Giants Help Bums Retain Lead Over St. Louis Cards
The Dodgers beat the Cubs 4-1 as Hal Gregg returned from injury to work a near complete game. Brooklyn expanded its margin while the Reds edged the Braves 1-0 and the Pirates split with the Phillies 2-1 and 8-2. Mickey Vernon moved into the AL batting lead with four hits as Washington topped Detroit 8-3. Cleveland overwhelmed Philadelphia 9-8 while New York and St. Louis had off days.
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Ecto Ceub Ia
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Milwauke Jekuponkawe
Minneapolis
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Ae Er
Fruede Sca Cccuneen
Janesville
Sheboygan
Grand Forks
Eau Claire
Fargo Moorhead
Aberdeen
Superior
Boston
Pittsburgh
New York
New Glarus Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mrs Henry Pauli and Ed Pauli with son Jerry visit Henry Pauli. Dorene Buesser returns from Madison. Marian Elmer and Violet Duerst of the New Glarus 4 H club win second in county demonstration. Mrs Willis Zwickey accompanies them. Mrs Edna Norton and daughter Priscilla Norton and Norine depart with Mrs Ansel Strommen. Ruth and Janet Hoesly daughters of Mr and Mrs E J Hoesly remain.
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Jerry
Henry Pauli
Dorene Buesser
Mary Ann Zweifel
Madison
Marian Elmer
Violet Duerst
New Glarus
E. J. Hoesly
Ruth
Janet
Walter Mills
Golf Stars Fame at Tam O'Shanter Opens with Low Scores
Herman Barron opened with a 68 to lead Byron Nelson by two strokes as 28,000 spectators watched the all-American tournament at Tam O'Shanter. Nelson struggled to a 74, citing hard greens and hidden pins while other contenders chased in blustery conditions.
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Tam O'Shanter
Chicago
Herman Barron
White Plains
N. Y
Byron Nelson
Toledo
New Yorker
Nelson
Johnny Bulla
Gene Sarazen
Vic Ghezzi
George Hamer
Columbus
Frank Stranahan
Kansas City
Patty Berg
Minneapolis
Chandler Harper
Portsmouth
Vr Ransom
Dallas
Tex
Barron
Green Bay Wins Wisconsin Women’s Golf Title Match
Mary McMillin of Green Bay defeated Mrs John Clauder 4 and 3 to clinch the 1946 Wisconsin Women’s Golf Association championship in Lake Geneva after earlier eliminating two former titlists. Arleen Tweet advanced past Goldie Bateson to reach the final.
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Lake Geneva
Mary McMillin
Green Bay
Arleen Tweet
Miss McMillin
John Clauder
Miss Tweet
Goldie Bateson
Mrs. Clauder
Miss Bateson
Milwaukee Westmoor
All-stars win over Freeport slug duel nets Lakeshire Marty
Monroe Major League All-stars defeated Freeport V. F. W. 13-8 as Ralph Phillips and Rod Kittelsen held the opposition to six hits. Lakeshire Marty edged Martin Appliance 10-9 in a late slugging duel. Dick Wainwright and Clyde Davis led the stars with home runs and multiple hits at Recreation Park.
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Freeport V. F. W
Lakeshire
Marty
Martin
Recreation Park
Schuetze Clothiers
Green County Service
Twin Grove
Ralph Phillips
Rod Kittelsen
Dick Wainwright
Clyde Davis
Lakeshire-Marty
Martin Appliance
E Oelips
Kittelsen
Kohl
Lerch
Ross
Phillips
Davis
Wainwright
Swanson
Juniors Face South Milwaukee In Wisconsin Finals
Wisconsin's top four American Legion junior baseball teams Medford Monroe South Milwaukee and Menasha advance to the state finals at Menasha Park. Semis Fri feature Menasha versus Medford and Monroe versus South Milwaukee with finals Sunday.
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Wisconsin
American Legion
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Medford
Monroe
South Milwaukee
Monroe American Legion
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P. J. Lochner
Dan Markham Sr
Bob Hardell
Conway Hotel
Appleton
Charley Niles
Anders
New Glarus
Ken Ross
Dan Markham
Gerry Beardsley
John Walters
Lefty) Andrews
Bill Moon
Loren Elmer
Bill Purcell
Deek) Ableman
Allie Stauffacher
Jerry Dwyer
Hermie Christen
Ken Boss
Fred Huber
Ernie Vogler
Virgil (Beets) Rabe
Local Residents Visit and Move In Across Town
Brodhead area notes report Mrs Donald Collins and Mrs Stanley Ruehlew with Nancy Lynn visiting LaVerne Dodge's family in Downey California. Roger Smith and Robert Wichelt families relocate to Three Lakes and a rebuilt home occupied by the Albert Post family. Oscar Nipple family move into their rebuilt residence after a fire. Fred Hall of Chicago visits sister Bertha Williams. R W Horne observe 40th wedding anniversary last Sunday. W E Fleck travels to Arlington California to visit Olson family. Mrs George Schuetze of Madison visits her mother, Amelia Kammerer, who marked her 81st birthday July 21 at South Side Park with 29 guests. Anna Olson returns to Milwaukee after weeks here.
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Nancy Lynn
Downey
Calif
LaVerne Dodge
Roger Smith
Three Lakes
Robert Wichelt
Milwaukee
Wichelt
Albert Post
Oscar Nipple
Fred Hall
Chicago
Bertha Williams
R. W. Horne
W. E. Fleck
Arlington
Fleck Olson
George Schuetze
Madison
Amelia Kammerer
South Side Park
Lydia Parker
Anna Olson
Golfers Pack Country Club Event A Fun Stroke Play
The annual Country Club play day drew 76 golfers and over 100 for the chicken dinner. Pro Jim Forbes called it all for fun as pins at Nos. 3 and 8 tested players while Tom Ransdell posted low net 67 and low putts 28. Closest tees went to Buehler, Biffle, and Bauman.
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Jim Forbes
Tom Ransdell
Harris Babler
Paul Dommers
Ed Rufenacht
Ransdell
Ken Stuart
Alvin Babler
Golf round prizes honor four to seven iron leaders
Prizes for most 4s went to Cap Heiman, most 5s to J Usher and Rolland Etter, most 6s to Louis Stauffacher, most 7s to Rudy Regez. Regeg also had 12 putts on No 3 for the two rounds, tied with Fred Meythaler. Eddie Pickett posted a 12 on No 4 as the high single hole.
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Cap Heiman
J. Usher
Rolland Etter
Louis Stauffacher
Rudy Regez
Regez
Fred Meythaler
Meythaler
Bob Buehler
Eddie Pickett
Cloyd Pickett
Reger
Wisconsin to Expand Deer and Bear Hunting Across State
Wisconsin counties set a nine day general deer season this fall for forked horn bucks. Northern counties will have year round black bear season. Rifle, shotgun and bow seasons run Nov 23 to Dec 1 in 34 counties, with variations in specific counties for bow and arrow or slug shotgun.
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Madison
Wisconsin
State Conservation Commission
Conservation Congress
Sauk
Columbia
Grant
Richland
Iowa
Buffalo
la Crosse
Trempealeau
Arrow Hunters Season Opens and Closes With Restrictions
Arrow hunters will operate from Sept 28 to Nov 11 across 49 counties. Hunters who take deer in that season may not shoot during the later rifle and shotgun periods.
Prolonged Drouth Reduces Australian Wheat Yield
A spokesman for the Australian department of agriculture said today that a prolonged drought threatens to cut New South Wales wheat production this year to about 50 percent. Rain is needed within two weeks to avert further losses.
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Sydney
Australian Department of Agriculture
New South Wales
New South Wales Wheat Output Forecast Relies on Drought Trends
A spokesman says the area may yield about 30 million bushels, far below last year's 63 million, while New South Wales normally accounts for about one third of Australia's total wheat. Other wheat regions reportedly show good conditions.
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New South Wales
Australia
Juda and Monticello Meet in Tal Ent League Clash
Juda and Monticello of the southern Home Talent league will clash on Sunday at Monticello diamond. Monticello currently shares the league lead with Belleville.
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Juda
Monticello
Belleville
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