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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1947

Page

5

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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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Mrs. Millard Tschudy 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 11Th Street Monroe, Wis
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