Monroe Football Team Spirit Good
Monroe football prospects show strong spirit as coach Steensrud begins drills at Recreation Park with 60 players equipped. Nine lettermen return, including backs Wells, Ethridge, and linemen Rieder, Buch, Prisk, Stauffacher, Pierce, Soddy, Beach. Assistant coaches Simpson and Edwards, with Teehan as manager, seek two more staffers.
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Gay Steensrud
Mt. Horeb
Recreation Park
Sieenstruf
Bucks
Don Ethridge
Charles Robertson
Fred Bucb
Bob Rugh
Dick Bruni
Jim McQuire
Daily Baseball Scoreboard Roundup
Yesterday results include St. Louis 8 Boston 2. Brooklyn 5 Pittsburgh 1. Philadelphia 6 Chicago 5. New York 3 Cincinnati 2. Cleveland 5 5 Boston 2 4. St. Louis 2 Washington 1. Detroit 4 Philadelphia 3 in ten innings. Tomorrow’s schedule lists key AL NL games and minor leagues.
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Paways
New York
St. Louis
Boston
Detroit
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Washington
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Toledo
Columbus
Indianapolis
Louisville
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Wietlolin
Fond du Lac
Wausau
Oshkosh
Sheboygan
Appleton
Janesville
Wisconsin Rapids
Green Bay
Phiadelphia
American Association
St. Paul
Kansas City
Two Good Games Played under Lights
The Farm Bureau team defeated Gempler's Tires 5-4 at Recreation Park last night to claim the early minor league game. In the nightcap Browntown beat Phillips and Smith 3-2, Deb Soddy homered in the sixth to seal Browntown's win. Ray Keller pitched for the Farm Bureaus, holding the opposition hitless into the final inning and finishing with two hits at the plate.
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Farm Bureau _soreait
Gempler
Recreation Park
Browntown
Phillips
Smith
Deb Soddy
Ray Keller
Mueller
Hartwwig
Hartwig
Keller
Deer and Antelope On Increase in U S
The United States big game population is rising says Albert M Day director of fish and wildlife. He reports about 7 570 000 animals with whitetailed deer making up nearly two thirds and mule deer second. Other abundant species include Columbian black tailed deer elk and antelope. The focus shifts to managing growth rather than simply increasing numbers.
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United States
Albert M. Day
Fish and Wildlife’ Service
Washington
United Nations Scientific Conference On the Conservation and Utilization of
U. S
Increase in Food for Animals Becomes Main Tem
A report notes the primary focus is increasing food supplies for animals. Authorities discuss budget needs, procurement plans, and distribution priorities to ensure sufficient rations for livestock and wildlife.
Red Wilson Named Captain of Badgers
Robert Red Wilson of Milwaukee was elected captain of the Wisconsin Badgers football team, the first full season captain since 1937. Wilson, the center and two year team MVP, was chosen by players under coach Ivy Williamson as athletic director Harry Stuhldreher shuffled the captaincy structure.
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Magison
University of Wisconsin
Robert
Red) Wilson
Milwaukee
Ivy Williamson
Harry Stuhldreher
Williamson
Tgers
Johnny Golemgeske
Waukesha
Mrs Osmanski Dies at Provi dence Summer Home
Mrs Elizabeth J Osmanski of Providence mother of Dr William Osmanski Holy Cross coach and Joseph Osmanski Chicago Bears player died yesterday at her summer home after a year’s illness.
Schwoegler Named '49 Bowler of the Year
Kalamazoo Michigan Connie Schwoegler Madison tour veteran named bowler of the year in the National Bowling Writers Association eighth annual balloting. He scored 356 points to beat Andy Varipapa 258 and Buddy Bomar 251. Schwoegler also won the 100 game singles all star meet in Chicago last December with a 214.79 average.
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Kalamazoo
Mich
Connie Schwoegler
Madison
National Bowling Writers Association
Schwoegler
Andy Varipapa
Hempstead
N. Y
Varipapa
Buddy Bomar
Chicago
Indianapolis Wins Big Over Louisville in AP Report
Indianapolis piled up 19 hits to crush Louisville 16 to 2 last night, keeping pace within three games of league leader St. Paul. The Saint, idle earlier, host Kansas City in a late-season tilt tonight.
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Indianapolis
Associated Press
Louisville
St. Paul
Saints
Kansas City
Legion Marches In 12 Hour Parade At National Convention
Philadelphia Legionnaires paused from their 3rd national convention to parade for about 12 hours drawing an estimated 1 million spectators. Some 30 000 marchers and 160 drum and bugle corps performed amid military units from the army navy marines and air force. President Truman keynote sessions and a speech by Gen Lucius D. Clay drew large crowds and confetti filled streets as officials touted the event's significance.
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Philadelphia
American Legionnaires
U. S. Army
Navy
Marines
Air Force
Lucius D. Clay
U. S
Germany
Clay
Perry Brown
Beaumont
Tex
Legion
George Kinsman Wins Northeastern Tourney
George Kinsman captured the Northeastern Wisconsin Open golf championship with a three under par 70 yesterday at Lakes North Earlaire Country Club. Runner up was Joe Kukolinski of Wisconsin Rapids Bulls Eye club at one under 72. Amateur Tom Conley of Green Bay shot 74, followed by host pro Jimmy Milward at 75.
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Green Pay — Vey — Wer Kinsman Jr
Three Lakes Northernaire Country Club
Oneida Golf and Riding Club
Joe Kukolinski
Wisconsin Rapids Bulls Eye Club
Tom Conley
Green Bay
Jimmy Milward
Dies of Center Township native John Wesenberg
Green county native John Wesenberg, 79, of Center township Rock county, died Sunday at his home. Funeral services set for 2 p m Wednesday at Footville Methodist Church with Rev. John Huebner officiating. Burial in Bethel Cemetery. Visitation at Silverthorn Funeral Home in Orfordville tonight and at the church after 1 p m tomorrow. Born April 17, 1870 in Green county. married to Augusta Dra.
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Green County
Joan Wesenberg
Center Township
Rock County
Footville Methodist Church
John Huebner
Bethel _cemetery
Silverthorn
Orfordville
Mr. Wesenberg
Augusta Dra
Couple's long farm life noted in Center township obituary
In Center township May 3 1900 the couple lived on the same farm for 44 years. Surviving are the widow two daughters Mrs Cora Ballner Footville and Mrs Alice Ballner Center township a brother Otto Center township eight grandchildren and four great grandchildren.
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Fahl
Center Township
Cora Ballner
Footville
Alice Ballner
Otto
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Thorpe
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Yeazel
H. Neuenschwander
Bartlet
Wyss
Weyda
Pasorski
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McGuire
U.S
First National Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Federal Reserve System
Red Wilson
Badgers
Tomah Livestock Commission Sales Auction
Tomah
Tomah Livestock Commission
Wisconsin
Gale
Lane
Lane Che
Civilization
20Th Avenue
George Kinsman
John Wesenberg
TECK
Mrs
Theodore Speich
Nee Donna Thur
Bluff View Park
Goetz
Tulsa
Susan Hayward
Tonight
Owl
van Johnson
Judy Garland
Technicolor
Autry
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Monroe Sales Company
9Th Street
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