North Power Faces South In Wisconsin All Star Game
Two high school teams North and South prepared for a Camp Randall all star game arranged by the Wisconsin High School Coaches Association and the University of Wisconsin. North coach Win Brockmeyer called his squad underdogs while South coach Lisle Blackbourn praised their readiness. Missing players include Buford Huffman and Bob Behnke for North and a twisted ankle benching Superior East for South. The game will award a Dave Schreiner memorial trophy to the outstanding performer.
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Wausau
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Milwaukee Washington
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Buford Huffman
Beloit
Bob Behnke
Cine Poke
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Bob Wilson
Jim Krienke
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Heiman Beats Becker In Club Championship 1 Up
Cap Heiman edged Chet Becker 1 up on the 18th to win the club championship semifinals. Becker led early and erased deficits but Heiman birdied key holes finishing 1 up as the Labor Day weekend finals were set for Sunday.
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Duke Etter
Bob Stuart
A. P. Larson
1 500 Marksmen Vie For Roaring Grand Of U S Trapshooting
Vandalia Ohio hosts the 47th grand American handicap trap with more than 1500 shooters contesting the 100 target handicap for a $10000 purse. The field includes 15 former champions while no repeat winner is guaranteed. The event uses a strict handicap to level the field from 16 yards to 25 yards. The winner earns $1000. 204 runners up receive prizes from $500 to $25 for the last paid places.
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Truman Vacation in Bermuda Planned Two Weeks
President Truman relaxed in Bermuda on Hamilton, expected to stay about two weeks with plans still flexible. He is to return to Washington on Labor Day, according to aides and protocol notes.
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Truman
Charles G. Ross
Washington
Brazil Dominates Large Share of South America
Brazil occupies nearly half of the South American continent, a regional leadership position reflected in its vast land area and population, underscoring its influence in regional affairs.
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Coach Sharp Leaves Tomorrow for Nekoosa Position
Coach Howard Sharp former director of Monroe athletic teams will move with Mrs. Sharp to Nekoosa Wisconsin. He plans football practice to start Monday with a decent pool of material. Nekoosa will face Wisconsin Rapids in football and competes in basketball with Rapids Stevens Point Wausau and others.
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Wisconsin Valley
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Lanz Hardware Clinches Minor Pennant In 10 Inning Win
Lanz Hardware tops Western Auto 5 to 3 in 10 innings at Recreation Park to nearly seal the Minor league pennant as Bauman Hardware edges Twin Grove 3 to 2 to keep pennant hopes alive. Alf Henning twirls for Bauman as Waffle Shop falls further back in the Major race.
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Ronnie Howe
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Wally Miller
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Len Martin
Duke Etter
Buehler
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Etter
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Brodhead Schools Open September 3 Blitz
Brodhead public schools open Tuesday September 3 with registration for all and freshmen choosing courses. All high school teaching positions filled. vacancies exist for grades 1 4 and 7 with possible substitutes. A record enrollment is expected.
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Musial Sparks Cardials in 1-Man Show as They Sweep
Stan Musial powered the St. Louis Cardinals to a doubleheader sweep of the Philadelphia Phillies 7-6 and 4-3, boosting them into a first place tie with the Brooklyn Dodgers. Musial gathered six hits, including a 12th inning homer, and fueled a late rally in the nightcap. The Dodgers were shut out 2-0 by Cincinnati.
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Nelson Survives In National Tourney
Byron Nelson led eight survivors into the 36 hole quarterfinals of the 28th annual national professional golfers championship in Portland. Ed Oliver and Harold McSpaden posted strong wins as others also advanced with sub par rounds and several matchups set for today.
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White Plains
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Porky) Oliver
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Portsmouth
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Jag) McSpaden
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Dutch” Harrison
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Legion Juniors Play Finale Here Sunday In Opposing Jordan
The Monroe American Legion Juniors, sponsored by Monroe Sales Co., conclude their season with a Sunday exhibition at Recreation Park against Jordan at 2 p m Jordan tops the Pecatonica league with two strong pitchers Blum and Loeffel Five Monroe players Dan Markham Lefty Andrews Loren Elmer Charley Niles and Ken Ross will turn 17 by Jan 1 1947 making them ineligible for Junior American Legion ball next season
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Lefty) Andrews
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War Crimes Case Faces Evidence Shortage in Warsaw
The Polish Ministry of Justice aimed to try Hans Fischer, former Warsaw governor, for war crimes this summer but faces evidence gaps as many documents were destroyed in the 1944 Warsaw uprising, leaving prosecutors with limited material.
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Ministry of Justice
Hans Fischer
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