Sox Beat Tigers and Cubs Defeated 2-1
The White Sox defeated Detroit 3-1 as Billy Pierce limited the Tigers to five hits and earned his third win. The Cubs fell 2-1 to the Pirates, with Vic Lombardi pitching for Pittsburgh and Roy Smalley homering for Chicago.
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Associated Press
Chicago White Sox
Detroit Tigers
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh Pirates
Billy Pierce
White Sox
Detroit
Bob Swift
Chicago
Vic Lombardi
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Lombardi
Cubs
Roy Smalley
Boston
Philadelphia
New York
Washington
Cleveland
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Boston Braves
Phillies
Braves
Phils
del Crandall
Marv Rickert
Alvin Dark
Gran Hamner
Richie Ashburn
Hamner
Indians bottom Wausau in 5 0 pitching duel
Sheboygan's Indians defeated the Wausau Lumberjacks 5-0 as Ed Zaliagiris fired a one hit gem while Yachael Perkins allowed three hits in a sharp pitching duel. Oshkosh widened its lead over Green Bay to one and a half games with a 4-2 win. Don Elston held Wisconsin Rapids to nine hits in an 11 inning Janesville victory. Carl Schultz posted his second win as Appleton beat Fond du Lac 4-1, Fond du Lac scoring late against his string of 15 1/3 innings without an earned run.
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Associated Press
Sheboygan
Indians
Wausau Lumberjacks
Ed Zaliagiris
Yachael Perkins
Oshkosh
Green Bay
Leejays
Janesville
Don Elston
Wisconsin Rapids
Rapids
Carl Schultz
Apleton
Fond du Lac
Schultz
Boswell Leads Blind Golfers in National Event
Former Alabama football star Charlie Boswell held an eight stroke advantage entering the final round at the National Blind Golfers tournament in Norristown Pa Boswell posted a 52 56 108 in the first 18 holes of the 36 hole event and matched pars on both the 7th and 17th holes while narrowly missing more pars He drove the ball 200 yards and more down the middle and was the standout in Alabama s 1947 Rose Bowl triumph over California.
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Norristown
Charlie Boswell
Boswell
Alabama
California
Bangaway Triumphs in Dickerson Cup at Goshen
Bangaway, co favorite for the Hambletonian trotting classic, clinched the Dickerson cup at Goshen New York by winning two heats. The Saunders Mills stable three year old beat Guy Ambassador in the final clincher after a swift 2 05 1/5 mile first heat win.
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Bangaway
Jr. Legion Nine Active Here Sunday
The Monroe Junior Legion baseball team will entertain Mineral Point at Recrea-e park Sunday at 4 PM. Mineral Point joined the eastern district league after Oregon left the season. Next week Darlington and Monroe meet Richland Center in the district tournament at Richland Center with a regional title on the line.
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Monroe Junior Legion
Mineral Point
E Park
Mineral Pointers
Oregon
Darlington
Monroe
Richland Center
Fennimore
Prairie du Chien
Daily Baseball Scoreboard Highlights and Upcoming Games
Yesterday's stars Vic Lombardi of the Pirates and Joe Page of the Yankees led key wins. Brooklyn beat New York 4 3, Pirates 2 1 over Chicago, Yankees 4 3 at Washington in 12 innings. Tomorrow's schedule lists games across American and National leagues and minor leagues.
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Washington
New York
Cleveland
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Boston
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Detroit
Vic Lombardi
Pirates
Joe Page
Yankees
Lombardi
Page
Yanks
Redskins Trade Nussbaumer for Cardinal Linemen
Washington announces trade of Bob Nussbaumer former Michigan halfback to Chicago for two linemen Sam Goldman and John Badaczewski Goldman has four NFL seasons experience. Badaczewski is a veteran guard.
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Washington
Washington Redskins
Bob Nussbaumer
University of Michigan
Chicago Cardinals
Sam Goldman
John Badaczewski
Semi Final Round Set in Western Tennis Tour
Four collegians advance to today's semifinal as Arnold Saul of Southern California seeded 5 faces Buddy Behrens of Rollins College, while Jack Tuero of Tulane seeded 2 plays Jim Brink of Washington seeded 4.
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Chicago
Arnold Saul
Southern California
Buddy Behrens
Rollins College
Jack Tuero
Tulane
Jim Brink
Washington
Northern league results as teams suffer setbacks
Wisconsin clubs suffered losses with Eau Claire falling 8-3 to Grand Forks and Superior losing 6-3 at Aberdeen. Fargo Moorhead defeated St. Cloud 9-5 while Duluth swept Sioux Falls 4-1 and 9-4.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Eau Claire
Grand Forks
Superior
Aberdeen
Fargo- Moorhead
St. Cloud
Duluth
Sioux Falls
Locke Wins Open With Sizzling 135
Bobby Locke of South Africa shot a brilliant 67 68 135 to win the British Open by 12 strokes over Harry Bradshaw of Ireland in a 36 hole playoff. Locke led Bradshaw by seven after the first 18 holes and posted a 67 in the opening round.
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Sandwich
England
Bobby Locke
South Africa
Harry Bradshaw
Ireland
Locke
Bradshaw
Branshaw
Paris
Frank Stranahan
Toledo
Ohio
Heyer McCormick Named Carroll College Leaders
Waukesha Carroll college named Charles Heyer athletic director and Francis J. McCormick football coach. Heyer is a former Wisconsin baseball player who has coached track and asst football, while McCormick a Marquette product has coached at Menominee High School and St Norbert College before this appointment, succeeding John Breen who resigned to join Lake Forest College.
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Waukesha
Charles Heyer
Francis J. McCormick
Carroll College
Heyer
University of Wisconsin
McCormick
Marquette University
Menominee, Mich
St. Norbert College
de Pere
John Breen
Lake Forest
Ill
Harness meet dates set for Sportsman's Park and Maywood
The Illinois racing commission awarded 24 harness racing nights to the Chicago Downs Trotting Association at Sportsman's Park from July 18 to August 13 and 60 nights to the Maywood Trotting Association from August 15 to October 22, shifting the start from September 1.
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Chicago
Illinois Racing Commission
Chicago Downs Trotting Association
Sportsman’s Park
Maywood Trotting Association
USGA Junior Amateur Qualifiers Set For July Trials
Forty one sectional qualifying trials will be held July 18 and 19 for the USGA second annual junior amateur golf tournament. The event, open to players who won’t be 18 by August 1, drew 410 entries as the deadline passed. Qualifying rounds of 18 holes will reduce the field to 128 for match play at Congressional Country Club in Washington, July 27 to 30.
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New York
USGA
Washington
Congressional Country Club
Milwaukee River Rescue Ends in Critical Condition
An 81 year old swimmer, identified as Stoddard H. Martin, former Northwestern Mutual executive, was rescued from the Milwaukee River after turning face down while attempting to swim across. Wilmar Rahn pulled him to shore and he remained in critical condition today.
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Milwaukee
Stoddard H. Martin
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co
Wilmar Rahn
Legend of Brazil Island Named the South American Country
Historians suggest the mythical Atlantic island called Brasil inspired the naming of the country in South America. The belief ties the legendary land to early European exploration legends and cartographic lore.
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Brazil
Brasil
Atlantic Ocean
Final Swim Meet Entry Date Given
District swimming entries for Janesville are due by Monday at the Recreation Park office. The Monroe entrants will be sent to Janesville by July 15 to qualify for the district meet, a step to the state AAU meet in Milwaukee on July 31. Nine people have signed up, including Kenneth Davis, Kenneth Steinman, Eugene Davis, Robert Wells, Barbara Davis, Judith Kubly, Dorothy Davitte, Sondra Simpson, and Bonnie Keel.
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Janesville
Recreation Park
Monroe
Milwaukee
Eugene Davis
Kenneth Davis
Kenneth Steinman
Yankees Casualty List Grows Amid Injury Plague
New York overview notes 39 team injuries in a season as Joe DiMaggio and King Kong Keller miss time with heel and muscle injuries. Sid Gaynor is praised for care, while Yogi Berra and Phil Rizzuto endure numerous contusions and abrasions in a heavily taped roster.
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New York
Yankees
Asey Stengel
Sidney Gaynor
Hawk
Joe DiMaggio
Joe
Charles
King Kong
Fourth State Title Sought by Mrs. Jacobs
Milwaukee Mary McMillan Jacobs plans to pursue a fourth Wisconsin women’s golf title in five years at Maple Bluff on July 18 22. Announcement by publicity chair Mrs A D Kvool notes her entry is forthcoming. Last winter she married Jack Jacobs Green Bay Packers and has had no tourney golf since.
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Milwaukee
Mary McMillin Jacobs
Madison
Maple Bluff
Mary
A. D. Kvool
Green Bay
West Coast
Milwaukee North Hills
Jacobs
John Clauder
Milwaukee Westmoor
Monticello Visits Monroe In State Line League Baseball
Monticello invades Recreation Park at 2 p m Sunday for a State Line league game with Monroe. Monticello beat Argyle 14 2 last Sunday and trails Monroe in the second half. John Walters squad seeks revenge after losing to Monticello in the first round.
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Monroe
Monticello
Recreation Park
Argyle
John Walter
Monticello Park
Blanchardville
Viota
New Glarus
Winers
Woita
Belleville
Albany Social Tidbits and Wedding Across Town
Miss Carolyn Ritchie wed Stanley Neuberg at Cobb Saturday evening. Guests and travelers visit and depart for trips across the region including the Black Hills and Denver. Local families welcome guests from Chicago Milwaukee Brazil and Evansville while others plan visits to Kalamazoo and Aztec New Mexico.
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Clarence Fiedler
William
Charlene Krueger
Carolyn Ritchie
Stanley Neuberg
Cobb
Neuberg
Fiedler
V. A. Elmer
Arlyn
Shila
Roger Steindorf
Black Hills
Denver
Cole
Forest Purinton
Howard Dame
Evansville
Ralph Breckenridge
Milwaukee
George
Canada
M. L. Barton
Emma Tilley
Kyle Miller
Schweinhardt
Brazil
Ind
Miller
Marian
Kathryn
Ross Stephenson
Clayton Stephenson
Byron Stephenson Jr
Frank Schwerin
Albany, and Co
Stanley Ross
Janesville
Harriet Zurbuchen
Monroe
Sharer
T. E. Sharer
Monay
Lydia Rippey
Aztec
N.M
New Glarus Visitors Camp Out with Many Local Then Leave
A crowded list of Sunday and weekend visitors to Eagle and nearby towns includes Mrs. Millard Tschudy and family from Chicago, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mills, Wilbert Frick of Pasadena, Calif, and numerous local couples. They traveled or returned home after short visits and trips to Canada and Denver, with several households hosting relatives from Milwaukee Blanchardville and Kiel.
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Walter Mills
Chicago
Fred J. Marty
Eagle
Mills
Wilbert Frick
Pasadena
Calif
Amelia Frick
William Severson
Blanchardville
Albert Tschudy
Milwaukee
Fred
Canada
Clarence Mayer
Junction City
George Abplanalp
Winslow
Perry Gates
Robert Haldiman
William Andrae
Rose Opferman
Earl Willoughby
Robert Kubly
Clifford Kubly
Kiel
Wilbert L. Zweifel
Richard Retrum
Denver
Zweifels
Wex Christiansen
David Gerald
Gerald Lee
Millard Lee
Stanley Freitag
New Glarus
Chris Wahl
Robert Maurer
Peter Sternberger
Madison
Leland Granberg
John
Cambria
John Maurer
Gail
Larry
Marine _hospital
Oswald Hirsbrunner
Carla
Randi
Darlington
Gus Stark
Platteville
M. J. Emerson
Elmo O. Donnell
Wichita
Kan
Marion Ellefson
Terry Lynn
Monroe
Million
Warren Million
Los Angeles
M. L. Bushnell
Mary Jean
Louis Bushnell
Orville Folkedahl
Charles Bushnell
Bobby
David Bush
Nell
Joan Emigolz
Walter Schneider
O. E. Phillipson
Paul Phillipson
Beloit
C. L. Quintrell
Delavan
William Alexander
Billy
Gallup
N. M
John Narum
Carl Bloom
Rita
Rena Richardson
Dodgeville
Alvin Hanson
Artesian
S. D
Oscar Hanson
Emma Hendrickson
Henry Martin
Henry Alfred
Janesville
Perry Phillipson
Argyle
Arthur Benson
Christine
Clarence Benson
Eugene Willis
Jean Watson
Annette Kurtz
Peter J. Neidl
Antigo
Jean
Doris Schlag
Robert andJohn
Sioux City
E. D. Leonard
Herman Krippendorf
Warren
T. J. Watson
Community Notes From Twin Grove Area
Mrs. J H Beightol and Ms Clare Emrick visitors reported from Orangeville and Evansville with several local households hosting guests. Friday through Sunday activity includes Madison and Monroe trips, gatherings with the Aid society, Juda calling, and visiting relatives in Janesville Milwaukee Browntown and Orangeville with multiple families noted.
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Clare Emrick
Orangeville
J. H. Emrick
Emricks
Evansville
J. H. Beightol
Clifford Swiggums
Madison
Floyd Chambers
John Chambers
Nancy Haberman
Monroe
Aid Society
P. J. Reed
Luella Borkenhagen
Slum Clearance Plan Offers Aid If Cities Participate
The government will fund slum clearance and low rent public housing by offering loans and grants to cities that seek to tear down blighted blocks. Cities borrow up to 1 billion dollars at 2 to 3 percent for 40 years, plus 500 million in grants, with guaranteed relocation housing for displaced residents. The Public Housing Administration will oversee funding decisions.
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James Marlow
Washington
Jones
Public Housing Administration
Community Social Notes From Blanchardville and Nearby
Local residents host and visit across Blanchardville and surrounding towns. Families from Chicago Madison Platteville and Janesville join gatherings at the Maurer Emmerson Bushnell and Folkedahl homes. Multiple weekend and weekday visits highlight cross state connections and family events.
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Wausau
Appleton
American Association
Apple Yon
Superior, Eau Claire
Sportsman’s
Maywood
Harry Schrader
Dakota
Highway 75
McCormick-Deering
New Idea
Albert Hugelshofer
Alvin van Loh
W. B. Elbeck
Julia Hulburt
Rippey
Earl Zwickey
Ewald Zwickey
Gloria Zwickey
Joanne Zwickey
Arnold Kruth
H. M. Croake
Michael Croake
H. L. Bronson
Alice Cleveland
State University
Paul Spielvogel
Francis
Anna Marie Thoma
George Hiavachek
Robert
Harland van Matre
Albany
William Steindorf
Goetz
Jiggs
Maggie
Allan Lane
Bandits
Zane Grey
Bob Hope
Lucille Ball
GEO
Saint
Esther Skelton - Williams
Glarus
Mrs. Millard Tschudy
Twin Grove
W. F. McGuigan
Harvey S. Stauffacher
White Block
Wm. A. Becker Company
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