Huddleston Calls Monroe High Gridders To Report
Coach Don Huddleston summons co champion Monroe High football candidates for a 7 p m meeting at the high school gym on Thursday August 29 to plan the 1946 season. Equipment issues follow August 30 and first practice is Labor Day at Recreation Park under the WIAA rules.
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Don Huddleston
High School
Recreation Park
WIAA
High Schoo
Huddleston
Monroe High
Fred Simpson
Jerome Schwaiger
Darlington
Baraboo
Wisconsin High
Richland Center
Stoughton
Ft. Atkinson
Edgerton
Madison
Buford Huffman
Beloit
Tom Good
Don Allen
Janesville
Bob Landsberg
Racine Park
Dick Frankel
Joe Makarewicz
Kenosha
Tony Zwirgdlas
Burlington
Milwaukee North
Dick Wainwright
Monroe
Lisle Blackbourn Sr
Milwaukee
Washington
Wedding and travel notes from New Glarus area
Jean Gibbons returned to Wisconsin General Hospital after a week with Mr and Mrs George Gil. Kathleen Gibbons married Bernard Swandow with Mr and Mrs Maynard Figi in attendance. August Schmidt and George Keller families left for New York via Milwaukee to attend the state fair. Mrs Trachsel and Mrs Theiler Humbird Wis visited Albert Elmer and Virgil Klassy over the weekend. Gavery Lois and Bonnie McConnell, Monroe and Gibbons family hosted a weekend gathering. Saturday they at Gibbons.
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Jean Gibbons
George Gil
Wisconsin General Hospital
Maynard Figi
Kathleen Gibbons
Bernard Swandow
August Schmidt
George Keller
New York
Milwaukee
Fred Trachsel
Bill Theiler
Humbird
Wis
Albert Elmer
Virgil Klassy
Gavery
Lois, Monroe
Fred Schaeffer
Bonnie McConnell
George Gibbons
How They Stand and Tomorrow's Schedule Pro Football Context
Standings show Minneapolis 1 Indianapolis 0 Milwaukee 10 Toledo 1 Louisville 4 St Paul 2. Tomorrow games list American League matchups Detroit at Washington Cleveland at Philadelphia St Louis at New York Chicago at Boston. National League New York at Pittsburgh Brooklyn at Cincinnati Boston at Chicago Philadelphia at St Louis one night one day game. American Association Kansas City at Toledo Milwaukee at Columbus St Paul at Indianapolis Louisville at Minneapolis.
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Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Toledo
Louisville
St. Paul
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Philadelphia
St. Louis
New York
Chicago
Boston
National League
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
American Association
Kansas City
Columbus
Cleveland Ats
Chicago Vinnie One
Louis
Wisconsin
Green Bay
Fond du Lac
Wis. Rapids
Appleton
Fastest Mile of Year at Wisconsin Fair Race
Goose Bay, a 2 year old chestnut colt owned by Saunders Milk of Toledo Ohio and driven by Jake Mahoney, won the second heat of the 2 year old pace at the Wisconsin state fair in 2 03. He defeated his half brother Poplar Byrd in the heat and then won the final heat by ten lengths.
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Milwaukee
Goose Bay
Saunders Milk
Toledo
Jake Mahoney
Poplar Byrd
Yost, Veteran Michigan Athletic Director, Dies
Ann Arbor veteran Michigan athletic director emeritus Morris Yost died at 79 from a gall bladder attack. Yost led Michigan from 1901 to 1940 shaping a 40 year football era famed for speed and a rugged defense. He built landmark teams including the 1901–04 string and 1925 squad with Benny Friedman and Bennie Oosterbaan.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Fielding Morris Yost
University of Michigan
Midwest
Michi
Yost
Wolverine
Michigan
Ohio Wesleyan
Nebraska
Kansas
Leland Stanford University
Stagg
Chicago
Benny Friedman
Bennie Oosterbaan
Times
Pennant at Stake in Minor Loop Softball Tomorrow Evening
Western Auto kept pace in the minor league pennant race by defeating Martin Appliance 18 to 13. Twin Grove upset Schuetze Clothiers 8 to 2 as John Krattiger dominated with a 3 hit 11 strikeout performance for the major league leaders.
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Western Auto
Martin
Twin Grove
John Krattiger
Schuectze Clothiers
Receration Park
Lanz Hardware
Basehitl
Auto Nine
Fettle
Schuetze Clothiers
Krattiger
Martin Appliance
Dwyer and
Quinn
Western Auto Christen
Greenwald
Crime in U S Rises 13 Percent, Hoover Reports
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover announced a 13 percent rise in crime in the first six months of the year against the same period last year. He called it the highest increase since 1930 when national crime figures were first compiled.
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Washington
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
United States
Hoover
Milward Wins Wisconsin State Open Golf Title
Jimmy Milward of Madison captured the 1946 Wisconsin state open at Ozaukee Country Club with a 282 total, earning $300. Beloit’s Alvin Krueger finished one stroke behind after a late ace bid, while Gordon Kummer and Mel Waggoner followed in the top standings.
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Thiensville
Wis
Jimmy Milward
Madison
Ozaukee Country Club
Milward
Alvin
Butch) Krueger
Beloit
Army Air Forces
Krueger
Pirates surge shrivels Dodgers lead in 10-0 win
Pittsburgh Pirates, now under new owners Frank McKinney and Bing Crosby, hammered Brooklyn 10-0 behind Nick Strincevich four-hits shutout. Dodgers fall another half game back as the Cubs and Cardinals win, while Red Sox extend their AL lead with a doubleheader split.
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Associated Press
Brooklyn
Leo Durocher
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pirates
Frank McKinney
Bing Crosby
Dodgers
Pittsburgh
Strincevich
Nick Strincevich
Brooks
Vic Lombardi
Cardinals
Johnny Niggeling
Boston Braves
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis
Phillies
Don Johnson
New York
Cincinnati Reds
Dave Koslo
Walter Cooper
Goody Rosen
Harry Gumbert
Red Sox
Boston
St. Louis Browns
Jim Bagby
Ellis Kinder
Brownies
Tom Ferrick
Teddy Williams
Cleveland
Bobby Feller
Detroit
Hal Newhouser
Feller
Washington
Newhouser
Philadelphia
Randy Gumpert
Pirates Reject Baseball Guild In Initial Election
The Pittsburgh Pirates voted to reject the Baseball Guild in baseballs first collective bargaining election. Nineteen of 31 eligible Pirates participated, with only three supporting Murphys group, led by the Boston born Harvard educated founder.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
Baseball Guild
Pittsburgh
Robert Murphy
American Baseball Guild
Pittsburgh Pirate
Pirates
Pennsylvania Labor Relations Board
Murphy
Glass bookshop in Mexico City with four electric signs
A Mexico City bookstore named Glass advertises its inventory using four large electrical signs mounted above the storefront. The signage highlights book selections to attract passersby.
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Glass
Mexico City
Oxygen Means Acid Former in Literal Meaning
The phrase notes that the word oxygen derives from Greek roots meaning acid former. It highlights linguistic origin without additional context or examples.
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Mel Waggoner
Bob Albertus
Floyd
Red) Leonard
Hank Kaiser
Racine
Harry Greb
Alvin Schmid
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Shrivels
Wallop Braves
Ed Lopat
Yankee Stadium
Joe DiMaggio
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