White Sox drop 18 inning loss to Senators in opener
The Washington Senators edged the Chicago White Sox 1-0 after 18 innings as Bob Gillespie earned his fourth win without a defeat with the Sox backed by six first inning runs. Cubs rainout delays top NL race. Tigers top Red Sox 5-0 in Detroit. Feller blanks A's 2-0. Browns split with Yankees. Pirates beat Phillies in one game. NL games mostly rained out.
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Ington Senators
White Sox
Comiskey Park
Van
Sox
Bob Gillespie
Cubs
Chicago Cubs
Brooklyn
Braves
Boston
Hank Borowy
Pittsburgh
Dave
Boo) Ferris
Tigers
Red Sox
Detroit
Hal Newhouser
Bob Feller
Pride of
Indians
Athletics
Feller
Yankees
Browns
Phillies
George McQuinn
Yanks
Jack Kramer
Pirates
Phils
Dutch Leonard
Leonard
Ralph Kiner
Pirate
Wisconsin Telephone Workers Reorganize District 23 Elects Le Fevre
Arthur B. Le Fevre of Milwaukee was elected president of the new district 23 of the Communication Workers of America. Delegates representing about 8 000 Wisconsin telephone workers closed a two day charter convention. The CWA will replace the old Telephone Guild of Wisconsin as the bargaining agent for Wisconsin Telephone Co. and subsume the National Federation of Telephone Workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Arthur B. le Fevre
Communication Workers of America
Wisconsin Telephone
Telephone Guild of Wisconsin
Wisconsin Telephone Co
CWO
National Federation of Telephone Workers
Af Wisconsin Guild
Juda By Mrs. F. N. Miller
Mrs. F N Miller notes family visits and church activities. Donna and Nancy Feldt along with Monti cello visit grandparents Ed and Ella Hartwig and attend Evangelical church Bible school. Missionary society meets Tuesday at 2 with Mrs Henry Norder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna
Nancy Feldt
Monticello
Ed Hartwig
Evangelical Church
Missionary Society of the Evangelical Church
Henry Norder
Emma Chambers
Gladys Ludwig
Floyd Kolander
Green Bay
Ben Kolan
Joan Schmid
Madison
William Siedschlag
Rockford
Betty Ehlert
June Gilbertson
Brodhead
Betty
Orville Zimmerman
Oscar Meidenhaver
Winter Haven
Fla
Nettie Andereck
Ivan Boyer
Robert Retzlaff
Lake Geneva
Juniors Defeat Janesville 3-2 in 10 innings at Recreation Park
Monroe American Legion juniors edge Janesville 3-2 in 10 innings to remain unbeaten. Dwyer starts the decisive rally, Moon and Ableman seal the win as Schuetz, Courtney and Moon split the mound duties. Janesville had led in the eighth, but Monroe tied it in the ninth before securing the victory. The clubs meet again tonight at Richland Center under lights in a final exhibition before league play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe American Legion
Recreation Park
Janesville
Janesville American Legion
Beloit
Jerry Dwyer
Henewall
Bill Moon
Purcell
Stauffacher
Fred Huber
Bob Rieder
Schuetz
Dan Courtney
Monroe
Courtney
Moon
Richland Center
Social notes from New Glarus and surrounding towns
Mrs. Fred J. Marty and relatives visited in Madison. Joshus Streiff arrived from California to visit. Mrs. Fred Tschudy and Mrs. Sylvia Breylinger joined Friday dinner at the Walter Grossheusch home in Madison. Dr. and Mrs. John A. Schindler of Monroe were guests at Gilbert Ott’s. Family members attended Barbara Hoesly’s funeral, others returned to Niagara. Bridge club hosted by Mrs. Quinten Ott with several attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred J. Marty
Madison
Joshus Streiff
California
Fred Tschudy
Sylvia Breylinger
New Glarus
Walter Wohlwend
Walter Grossheusch
John A. Schindler
Monroe
Gilbert Ott
Ronald Tickens
John Wild
Minnesota
Ed Wild
Redfield
Barbara Hoesly
Clayton la Liberte
Bonnie
Bruce
Niagara
Vernon Duerst
Quinten Ott
Robert Dibble
Eugene Stuessy
Gerald Disch
Palmer Strickler
Fred Leinhardt
Lorraine, McQuillin
Isabel Mitchell
Holland Wins 100 Mile Race Before 35000 Fans
Holland, 39, from Bridgeport Conn., won the AAA 100 mile race at State Fair Park in 1 hour 8 minutes 44.61 seconds, cutting nearly two minutes off the track record. Rex Mays finished second as Holland led from the start on the Wolfe special despite a sputtering motor. total prize money reached 24000 with Holland earning 5947 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Bill Holland
Mauri Rose
State Fair Park
Rose
Holland
Rex Mays
Mays
Bridgeport, Conn
Wolfe
Tony Bettenhausen
Tinley Park
Paul Russo
Kenosha
Wis
George Conner
Los Angeles
Charley van Acher
South Bend
Ind
Monroe Home Talent Nine Edges New Glarus 5 4
Monroe gains share of second in Southern section with a 5 to 4 win over New Glarus. Lefty Andrews pitched six strong innings for Monroe, Kubly allowed 13 hits for New Glarus, and Charley Dwyer led Monroe with three hits. Monroe will travel to Evansville Friday and to Argyle Sunday for league games.
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Monroe
Glarus
LaVerne
Kubly
Glarners
Andrews
Charley Dwyer
Blum
Disch
Evansville
Argyle
County men attend conservation congress
Norman Hicks the Green county conservation warden and Ray Beckman from Monroe along with Dr. H. F. Zingg of New Glarus and Ed Lyons of Brodhead travel to Madison to attend the conservation congress today and tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Hicks
Green County
Ray Beckman
Monroe
H. F. Zingg
New Glarus
Ed Lyons
Brodhead
Madison
Shee Adds Chopped Apples for Tempting Sandwich
A chef elevates a sandwich by adding chopped raw apples to Shee seeking a crisp sweet-tart contrast. The idea blends fruit with savory elements to create a refreshing bite.
Michigan State Wins Central Title in Milwaukee Meet
Michigan State scored 41 points to dethrone Illinois, which finished second with 34 at the 22nd Central Collegiate track and field championships in Milwaukee. Wisconsin placed third and Notre Dame fourth as Don Gehrmann of Wisconsin claimed the mile and 2 mile titles. A pair of interscholastic events saw Madison West's Bob Mansfield lead a win in the 880 and later win the 440, with Kenosha, Milwaukee Juneau, Whitefish Bay, and Shorewood following in the relay and sprint events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Michigan State
Illinois
Wisconsin
Notre Dame
Don Gehrmann
Gehrmann
Dick Houden
Gil Hertz
Tom Bennett
Bob Beierle
George Kailas
Madison West High School
Bob Mansfield
Regents
Rolland Saltze
Janesville
Hal Dockery
Madison Central
Richard Atken
Sheboygan North
Leroy Collins
Green Bay East
Miners Idle in Protest Over Labor Bill Across Pa
In southwestern Pennsylvania about 10 000 miners stayed idle today with 14 mines idling as they protest a labor curbing bill passed by Congress. Some 300 miners from one UMW local returned to work after leader Andrew S Rayner warned against defying the federal anti strike injunction upheld by the Supreme Court. Government control ends July 1 when mines revert to private owners.
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Uniontown
Pennsylvania
Congress
U. S. Steel Corp
Weirton Steel
Jones and Laughlin
Republic Steel
AFL United Mine Workers
Andrew S.S. Rayner
Supreme Court
Tennis Team Falls to Freeport 6-3 in Dual Meet
The Monroe Fellowship Tennis Club lost 6-3 to Freeport, with six singles matches decided and all three doubles matches won by Freeport. Key results include Hunt and Rupnow each taking set wins for Monroe, while Holmes and Zuerchare were swept in singles. Doubles saw Freeport dominate in two tight and one lopsided match.
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Monroe Fellowship
Freeport
Hunt
Monroe
Kirkum
Franz
Rupnow
Haberkaup
Hardell
Kundert
Aue
Holmes
Zuerchare
Feldt
Rocker
Willets
P. Ashby
Bakhof
Fulkerson
Spoerry
Processed Foods Surge in 1947 Canned Fruits
The 1947 availability of processed foods, notably canned fruits, has risen significantly compared with the previous year, indicating widening supply and consumer access.
Livestock Market Report Chicago USDA Prices and Totals
U S Department of Agriculture market notes show salable hogs at 8 000 to 10 500 head with most confined under 250 pounds up 25 cents. heavier weights also up a quarter. Cattle and calves totals listed with best steers 24 75 to 27 50, heifers 24 00 to 26 00, stock cattle firm, cows 17 50 to 21 00, bulls 17 50, weaners 26 00. Produce: poultry unsettled with receipts 19 trucks. fowl prices 27 to 39. butter steady at 93 score AA 61, eggs steady with 48 711 receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
USDA
Sectioned standards and receipts list in docket
A ledger lists U S standards numbers 1 and 2 with values 41.5 and 39.5 for current receipts. It also records dirties 37.5 and checks 37, along with No 3 and 4 entries 42.5 and 39 40. The document formats No 1 44.5 45 entries and U S standards 3 4 41.5.
Wall Street Stages Mixed Day Amid Uncertain Economic Tide
Wall Street failed to sustain early gains as many key issues retreated while others held. Trade moved slowly with cautious client reluctance amid coal shutdowns and labor disputes. notable declines hit U S Steel American Telephone Chrysler GM and Pennsylvania Railroad while Santa Fe Texas Corp Goodrich and J C Penney held firm. Bond activity was narrow and commodities mixed with frozen food lockers rising from 4600 to 8000 since 1943.
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New York
Commission
U. S. Steel
American Telephone
Chrysler
General Motors
Pennsylvania Railroad
Santa Fe
Texas Co
Goodrich
J. C. Penney
Tender skins on vegetables and fruits for serving
When skins are tender scrub and serve these vegetables with skins on cucumber carrots tomatoes and summer squash. Leave skins on apples for salads fruit cups applesauce.
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Senators
Telephone
Juda
F. N. Miller
Champ
Joe Louis
Manny Seaman
Michigan
Doc Casey
Jerry ‘Doc’ Streeter
Mexico City
Moore Pea
Mrs. Millard Tschudy
Conservation
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Washington
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Toledo
Columbus
St. Paul
Kansas City
Louisville
Pet
Boston Chicago
Columbus St. Paul
Johnson Motor Sales
Dodge
Plymouth
Alger Vincent Sale
Browntown
Illini
Des Moines
Eddyville
Perle G
Harry Schrader
Sale Pavillion
Edge of
Dakota, Ill
McCormick Deering
L.A. John Deere
Guernsey
Bangs
Mgr
Albert Hugelshofer
L. J. Bangasser
W. B. Elbeck
Wall Street
Philippines
Mindanao
Philippine War Crimes Tribunal
del Monte
S. Melville Hussey
Bayonne
N. J
U. S. Army
Manila
Hajime Amoda
Fumio Suzuki
van Johnson
Keenan Wynn
Goetz
Robert Montgomery
Lieyvd Nolan In
Lady IN the Lake
James Cagney
Madeleine
Mrs
Paul
Hanson
Nee Leona Bahler
Turner Hall
Thomas Gaughan
Prop
Monroe, Wis
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