All Stars stun Bears 16 0 in Soldier Field upset
George Ratterman of Notre Dame and Buddy Young of Illinois propelled the All Stars to a 16 to 0 victory over the Chicago Bears before 105 840 fans. The Bears, held to 35 rushing yards and 81 passing yards, were shut out as the All Stars claimed a spectacular pre season upset at Soldier Field.
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All-Stars
Soldier Field
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Frank Leahy
Notre Dame
George Ratterman
Buddy Young
Illinois
Halas Boys
Sid Luckman
Invincible Bears
Young
New York Yankees
Ratterman
Buffalo Bills
Charley Trippi
Chicago Cardinals
Doc Blanchard
Army
Jim Mello
Boston Yankees
Julie Rykovich
Illlinois
Trippi
Mello
Jack Zilly
Los Angeles Rams
Blanchard
Ernie Case
Baltimore Colts
John Mastrangelo
Pittsburgh Steelers
George McAfee
Home Talent Loop Nears End of Play Tomorrow
Orfordville leads the Home Talent league with a .355 batting average as it opens the championship series at Cross Plains after Sunday’s four sectional games. Monroe at Monticello, Belleville at Argyle, and Footville at Blanchardville also play. Marshall Markham hit .608 on 31 for 51 while Cross Plains eyes Mc Farland in the Central section title bid.
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Monticello
Belleville
Argyle
Footville
Blanchardville
Orfordville
Marshall
Dan) Markham
Brodhead High School
McFarland
Baseball score roundup and results from yesterday
National League results include Brooklyn 6 Cincinnati 5 and New York 8 Pittsburgh 7 in extras. American League notes show Chicago 7 to 3 over Boston and Detroit 7 2 over Washington with several twi night games. Tomorrow’s schedule lists St Louis at Boston and multiple city pairings across leagues.
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Washington
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Toledo
Columbus
Louisville
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Green Bay Opens Season Against Giants With New Backfield
Green Bay Packers ignite their season tonight versus the New York Giants led by Jack Jacobs a frequent understudy expected to run the aerial game Curley Lambeau will start 10 veterans with rookies likely to see action Ted Fritsch Bruce Smith and Bob Forte anchor the backfield as the scoring leader from last year leads the run.
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Bruce Smith
Bob Forte
Ted Fritsch
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Detroit and Washington Scored In An Unusual Inning Incident
In a game on August 22, 1915 between Detroit and Washington the side retired without an official at bat yet a run scored. The sequence saw two batters walk, a sac bunt to move them to second and third, a sacrifice fly bringing in a run, then a base runner picked off.
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Washington
Cincinnati Fan Notes Ed Die Millers Plate Jersey Change
Some Cincinnati fans trace Ed Die Miller's sparkling work at the Plate this season to a change in numbers. He wore No 13 last year, switched to 14 this season.
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Cincinnati
Eddie Miller
Curt Davis Named Saint Paul Manager for Remainder of Season
Curt Davis former major league pitcher who has served St. Paul as a relief hurler was named to manage the St. Paul American Association baseball team for the rest of the season.
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Local Notices and Social Notes From South Wayne Area
Mr and Mrs A H Schneider sold their home to Mr and Mrs Lloyd Retzlaff of Winslow and will move to Monroe for business. An addition excavation was finished for the South Wayne oil company garage. Several residents attended events including a WSCS training in Frontenac, a wedding in Blanchardville, and visits to Milwaukee and the Milwaukee state fair.
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Lloyd Retzlaff
Winslow
Retzlaff
Schneider
Monroe
South Wayne Oil Co
D. M. Howey
G. E. Kelsey
Frontenac
Minn
WSCS
M. J. Olson
Arthur Olson
Ethel Olson
Mabel Chambers
Jimmy Hendrickson
Gloria Hanson
Blanchardville Lutheran Church
Earl Hagar
Jane
Harry Hanson
Milwaukee
Eagle River
George Strut
Stuart Chambers
Barbara
James Moe
Frank Noesen
Monticello
Louis Bechtel
Jay and
Earl
Kansas City
Anna Manke
Clifford
D. T. Stuart
Robert Stuart
Jack Beeck
Lilli Flatman
Cincinnati
C. L. Simmons
Arlie Mitchell
Marian
J. R. Gage
Cards Fall Six Games Behind Phillies and Dodgers
The St. Louis Cardinals slipped six games back in the National League after a 4-2 loss to the Phillies in Philadelphia. Al Lakeman hit a ninth inning homer for the Phillies while Dutch Leonard outdueled Harry Brecheen. Meanwhile Bob Feller won twice as the Indians swept the Yankees, and Ted Williams led Boston in a doubleheader split with Chicago. The Giants hit four home runs in a 8-7 win over Pittsburgh as New York extended its homer total to 166. Detroit split two with Washington, and Cleveland staged a 6-1 win in the nightcap.
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the Cat) Brecheen
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White Sox
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Chicago Cubs
Emil Kush
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Will Marshall
Walker Cooper
Mickey Witek
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Polo Grounds
Washington
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Walt Judnich
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Philadelphia Athletics
No Hit Loss for Monroe Juniors at State Meet
The Monroe American Legion juniors were shut out 5-0 by Schaefer Brush of Milwaukee at West Bend. Monroe pitcher LaVerne Andrews allowed seven hits and five runs as Monroe committed five errors. The opposite side played errorless defense. Between race meetings Hialeah's strip is seeded to prevent erosion.
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Milwaukee
West Bend
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Hialeah
Livestock Market Report from Chicago and Corn Futures Rise
Livestock receipts total 2 300 with salable cattle 500. Prices show gains on weights over 250 pounds and sows 411 pounds plus. Beef yields weak amid record heat. buyers seek strictly good and choice stock at 19.00–26.00, with top steers around 34.25 and many offerings 25.00–32.00. Outside on vealers 24.00 and cattle market activity limited by heat. In Chicago corn futures reach new peaks on hot dry weather with September corn around 2.46 and oats near 1.09 to 1.10.
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New Glarus Visit Schedule Highlights Local Residents
Betty Kuenzi Almira Grossen bacher and Marlea Duerst were in Madison Wednesday. Mrs. Jacob Tschudy visited her daughter and was accompanied home by her son Dean who had stayed at the Bernet home. Various residents from Belleville Madison Monticello Monroe and Aurora Ill were noted as visitors and locals hosted gatherings including a baptism celebration for Can dance Sue granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Blaser Postville.
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Betty Kuenzi
Almira Grossenbacher
Marlea Duerst
Madison
Jacob Tschudy
Wilbert Bernet
Judy
Albany
Dean
Bernet
Jake Buel
Belleville
Jake Zweifel
Fred Bigler
Sandra Ruleaux
R. H. Robben
Aurora
Ill
Ray Fritz
Monroe
Clifford Kubly
Karen
Kiel
Edwin Christen
Candance Sue
Herbert Blaser
Postville
Willard Melland
Albert Blaser
Annette
Sonja
Herbert Hankel
Vernon
Carl Blaser
Pauline Christen
Henry Zingg
Anna Streiff
Shirley Streiff
Lila Mae Schneider
Ripon
Peter H. Streiff
Milwaukee
Chicago
Richard Krugjohann
Rockford
F. J. Burgy
Denver
Col
Edna Duerst
Esparto
Calif
John Hiles Jr
Jordan
Eward Wyss
West
Jacob Jacobson
Earl
Horeb
Arthur Zweifel
Steve
Kenneth Stuessy
John Stuessy
Frank Mason Jr
Marylee
Jackie
Ashland
Local residents and visitors listed in social notes
Ed win Christen of Belleville and many other families are noted in a long social column. The piece lists visits from Belleville Vernon Monroe Rockford Esparto Calif Jordan Ia and Chicago with trips to Milwaukee and Ashland and several family gatherings and vacations.
Bauman Hardware Seizes Three-Way Tie For First In Major League
Bauman Hardware, Baumgartner, Phillips and Smith push into an 8-5 record tied atop the Major league after a 7-4 win over Wenger and Kramer at Recreation Park. Victory Tavern climbs to first in the Minor league with an 18-2 victory over FFA, tying Lanz Hardware for the top spot.
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Bauman Hardware
Wenger and
Kramer
Wenger
Recreation Park
Lanz Hardware
Baumgartner
Phillips
Smith
Waffle Shop
Pepper Martin
Bob Bueh
Ler
Leo Butts
Martin
Clayton Olson
Rod Kittelsen
Alf Henning
Kittelsen
Bauman
Henning
Baseball attendance gap widens between leagues in 1901 season
The American League drew 1,658,000 fans in its first season and the National League attracted 1,857,000. The figures show the AL closing but still lagging behind the NL in 1901.
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