Cubs Rally To Top Giants 6 5 In Relief Sparked Win
Emil Kush earned his fourth relief win as the Cubs traded a 5 1 deficit for a 6 5 victory over the Giants at Wrigley Field. Ed Waitkus delivered the clutch RBI single with the bases loaded in the ninth as the Cubs moved into third in the pennant race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Kush
Chicago
North Side
Artie
Red Sox
Earl Johnson
Umber
Jack Russell
Cubs
Bruins
Kush Pies
New York Giants
Giants
Johnny Schmitz
Peanuts Lowrey
Ed Waitkus
Standings and Scores From Today's Baseball Slates
Results show Detroit tied with Cleveland 9 to 1, Chicago 6 over New York, and Philadelphia 6 over Washington in 12 innings. Other actions include Kansas City 5 Toledo 5 and Louisville 8 Milwaukee 2 with several schedule notes for tonight across National and American leagues.
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Ee Louis
Philadelphia
Washington
Cleveland
New York
Chicago
Kansas City
Toledo
Louisville
Milwaukee
Vom
Pittsburgh
Boston
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Indianapolis
Columbus
Oe Sineinnati
Wedding trip tragedy with broken wrist and mishap
A man suffered two broken wrists when his daughter and son in law began their wedding trip. He stood in a line of tin cans attached to the bridal car and collapsed as the vehicle started, leading to the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dannertown
Duck Hunters Face Shorter Season and Bag Limit
Director Albert M. Day of the Fish and Wildlife Service announced a shorter hunting season and reduced bag limit to halt the decline in wild duck populations. He cited an average yearly drop of about 23 million birds over the past two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Albert M. Day
Fish and Wildlife Service
Day
First Baseball Strike Threat Looms Over Pirates Giants
The American Baseball Guild won a unanimous Pirates vote to refuse fielding for a game against the New York Giants unless owners meet immediate terms. President William E. Benswanger met with guild leaders as drama unfolded at Forbes Field, with players threatening to retreat to the dressing room if no decision arrived within an hour.
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Dodgers
Pirates
Forbes Field
Piratelayers
Brooks
Bucs
Kirby Higde
Jeep Handley
Rube Melton
Elvin Buster Adams
Kards
Boston Braves
Jo Garagiola
Whitey Kurowski
Ken Burkhart
New York Yankees
Red Sox
Chicago White Sox
Yankees Stadium
White Sox
Pittsburgh
Steel
Pittsburgh Pirates
New York Giants
Robert Murphy
American Baseball Guild
Mucs
Oeea
William E. Benswanger
Pirate
Brooklyn
Benswanger
Murphy
Benswenger
Weeds Ulitenesane
Pirate Clubhouse
Seward H. French Jr
Monroe Bowlers Top Rockford in Northern Illinois Bowling Tour
Monroe bowlers earned 574.83 while Brodhead team added 21.09 at the 1946 Northern Illinois bowling tour in Rockford. Doubles winners P Albright and J Knipschield took 1230 for 20. H Goecks and W Spiech 1221 for 16. E Schober and A Mueller 1168 for 4.50. Singles saw A Mueller and E Norton each win 14.50 for 660. H Goecks 604 for 2.33. Brodhead also had M Fairman 650 for 10.50, G Charles 630 for 7.25, J Bessert 600 for 1.34. H Goecks led all-events with 1876 and 3.0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Brodhead
Green County
Northern Illinois
Rockford
P. Albright
J. Knipschield
H. Goecks
W. Spiech
E. Schober
A. Mueler
J. Bessert
Seare
Harness Racing Makes Midwest Debut at Maywood Park
Unicage-ery seeks its season debut in the Midwest with an eight race card at Maywood Park. The feature is the $1,500 inaugural handicap in two divisions over one and one sixteenth miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midwest
Maywood Park
Seemess
Middle West
Maywood Park Trotting Association
Robert G. Johnson
New York
Chicago
Plane Delayed Evans Return from England
Evans remained delayed on his return from England after playing in a British amateur tournament last week. He planned to reach Freeport for yesterday’s Tracy day appointment but connections kept him in transit, arriving in Chicago late last night.
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Whick Evans
Tracy
Freeport
England
U. S
Chicago
Social Notes Pulse Through Monticello and Nearby Towns
Monticello and surrounding communities share visits and travels as residents visit relatives in Monroe Juda Elgin Evansville and Madison. Church group meetings at Zwingli church feature Patsy Freitag guiding music scripture and readings. Families host picnics at Recreation Park Evansville and attend school programs in Janesville.
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Lois Hammerly
Madison
Fred Hammerly
Hazel Kundert
Kenneth
Bertha Keller
Monroe
John Wirth Jr
Melvin Brooks
Juda
Harvey Gempeler
Karen
Elaine
Ed Gempeler
Albert Gempeler
Elgin
Sunner
Wee Girls Guild
Zwingli Evangelical and Reformed Church
Patsy Freitag
Virginia Elmer
Joyce Pease
Africa
Ruth Feld
Beth Ann Becker
Henry D. Freitage
New Glarus
Wilbert Marty
Matt Marty
Kathleen Steinmann
Robert D. Naylor
Bobby
Valerie
Freeport
Kansas City
Colonel Naylor
Adam Duerst
Frank Christopher
Albany
Janesville
John Christopher
Duersts
Henry Snyder
Brooklyn
Local visitors and military families gather across towns
Mrs Donald Knobe and family visit in Milwaukee and Madison. Cpl Lyle Sinnett to Walter Reed after 30 days. wounded in Europe with amputations. 4-H club meets at Town Hall with 35 attending. firemen hold meeting at village hall with practice run, business, and social evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Knobe
Lavern Holcomb
Holcomb
Fred A. Bla Kaglum
John G Blum
Oscar Burtness
Stoughton
Ed Gmar
New Glarus
Thomas Voegels
R. W. Karlen
Jaughters
Betty Jane
Barbara
Madeline
Judith
Sor Royal Jr
Frederick’ Steinmann
Milwaukee
Henry Duerst
Eleanor Truttman
Dennis
Steven
Marilyn Jean
Jacob Legler
Madison
Cpl
Lyle Sinnett
Battle Creek
Mich
Fred Moser
Sinnett
Walter Reed
Albert Knobel
Carol Jordan
Vola Jordan
North Washington
4-H Club
Town Hall
Otto Bloom
Monroe
Matt Voegeli
Thomas Voegeli
Ernest Studer
Fred Studer
Robert Miller
Paul Veenie
Village Hall
Spanish War Veterans Elect Wisconsin Leaders
Marshfield Col Carl L Stosius adjutant of the Grand Army home for veterans at King Wis was elected commander of the Wisconsin department of the United Spanish War Veterans at the annual encampment closing session yesterday Rudolph Sladkey Milwaukee senior vice commander and Hans Hilsenhoff Madison junior vice commander were also chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshfield
Carl L. Stosius
Grand Army Home For Veterans
King, Wis
Wisconsin Department of the United Spanish War Veterans
Rudolph Sladkey
Milwaukee
Hans Hilsenhoff
Madison
Fire Claims Three in Madison Area Tragedy
Chicago reports a fatal fire at the LaSalle hotel in Madison that killed University of Wisconsin associate professor Leonard A. Salter Jr his wife Gertrude their son Leonard III and Maj Hugh Huddleson former UW professor of science and tactics. Huddleson served at Sixth Service Command Chicago and taught at Michigan Tech while Salter Sr and Mrs Salter from Springfield Mass joined the trip as mourners.
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Chicago
LaSalle
Madison
University of Wisconsin
Leonard A. Salter Jr
Gertrude
Leonard, III
Hugh Huddieson
Salter
Leopard Salter
Springfield
Mass
Charles A. Johnson
Johnson
Salters
LaSalle Hotel
Gertrude Salter
Huddleson
Sixth Service Command
Ross D. Zartman
Army
Michigan College of Mining and Technology
Houghton
Mich
Washington State College
Portland
Ore
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Sparkes Kush
Browns
St. Louis Browns
Brown Stephens
Rudy York
Mickey Vernon
Ruddy Lewis
Roger Wolff
Indians
George Kell
Dick Wakefield
Sphia Athletics
Trucks
Tigers
Alton Benton
Phillies
R. L. Rote
the Fire and Police Commission
U.S. Army
Post Office
Monroe, Wis
Evans
Elmer Whitehead Herbert
Judo Albany
MR. and
Mrs
Evan Kiester
Gladys Schilt
Turner Hall
Monticello
C. D. Curtis
Lorena Holdrich
Hulda Amelong
Marieisch
Dick Elmer
Werner Elmer
Belleville
Fred K. Hefty
Elmer
Lester Bleiler
Louise Staedtler
Anna Klossner
Waldo Dick
Emil Zentner
Middleton
John Dahnke
Mary Lou
Dorothy
Leslie Jones
South Wayne
Leonora Paulson
Car
William Pagel
Elizabeth Rolph
St. Clare Hospital
Frea Moser
Billy
Alenry H. Freitag
George Krajeck
Evansville
Ed Geldon
Karl
Charles ‘Allen
Sterning
Elwood Schwers
Elwood Jr
Sandra
Rice Lake
Walter Voegeli
Raymond
Jerome
New Glarus State Park
William Spring
Bernard Bieder
Kenneth Holcomb
Russel Myers
Arthur Escher
Janice
C. Fred Disch
Albert Crouch
Young People’s Missionary Society
Hazel Becker
Mary Burgy
Mary Gessier
Orville Funseth
Carol Jean Duerst
Cecil Jordan
Nanette
JoAnn
Ronald Elmer
Harvey
Harris Babler
Browntown
Trico
Blades Motors
Burkhard Auto Electric
Panamas
Panama
Pole
Eddie Barrows
Karlen’s
Wally
Cady
Howy
Pat
Eddie
Ray
Jock
Little Jimmy Troxel
Phoenix
Arix
Winona
Minn
Howdy
Adm
Tle Plus Tox
Connie
Johnny
Walter Winchell
Rough Riders of
Cheyenne
Goetz
WCM
IN Techmicolor
Youn Fay
Angela Hoduak - Bolger
Lansbury
Oston
Hoy Mar Sith
O. MG
BEN Hur
Ben-Hur Farm
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