1
Harry Schrader
Dakota
Albert Hugelshofer
Alvin van Lob
W. B. Elbeck
Donald L. Collins
Winslow
Winslow-Warren
Ilinois State Laboratory
Guernsey
Mothers Study Club
Leverton Bros
Edgar C. Eells
Freeport, II
J. H. Balbac
TV Auctioneers
L. M. Coe and
John Coryel
Goetz
Eric Ed
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