Softball Opens Monday Night Under Lights At Recreation Park
Monroe announces season starts Monday night with six minor league and seven major league teams. Minor league games begin at 7:20 PM, seven innings. majors follow. Schedule shows games Monday through Friday with bands and holidays causing exceptions. Rosters listed for Lanz Hardware, Western Auto, Lakeshire Marty, and others. Rules limit cross-league play. no roster shifts. major players may not join minors.
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Monroe
Recreation Park
Martin
Co. F
Green County Service
Ines
Kundert
Oakley
M Tavern
Imo
Western Auto
Lanz Hardware
Win Grove
Bauman’s Hardware
Martin's
Lakeshire
Kraft Foods
Waffle Shop
John Walters
Lanz-Hardware
James Lanz
Klarer
Don Ross
Bob Hayes
Purcell
Charlie Dwyer
Carl Norman Gruenwald
Carter
Gene Beach
Bob Beach
Cy Amacher
Bob Daveport
Eugene Niffenegger
Willard Ferguson
Nate Deininger
Willis Gruenewald
Verne Furniss
Herman Christen
Ronnie Howe
Louis Blanc
Phil Counselman
Wendel Simmons
Bob Bruni
Ed Booth
Wendell Wohlford
Gale Brechlin
Wilbert Bloom
Alvin Zuhlke
Willis Nafzger
Bob Hartwig
Martin Schwerin
Newman
Schroeder
Ernie Lehr
Dalton ‘Glyde
Dwayne Davis
J. Kohl
Earlywine
Boyd
Ber
Bill Hafen
Andy Share Rupnow
Lawrence Roshei$ee
Harold Haten
Wills Wil- Twin Grove
John Krattiger
Gilbert Rockey
Lawrence
Pirates Decide to Keep Playing Ball After No Strike Vote
The Pittsburgh Pirates voted not to strike in a secret meeting, sparking a 10 to 5 win over the New York Giants. Club officials defended the process as orderly while leader Robert Murphy signaled ongoing labor efforts across leagues, citing a request to the NLRB for a bargaining agent election. Monticello hosts Juda baseball Sunday after a switch from Monroe, with both teams in the Home Talent league.
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Rmevurgn
American Baseball Guild
Pittsburgh Pirates
Robert Murphy
Diamond
Murphy
Bob Rice
Bucs
New York Giants
Rice
Pittsburgh
National ‘Labor Relations Board
NLRB
William E. Benswanger
CIO
Pirates
Monticello
Juda
Monroe
First State Conservation Meet in Four Years in Wisconsin
Madison Wisconsin will host the first state conservation congress in four years with about 390 delegates from all counties meeting Tuesday and Monday. They will appoint a new chairman to replace Dr H O Schneiders and discuss fish and game laws along with wide conservation issues.
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Madison
Wisconsin
State Conservation Commission
Congress
H. O. Schneiders
Wausau
Schneiders
Oma
State Department
Commission
Pep Wins Featherweight Title in Sleepy Madison Square Garden Bout
Willie Pep knocked out Sal Bartolo in the 12th round at Madison Square Garden to claim the featherweight title. The 9,881 fans paid a gate of 53,486 as Pep delivered a decisive short right hand, extending his unbroken run as the division’s top man since Henry Armstrong.
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Ayew Svin
Ysy—Amefe Ls
Jacobs Beach
Sal Bartolo
Willie Pep
Henry Armstrong
Jon Boston
Madison Square Garden
Wee Willie
Ford
Sal
Ai Spencer Stores Upset Victory at Maywood Carnival
Ai Spencer, a 9 year old trotter, won by a length and a half over Kaola in the $600 mile and a sixteenth free-for-all trot on the Maywood track. Kaola, odds on favorite, failed to catch the stretch drive by Ai Spencer, owned by Charles W. Livingston of Elkhorn and driven by Harry Livingston. Ai Spencer paid $16.60 and $4.00 in a six horse field, as attendance and mutuel handle declined from the track's opening program.
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Smaynoua
Ai Spencer
Kaola
Santa Anita
Maywood
al Spencer
Charles W. Livingston
Elkhorn
Harry
Browntown Social Round May Be Lively
Browntown residents Mrs L Crago hosted a supper with Mr and Mrs Ferdinand Mayer and guests including Mrs Oscar Nybroten and children Ronnie and Dorothea visiting Mr and Mrs John Williams. Other guests were Mr and Mrs Kenneth Olson Mr and Mrs Elwin De Voe and Carol Mr and Mrs Herbert Soddy and Donna, plus Mrs Rose Carter and son Frank of Clarksville IA Patricia De Voe visited by Mrs Frank Burkhalter and her daughter. Edwin Zimmerman visited Mrs Frank De Voe.
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Ferdinand Mayer
Oscar Nybroten
Ronnie
Dorothea
John Williams
Kenneth Olson
Elwin de| ‘Oe
Carol
Herbert Soddy
Donna
Frank de Voe
Rose Carter
Ses
Frank Carter
Clarksville
Passeau Cooper And Newsom Give Sterling Shows
Veteran pitchers Claude Passeau Mort Cooper and Bobo Newsom showed they remain capable stars with strong outings. Passeau powered the Cubs 2 0 past Brooklyn aided by a two run homer in the ninth as Cooper threw a 3 hitter for the Braves 3 1 win over the Reds Newsom started for Washington but left with a near no hitter as the Senators edged the White Sox 3 2. The day also featured Pirates beating the Giants 10 5 despite union fears and Phillies and Yankees posting late inning wins.
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Associated Press
Claude Passeau
Mort Cooper
Bobo Newsom
Passesau
Cooper
Bobo No Bust
Newsom
Philadelphia Athletics
Passeau
Chicago Cubs
Brooklyn Dodgers
Flatbush
Cubs
St. Louis Cardinals
Boston Braves
Cincinnati Reds
Big Mort
Bobby Adams
Reds
Tommy Holmes
Braves
Washington
Chicago White Sox
Cecil Travis
al Evans
Nats
Senators
Sox
Pittsburgh Pirates
New York Giants
Forbes Field
Bucs
Gome
Pirates
Giants
Skein
Elbie Fletcher
Edson Bahr
Frank McCormick
Johnny Beazley
Phildelphia Phils
Ken Raffe
Phils
Buster Adams
Raffensberger
Keller
Mace
Bible school set by two Monticello churches
Grace Evangelical and Zwingli Evangelical and Reformed churches will sponsor a 10 day Bible school starting June 10. Woman's Relief corps holds summer closeout with a picnic supper. Rev A R Achtemeier and family return from Elmhurst Ill. son Paul John completes first year at Elmhurst College. Mrs John Elmer and daughters Virginia Darlyne are car ers in Monroe. Shirley Abbott, 10, is bitten by a mink on Main Street bridge. mink rancher Cecil Jordan traps it and finds a litter hidden nearby. Phyllis Voegels elected president of Lambda Sigma Chi at La Crosse Teachers College. Washington Reformed aid will
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Grace Evangelical
Zwingli Evangelical and Reformed Church
Woman's Relief Corps
A. R. Achtemeier
Elmhurst
Ill
Paul John
Elmhurst College
John Elmer
Virginia
Darlyne
Monroe
Shirley Abbott
Fred Abbot
Main Street
Cecil Jordan
Phyllis
Emil G. Voegels
Lambda Sigma Chi
la Crosse Teachers College
Washington
Aid Will
Governor Schoeppel Pays 16 Cents For Pie Milk
A restaurant customer asked a college student waiter for his check. The boy quipped a line about the pie and milk and the governor, Andrew F. Schoeppel, approved and paid his 16 cents.
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Wbattan
Kas
Kansas
Andrew F. Schoeppel
How They Stand National and American Leagues Brief
National league standings show New York at Pittsburgh and Brooklyn at Chicago with two games. Boston at Cincinnati and Philadelphia at St Louis also listed with two games. American Association matches Indianapolis at Milwaukee Columbus at Kansas City and Louisville at St Paul Toledo at Minneapolis with two games.
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National League
New York
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Chicago
Boston
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
St. Louis
American Association
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Columbus
Kansas City
Louisville
St. Paul
Toledo
Minneapolis
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
St Louis
Milwaukee Minneapolis
Oshkosh
Green Bay
Sheboygan
Janesville
Fond
Gas theft Report From Englewood Station
Sgt. John O Connor says he is on the prowl for an impudent thief. While he questioned a criminal at Englewood station a thief siphoned all the gas from O Connor s automobile. Mr and Mrs Fred Solberger traveled to Rice Lake. Orangeville by Mrs Glen E Bolexder.
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Fred Solberger
Rice Lake
Chicago
John O'Connor
O'Connor
Englewood
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Charley Keller
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Decatur Country Club
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Pasquel
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Mexico City
Chiropractic Clinic
M. J. Gonstead
C. D. Curtis
Goetz
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Walter Winchell
Johnny
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Mallard Resort Club
Chippewa Falls
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W. J. Schmid
D. Hi. Kubly
Eagle Point
Orangeville
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