Injury Jinx Hits Top Teams in Both Major Loops
The Associated Press reports injury woes cripple top clubs in June. Dodgers star Pete Reiser suffers skull laceration after colliding with the centerfield wall at Ebbets Field. Detroit Tigers lose Kell Wakefield and Trout in a doubleheader with the Yankees. Cubs suffer three injuries including Stan Hack, Bill Nicholson, and Ed Harris as Don Johnson and DiMaggio deal with setbacks. Dodgers win 9-4 over Pirates led by Pee Wee Reese grand slam. Cubs and Giants tie for first. Red Sox and Braves win to tighten races.
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Detroit
Cubs
Associated Press
Detroit Iyn Dodgers
Chicago Cubs
Pete Reiser
Dodger
Ebbets Field
New York Yankees
George Kell
Dick Wakefield
Paul
Dizzy) Trout
Tigers
Kell
New York
George Stirnweiss
Wakefield
Trout
Freddie Hutchinson
Polo Grounds
Stan Hack
Bill, Nicholson
Don Johnson
DiMaggio
Red Sox
Mickey Harris
Dom DiMaggio
Fordham Hank Borony
Giants
New Yorkers
Dodgers
Pee Wee Reese
Elmer Singleton
Pirates
Yankees
Bobby Feller
Iwington
Cleve
Boston Braves
St. Louis Cardinals
Redbirds
Boston
Braves
Ted Williams
Sam Mele
Boston Red Sox
Browns
St. Louis
Ken Heintzelman
Phillies
Cincinnati Reds
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Athletics
White Sox
Chicago
New Glarus Social Roundup from Millard Tschudy
Mrs. Fred Tschudy and Mrs. John Kundert plus several neighbors visited Walworth and Ne wlarus friends. Mr and Mrs Fred Streiff hosted events with Ray Werndli and family while John Kundert and Andrew Hoely attended a sale near Albany. Mrs Lloyd Hendrickson and son Phillip visited New Glarus Tuesday. Barbara Werndlin hosted her Bridge club. Mrs Hefty group included many locals. Richard Streiff arrived at Fort Clayton Panama.
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Fred Tschuily
John Kundert
Oscar Osmundson
Clarence Slotten
Walworth
Fred P. Streiff
Ray Werndli
Madison
Andrew Hoely
Esturday
Albany
Newlarus
Lloyd Hendrickson
Phillip
Blanchardville
New Glarus
Morris Bystol
Barbara Werndlin
Bridge Club
Fred Tschudy
Alvin Ott
Henry Schmid
Fred Marty
Oswald Altman
Jacob C. Hefty
Tom Hefty
Richard Streiff
Rickey
Richard
Fort Clayton
Pana
Monroe Bowlers Capture North All-Star Funds for Tourney
Prizes totaling 296.34 distributed among Monroe bowlers for the 45th Wisconsin State Bowling tournament in Green Bay from Feb 8 to teat. Local winners included Kundert-Elmer team with 2704 score and 39 dollars, plus multiple minors and doubles scores with small cash awards. North squad selections announced for Wisconsin all star high school football game at Camp Randall on Aug 23 with Willis Jones as chair.
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Monroe
Monroe Area
Louis R. Wolleson
Wisconsin State Bowling Association
Green Bay
North Side
Packer Playdium
Kundert-Elmer
R. Stuart
D. Jones
W. Bauman
J. Becker
Buehler
L. Hackle
E. Reymon
H. Gladen
D. Lovelace
R. Myers
E. Schober
A. Mueller
L. Smith
A. Rohrer
H. Goecks
F. Goecks
Schober
Iter
Becker
J. Schwager
R. Bahr Sr
E. Rufenacht
W. Gnagi
E. Norton
Madison
Camp Randall
Willis Jones
Madison West
Harry Conley
Superior Central
Walter Marten
Darlington
Bert Turek
Green Bay East
Neal Droppers
Sheboygan North
Dave Dolan
Wisconsin Rapids
Charles Yderstad
Ashland
Bob Kuhlman
Sheboygan Central
Norm Bauer
Beaver Dam
Walt Schultz
Shawano
Keith Svee
Pat Flanagan
Kaukauna
Bob la Force
Ralph Roberts
Fond du Lac
Bob Wartinbee
la Cross Central
Green Bay West
Darrell Teteak
Tom Curry
Tomah
Bob Eau Claire
Don Hugdabl
Mickey Brown
Hurley
Tom Stilp
Neenah
Waffle Shop Defeats Bauman Hardware 9-0 in Major League
Waffle Shop overwhelmed Bauman Hardware 9-0 at Recreation Park to surge in the Major League standings. Wally Schuetz lasted on the mound with four strikeouts and seven walks as Bauman Hardware committed nine errors aiding the lopsided win.
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Waite Shop
Bauman Hardware
Recreation Park
Grossen's Tavern
Ff.a
Wally Schuetz
Wattle Shop
al Henning
Rod Kittelsen
Waffle Shop
Baseball scoreboard and upcoming schedule in brief
Scores from yesterday include American at Detroit 6 8, New York 2 17, Philadelphia 10 over Chicago 3 in 11 innings, Cleveland 6 Washington 2, Boston 5 St Louis 2 at twilight, Minneapolis 6 St Paul 9, Louisville 5. Tomorrow American League games list Boston at Detroit and several night contests including New York at St Louis and Philadelphia at Cleveland.
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Westerday
Detroit
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cleveland
Washington
Boston
St. Louis
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Louisville
Burgh
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
St Boston
Jadelphia
Pittsburgh
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Columbus
Government to Issue Bird-Hunting Laws Early This Year
The government plans to publish fall migratory waterfowl regulations in July, about four months earlier than usual. A six member committee will draft rules after meetings with regional directors in Chicago. Officials cite a drop in waterfowl numbers to 54 million in January as a reason for potential shorter seasons and lower bag and possession limits.
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Washington
Fish and Wildlife Service
Chicago
Livestock Market Report From Chicago USDA Sale Totals
Chicago livestock market data show salable hogs 6 000 with total 8 500 and gains of 50 cents to 1.00. weights over 250 pounds lead advances. Cattle salable 4 500 and calves 700 with fed steers and yearlings up about a quarter. good and choice cattle in high demand while weaker categories lag. Poultry and eggs see weak poultry market with moderate receipts. fowl and hens prices listed, butter steady, eggs steady with steady arrivals.
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Chicago
USDA
Wall Street Holds Steady Amid Wavering Leaders
Wall Street trading in New York showed persistent strength despite wavering leaders. The president’s foreign aid remarks and Hungarian situation denunciation failed to spark major moves. Some bidding suggested a summer rally, while overall activity remained slow around midday. Standard Oil (NJ) hit a new 1947 high as markets hunted for direction.
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Wall Street
New York
I Standard Oil
Market Tides Mixed Bonds in Lagging Session
In a reading of the day’s trading, Bethlehem, Chr. 7 General Motors, Woolworth and Montgomery Ward showed varied moves. Eastern Air Lines and Texas Co were listed among notable movers while railroads Chesapeake and Ohio and New York Central appeared with activity. Bonds and commodities were mixed amid a cautious session.
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Bethlehem
General Motors
Woolworth
Montgomery Ward
Eastern Air Lines
Texas Co
Chesapeake and Ohio
N. Y. Central
U. S. Rubber
Caterpillar Tractor
Western Union
Spring Grove Community Notes From Mrs Mohns
The column records local events in Spring Grove including Monroe high school commencement with Merle Rosheisen among graduates, visits by Ellsworth Roshei sen and Arley Williams, Maurice Visger party at Cham berlain home near Evansville, and gatherings of Visger Walmer and Clark families. Also mentions Mildred Shrier’s travel, Round Grove school closing for summer with picnic, Willis Stokes Jr birthday surprise, Farm and Home week at University of Wisconsin, and visits among Stabler, Molins, Beattie, and Becker households.
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Ellsworth Rosheisen
Arley Williams
Monroe High School
Merle Rosheisen
Maurice Visger
Ed Chamberlain
Evansville
Leslie Visger
Royce Walmer
Harlan Walmer
Oliver Walmer
Duane
Bernard Clark
Mildred Shrier
Joe Larson
Clinton
Frank Iron
Morrison
Round Grove
Willis Stokes Jr
R. J. Douglas
University of Wisconsin, Madison
Rodney Stabler
Moline
Fred Stabler
Robert Molins
Winchester
State Line Durch
Community Visitors and Local Events Highlight Weekend
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Becker and daughter Helen visited Beloit Wednesday. Waukesha, Belvidere and Monroe visits mark a busy week as families gather for dinners, dances, and a dedication service for new electric lights at State Line church. Roller rink opening and dance in Monroe drew many, with several local households hosting friends and relatives.
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Lee Becker
Charles Beattie
Henry Becker
Brod‘Sead
William Sweeney
Footville
Walter Ziltener
R. J. Rosheisen
Beloit
Charles Hauser
Moline
Donald Hauser
C. D. Cash
Chisago
Herbert Mohns
Otto Becker
Helen
Willard Mann, Durand
Willis
Waukesha
Martin Hutzel
Belvidere
Karen Ann Swanborg
Raymond Arnsmeier
Ivan Arnsmeier
Juda
Lawrence Mills
Darlington
Robert Stuckey
State Line
Orville Hawkins
Russell Rosheisen
Ben Deininger
Luther Deimer
Howard Newcomer
Monroe
Ed. Chamberlain
Maurice Visger
Clifford Ostrander
Maukee
Howard Stahlecker
Durand
Harry Sleybaugh
Sunday Guests and Local Visits Reported Across Area
Amboy and nearby towns report a series of Sunday and midweek visits. Families including Kilmer, Evansville, Brandt, Montefelt, Deininger, Siedschlag, Deal, Hauser, Robertson, Marsh, Reise, Zuhike, Kloepping, Stuckey, and Arnsmeier hosted or joined relatives and friends from Brodhead, Monroe, Naperville, Moline, Albany, and surrounding communities.
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Brodhead
Ben Deininger
Virgil Kenneth
Oliver Siedschlag
Monroe
Perry Deal
Ellenrose
Edward Fishey
Anna Deal
Glen Hauser and Sons
Moline
John Robertson
Jay Marsh
Alma Reise
Naperville, Il
Robert Zuhike
Fred Kloepping
Floyd Stuckey
Rodney Arnsmeier
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Cass
Thurman Tucker
Aing
Chicago White Sox
Hank Majeski
Luke Appling
Conley
Superior
Waffle Shop Hands Baumans
Grossen Tavern
Grossen’s Tavern
FFA
Semen Tentativenor
Lanz Hardware
Boss Body
Schuetze Clothiers
Phillipson's Hall
Argyle, Wis
Lawrence Duchow
His
Red Raven Orchestra
Goetz
Robert Am Teresa Wright
James Oliver Curwood
Russell Hayden
Spring Grove
Mrs. Herbert Mohns
Rom Pernino
Chiropractic Clinic
J. Gonstead
Oarae
Buick
Taylor
Fisher
Badger Motors
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