Schuetze Clothiers Rally For Fifth Inning Win
Schuetze Clothiers beat Carter-Gruenwald 9 4 last night to move to 1 1 in the playoff series. Rupnow Etter and Ripp led a five run fifth inning with two homers and a triple. Tonight at 8 the Cardinals host the South Beloit Merchants at Recreation Park.
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Schuetzes
Carter- Gruenwald
Cardinals
South Beloit Merchants
Farm Bureau
Grossens
VFW
Browntown
Fourth of July Visits and Family News in Browntown
Brown town residents share holiday visits with relatives from Marshfield Monticello and Monroe. Mrs Ross Vincent returns from Dayton to see her ill mother Mrs Louise Pearcey. Joan Norris Tree undergoes major surgery at St Clare hospital with satisfactory condition reported.
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Iorris Babler
Jill Ann
Marijane
Marshfield
Ervin V. Bechtolt
Bechtolt
Willis Babler
Monticello
Bablers
Ross Vincent
Dayton
Louise Pearcey
Oscar Nybroten
Stoeckton
Patricia Devoe
Richard Saunders
Evansville
Kay Wolf
Monroe
George Keller Jr
Norris Tree
Joan
Navy paymaster gets five years for embezzlement
Los Angeles report says Lt. Bascom Boaz aged 42, former paymaster on the navy tanker Navasota, pleaded guilty to embezzling $19 000 in navy funds. He was sentenced to five years in a federal penitentiary after a six month binge on the funds.
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Los Angeles
Bascom
Boaz
Navasota
Lamotta to defend title tonight against Mitri in MSG
Middleweight Champion Jake Lamotta bets against the jinx in a 15 round title defense at Madison Square Garden against unbeaten Italian contender Tiberio Mitri. Lamotta, 29, seeks a sixth defense while Mitri, 24, aims to crown his birthday with the world title.
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New York
Jake Lamotta
Tiberio Mitri
Italy
Madison Square Garden
Marcel Cerdan
Tony Zale
Rocky Graziano
Lamotia
Cerdan
Pat Jake
Tome
Jake
Mitri
National League Stars Triumph in All Star Classic
The National League beat the American League 4 3 in 14 innings at Comiskey Park. Stan Musial, Enos Slaughter, Ralph Kiner, Andy Pafko and Red Schoendienst led a NL lineup highlighted by Jansen’s six strikeouts over five near perfect innings and Schoendienst’s late homer.
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Chicago
Red Schoendienst
Andy Pafko
Larry Jansen
Ewell Blackwell
Schoendienst
Babe Ruth
Walker Cooper
Murry Dickson
St. Louis
Ted Gray
Detroit
Pafko
Tommy Henrich
Jansen
Lon Warneke
Blackwell
Cincinnati
Comiskey Park
Joe DiMaggio
Slaughter
Wall Dropo
Ralph Kiner
Jackie Robinson
Hank Sauer
Shotton
Sauer
Duke
Burt
Enos
Andy
Kiner
Ralph
Pittsburgh
Badger Athletes Win Top Scholarship Spot
Madison report shows 86 members across Wisconsin's 13 varsity teams earned B averages or better, with six athletes on straight A averages. Athletic director Harry Stuhldreher calls it the finest showing in years and credits the new counseling service. He adds all freshmen candidates for fall football will be eligible.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Harry Stuhldreher
Stuhldreher
Janesville Girls Bow in Net Meet
Western and junior tennis tournament advances to third round as top seeds hold leads. Elaine Lewicki defeats Katherine Luhman 3-0 6-0 in junior division. Toby Greenberg beats Bonnie Grossnickle 6-1 6-2. Bonnie McKay Dayton falls to Dayton opponent. In girls division Janie Dormer defeats Nancy Cronin 6-2 6-0, Kitty Ellison beats Adele Templeton 6-2 6-1. Judith Hanley defeats Gwynn Linkleman 6-3 6-2.
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Milwaukee
Elaine Lewicki
Katherine Luhman
Toby Greenberg
Chicago
Bonnie Grossnickle
Columbus
Mississippi
Bonnie McKay
Dayton
Betty Jean Foster
Oak Park
Janie Dormer
Middletown
Nancy Cronin
Janesville
Wis
Kitty Ellison
Adele Templeton
Judith Hanley
Oconomowoc
Gwynn Linkleman
Leap ers Bow Again in Wisconsin State League Action
The lead teams were upset as Wausau beat Oshkosh 4-2 and Fond du Lac defeated Janesville 4-3. Wisconsin Rapids and Appleton split a doubleheader 4-0 and 5-2, while Sheboygan routed Green Bay 12-3.
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Associated Press
Tailend Wausau
Oshkosh
Fond du Lac
Janesville
Wisconsin Rapids
Appleton
Rapids
Sheboygan
Green Bay
Brewers Rally For 6 5 Win Over Columbus
The Milwaukee Brewers pulled off a four run rally in the seventh inning to beat Columbus 6 5 for their second straight victory. Minneapolis beat Louisville 10 4 while Toledo defeated Kansas City 11 5 and Indianapolis topped St Paul 7 3.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee Brewers
Columbus
Minneapolis
Louisville Colonels
Toledo
Kansas City
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Monroe Legion Cardinals Eye Busy Weekend Schedule
The Monroe Cardinals open with South Beloit Merchants at home tonight as part of a heavy weekend. They own a 14 3 record with a three game win streak after a July Fourth loss to Fauerbach. The semi pro tournament begins Thursday in Platteville with a match against Blanchardville Bullets, whom they beat earlier. If victorious, they advance to Friday semi finals and could reach Sundays final. Seven Cards, including Mason Butts Andrews Wainwright Moon Loeffel Vogler, are slated for All Star duties Sunday at Monticello. If not in Platteville finals, Monroe hosts Woodford Sunday night at Recreation Park under lights, potentially playing five games in five days.
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Schuetzes
Clothiers
Schuetzel
Willie Winzenried
Rupnow
Ripp
Beach
Johnny Winzenried
Carter-Gruenwald
Henning
Randall
Etter
Schuetze
Hanning
Rosheisen
Recreation Park
Monroe Cardinals
South Beloit Merchants
Blanchardville Bullets
Platteville
Monroe Legion Cardinals
Fauerbach
Cardinals
Blanchardville
Platteville Cardinals
Monroe
Monticello
Gene Mason
Leo Butts
Lefty Andrews
Dick Wainwright
Bill Moon
Ed Loeffel
Ernie Vogler
Woodford
Reported as Casualty Nephew of Kaukauna in Korea Roll
Washington reports Pic. James A. Van Dyke, nephew of Mrs. William Derks of Kaukauna, injured today on the defense department Korean casualty report No. 16.
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Washington
James A. van Dyke
William Derks
Kaukauna
Defense Department
Kiwanis Golf Tourney awards prizes to fifty players
Fifty golfers from Beloit Janesville Jefferson Madison and Monroe competed at Monroe Country Club. The host club won the eight man team event with 579 over Madison 582 and Jefferson 633. Prizes went to players including H B Caradine 70 and G L Redman 72 for low nets while Cy Johnson and E Rhodes posted best putts. The event ended with plans to host next year in Madison.
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Kiwanis Club
Monroe Country Club
Beloit
Janesville
Jefferson
Madison
Monroe
Nce
H. B. Caradine
Carlton Ashby
Victor Carson
G. L. Redman
Alvin Babler
Howard Olson
Cc. E. Baumle
Low Gross
Redman
Dr. Caradine
A. Mickelson
Bill Jung
E. Rhodes
E. Baldwin
Belott
R. Wherman
C. B. Stumpf
W. F. Houghton
Cy Johnson
Dr. C. E. Baumle
Baumle
H. Schroeder
Eddie Pickett
Ken Stuart
E. Matthias
D. Dodge
W. LaVasser
A. Jark
Herbert Ainsworth
Twe
Frank L. Hoffman
R. H. Schoonover
Drs. Baumle
Robert Tracy
Acreage Listed For Major Crops Across Wisconsin Michigan Minnesota
The agriculture department announced crop acreage for Wisconsin Michigan and Minnesota for corn barley oats rye tobacco and potatoes. Wisconsin shows 2 544 000 acres of corn harvest with 45 bushels per acre and 114 480 000 bushels produced while Michigan reports 1 700 000 acres 39 bushels per acre and 66 300 000 bushels. Minnesota 5 140 000 acres 40 or 440 and 225 16 000. Barley figures cover Wisconsin 214 000 acres at 39 bushels and 8 346 000 bushels. Minnesota 1 231 000 at 22 0 and 27 082 000. Oats Wisconsin 2 880 000 at 44 with 126 720 000. Michigan 1 465 000 at 35 for 51 275 000. Minnesota 5 093 000 at 33 for 168 069 000. Rye Wisconsin 97 000 at 12 5 for 1 212 000. Minnesota 162 000 at 14 5 for 2 349 000. Tobacco Wisconsin 21 000 at 1 531 per acre and 32 158 000. Type 54 13 832 000. Type 55 18 326 090. Potatoes Wisconsin 75 000 at 170 for 12 750 000. Michigan 95 000 at 155 for 14 725 000. Minnesota 96 000 at 145 for 13 920 000.
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Wisconsin
Michigan
Minnesota
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J. W. Robilette
Miller
South Side Square
Coca-Cola Company
E. Freeport
Coca-Cola Bottling Company
Agriculture Department
Lanire Lund
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June Havoc
Gary Merrill
Edward Small
Rey Douglas Fairbanks, JR
Ruth Warick
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