Major League Baseball Reshares Mixed Results Across Leagues
The White Sox fell 9-4 to Washington while the Cubs lost 6-1 to Boston. Washington scored six runs in the eighth inning on six hits, aided by Luke Appling’s error, to clinch. Wal ter Hacker was charged with the loss as Boston secured three late runs. Brooklyn beat Cincinnati 11-5, while Howie Pollet toed the mound for St Louis in a 0-0 duel with Philadelphia. Eddie Lopat limited St Louis to six, and Yogi Berra belted two home runs as New York fielded a five-hitter by Lopat. Detroit rallied past Boston 8-7 ending Boston’s eight-game streak.
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Associated Press
Chicago
White Sox
Washington
Cubs
Boston Braves
Senators
Luke Appling
Sam Mele
Warren Spahn
Braves
Chicago Cub
Walter Hacker
Boston
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Howie Pollet
Philadelphia
Birds
Pollet
Robin Roberts
Lanier
Ken Heintzelman
Eddie Kazak
Joe Garagiola
Kazak
Cardinal
Enos Slaughter
Phils
Richie Asburn
Willie Jones
Dodgers
Don Newcombe
Tommy Brown
Roy Campanella
Jackie Robinson
New York Yankees
Eddie Lopat
St. Louis Browns
Cleveland
Yogi Berra
St. Louis
Lopat
Allie Reynolds
A’s
Bobby Feller
Dick Fowler
Tribe
Detroit
Snead Opens Narrow Lead In Dapper Dan Open
Sammy Snead shot his second straight 67 to hold a three stroke edge at 134 in the Dapper Dan Open. Byron Nelson backs a U S Ryder Cup squad by facing Nelson’s team in Boston August 27 28 before sailing for England. Nine golfers are guaranteed Ryder Cup spots with one more to earn today and tomorrow.
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Pittsburgh
Sammy Snead
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Byron Nelson
Nelson
Boston
England
Dick Metz
Czech tennis stars face off in Swiss semifinal clash
In Gstaad Swiss authorities shielded Jaroslav Drobny and Vladimir Cernik as they played the Swiss championship semifinal. Czech diplomats sought access to the players but were barred by Swiss security, who also blocked a phone call.
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Gstaad
Switzerland
Poice
Jaroslav Drobny
Vladimir Cernik
Jan Zalenka
Bern
62 Yachts Set to Contest 331 Mile Chicago to Mackinac Race
A 62 boat fleet sails from Chicago for the 43rd Chicago to Mackinac race, a 331 mile Lake Michigan course. The event runs in universal and cruising divisions with notable entrants including Cara Mia skippered by L L Karas, Gate of Chicago, Falcon, Hope, and the 87 foot Sabre from Sheboygan.
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Chicago
Mackinac
Mich
Lake Michigan
Universal
L. L
Ole) Karas
Karas
Harry G. Nyer
Gate of
Henry Holsman
Falcon
Hope
Joseph Schoendorf
Sabre
Roman C. Brotz
Sheboygan
Baseball Scoreboard Incomplete Roster Summary
Today’s games feature NL matchups Cincinnati at Brooklyn Chicago at Boston St Louis at Philadelphia Pittsburgh at New York. Yesterday Brooklyn beat Cincinnati 11 5 St Louis topped Philadelphia 1 0 Boston defeated Chicago 6 1 New York 6 St Louis 0 while Detroit edged Boston 8 7 and Philadelphia crushed Cleveland 8 0. Yogi Berra homered in a 6 0 Yankees win and Howie Pollet pitched a 1 0 Cardinals win.
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Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Chicago
Boston
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
New York
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
Milwaukee
Kansas City
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Oshkosh
Wausau
Appleton
Wisconsin Rapids
Janesville
Fond du Lac
Sheboygan
Green Bay
American Association
Minneneapolis
Toledo
Louisville
Columbus
Indianapolis
Wisconsin State League
Five Youths Die When Car Hits Hog Truck Trailer
In St Louis county a convertible crashed into a trailer carrying hogs and cattle just before 1 a.m. Five youths died: driver John F Meiners 18 Richard Krech 18 Patricia Ann Hughes 17 Marlene Maurer 17 and Margaret Postal with no survivors in the car. The trailer driver Francis A Till 29 of Springfield Mo was not injured. Witnesses placed the speed around 60 mph.
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St. Louis
St. Louis County
John F. Meiners
Richard Krech
Patricia Ann Hughes
Marlene Maurer
Margaret Postal
Francis A. Till
Springfield
Highway Patrol
Itching from chig gers linked to insect saliva bite
The itching sensation from chig gers results from a tiny spurt of saliva injected by the insect when it bites a person.
Brewers Beat Blues 3-1 Behind Epperly
Al Epperly earned his 11th American Association win as Milwaukee defeated Kansas City 3-1. Alvin Aucoin added two RBIs with a pair of singles, and Nick Etten hit his 12th homer in the sixth. Hank Workman homered for the Blues, and St Paul topped Minneapolis 16-10 in the other AA game. Braves option Clint Conatser to the Brewers.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee Brewers
Kansas City Blues
al Epperly
Alvin Aucoin
Brewers
Nick Etten
Bill Elbert
Hank Workman
Blues
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Boston Braves
Clint Conatser
All-Stars Defeat Brodhead Legions in League Clash
The Monroe All-Stars edged Brodhead 5 to 2 as Ebert led with a three hit performance including a homer, triple and double. Henning fanned seven Monroe batters, while Krattager struck out five for Brodhead. Brodhead’s Henning and R Hafen plated the two runs.
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Monroe All-Stars
Brodhead
Butch Henning
Henning
Monroe
Krattager
R. Hafen
Sagen
Hafen
Heyerdahl
B. Figi
H. Hafen
Miller
Dwyer
Figi
Stauffacher
Ebert
Paul Bunyan Butts
Jerry Dwyer
Swiggum
Walt
Top Flight Polo Games Start in Chicago Area
Crowds over 15 000 expected as 28 goal El Trebol club of Argentina meets an all-star 2S team in a three game Inter American polo championship series. First match starts tomorrow at Oak Brook Polo club Hinsdale with subsequent games July 24 and July 31 at Oak Brook.
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Chicago
el Trebol Polo Club
Argentina
Oak Brook
Hinsdale
Buenos Aires Amateur Wins 1500-Point Billiards Victory
Ezequiel Navarra of Buenos Aires defeats Willie Hoppe of New York 1500 to 1316 in a 10 day non title match finishing in 1212 innings to claim the uncrowned world three cushion title.
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Buenos Aires
Ezequiel Navarra
Illie Hoppe
New York
Navarra
Giants Sign Poole To 1949 Contract
Ray Poole the eighth ranking pass receiver in the league last season returned his signed 1949 contract to the New York Giants today.
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GIANT
New York
Ray Poole
New York Giants
Unknowns duel in Publin finals for U S public links title
In Los Angeles a pair of San Franciscans reach the 36 hole final of the U S public links championship. Ken Towns 20 and William C Berger 26 both seek their first tourney win as the lone left hander faces the aggressive youngster in a field of 2 482 qualifiers.
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Los Angeles
U.S
Ken Towns
Burlin
San Francisco
William C. Berger
Bailiwick
Towns
Berger
Charles Ferrera
New Glarus Friends Take Colorado Trip and Local Notices
Mrs Millard Tschudy and Mr and Mrs Frank Ehinger returned from a 10 day Colorado trip via the Black Hills and Bad Lands visiting Colorado Springs Pike s Peak tower and Garden of the Gods. Local residents Ruth Streiff Karen Frick and others appear in music clinic and social notices with visits and moves among families including the Gilberts moving to Hastings Michigan and Arthur Zweifel family purchasing a home.
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Frank Ehinger
Colorado
Black Hills
Colorado Springs
Pike’s Peak Tower
Garden of Gods
Jacob Bruni
Scott Heisler
Harvey Ott
Freeport
Karen Frick
Sylvan Fricks
Madison
Moritz Krugjohann
Nic Boll
Denver
Edward Kracht
Eagle River
Rosemary Schmid
Henry Schmid
Kathie Sue
John Luchsinger
Rodney O. Kittelsen
Monroe
Laura Davis
Milwaukee
Frank Mogel
Fred J. Marty
Herman Hefty
Boulder Junction
Maynard Hefty
Margaret Hefty
Lee Hefty
Watertown
Emil Voegels
Monticello
Arthur Zweifel
Richard Gilbert
Gilberts
Hastings
Mich
Gilbert
Barons Buy Ed Lavigne From Louisville Club
Birmingham Barons announce the purchase of outfielder Ed Lavigne from Louisville of the American Association.
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Birmingham
Ala
Birmingham Barons
Ed Lavigne
Louisville Club
American Association
Fair Race Officials Named by Wolleson
Officials for the Green county fair harness races July 28 31 were announced by Louis R Wolleson president of the fair association and superintendent of speech Charles D Stone Oregon IL returns as presiding judge After last year he was at Maywood track this fall Brooks J Dunwiddie Monroe and D K Schreiter Darlington are associate judges Three timers Ray Ludwig Fr Atkinson George Mauerman and David Cunningham Monroe The announcer will be James Bryson Darlington and Fred Rowan Decorah IA will be at the starting gate Racing programs run Friday Saturday and Sunday afternoons with opening day off.
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Green County Fair
Louis R. Wolleson
The
Fair Association
Charles D. Stone
Oregon
Maywood
Ill
Brooks J. Dunwiddie
Monroe
D. K. Schreiter
Darlington
Ray Ludwig
Fr. Atkinson
George Mauerman
David Cunningham
James Bryson
Fred Rowan
Decorah
Monticello Social News Busy Local Visits
Monticello residents and relatives gather for weekend visits and calls in Madison Monroe and Madison area. Numerous families including Babler Stauffer and Elmer clans visit kin, attend dinners, dinners, and picnics at Vilas park Madison. Several members travel to Footville Monroe New Glarus and Milwaukee for family occasions and races.
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Nancy Agen
Cumberland
Henry Co. Elmer
Fannie G
Frieda Benkett
Paulus Roth
Lydia Voegels
Madison
Robert Wild
Albert Knobel
Donald Knobel
Phillip
Kay Ann
Henry E. Babler
Anna Kelling
Bernice Babler
Rosemary
Judith
Rhinehart Theiler
Christ Bently
Casper Rhyner
Jacob Becker
Juda
Albert Marty
Marilyn
Jacob Schultz
Martys
Forreston
E. J
Ft. Atkinson
Fred Haddinger
Jacob Stauffer
Kate
Rose Stauffer
Footville
W. Theo
Jenny
Berkeley
Calif
Emma Marty
W. E. Blum
Ira Holcomb
Fred Duerst
New Glarus
Willis Babler
Rosemary Judith
Carol
Monroe
Harvey Elmer
Dawn
Milo Thurston
Ronney
Fred Gempeler
Charles Rote
Ivan Wichser
Audrey
Terry
Etta Babler
Leon
Holcomb
Barneveld
Wichser
Wallace P. Barlow and Son
Wallace Feldt
Mr. Pleasant
Ben Feldt
John Kubly
Arthur Holcomb
Ronald
Henry Hefty
Helen Meyers
C. M. Stauffer
Charles T. Leach Jr
Prairie du Chien
Rox Ann Kubly
Governor Plans Dock Seizure to End Hawaii Ports Tie Up
Hawaii Governor Ingram M. Stainback moves toward government operation of docks and plans a special legislative session to enact a dock seizure bill. The 2,000 CIO strike workers walked out May 1 to raise pay from $1.40 to $1.72, paralyzing island ports for 77 days.
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Honolulu
Hawaii
Ingram M. Stainback
Territorial
CIO
International Longshoremen’s and Warehousemen’s Union
Swiss cheese market weak with mixed U S price ranges
Week ending July 14 reports weak demand light buying and heavy receipts as price reductions by some assemblers widened ranges. Wisconsin state brand 43-47 cents, grade B 41-42, grade C 35-37, grinders 30-31. Dr Hugo R Sommers to attend world dairy congress in Copenhagen next month. Baker Schmoll Cheese Co. formed in Plymouth. Oshkosh fire saves several tons of cheese from a burning trailer. Cheese production barely steady. stock totals show Swiss holdings up slightly from last year and versus five year average.
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Federal State Market News Service
Wisconsin
Hugo R. Sommers
University of Wisconsin
Copenhagen
Denmark
United States Department of Agriculture
Jailed Communist Trio Denied Bail Again
Three defendants in the communist conspiracy case, Gus Hall, Gilbert Green, and Henry Winston, were denied bail by Judge Augustus N. Hand as they press appeals. They remain jailed for contempt during the Medina trial, awaiting possible Supreme Court review.
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New York
Augustus N. Hand
U.S. Court of Appeals
Harold R. Medina
U.S. Supreme Court
Gus Hall
Ohio
Gilbert Green
Illinois
Henry Winston
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Downs Willie Hoppe
Glarus
Mrs. Millard Tschudy
Harry Schrader
Dakota, Ill
Highway
McCormick
Albert Hugelshofer
Alvin van Loh
W. B. Elbeck
Wolleson
Stone
O. D. Curtis
Mrs. W. S. Heesy
Russell J. Meyer and Son
Ralph Cairns
Gail and
Kay
Fenimore
Edmund Dooley
Dooley
Clark Dooley
Dwight Zweifel
Leonard Rindy
Primrose
Carla Blum
Barbara Gempeler
Walter Brink
Mt. Vernon
Jacob Legler
Henry Fassbind
Clara
Jacob Maurer
Verona
Clarence Elmer Jr
Ralph Hammerly
C. Fred Disch
Peter S. Streiff
Frederick Dahm
Lancaster
Henry J. Elmer
Arnold Meier
Cuba City
John Meier Jr
William G. Meier
Michael Hagen
J. P. Zweifel
Ann Hagen
Thomas Hagen
Frederick S. Voegels
Adam Schuler
Ae Frehner
Monroe Monay
Messrs
Mmes
John Keefe
Albany
Will Roehle
Elizabeth Ralph
Keneth Lovell
Gary
Nic Luchsinger
William Pagel
J. E. Blum
Fred W. Blum
Dick Kubly
Gene Schmid
Dick Wirth
Co. K
Camp McCoy
Hazel Kundert
Kenny
Bertha Keller
James Knoblauch
Cambridge
Henry Wilson
Mary Jean
Dixon
H. A. Walters
Nancy Ellen
N. C
Francis Kubly
Wisconsin General Hospital
Charles Benkendorf Jr
Charles Benkendorf
John Elmer
Charles Leach Jr
Katie
M. E. Lynn
Maim
Alberta Gail
Charles Stone
Hanover
N. H
Dartmouth College
Laurence Blum
Doran
Emil Blum
Jenny Elmer
George Kessel
Ralph
Donald
Michigan City
Ind
Leaches
Rockford
Chester R. Smith
San Diego
Ted Williams
Boston Red Sox
Chester
San Diego Padres
Monroe Evening Times
Goetz
Tracy Coupent
Lamarn
Jred Skelton
Isther Williams
Neptune’s Daughter
Technicolor
Gaia
Frauen
David Yrian
Helen E. Steuri
Dc. W. Baker
Gertrude Schmoll
Blanke Cheese Co
Walter Blanke
Plymouth
Baker-Schmoll Cheese Co
Blanke Company
Baker
Miss Schmoll
Clyde Meese
Spring Green
U. S
DD. C
Department of Agriculture
Bob Chinnock
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