Victory Taverns Wallop Schuetzes in Major League Play
Victory Taverns defeated Schuetze Clothiers 5 to 2 to claim fifth place in the league standings while Rudy's Tavern topped Palmer's 9 to 7 in the minor loop. Berg, Ellingson, Hoverman and others collected key hits as scoring occurred mainly in two innings.
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Victory Tavern
Schuetze Clothiers
Rudy’s Tavern
Palmer's Tavern
Gempler’s
Johnson Motors
Wenger and
Kramer
Baumgartner’s
Lanz Hardware
Firestone Bauman Hardware
War- Shop
Tavern Lads
Netzes
Palmer’s Tavern
Gene
Berg
Charles Duane Ellingson
Walter
LaVerne Hoverman
Schuetzel
Bill Rupnow
Bill Winzenreid
Rudy’s Clan
Rudy
Palmer
George Mucks
Ernie Lehr
Master Cells Probed by U S Officials in Mass Farm Claim
Middleboro Massachusetts farmer John Brown faces a routine inquiry by U S government officials into his claim that a colloidal solution called master cells boosts crop growth and fights poultry and cattle diseases. Cyril Sullivan of the Boston FDA says there is no scientific basis or proof yet.
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Middleboro
Mass
John Brown
Cyril Sullivan
Boston
U.S. Pure Food and Drug Administration
Brown
Sullivan
Washington
Farmer Brown
Crossley Meets Wisconsin Rival in Public Links Round
Wilfred Crossley, the defending champion and Brooklyn insurance executive, faces James Levenhagen of West Allis in the second round of the National Public Links. Crossley advanced with a 4 and 3 victory over Abred Serian of Troy at the 6,762 yard par 71 North Fulton Park course as 135 golfers began the day seeking the crown.
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Atlanta
Wilfred Crossley
Crossley
Brooklyn Insurance
James Levenhagen
West Allis
Wis
Minneapolis
Minn
Abred Serian
Troy
North Fulton Park
Allis-Chalmers Introduces Tractor With Automatic Rear Wheel Adjust
Milwaukee 7 percent An Allis-Chalmers Mfg Co announces a new model tractor with automatic rear wheel adjustment allowing the operator to set wheel treads to desired row spacing from the seat. The two plow model includes a foot operated engine clutch and a five way hydraulic system. Want Ads are big producers.
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Allis-Chalmers Mfg. Co
McMillin Leads In State Women’s Golf Opener
Mary McMillin and Eleanor Loos led the opening round of the state women’s golf tournament at North Hills. McMillin, Green Bay, 20, aims for a fourth straight title after a sub par qualifying round. Notable pairings include Goldie Bateson against Mrs. John Clauder and others from Milwaukee area clubs as matchups proceed.
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Milwaukee
Mary McMillin
Eleanor Loos
Little Mary
Green Bay
North Hills
Miss Loos
Milwaukee Westmoor
Goldie Bateson
Westmoor
John Clauder
B. E. Marlatt
Eloise Briese Kenosha
Grant Messinger
Milwaukee Country Club
Joan Coffeen
Richard Perrin
Milwaukee North Shore
Marian Callahan
Madison
Jane Levis
Milwaukee Oo
Billy Conn Planning On Making Comeback
Billy Conn plans a comeback after a reported telephonic update from Dallas. Promoter Freddy Sommers says Conn told him he will spend a month on a ranch to regain peak form for a return to the heavyweight ranks. Conn himself declined to confirm or deny the report.
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San Antonio
Tex
Billy Conn
Joe Louis
Conn
Freddy Sommers
Dallas
Brundage Says He Will Not Lead U S Olympic Team Again
Avery Brundage declares this will be his last time guiding the United States to the Olympic Games. The longtime head of U S Olympic affairs made the remark aboard a liner with more than 300 athletes and officials aboard. Brundage has led the U S Olympic Committee since 1929 after rising from the 1928 Amsterdam Games.
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U. S. America
Avery Brundage
United States
U. S
Brundage
Amsterdam
Douglas MacArthur
Joe's Pride Wins Gahagan Memorial at Saratoga Raceway
Joe's Pride owned by Grand Circuit President Octave Blake trotted 2.07 to win the Will Gahagan Memorial Trot at Saratoga Raceway in the 3 750 dollar event. Dunbar Bostwick's Gay Guy led the first heat in 2 07, while N D Hal driven by a 15 to 1 shot owned by Resnick Cleaners and Dyers of Washington PA won the Ash Grove Farm Pace.
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Saratoga Springs
N. Y
Joe
Resnick Cleaners and Dyers
Washington, Pa
Ash Grove Farm
State Trap Shoot Slated in Waukesha This Weekend
The 49th annual state trap shoot arrives in Waukesha with Friday through Sunday events expected to be the largest in meet history. Friday features the Waukesha handicap and 16 yard singles at 100 targets. Saturday includes the Wisconsin handicap and doubles championships at 100 targets, and Sunday marks the Wisconsin 16 yard and class championships at 200 targets.
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Waukesha
Wisconsin
Williams Holds AL Batting Lead Despite Injury Return
Boston star Ted Williams remained the American League batting leader with a .388 average and led in runs and two base hits after returning from a side injury. Cleveland’s Lou Boudreau closed the gap to 29 points with a .359 average as of Sunday.
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Chicago
Boston
Ted Williams
Cleveland
Lou Boudreau
Williams
Indians
Cheese as Early Staple in Diet Around 1400 B C
The article notes cheese as a common part of human diet as early as 1400 B C, underscoring long standing dairy practices. It highlights historical dietary reliance on cheese across ancient cultures and its role in sustenance and nutrition over millennia.
Yesterday's baseball scores across leagues and games
In the American League Cleveland beat Wisconsin 7 to 6 in a night game while Boston defeated St. Louis 4 to 1. Philadelphia led Chicago 6 to 0 at 6 6 in a twi night, Detroit versus New York was postponed by rain. In the National League New York routed Cincinnati 14 to 2, Philadelphia defeated Chicago 5 to 4, Pittsburgh beat Boston 1 to 0, Brooklyn vs St. Louis and Milwaukee vs Indianapolis were listed with results, St. Paul crushed Columbus 12 to 4, Louisville defeated Minneapolis 14 to 6, and Toledo vs Kansas City was postponed.
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Cleveland
Wisconsin
Boston
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Chicago
Detroit
New York
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Columbus
Louisville
Minneapolis
Toledo
Kansas City
Tomorrow's Schedule: Braves and rivals across leagues
Baseball schedule lists American league games Cleveland at New York Chicago at Boston St Louis at Philadelphia Detroit at Washington Boston at Cincinnati Brooklyn at Chicago New York at St Louis Philadelphia at Pittsburgh American association Louisville at Milwaukee Columbus at Kansas City Minneapolis at St Paul Toledo and Indianapolis not scheduled. Also notes more married women in cities have no children and the Leaning Tower of Pisa is rarely used as a bell tower due to tilt risks.
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Tomorrrow
Cleveland
New York
Chicago
Boston
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Detroit
Washington
National League
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
American Association
Louisville
Milwaukee
Columbus
Kansas City
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Toledo
Indianapolis
Pisa
Ladder mishap hints at salvage task
Dialogue fragment shows Brady making a quip about a fall. Mike responds that it could have been worse and notes he was descending for nails, implying a practical reason behind the incident.
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Brady
Mike
Giants Strike Hard Under Durocher Early Season Revival
Leo Durocher’s first days lead the New York Giants to renewed hustle and a 14-2 rout of the Reds in Cincinnati. Larry Jansen won his 11th, as Hank Sauer’s 26th tied for the major league lead. Phillies beat Cubs 5-4. Indians rally to beat Senators 7-6 in 11 innings. Doerr’s 17th helps Red Sox past Browns 4-1. rain ends Yankees vs Tigers after 1 inning with New York up 3-0.
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Joe Reichler
Associated Press
Leo Durocher
New York Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
Giants
Durocher
Leo
Reds
Cincinnati
Kent Peterson
Tom Hughes
Walker Cross
Larry Jansen
Hank Sauer
Sauer
Ralph Kiner
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Pirates
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Boston Braves
Danny Murtaugh
Johnny Sain
Andy Pafko
Emil
Dutch) Leonard
Philadelphia Phillies
Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia Athletics
Cleveland
Chicago White Sox
Dick Fowler
Indians
Washington Senators
Bob Kennedy
Larry Doby
Steve Gromek
Tribe
Kennedy
al Kozar
Ed Stewart
Stewart
Washington
Bob Lemon
Joe Gordon
Bobby Doerr
Fred Sanford
Boston
Red Sox
St. Louis Browns
New Glarus Visitors and Local Callers
Alvin Ott visited grandparents Mr and Mrs Burton Lynch in Monroe Sunday. Mrs Millard Tschudy and Kim visited her parents Mr and Mrs Melvin Jenson in Belleville Sunday. Ray Root of Monticello was a business caller Saturday. Mrs Anna Wittner of Belleville and Mrs John Marty of Basco were callers here Saturday. Miss Joyce Zwickey of Milwaukee visited her parents Mr and Mrs Willis Zwickey over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Theodore Schneider of Verona were callers Saturday. Frank J Hartman of Chicago visited the Willis Zwickey home over the weekend. Miss Audrey Streiff of Madison and Mrs Peter H Streiff were there over the weekend. Mrs Ed Reichert has returned home after visiting at Sioux City. Fred P Streiff was a business caller at Evansville Friday.
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Alvin Ott
Burton Lynch
Monroe
Millard Tschudy
Kim
Melvin Jenson
Belleville
Ray Root
Monticello
Anna Wittner
John Marty
Basco
Joyce Zwickey
Milwaukee
Willis Zwickey
Theodore Schneider
Verona
Frank J. Hartman
Chicago
Audrey Streiff
Madison
Peter H. Streiff
Ed Reichert
Sioux City
Fred P. Streiff
Evansville
Social rounds from Monticello weekend travels
Mrs. O D Curtis and others traveled to Madison to meet guest Mrs J E Dillman of Minneapolis who will visit the Benkert home. Helgesons returned from Janesville while Rolland Moore of Janesville visited the Voegelis. Hill family visited Union Grove Racine area. Bowes visited after children Ruth Mary and Donald stayed with the Kubly family. Bernice Babler visited Georgia Allen in Belleville.
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Fannie G
Frieda Benkert
Rosa Roth
Madison
J. E. Dillman
Minneapolis
Benkert
Mr. Dillman
J. S. Helgeson
Janesville
Jacob Voegeli
Rolland Moore
Voegelis
A.G. Hill
Union Grove
Racine
David Bowes
Ruth Mary
Donald
Abraham Kubly
Bernice Babler
Georgia Allen
Belleville
Stamp Collectors Go Slowly Crazy
Stamp collectors in the United States grow wary as Congress expands commemorative issues including tributes to the Five Civilized Tribes, volunteer firemen, poultry and other groups. Editor Harry L. Lindquist warns the system risks becoming a joke as foreign stamps flood the market and prices rise, prompting calls for reforms and universal 100-design sheets.
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New York
U. S
Congress
Five Civilized Indian Tribes
Volunteer Firemen
Poultry Industry
The
Turners Society
Rough Riders
Flanders Field
Harry L. Lindquist
Stamps
Post Office Department
Post Office
Girl Scouts of America
Midwest
VU. S
Great Britain
George
Elizabeth
Europe
Indian hit power clips Loop All Stars 7 to 2
Sheboygan Indians overpower Loop All-Stars with strong hitting and pitching by Lowell Grosskopf who held the visitors to four hits over nine innings. Despite five pitching changes by the All-Stars, the Indians tallied 12 hits to coast to their second straight win in the Wisconsin State league. Jack Wall of Janesville took the loss after entering in the fifth.
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Sheboygan
Sheboygan Indians
Lowell Grosskopf
Grosskopf
Shawano County
Allstars
Stars
Invaders
Indians
Janesville
Jack Wall
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Milwaukee Tuckaway
Karl Luedtke
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Green County Fair
Schuetze
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New York Ee
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Chicago Ee
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Doerr
Yankee Stadium
Yankees
Yogi Berra
Monroe Lumber & Fuel
Thorp Finance Corp
New Glarus
Millard Tschua
O. D. Curtis
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L. W. de Lorimier
Monroe, Wis
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Fuller Brush
Dorothy Lamour In
Irene Dunne
George Stevens
Mama
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Oscar Homolka
Philip Dorn
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Edgar Bergen
Rudy Vallee
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Hollywood Barn Dance
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Fale
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