Dusak's pinch homer gives Cardinals 5-4 win over Dodgers
Ervin Dusak, rookie outfielder for St. Louis, belted a three run pinch homer in the ninth to lift the Cardinals to a 5-4 victory over the Brooklyn Dodgers. Pollet relieved Hatten after Marion was hit, delivering the decisive shot to left. Cubs, Red Sox notes follow with Giants and Phillies scoring as others win.
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Associated Press
Ervin Dusak
St. Louis Cardinals
St. Louis
Dusak
Chicago
Sportsman's Park
Cardinals
Cubs
Dodgers
Bill Voiselle
New York Giants
Bil Rigney
Bruins
Boston
Red Sox
Bobby Feller
Cleveland Indians
Feller
Ken Keltner
Pat Scerey
Braves
Boston Braves
Pittsburgh Pirates
Big Mort Cooper
Cincinnati Reds
Schoolboy Rowe
Philadelphia Phillies
Cooper
Pirates
Johnny Hopp
Rowe
Redlegs
Ewell Blackwell
St. Louis Browns
Cleveland
Washington Senators
Jack Kramer
al Zarilla
Vern Stephens
Browns
Washington
Portsider Edgar Smith
Chicago White Sox
Philadelphia Athletics
New York Yankees
Detroit Tigers
How They Stand with the Ray Kundert Family Monroe
Social notes list numerous Monroe and surrounding area residents visiting or hosting relatives. Guests include the Schmid, Wolcomb, Schuler, Disch, Weller, Voegeli, Knobel, Jordan, Pagel, Schenk, Holcomb, Kennedy, and Boyum families. Several trips to Milwaukee, Madison, Dayton, Platteville, and Sister Bay are noted amid birthday, centennial, and family visit references.
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Ray. Kundert
Monroe
Walter Zeller
Reuben Schmid
Verona
Judith Schmid
Zellers
Robert T Wolcomb
Fred C
Marty
Walter J, Marty
Arthur Escher
Janice
Bernice’ Schneider
Joanne
C. Fred Disch
Frederick’ Disch
O. W. Weller
Warren
William
Frederick Voegeli
Milwaukee
Waukesha
Donald Knobel
Albert Knobel
Emily Jordan
Helga Scholls
Phillip
Carol Jordan
Madison
Vola Jordan
Dorothy
Kathleen Pagel
Freeport
William Pagel
Lucille
Loveland
Kathleen
Reynold
Frederick Voegell
Sister Bay
Clyde Casperson
Edwin Kennedy
Charlés
Patrick
Platteville
C. Sp. Kennedy
Albert Knobels
Margaret Boyum
Herman Kilassy
Robert Holcomb
Jeff
Kenneth Johnson
Albert Crouch
Filipinos Protest Estate Sales Tied to U S General
Indignation rose over the sale of the Buena Vista and Capellania de Tabobong estates to U S Brig. Gen. Ernest H. Burt at allegedly below market value. President Roxas denounced speculators and warned of possible expropriation as Congress opens investigations. Peasant tenants petition Truman Pope Pius and the United Nations.
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Manila
U.S
Ernest H. Burt
Buena Vista
Capellania de Tabobong
General Burt
Congress
San Juan de Dios
Ten Year Plan to Rid Great Lakes of Lampreys Passed
The House approved a 10 year program directing the U S Fish and Wildlife Service to control sea lampreys in the Great Lakes. The bill authorizes up to $20 000 yearly federal spending with matched state contributions and moves to the Senate.
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Great Lakes
Washington
U.S. Fish and Wild
Hife
House
Bradley
R-Mich
Senate
Monticello Social Notes Include Picnic Attendance
Mrs. O. D. Curtis reports Monticello gatherings with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wiseher and children Marian Gladys Herbert and John at a Blackhawk picnic in Woodford Sunday. L Hamen dien visited Belleville after time with Cecil Jordan and Bently families and Beth Ann Schuler visited the G C Schuler family in Orfordville.
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Fred Wiseher
Marian
Gladys
Herbert
John
Blackhawk
Woodford
Coles
L'Hammedien
Belleville
Cecil Jordan
B.A. Bently
Verona Schuler
Adam Schuler
Beth Ann
G. C. Schuler
Orfordville
Hazel Kundert
Kenneth
Orangeville
W.c.-T.u
John Gruber
A. Ry Felts
Freeport
James Boyer
Dallas
Pipal
Mary Ann
Concordia
Leo Rusk
Della Seidel
Harry Seidel
W. B. Mueller
Chicago
Percy Burless
Joan
Floyd Mantey
Bluffington
Ind
Weyerhauser
Wis
Rudy Schwitz
Monticello
L. D. van Matre
Ed Denny
Santa Anna
Calif
Charles Denny
Fond du Lac
Quinten
Elmer Rinehart
Lyle Rinehart
Mary Gunderson
Roy Wagner
J. A. LaBorde Jett
Savanah
Gunderson
Nichols
Stanley
Rock Falls
Floyd Sowards
Will Engels
Victor Folgate
Otto Folgate
Paul Busch
Monroe
Rosella
Blue Mounds
Madison
American Legion
Aux Wary
Lower Kraper Park
Robert Pinnow
Armour
S.D
Walter Pinnow
Homer McCauley
Lewis Cantrill
Irene Moyer
David Miller
Fred Miller
Charles Staul
Nelson Favored In Chicago Open Chicago
Nelson is favored to win the $10,000 Chicago Victory Open at Medinah Country Club as Ben Hogan struggles with putting. Hogan seeks form after recent slumps and painful misses at Augusta and the U S Open while Nelson tops money lists and posted strong eight round scores in Columbus and Kansas City. The event begins Friday following two days of 36 hole scrimmage for pro amateur and senior titles on No 3 course.
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Chicago
Ben Hogan
Byron Nelson
Hogan
Nelson
Columbus
Kansas City
Little Ben
Medinah
Borowy Seeks Cure for Blistered Pitching Woes
Cubs pitcher Hank Borowy says nightly finger rubbing on a baseball along the seams has toughened the blistered right hand finger. After poor form this season he believes the treatment may end the soreness, restoring his reliability on the mound.
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Chicago
Cub
Hank Borowy
Local Social Notes and Military Moves Across Wisconsin
Blanchardville residents visit relatives in Rockford and Madison while others travel to Viroqua Reads town and Battle Creek. Military personnel return to duty at Fort Sheridan and Great Lakes nursing corps members are discharged as families report on extended travels and reunions.
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Steve Jacobson
Arthur Jacobson
Rockford
Jacobson
Nancy Margaret
R. Taylor
Lucille Sehmid
Battle Creek
Mich
Robert Rathburn
Clara Thompson
Madison
Glenn Hagar
Green Lake
W. F. McGuigan
Viroqua
Readstown
L.G. Helterline
Douglas Lee Fetsch
Eugane
Ore
Lloyd Martin
Ple
Robert T.moe
Jefferson Barracks
Fort Sheridan
Vernon Peterson
Peter V. Peterson
Ft. Sheridan
Corps of Engineers
Peterson
West Coast
Eilgén- Daly
A. Schuler
Jay, Daly
Jacelyn Snether
I. T. Snether
Navy Nurses Corps
Great Lakes
Orangeville Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Orangeville and surrounding residents are noted in a busy social column. Meetings shift to the fourth Tuesday for the Orangeville W C T U while church and family visits occur across Freeport Madison and Concordia. Descriptions cover guests, travels, marriages, and hospital updates among multiple families.
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Busak
Clyde McCullough
Chicago Cubs
Johnny Kerr
Willard Marshall
Giants
Brooklyn
St. Louisvee
Cincinnati
New York
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Detroit
Philadelph
American Nation Pet
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Louisville
Minneapolis
Toledo
Been Ene
Wisconsin League
Oshkosh
Green Bay
Appleton
Fond du la Eee
Wisconsin Rapids
Janesville
Sheboygan
Wausau
American Cleveland
New N York
American Association
Minocqua
Army
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Arthur
Earl
Charleroi
Edgar
Tacoma
Wash
Milton
Manhattan
Kas
Europe
O. D. Curtis
Harvey S. Stauffacher
Res
White Block
Dan Garson Onchesttha
Turner Hall
Monroe, Wis
Sponsored By
Ken K
Borowy
Blanchardville
Orangéville
Mrs. Gien
E. Bolender
Emanuel
Degrand Miller
Dale Barker
A. F. Hiteman
Richard
Shaffer
Eulgene
Wisconsin
Ort
Friene
Ronnie Russell
Lonnie Russell
Camp Archibald
Gus Englund
Fred Babler
Carolyn Heck
DeKalb
Emma Margaret White
Waterman
Simion Belknap
Robert
Elkhorn
Jennie Belknap
Floyd Parriott
Sciota Mills
Emil Schwitz
Guy Clarno
Juanita
Lehman- Propp
Dixon
Arjen Wessels
Walter Wertjes
Leland Truth
Del
Jn Seidel
Harry and
Clare Seidel
Leslie Schwits
Eddie Dominguez
Floyd
Manuel Pagel
Judas
W. G. Tylero
Winslow
Delbert Staben
Church School Board of Methodist Church
Arlene Sowards
Shirley Matzinger
Fred van Matre
Freeport Hospital
Roy E. Christie
Eureka
Oak Ridge
Tenn
Ealteet
Farm Auction Service
A. C. Pccelpcne
Homme
Coca-Cola’ Company
Coca-Cola Bottling Company
Waldo B. Meiller
Hollywood
Standard Oil
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