Bauman's Defeats Wenger Kramer In Tight Ballgame
Bauman's defeated Wenger and Kramer 5 4 in a low scoring affair as Gross Tavern 16 Firestone 4 Bauman Hardware 5 Wen ger and Kramer 4 dominated the action. Hardware moved within half a game of second place Waffle Shop while Wenger and Kramer dropped to fourth tied with Philips and Smith. Dwyer and Butts provided key hits for Bauman's with Martin driving in the decisive run in the fifth. Henning and Krattiger pitched, but Bauman's held on in the seventh to secure the win.
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Gross Tavern
Firestone
Bauman Hardware
Wenger and Kramer
Eee Rer Sapere
Toomer
Hardware Nine
Waffle Shop
Wenger
Kramer
Phillips
Smith
Fendage
Poumeing Fire
Grossen
Tavern
Gempler
Oilers
Jerry Dwyer
Leo Butts
Len (Pepper) Martin
Clayt Olson
Butch) Henning
Bob Bueh
Duke Etter Grove
Ross ‘O
Wenger Whitties
Bauman’s
Dwyer
Butts
Martin
Gil Rockey
Allie Ronnenberg
John Krattiger
Dave ‘Veach
Henning
Klarer
Herby Pfund
Krattiger
Madison Monroe Kiwanis golf match ends in Monroe win
An inter club golf match at Monroe Country Club sees Monroe Kiwanis defeat Madison Kiwanis 19 to 17. Return match set for Thursday July 22 at a Madison course. Individual flight results highlight net scores with Ed Rafenacht and Deb Share low nets 36. Madison tickets for Wisconsin football go on sale with nine games listed and 40 000 applicants mailed to alumni and union members.
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Monroe
Madison Kiwanis Club
Monroe Country Club
Madison Kiwanians
Madison
E d Rafenacht
Deb
Peg Lynn
Rolland Etter
Ken Smith
Carl Ashby
Perry Power
Alvin Kubly
Fred Meythaler
Walter Bauman
Oscar Moldenhauer
Moldenhauer
Ed Rofenacht
Herb Ainsworth
Imn
Wisconsin Athletic Department
Forbes
Badgers
Camp Randall
Indiana
Illinois
Yale
Northwestern
Marquette
Minnesota
Esee California
Berkeley
Ohio State
Columbus
Iowa
Iowa City
Wisconsin Alumni Association
Wisconsin Union
Wisconsin Crew Drops From Trials
The University of Wisconsin crew failed to advance in the Olympic eight-oared trials. West Rowing Club of Buffalo surprised by winning the repechage heat, with Wisconsin close behind in a tight finish after leading early.
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Ncevwe
Oew
University of Wisconsin
West Rowing Club
Buffalo
Badgers
Buffalo Club
West Side Club
Wisconsin
Milwaukee AAU Meet Opens Today in Milwaukee
Milwaukee opens the 60th annual AAU track championships with 510 athletes racing to settle six Olympic questions. Herb McKenley faces challengers at 400 meters, Gil Dodds seeks a comeback, and Clyde Scott aims to top Harrison Diffard in the 110 meter hurdles. The meet serves as a route to Evanston finals on July 9-10 and features six finalists per event plus 68 collegiates already qualified. Debates over time or runoff qualification for sprint and hurdle spots loom as organizers decide how many Olympic berths will be decided here. An Iowa swimming hopeful equaled his own 220 yard free record before a July 4 tryout in Milwaukee.
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Milwaukee
Herb McKenley
Gil Dodds
Clyde
Smackover
Scott
Harrison Diffard
Evanston
Ill
Junior Nine to Take Vacation From Play
The junior nine, dropped to third in the Eastern section pennant race last Sunday by Darlington, is not scheduled to play again until July 11 when they host Middleton. Manager John Walter's squad has defeated Dalton and Darlington in loop play.
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Lewis
Darlington
Middleton
John Walter
Baseball Scoreboard and Tomorrow's Schedule Recap
National League results include Boston 4 New York 1 and Chicago 4 St. Louis 3 with Pittsburgh 5 Cincinnati 2, Philadelphia 4 Brooklyn 2. American League shows New York 10 Boston 7 and Detroit 9 Cleveland 5, Philadelphia 3 Washington, plus St Louis 8 Chicago 5 night. American Association lists Minneapolis 5 St Paul 5 Columbus 4 Kansas City 5 Louisville 2. Tomorrow's NL games feature New York at Brooklyn and Boston at Philadelphia. AL games have Detroit at Chicago, Cleveland at St Louis, Washington at New York, Philadelphia at Boston. Wehrle defeats Rogers 5 and 4 in Western Amateur first round. Racine native and former Wisconsin amateur champion. Rifle meet announced in Racine July 18, Wisconsin State Rifle Association hosts state championship high power, sanctioned Class A NAS meet.
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Boston
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
St Louis
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Columbus
Kansas City
Louisville
National League
Wehrle
Wichita
Kas
Wilford Wehrle
E. J. Rogers Jr
Oklahoma City
Racine
Wis
Wisconsin
Wisconsin State Rifle Association
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Toledo
Associated Press
Johnny Sain
Boston Braves
Mort Cooper
Sain
Belleville
Ark
Braves
New York Giants
Flinger
Ly Pafko
Cubs
Cardinals
Pittsburgh Pirates
Reds
Philadelphia Phillies
Giants
Dodgers
Schoolboy Rowe
Philadelphia Athletics
Chicago White Sox
Johnny Sain First To Reach 10th Win
Johnny Sain of the Boston Braves pitched the Braves to a 4-1 victory over the New York Giants for his 10th win, making him the first NL pitcher to reach 10 wins this season and marking a halfway点 toward a 20-win goal.
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Johnny Sain
No All Star Softball Game On Sunday
No all star softball game will be played Sunday night because of the American Legion's Fourth of July celebration. The next game scheduled is July 18 when the Madison Fire Department nine will invade the local field. Darlington lighting facilities for the ball diamond at the fairgrounds have been approved by the city council and work will start immediately.
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American Legion
Madison Fire Department
Darlington
Centennial Planned At Belmont July 11
The Lafayette county centennial celebration will be held Sunday July 11 at the Old State Capitol park near Belmont. Governor Rennebohn will award 50 residents married 50 years and 25 farm families with 100 years ownership. Speakers include the governor Clifford L. Lord Gold Star Mothers rep Mrs Claude M. Vail. WWI and WWII chaplains and Gold Star Mothers will attend. Music by county bands church choirs and soloists including two Norwegian and two Swiss numbers led by Robert Wood. Charles Forman chairs the centennial committee. A picnic dinner and a junior program run from 12 45 to 1 30 p m.
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Darungryn
Lafayette
Old State Capitol
Belmont
Rennebohn
Clifford L. Lord
State Historical Society
Claude M. Vail
Benton
Robert Wood
Darlington
Charles Forman
Orangeville and Nearby Residents Visit, Travel Notes
Orangeville residents and relatives visit across states including Michigan California and Washington DC. Distinct names appear such as Mrs Glen Be Bofender Mr and Mrs Ralph Bennehoff Mrs Martha Bennehoff Mr and Mrs J J Ringel Mildred Ringel and families in Paw Paw Oakland and Crown Point. Several couples plan trips to the west coast Black Hills Yellowstone Park and Phoenix with hosts in Sycamore Santa Fe and Sister Bay, Wis.
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Rock Falls
Gilbert Abraham
F. L. Rickleff
West Coast
Ralph Bennehoff
McConnell
Martha Bennehoff
Red Wood Falls
Minn
Black Hills
Yellowstone Park
Phoenix
J. J. Ringel
Mildred
Paw Paw
Mich
John Babler
Darrell Murphy
Sandra
David
Oakland
Calif
Harry Kuehl
Murphy
Marry Howe
Roy Hefty
Sam Erickson
Bay
Wis
Berwyn Belknap
R. N. Belknap
San Francisco
John Gruber
Anna Goodman
Jean Anne Preil
Washington, D. C
Elwyn Mains
Lynnann
C. W. Frautschy
John Wagner
John Robert
Ernie's Tavern Shuffleboard Team Loses 5-3
Ernie's Tavern team fell to Verona Town Pump 5-3 in a shuffleboard match at Ernie's Tavern. A rematch is planned for next week. Last night scores listed Monroe first: 9-21, 21-7, 8-21, 19-21, 21-20, 19-21, 21-18, 19-21.
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Ernie's Tavern
Verona
Monroe
Monticello Families Gather for Baptism and Socials
Wayne Delmar Prisk was baptized at Zwingli Evangelical and Reformed Church by Rev. A R Achtemeier with George Lange and family as sponsors. The event followed by a noon dinner for the Lange family and others in Albany and Attica. Various local visits and weekend travels noted, including Carol Jordan Rood’s Minneapolis trip for a wedding and several Madison and Monroe visits.
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Willard Prisk
Wayne Delmar
A. R. Achtemeier
George Lange
Lange
Albany
Ida Klitzman
Clifford
Attica
Vola’ Jordan
Madison
Roy Nelson
Carol Jordan
Minneapolis
Sand
Carol Jordan Rood
Harold Johnson
Walter Brink
Elizabeth
Donald
Vernon
Monay
Clarence Elmer
Dorothy Pagel
Nic Luchsinger
Beloit
Terrance Freitag
William Pagel
Harold J. Blum
John G. Blum
Clifford Riese
Mary Ann and
Allen
Pleasant
Frank Riese
Edward Riese
Jake Schultz
John Daubert
Albert Marty
Schultz
Monroe
Edwin Isely
Freeport
Alfred Isely
Irene
Gladys Bircher
Fred Bircher
Albert Moritz
Delbert
Chicago
Ruth Mildred Moritz
Pueblo
Colo
Del
Local residents host visitors from several towns
Seemingly routine Sunday visits and weekend travels are noted as neighbors and relatives from Monroe New Glarus And Chicago drop by to see families in Madison Clarno Monticello and Blanchardville among others Medical technicians from Pueblo and several couples from Cadiz township Winslow and Orfordville join guests at various homes including the Albright Meier and Sipple households in a flurry of short visits and greetings
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Andrew’ Kundert
Jacob Legler
Robert Kingdon
Monroe
Russell Meyer
Pelmer Albright
Sam Babler
Cadiz Township
Henry Engle
Clarno
Rude Bartelt
Vilas Baker
Bonnie
Winslow
Henry E. Babler
Willis Babler
Monticello
Carl’ Sipple
Margaret Sipple
Chicago
Henry Sipple
Adolph Meier
Orfordville
John Meier
Oldsters Face Young Pros In Motor City Open
In Detroit the 15,000 Motor City open enters its second round as 11 year old Joe Kirkwood Jr. and 46 year old Gene Sarazen headline a field of 121. Kirkwood shoots 35 33 68 to tie for first, three under par Meadowbrook CC par 71, with Sarazen one stroke back at 34 35 69 heading into round two. The event marks age against youth in a four day, 72 hole stroke play test.
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Detroit
Joe Kirkwood
Philadelphia
Gene Sarazen
Kirkwood
Meadowbrook Country Club
Sarazen
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Evansville
Heth Exposition
Rock County Farm Bureau
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Odie Kueltz
Kenosha Me
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Glen BE. Bofender
C. D. Curtis
Earl Barnett
Gettewan Brewing CO
Freddy Martin
Turner Hall
Green County
Birt
Clarence Zahina
Barnstormers
Goetz
Gregory Peck
Dorothy McGuire
John Garfield
Smiley Burnette
Sonora
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Harvey S. Stauffacher
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