Giants Romp Braves 15-3 as Home Run Barrage Wild
Giants explode for 15 runs led by Johnny Mize Willard Marshall and Walker Cooper homers. Despite big win New York slips to third while Braves stay atop. Dodgers fall 5-3 but maintain 2 game lead in NL. Cardinals and Indians win, Feller exits with back pain.
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Braves
Dodgers
Associated Press
New York
Polo Grounds
Johnny Mize
Willard Marshall
Walker Cooper
Thomson
Boston
Brooklyn Dodgers
Brooks
Phils
Philadelphia
St. Louis Cardinals
Pirates
Pittsburgh
Chicago Cubs
White Sox
Chicago
Tigers
Phila
Cleveland
Indians
Browns
St. Louis
Bobby Feller
Feller
Wehrle Declared Ineligible to Defend Amateur Crown
Milwaukee headline reports that Wehrle, a four time Wisconsin state amateur champion, was ruled ineligible to defend his title this year. The Wisconsin State Golf Association cited his loss of state residency as the reason. Wehrle, once Racine based, has worked in Louisville as a designer and promoter of golf clubs for a metal firm. He first won the crown in 1937 and then in 1944, 1945, and 1946.
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Mllwaukee
Wilford Wehrle
E. W. Miller
Walter Gaedke
Wisconsin State Golf Association
Wehrle
Racine
Baseball Scores and Schedule from Yesterday and Tomorrow
National League results show Philadelphia defeated Brooklyn five to three and New York beat Boston fifteen to three in seven innings. Detroit edged Chicago two to one while Cleveland topped St Louis nine to three at night. Tomorrow’s NL games include New York at Brooklyn and Boston at Philadelphia. AL schedule has Detroit at Cleveland and Philadelphia at Boston. Also notes three cent postage rate extension signed by President Truman.
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Philadelphia
Brooklyn
New York
Boston
Detroit
Chicago
Cleveland
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Philadelhia
Washington
Truman
American Association
Louisville
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Toledo
Columbus
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Wisconsin approves nine day open deer season in 34 counties
Conservation Commission members vote four to one to back a nine day deer season for next fall from November 22 to 30 in 34 counties. The decision follows Conservation Congress recommendations amid debate, with Aldo Leopold dissenting. A bow and arrow period will run in conjunction with the open season.
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Madison
Wisconsin Conservation Commision Yeterday
The
Conservation Congress
Thlevery County
Aldo Leopold
Conservation Commission
Henry Cramer
Cramer
Arthur Besse
Flidden
Congress
Vilas County
Wisconsin
Wisconsin shotgun deer season details and bow season dates
The notice outlines shotgun deer hunting from November 22 to 30 in multiple counties including Buffalo Crawford Iowa Crosse Pepin except 9 mile nd Pierce Richland and Trempealeau with deer of any sex allowed. The bow season runs September 27 to November 11 across 50 counties for deer of any sex. Additional seasons cover pheasants in 52 counties October 18 to 27 for roosters only Jackrabbits in 22 southern counties November 1 to January 15 with a three rabbit limit Gray and Fox Squirrels in 54 counties October 18 to November 30 with a three animal limit and Badger in 26 counties November 1 to December 15 with no limit.
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Buffalo
Crawford
Iowa
Crosse
Pepin
Pierce
Richland
Trempeéaleau
Residents and visitors mingle at Wayne area gatherings
A long list of weekend visitors and social visits fills the South Wayne column. Families and friends including the Tree, Chapman, Gage, Perry, Montgomery, Mahikuch, and Hartsough clans together span Lake Ripley youth camp, Madison and Janesville trips, and hospital stays. Mr. Larse suffered a stroke while relatives gathered for a picnic.
Local residents visit and travel notes from area
Mr and Mrs Earl Hasley plan a vacation in northern Wisconsin this week. Mrs Henry Robinson of Washington DC arrived Saturday to visit her parents Mr and Mrs John McDonald. Mr McDonald is slowly improving and able to use a wheelchair daily. Miss Marie McKnight of Green Bay visited with her parents the S J Knights. Mr and Mrs Will Tresner of Darlington visited friends and attended a schoolmates picnic Sunday.
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Earl Hasley Wil
Wisconsin
Henry Robinson
Washington, D. C
John McDonald
Norman Hicks Granted Permanent Warden Credentials
Norman Hicks received permanent warden credentials from the Wisconsin Conservation Commission. A Green County conservation warden, Hicks has served since January 15 and returned from army service prior to his assignment. He succeeds O J Schwalbe, retired after 19 years of service. Tularemia is an infectious disease found in rabbits and squirrels.
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Norman Hicks
Monroe
Green County
Wissonsin Conservation Commission
Hicks
Conservation Department
O. J. Schwalbe
Department
Baumgartner Tops Phillips-Smith In 10 Inning Clash
Baumgartner's edged Phillips and Smith 8-7 in an extra inning thriller to pull ahead in the Major League standings. Lanz Hardware dropped a 3-2 decision to Victory Tavern in Minor League play, leaving Grossen Tavern undefeated overall.
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Baumgartner’s
Phillips and Smith
Turn
Schwing
Grossen Tavern
Waffle Shop
Schuetze Clothiers
Victory Tavern
Firestone
Wenger
Kramer
Phillips
Smith
Baumgartner
Lanz Hardware
Grossen Tavern Boys
Half
Lanz Hardware Club
Furrer
Larson
Figi Larson
Borden
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Otto Kerner Jr
J.albert Woll
United
Holland
William Tell Hall
Glarus
Max Steiner and His Orchestra
Rockwood Schottisch Village
Polke Steiners
Seendler
Holstein
Guernsey
Jersey
Dairy Herd Improvement Testing Service
University of Wisconsin
Green County Breeders Association
Funne
Platteville
Arky
FUN Midway
John Francis
South Wayne
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Harry T. Maddrell
Methodist
Lake Ripley
D. M. Howery
Betty Lou Chapman
Pauline Meier
Donna Adelman
Harold Eugene Kading
Berdette Schulat
Delbert
Wesley Meier
Orville Tree
la Grange
C Rice
Vineland
N. J
Frank E. Tree
Tree Home
Charles Tree
Harry Hartsough
Herbert Perrigo
Rockford
Earl Hager
Jane
Harry Hansen
Avery Gage
Jackie
Gordon Pember
Janesville
George Smith
Will Perry
Fay Perry
Jeanie
Arlington
Charles Larse
Jay Larse
Dorsey Segner
Harold Bignal
Ster
Ling
Harold Chapman
Madison Hospital
Ralph Moon
Menasha
Edward A. Chapman
Harold Millright
Maqneta
Stanley John
Wilbur Hefty
Monticell
Marjorie Jean Andrews
Black River Falls
Wesley Homb
Ike Stauffacher
Darlington
George Maddrell
C. L. Simmons
Jeanne
Sparta
Milton Andrews
Battle Creek
Mich
H. A. Andrews
Andrews
the Waffle Shop
Virginia
Coca-Cola Company
Freeport Coca-Cola Bottling Company
Masonic Temple
Freeport
Dick Jurgens and His Orchestra
Koa
Jennifer Jones
Gregory Peck
Joseph Cotten
Lionel Barrymore
Herbert Marshall
Walter Huston
Sllian Gish
Charles Bickford
Crawford Garfield
Humoresque
o_o
Oscar Levant
Frontier Poet
Rudi
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Mr. Farmer
Richardson
Richardson Electric CO
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