Cardinals wrest NL lead with 2 1 victory over Dodgers
Cardinals move a full game ahead of Brooklyn after a 2-1 win powered by Dickson and a strong bullpen. Cubs shut out the Giants 1-0 to stay nine behind. Dodgers face series finale while Cubs, Pirates, Phillies win. Boston extends AL lead with 5-1 victory over Cleveland. Tex Hughson shows form for World Series run.
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Urry
St. Louis Cardinals
Brooklyn Dodgers
Eddie Dyer
Max Lanier
Fred Martin
Red Birds
Dickson
Brooklyn
Chicago
Dodgers
Ebbets Field
Cardinals
Cubs
New York
Hank Wyse
Monte Kennedy
Pittsburgh
Boston
Braves
Elbie Fletcher
Ken Heintzelman
Johnny Niggeling
Dick Mauney
Phillies
Cincinnati
Johnny Hetki
Bob Malfoy
Cleveand
New Yorks
Sox
Tex Hughson
Indians
Joe Cronin
Tex
Browns
Bob Muncrief
Dick Fowler
Philadelphia
Ralph Hamner
Local families gather for visits and meals across Wisconsin
Juda by Mrs. F N Miller accompanies Miss Florence Mueller and Ervin Mueller from Lake Mills to visit Mr and Mrs F E Matzke. Several groups share Sunday dinners in Woodstock Elkhorn Madison and Brodhead with relatives including the Lathams Bunkows Grenzows Waelti and Wolgast. The first complete family gathering in three years reunites Merril and Virgil who were in service.
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Florence Mueller
Ervin Mueller
Lake Mills
F. E. Matzke
Arthur Latham Sr
Arthur Latham Jr
Floyd Kretchmer
Woodstock
Inez Weaver
Fred Bunkow
Harrison Grenzow
Morris Grenzow
Kenneth Hall
Monroe
Elmer Matzke
Bagley- Miller
Earl Bronson
John Eddy
Elkhorn
Wis
Claude Walton
Vilas Park
Madison
Laurie Searles
Frank L
Herbert
Brodhead
John Waelti
Merrill Waelti
Terry
Melvin Waelti
Virgil Waelti
Merril
Virgil
Martha Wolgast
Major League Owners Gather to Study Player Contract Proposals
Major League club owners met in Chicago with Commissioner Chandler to review player contract reform plans after settling World Series scheduling. Chairman Larry MacPhail outlined proposals in a joint meeting of magnates from both leagues as they prepared to continue talks.
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Chicago
Larry MacPhail
A. B
Happy) Chandler
Tee To Green Club Championship Crowns and Mixed Finals Set
The Country club championship flight finals will be played over 36 holes with Budd Kiffie and Cap Heiman contending the crown from Chet Becker. First flight finals feature Bob Stuart favored to win. E B Lux and Duke Etter meet Thursday to challenge. Mixed foursomes reach semi finals with bracket battles between Wes Dodge, Helen Stuart and Roy Dodge, Helen Haldiman. lower bracket pairs Carl Ashby Pearl Kittelsen vs Clarence Kempfert Zee Bauman. League owners discuss deeper funding to meet players demands amid unionism pressure as contract reforms move toward a $5,000 minimum, a pension plan, and spring training expenses.
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Budd Kiffie
Cap Heiman
Chet Becker
Bob Stuart
Cop
E. B. Lux
Duke Etter
Wes Dodge
Helen Stuart
Wes
Roy
Helen Haldiman
Carl Ashby
Pearl Kittelsen
Clarence Kempfert
Zee Bauman
Boston
Jorge Pasquel
New York
Stag Flag Tournament to Open Monday Golf Events
Monday features a stag flag tournament with prizes for closest tee shots on Nos. 3 7 and 8. Afternoon offers mixed foursomes with alternate drives, not counting selective drives. Pro Jim Forbes warns members to reserve Saturday Sunday and Monday dinners by Friday night.
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Jim Forbes
Vacation visits and family gatherings in Wisconsin
New Glarus residents and relatives travel for vacations and visits across Madison Milwaukee Janesville and Cloquet. Families including Pauli Marty Freitag Kubly Ferris Lindsay and Willonby spend time with relatives and attend a state fair with multiple dinners and weekend gatherings noted.
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Herman Marty
Hugo Gmar
Ervin Lindsay
Donald
Philip
Withee
Henry T. Freitag
Mathilda Kubly
Frank Kalber
Roy Marty
Arthur Marty
Milwaukee
Clarence Reuter
Earl Willonby
Gwendolyn Ferris
Janesville
Gilbert Hoesly
Bessie Kubly
Robert Kubly
Ray Ferris
Jane
Madison
John Pauli
Judith
Stanley
Henry Pauli
Edwin Pauli
Jerry
Jill Hanson
William Bohren
Barbara
Fred Bohren
Cloquet
Minn
William Figg
Monica
William Zimmerman
Ann Zwank
Barbara Zwank
World Series Schedule Arrangements by Top League Clubs
Representatives of the three leading clubs in both leagues draft potential World Series plans. If Brooklyn wins, games split between Brooklyn and Boston with dates in October and travel gaps for ticket distribution. If St Louis wins, games in St Louis and Boston with travel days. Prices vary by venue from 1.00 to 7.50 and all games start at 1 30 pm except Sunday Brooklyn games at 1 05 pm.
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Chicago
Brooklyn
Boston
St. Louis
Travel
Schuetze Clothiers and Co F Win Softball Tilts
Schuetze Clothiers posted their third win of the Major league season by defeating McArdle Tavern 7 to 4. Co F edged Raindert Oilers 5 to 4 to move within half a game of two fourth place teams in the Minor league after a season spent in the cellar.
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Schuetze Clothiers
McArdle Tavern
Co. F
Oilers
Recreation Park
Schuetze
Ralph Phillips
McArdle
Lee Mitchell
Mitchell
Phillips
Jack Rabe
R. Wuetrich
Mitchell and
Reese
How They Stand VUEBT LEE
American League matchups listed with Detroit at Boston Cleveland at New York Chicago at Washington and St. Louis at Philadelphia. In the American Association Toledo visits Indianapolis Columbus plays Louisville St Paul faces Milwaukee and Minneapolis meets Kansas City.
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Vuebt Lee
Detroit
Boston
Cleveland
New York
Chicago
Washington
St. Louis
American Association
Toledo
Indianapolis
Columbus
Louisville
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Kansas City
G.B
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Minneapolis Oledo
Wisconsin
Green Bay
Ewer
Oshkosh
Fond du Lac Wis
Rapids
Appleton
Janesville
Sheboygan
Examination Period For Nurses Oct 9 11
The state board of nurse examiners announced a three day examination period for registration of nurses from October 9 to 11. Applications and credentials must be on file by September 18. An examination for licensing of attendants is set for October 8 with applications due by September 17.
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Madison
State Board of Nurse Examiners
Local residents attend state events and visits across Wisconsin
Mrs Irving Larbacker and Mrs Louis Schoch traveled to Monroe and Milwaukee for State events. Numerous families, including the Stuessys, Klitzke, Wier, and Sarbackers, spent weekends at the state fair. The New Glarus and Madison groups sent bands and attendees to the all star football game and Ringling Bros circus.
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Louis Schoch
Monroe
Calvin Hefty
Junior Klassy
Robert Kuenzi
Milwaukee
Milton Stuessy
Elaine Klitzke
Duane Wilde
New Glarus
Sheldon Heth
Atkinson
Roland Hustad
David
Nellie Sivisind
Vernon
Irving Sarbacker
R. S. Skinner
Harold
Cairo
Maggie Rogers
Blanchardville
Cleyance Zweifel
Ralph Rogers
Madison
Mabel
Lou Corser
California
Ed Fuhrmann
Ringling Bros. Barnum and Bailey Circus
E. V. Hicks
S. J. Francois
Marion Fuhrmann
Edwin Barlow
Dale Halverson
Mabel Corser
Susan Hamilton
Thomas Luchsinger
Harley Streiff
Russell Reuter
Donald Rufenacht
Lee Hefty
Harvey Keil
Donna Gmar
Betsy Henning
Ruth Theiler
Marie Stuckey
Green Lake
E. J. Hoesly
Janet
Ruth
Dorothy Stuckey
Robert
LaCrosse
C. H. Bartle
Diana
Gilbert Ott
Don
Sylvan Kundert
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Alvin F. Rote
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John Raymer
Fred Buchschacher
Russell Prien
Mrs. Irving Larbacker
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Lucille Ball
Clifton Webb
William Bendix
Mark Stevens
Walter Winchell
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Tom
Drake
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