League Bowling Opens Sept. 5 In Monroe City
Monroe's 26 bowling leagues start the week of Sept. 5 with 19 men's and seven women's leagues. Action unfolds at Recreation alleys run by G L Redman and Pleasure Bend under Charl Buehler Jr. and Walter J Speich. League secretaries organize sheets for The Evening Times with a 8 a.m. post-competition deadline.
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Monroe
G. L. Redman
Elmer Casten
George Wenger
Times
Ernest H. Schober
E. Schober
George E.fenger
Pleasure
Argyle
Pleasure Bend
Badger
Albany Pin League Reelects Officers
Albany bowling league officers were reelected led by Nick Quint as president and William Hein as vice president. Paul Battner remains treasurer and Harry Edwards secretary. Bowling shifts start at 7 30 and 9 30 with new members joining at a 130 average.
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Nick Quint
William Hein
Paul Battner
Harry Edwards
Brewers lose opener as Cullop ejected in KC clash
Milwaukee Brewers manager Nick Cullop did not finish the game after he and pitcher Norman Roy were ejected in the sixth for rushing the bench and protesting a strike called by plate umpire Ray West as Kansas City beat Milwaukee 7 to 2 to open the American Association series.
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Aes Ne
Nick Cullop
Milwaukee Brewers
Kansas City
Cullop
Norman Roy
Ray West
FALKS Win Again in National Tournament Action
The Milwaukee Falks defeated the Rochester Allains 11 to 3 as the double elimination national tournament continued in Wichita Kansas. Nine of 32 clubs have already been knocked out, with FALKS advancing to face two more teams tonight in the semi final round.
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FALKS
Wichita
Kas
Milwaukee Falks
Rochester
Allains
Cubs Take Brooks as Sox Suffer Pair in Twin Bill
The Cubs defeated Brooklyn 4-2 to sweep their three-game set as Bob Muncrief earned the win and Hank Sauer drove in three runs. The White Sox were routed by Boston 11-4 and 10-7. Bob Kuva tied an American League strikeout record with six straight before a line drive ended his day.
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Ine
Cubs
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Sox
Boston
Chicago
Bob Muncrief
Hank Sauer
Bill
Mel Parnell
Ted Williams
Pane
Red Sox
Bob Kuzava
North-South High School All Stars Face Off in Wisconsin Game
Wisconsin's fourth annual North-South gridiron clash tonight at City Stadium pits top 1969 graduates from the state against each other. Frosty Ferraccia of Green Bay West coaches the favored North with a big, aggressive line expected to dominate the South's forwards by about eight pounds per man. a crowd of 15 000 is anticipated in fair, cool conditions.
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Queen Pay
Sine Oironghold
Wisconsin
City
Stadison
Wisconsin Coaches Association
Green Bay West
Frosty
Ferracca
U S Davis Cup Spot Holds as Meet Nears Finish
Australia pushed the doubles to a decisive showdown but the United States secured an advantage after sweeping the opening singles. The inter national silver bowl remains in U S hands for another year as the series heads into the doubles encounter.
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U.S
Atest Mums
Australia
United States
Fog blocks swim attempt across English Channel
Dover reports a Dutch housewife, Mrs Willi Croes Van Rijsel, 31, abandoned her bid to swim the English Channel after 17 hours due to dense fog. She was believed to be under two miles from the opposite shore when she quit.
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Dover
England
Willi Croes van Rijsel
Amsterdam
Young Ohio Farmer Wins Trap Title With Family Support
Pete Donat, a year-old farmer from Antwerp Ohio, borrows his father-in-law gun to win the Golden Grand American trapshoot. He shoots 125 rounds, breaks 100 straight from 20 yards, and finishes tied with Ivo William Sonderman before a shootoff that favors Donat. His prize includes silverware and about $7,500, with his wife Eileen and two children in attendance.
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Pete Donat
Antwerp
Pete
Eileen
Ivo William Sonderman
Lima
Monticello Set for State Line League Championship
Monticello hosts the State Line baseball final at the Monticello park tomorrow afternoon. Monroe and Belleville meet for the traveling trophy after Monroe edged Belleville 2 0 last Sunday in Recreation park. Belleville stands seven and five in league play, Monroe five and two with one game left against Argyle.
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Eaureausers
Monticello
Monroe
Belleville
Recreation Park
Argyle
Janesville Roughs Up Wausau In 10-3 Wisconsin League
Janesville defeated Wausau 10-3 to climb out of the cellar while Oshkosh Giants, still pace setters, lost their edge to second- place Appleton who beat them. Green Bay topped Appleton 11-4 as Fonau Lac edged Wisconsin Rapids 6-8 to move into fifth. The afternoon tied with the state league action as Janesville pressed the standings.
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Janesville
Wausau
Associated Press
Oshkosh Giants
Appleton
Wisconsin
Green Bay
Fona Au Lac
Wisconsin Rapids
Janville
Anderson Heads North to Class C Farm Assignment
Eddie Anderson, slugging outfielder for Hot Springs in the Cotton States League, has been ordered to report to Superior, Wisconsin for a Class C White Sox farm assignment.
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Anderson
North Hot Springs
Ark
Eddie Anderson
Hot Springs Club
Superior
Wis
Chicago White Sox
Club Golf Finals Set for Labor Day
Tournament play at Monroe Country Club winds down this weekend and next as Pro James Forbes confirms the Labor Day club championship event. The weekend features top matches including Walter Miller versus Clayton Olson, and Tracy advancing to finals in the second flight. Semi finals in mixed foursomes and other flights set for the weekend with finals on the holiday.
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Monroe Country Club
James Forbes
Walter A. Miller
Clayton M. Olson
Robert J. Tracy
Bert Bacon
Alfred E. Leiser
Carl Ashby
William E. Amstutz
Tracy
R. W. Blaha
Edwin Rufenacht
Clarence Kempfert
Alvin H. Babler
Glenn H. Kubly
Kenneth W. Stuart
Baseball Scores and Schedule Roundup
National League standings show St Louis at .73 with 47 608, Brooklyn 240, Boston .62 60 508, New York 60 59 504, Pittsburgh 64 467, Cincinnati 49 71 1408, Chicago .1.48 76 387. American League leaders include New York 45 622, Boston .71 48 607, Cleveland 70 51 579, Detroit 69 56 552. Today’s games feature New York at Cleveland and Boston at Chicago among others, with yesterday’s results listing Boston 11-10 Chicago 4-7 and St Louis 11 Philadelphia 3. Upcoming schedules cover multiple leagues and cities including St Louis at Boston and Cincinnati at New York.
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St. Louis
Brooklyn Sence
Boston
Asec
Philadelphia
New York
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Chicago
Boston Fi
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Brooklyn
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Columbus
Toledo
Indies
Louisville
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Janesville
Wausau
Fond
Indianapolis
Wisconsin State League
Fond du Lac
Appleton
Sheboygan
Oshkosh
Green Bay
Wisconsin Rapids
Mark Falls Set Mile Trot Record at Missouri State Fair
A new Grand Circuit mile trot record was set at the Missouri State Fair final session. Megan Hanover edged Fronto Dog in a photo finish to clock 1:59.
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Ohio
Megan Hanover
Vogler to Enter Western College
Ernest Vogler, a record-setting star, will enroll at Loyola University of Los Angeles next month as a CSS administration student with basketball as a sideline. Teammate Gene Mason will start his second year in physical education at Loyola, cited for helping recruit Vogler. Both won the American Legion athletic award as outstanding MHL athletes. they head west by train next Friday.
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Ernest Vogler
Loyola University ‘of Los Angeles
Css Administration
Gene Mason
Vogler
Loyola
Mason
Yenroe Ace
Marieller
9Th Street
MHS
Harvey Mason
17Th Avenue
American Legion Athletic Award
Mon Day club hosts and family notices from Brodhead
Mrs Chloe Newcomer hosted the Monday club this week. Mr and Mrs D S Markham and sons visit Brainard Mann relatives. Mrs John Kress and son from Sparta spend week with her parents in town. Virgil Berryman returns to Phoenix after visiting Clyde and Mrs Berryman. Mrs Jessie Atkinson hosts the Spring Grove club. The Lawtons host relatives and guests from Baron’s Lake. Lawrence Brandt visits Black River Falls and Wisconsin Dells. Mrs Mattie Smith of Madison visits sister Mrs Vernis Pierce. Oscar Peterson family receives word of Warren Leigh Blakslee birth in Dhahran Saudi Arabia. Blakslee is Kathleen Peterson. Mrs Georgine Murmane and Catherine Derming visit John Derming. Gail Johnson and Sharon residents in Nell Johnson home. Jenine Karney to return from Dakota Ill Oct 1 to Lawton apartment. Roxy Dunwiddie visits Pearle Schindler Monroe. Lillian Dauson, now in Janesville, previously cared for Mrs Orin Baylor, stays home. Mrs Harry Eggery of Beloit visits. William Schultz and wife go to Cedar Rapids for church reception. Schultz is former Elsie Duise. Fred Kramer Esther Suise and Emma Pinnow attend Oak Dale camp meeting in Freeport.
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Chloe Newcomer
D. S. Markham
Marshall
Richard
Brainard Mann
John Kress
Sparta
Tony Bjork
Virgil Berryman
Pheenix
Ariz
Clyde Berryman
Jessie Atkinson
Spring Grove
Robert Lyons
George Blakslee
Dhahran
Saudi Arabia
Blakslee
Kathleen , Peterson
Georgine _ Murmane
Chateaugay
N. Y
Catherine ‘Derming
Chicago
John Derming
Gail Johnson
Sharon
Nell Johnson
Jenine Karney
Dakota
Ill
Lawton
Donald Timm
Roxy Dunwiddie
Pearle Schindler
Monroe
Lillian Dauson
Janesville
Elkhorn
Orin Baylor
Harry Eggery
Beloit
William Schultz
Cedar Rapids
Schultz
Elsie Duise
Fred Kramer
Esther Suise
Emma Pinnow
Oak Dale
Freeport
Plan DiMaggio Day at Yankee Stadium
New York Yankees plan a Joe DiMaggio day at Yankee Stadium in October to honor the star after widespread fan appeals as the American League leaders face the Boston Red Sox. Separately, iron beads were found in an Egyptian cemetery dating to 4000 B.C.
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New York
New York Yankees
Joe DiMaggio
Yankee Stadium
Boston Red Sox
Basis of Every Farm Setup Includes Floor under Prices
Washington analyst James Marlow explains the multiple farm plans in Congress tied to the 1933 Agricultural Adjustment Act. He notes all plans aim to give farmers buying power by guaranteeing a floor price, linking farm income to continued factory demand, and preserving a balanced economy. The piece also recalls the base period 1909-14 and how parity floors function in practice. Additionally, it notes Antarctica’s isolation and required crossings.
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James Marlow
Washington
Congress
Gore
Aiken
Anderson
Brannan
Barn Expansion Adds 26 Foot Addition At Washington Farm
John Carter Jr enlarges his Washington township farm nine miles northwest of Monore with a 26 foot by 11 foot by 10 foot addition to the barn and plans a later machine shed. Neighbors Louis Legler and Alvi Durtschi assisted Monday. In state fair news, Black Badger MK, an 860 pound Angus raised by Mats Kassner of Elkhorn, wins grand and lightweight beef contests. Francis J Wedige of the Lienberger farm near Warren schedules a complete personal property sale on Thursday September 8 including 41 head of cattle mostly Guernseys, oats hay and machinery.
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John Carter, Jr
Washington Township
Monore
Carters
Louis Legler
Alvi Durtschi
Carter
Black Badger
Mats Kassner
Elkhorn
Francis J. Wedige
Lienberger
Warren
Ryder Cup Opens as Nelson Selects Pros in Belmont
In Belmont Massachusetts the United States Ryder Cup team led by non playing captain Ben Hogan opened their $15000 challenge match against Byron Nelson s hand picked professionals Press reports quote Gene Sarazen warning Hogan and the US team about the tough British opponents and the need to avoid an embarrassing upset.
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Belmont
Mass
Gene Sarazen
Ben Hogan
Byron Nelson
Sarazen
Hogan
Blanchardville Socials and Hospital Notes Summary
Local notes from Blanchardville record hospital patients and weekend visits. Clarence Thorson, Cedarville, a former Blanchardville resident, remains a surgical patient at Madison's Methodist hospital. Several families share weekend visits and relatives gathering at various homes including Beloit, Monroe, Woodford, and Eau Claire.
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Clarence Thorson
Cedarville
Blanchardville
Methodist Hospital
Madison
Clifford Olson
Dale Hale
Clinton
Ole Jeremiason
Martin
David
Martin Jeremiason
Lewis Paulson
Beloit
Walter Minder
Walter Ronald
Anna Striker
Walter Guttmer
John Minder Jr
Woodford
Edward Striker
Andrew Striker
Paul Striker
Casper Meyer
Alice Minden
Monroe
W. J. Robb
Reese Dooley
Hollister
Calif
Market roundup cattle hogs and grains fluctuate in Chicago
The Chicago market shows salable hogs around 2100 head with mixed cattle futures. Cattle top at 29.50 for steers, feeders around 23.00 to 27.50, grassers weaker. Grains, soybeans slide then rally, wheat steady, corn and oats mixed amid term demand. Primitive blast furnaces described with wano bellows in inside cylinders.
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Etreenen
Chicago
USDA
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