Badger Hero of 1942 Scores Two Touchdowns in All-Star Win
Elroy Hirsch star of Wisconsin and Michigan as a marine trainee powered the college all-stars to a 16-0 victory over the Los Angeles Rams at Soldier Field. Hirsch ran 68 yards for a touchdown and caught a 62-yard pass for another score, helping the collegians claim their fourth all-star win in the series.
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Chicago
Elroy
Hirsch
Los Angeles Rams
Wisconsin
Michigan
Chicago Rockets
All-Stars
McMillin
Allstars
Washington Redskins
Jim Gillette
Rams
Pat Harder
Otto Graham
Tan
Northwestern
Cleveland
Gillette
Harder
Badger
Chicago Cardinals
Paul Walker
Yale
Kenny Washington
Bob Waterfield
Jane Russell
Oak
Waterfield
Jim Benton
Lynn Waldorf
Matty
Jack Russell
Baylor
Bob Fitch
Minnesota
Martin Ruby
Texas Aggies
Buster Rameecy
William and Mary
Waldorf
Russell
Tommy Harmon
Adam Walsh
Harmon
OY 98
Wisconsin hunting trapping season regulations made public
The 1946-47 digest of hunting and trapping laws is being printed and will be available at county clerks and the conservation department in Madison. Open pheasant season runs Oct 19–28 in southern counties with bag limit two cocks daily. ducks have varied limits and dates. trapping of muskrat runs Nov 10–25 with no bag limit. mink and rabbits have specific season dates and bag rules. deer and woodcock seasons have county-specific openings. skunk has no bag limit in southern counties.
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Wisconsin Conservation Department
Conservation Department
Madison
Ringneck
Wisconsin
Green
Dane
Iowa
Lafayette
Rock
Horicon Marsh
Dodge County
Necedah National Wildlife Refuge
Juneau County
Horizon Marsh
Necedah Wildlife Refuge
Brant
Canada
Navy
Columbia
Grant
Richland
Sauk
Necedah
Pixies Gum Mails By Sending Nixies
Buffalo N Y Post Office workers know nixies letters without stamps or with blurred or incomplete addresses or unsealed first class mail. Terms include club backs and markups. A club is a letter not fitting a post office box or cancellation machine.
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Buffalo
N. Y
George E. Striegel
Argentina Population Ethnicity Report Cites European Roots
A demographic brief states seventy eight percent of Argentina’s population derives from European extraction, highlighting a strong European ancestry influence across the nation.
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Argentina
Oliver Dethrones Nelson as National Pro Champion
Ed Porky Oliver of Wilmington Del upset defending champion Byron Nelson in a 36 hole quarterfinal at the National Pro Golf Championship. Nelson failed to reach the semi finals for the first time in seven events as Oliver advanced to face Harold Jug McSpaden while Jimmy Demaret meets Ben Hogan in the other semi.
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Portland
Ore
Byron Nelson
Porky) Oliver
Wilmington
Del
Nelson
Oliver
Harold
Jug) McSpaden
Sanford
Jimmy Demaret
Houston
Tex
Ben Hogan
Hershey
McSpaden
Demaret
Hogan
Dodgers and Cardinals Neck and Neck for NL Lead
The Dodgers and Cardinals, tied for the National League lead with five weeks left, both won their games in 2-1 scores as a neck and neck finish looms. The Dodgers beat Cincinnati 2-1 with Dick Whitman driving in the decisive run. the Cardinals topped Philadelphia 2-1 on Terry Moore’s ninth inning RBI.
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Associated Press
Brooklyn Dodgers
St. Louis Cardinals
Brooks
Dodgers
Reds
Cincinnati
Bucky Walters
Dick Whitman
Ed Stevens
Kirby Higbe
Walters
Philadelphia Phils
St. Louis
Terry Moore
Whitey Kurowski
Johnny Beazley
Oscar Judd
Chicago Cubs
Boston
Braves
Yanks
Browns
New York Yankees
St. Louis Browns
Yankee Stadium
Ernie Bonham
Joe Gordon
Boston Red Sox
Dizzy Trout
Detroit
Tigers
Washington
Hal Newhouser
Trout
Philadelphia
Athletics
Jesse Flores
Cleveland Indians
Pittsburgh Pirates
New York Giants
Chicago White Sox
Crier in Kinston Recorder's Court Tests Royal Cry
In Kinston North Carolina the crier of the recorder’s court concluded with the archaic call And God save the King The phrase stunned judge lawyers and spectators as Policeman Guy Langston explained the British influence inspired the slip Langston recently held the rank of captain in the army and had served in England.
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Kinston
N. C
Recorder’s Court
King
Guy Langston
Langston
England
Baseball Standings and Yesterday's Results Across Leagues
National League standings show Brooklyn at .727 with 72 wins and 45 losses, St. Louis 72 4 615, Chicago 62 54, Boston 57 56, Cincinnati 53 64, New York 51 65, Philadelphia 48 67, Pittsburgh 46 65. American League leaders Boston 84 63, New York 72 49, Detroit 65 52, Washington 60 61, Cleveland 56 65, Chicago 54 66, St. Louis 50 69, Philadelphia 39 81. American Association top Louisville 81 54, Indianapolis 78 58, Chicago 72 64, Milwaukee 67 50, Minneapolis 65 70, Kansas City 60 75. Yesterday's results include Brooklyn 2 Cincinnati 1, Chicago 3 Boston 1, Pittsburgh 7 New York 3, St. Louis 2 Philadelphia 1, New York 4 St. Louis 1, Washington 3-0 Detroit 2-5, Milwaukee 3-2 Columbus, Kansas City 5 Toledo 2, Minneapolis 3 Louisville 1, St. Paul 6 Indianapolis 4. Tomorrow's schedule lists two games each in National and American Leagues and minor leagues.
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Brooklyn
St. Louis
Chicago Scenwe
Boston
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Chicago
Louis
Philadelphia
American Association
Pet
Louisville
Indianapolis
Ee, Schewisseoukes
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
MNO
Spiseeensaeie
Kansas City
Ce Ces
Wisconsin State League
Green Bay
Cogn Sice Suis Cues
Fond du Lac
Wisconsin Rapids
Ene Ey
Janesville
Sheboygan
WRN
Werkecoaches
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
New York
Columbus
Toledo
St. Paul
Betty Collicutt Hosts Bridge Club in South Wayne
Miss Betty Collicutt hosted a two-table bridge gathering with high honors won by Mrs. Walter McConnell and the traveling prize to Mrs. McConnell, while Mrs. G F Halvemann had the low score. Attendees included Mrs. Harold Rading, Clifford Simmons, Frank West, Leo Peterson, Fred Goecks and Mariann Halvemann. Lunch followed.
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Betty Collicutt
Walter McConnell
G. F. Halvemann
Harold Rading
Clifford Simmons
Frank West
Leo Peterson
Fred Goecks
Mariann
South Milwaukee
Collicutt
Stuart Chambers
Norman Olson
Esther Stuart
Spooner
Ladysmith
Johnson
Washington, D.C
Betty Buckstaff
Oshkosh
John McDonald
Otis Olson
Beloit
S. J. Johnson
Madison
Donald
Roger Moe
Ruth
Bonnie Lou Olson
Darlington
Milwaukee
Betty
James Moe
Joe Marty
Frank Boeck
Monroe
Legion Juniors Wind up Great Season Tomorrow
The Monroe American Legion Juniors finish their best season with a Sunday 2 p.m. game at Recreation Park against Jordan of the Pecatonica league. They logged 14 wins and 5 losses, won a district and regional title, and placed third in the state Junior American Legion tournament at Menasha after a 13-5 loss to South Milwaukee.
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Monroe American Legion
Recreation Park
Jordan Nine
Pecatonica League
Monroe Sales Co
Monroe
American Legion
Menasha
Evansville
Footville
Janesville
New Glarus
Darlington
Madison
Kenosha
Milwaukee
South Milwaukee
Medford
Beloit
Old
Bob Ableman
Bill Purcell
Bill Moon
Dick Markham
Allie Stauffacher
Jerry Dwyer
Hermie Christen
Fred Huber
Ernie Vogler
Beets Rabe
Gerry Beardsley
John Walter
Hotel Loses Nothing Except All Room Keys
Centreville Maryland town with 2,000 residents has a 20 room hotel missing every door key. Owner A J Epstein says keys disappeared after 1943 return from the army. He notes no theft occurred and believes residents are honest.
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Centreville
A. J. Epstein
All-stars Edge Beloit in 2 1 Softball Showdown
Monroe Major League all stars defeated the Beloit Colored Champions 2 to 1 at Recreation Park after Lakeshire Marty beat Lakeshire-Marty 5 to 2 in the preliminary minor tilt. Beloit scored first on a Robinson triple. Monroe answered on an error and a fielder’s choice. Wally Miller scored the winning run in the seventh as Jim Boyer’s clutch hit to right center drove in the run. In the minor league game Lakeshire-Marty built a lead, then Martin Appliance tied and won it in the seventh with two decisive hits.
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Recreation Park
Monroe
Beloit
Martin Appliance
Lakeshire Marty
Twin Grove
John Krattiger
Robinson
Stewart
Johnson
All-Stars
Mason
Fred Goecks
Mahan
Wally Miller
Jim Boyer
Belts
Tin Monroe
J. Krattiger
Etter
Krattiger
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John Raymer
Fred Buchsehacher
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Herman Rohrig
Cleft
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Tony Ruffa
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Wavennaire Slezak
John Emery
Technicolor
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Anne Baxter
Beloit Negro
Lakeshire-Marty
Martin
Knipschild
Kline
Dwyer
Quinn
Canton
An Yang-kui
Eas
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Goetz Theatre
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