Nightcap routs lift White Sox to even split with Senators
In a marathon weekend, Chicago defeats Washington 8-2 behind Bob Gillespie in relief of Luke Appling day tributes. Chicago’s 1-0 loss to the Senators tied the longest dry contest in ML history. Cubs’ rainout delays NL actions while Pirates and Phillies split a DH.
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Dave
Boo) Terris
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Hal Newhouser
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Phils
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Pirate
Wisconsin Telephone Workers Reorganize District 23 Elects Leader
Milwaukee leader B Le Fevre was chosen president of the newly organized district 23 of the Communication Workers of America at a two day charter convention. Delegates representing Wisconsin telephone workers voted to replace the old Telephone Guild of Wisconsin and the National Federation of Telephone Workers.
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Milwaukee
Vel—Amour B. le Fevre
Communication Workers of America
Wisconsin Telephone Ayarks
Telephone Guild of Wisconsin
Wisconsin Telephone Co
CWO
National Federation of Telephone Workers
Wisconsin Guild
Community News Highlights and Visits This Summer
Juda visits grandparents the Hartwigs and attends Evangelical Bible school. Missionary society meets Tuesday at 2 led by Mrs. Henry Norder with Emma Chambers and Gladys Ludwig. Floyd Kolander from Green Bay visits with his parents. Miss Joan Schmid goes to Madison for summer with family and Uptown Grill work. William Siedschlag of Rockford visits relatives. Betty Ehlert and June Gilbertson stay with Zimmermans and Moldenhauer relatives in Florida. Ivan Boyer hosts sister Joan Schmid with games and honors awarded to Kathryn Chambers, Virgil Waelti, Goldine Walton, and La Vern Andrews. Robert Retzlaff returns from Lake Geneva after visiting relatives.
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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 Kolander
Joan Schmid
Madison
Uptown Grill
William Siedschlag
Rockford
Betty Ehlert
June Gilbertson
Brodhead
Betty
Orville Zimmerman
Oscar _ Moldenhauer
Winter Haven
Fla
Nettie Andereck
Ivan Boyer
Kathryn Chambers
Virgil Waelti
Goldine Walton
LaVern Andrews
Robert Retzlaff
Lake Geneva
Russell “Milee LeeSere Om
Juniors Edge Janesville 3-2 In Extra Inning Thriller
Monroe American Legion juniors stun Janesville 3-2 after a 10 inning battle at recreation park. Dwyer starts late rally, Moon and Ableman seal the win as Monroe completes a season opening sweep with strong relief pitching from Schuetz Courtney and Moon. Janesville led in the eighth, Monroe tied in the ninth, winning in the 10th.
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American Legion I
Recreation Park
Butas
Janesville
Janesville American Legion
Beloit
Jerry Dwyer
Henewall
Bill Moon
Steinke
Bob Ableman
Bob Schuetz
Purcell
Stauffacher
Fred Huber
Bob Rieder
Schuetz
Dan Courtney
Courtney
Moon
New Glarus Social Notes From Mrs Millard Tschudy
Mrs Fred J Marty visited Madison relatives on Friday. Joshua Streiff arrived from California to visit relatives and friends. Mrs Fred Tschudy and Mrs Sylvia Breylinger with Mrs Walter Wohhwend hosted Friday dinner at the Walter Gross home in Madison. Dr and Mrs John A Schindler and family of Monroe were Thursday evening guests at the Gilbert Lott home. Mr and Mrs Ronald Tickens and Mr and Mrs John Wild of Minnesota and Mr and Mrs Ed Wild Redfield attended the funeral of the late Dr Barbara Hocsly. Mr and Mrs Clayton La Liberte and daughter Bonnie and son Bruce returned to Niagara after a week at the Vernon Duerst home. Mrs Quint Ott hosted her bridge club Thursday evening with guests Mrs Robert Dibble Mrs Eugene Sinessy Mrs Gerald Disch Mrs Palmer Strickler Mrs Fred Leinbardt Miss Lorraine McQuillin and Isabel Mitchell. Mrs Gerald Disch and Mrs George Hartman spent Monday afternoon in Monroe.
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Fred J. Marty
Madison
Joshus Streiff
California
Fred Tschudy
Sylvia Breylinger
New Glarus
Walter Wohhwend
Ronald Tickens
John Wild
Minnesota
Ed Wild
Redfield
Barbara Hocsly
Clayton la Li ‘Perte
Bonnie
Bruce
Niagara
Vernon’ Duerst
Quinten Ott
Lrs
Robert Dibble
Eugene Sinessy
Gerald Disch
Palmer Strickler
Fred Leinhardt
Lorraine
McQuillin l
Isabel
Holland Wins 100 Mile Race Before 35,000 Fans
Bill Holland won the 100 mile AAA sanctioned race at state fair park in 1 hour 8 minutes 44.61 seconds setting a new record while leading the last 30 miles with a missing motor. Rex Mays finished second as Tony Bettenhausen set a track record in 37.36 seconds. The event drew 34,788 fans and total prize money was $24,000 with Holland earning $5,947.
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Bill Holland
Mauri Rose
State Fair Park
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Holland
Rex Mays
Mays
Bridgeport
Conn
Nolland
Wolfe
Tony Bettenhausen
Tinley Park
Monroe Home Talent Nine Edges New Glarus 5-4
Monroe wins to take second place in the Southern section as Lefty Andrews hurls a six hitter for Monroe and Kubly allows 13 hits for New Glarus. Charley Dwyer and Blum lead Monroe with three and four hits respectively while Disch adds a .500 day. Monroe travels to Evansville Friday and Argyle Sunday for league games.
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Alent
Glarus
LaVerne
Andrews
Kubly
New Glarus
Glazners
Glarners
Charley Dwyers
Blum
Disch
J Monroe
Evansville
Argyle
County Men Attend Conservation Congress
Norman Hicks a Green county conservation warden and Ray i Beckman join Monroe Dr. H. F. Zingg of New Glarus and Ed Lyons of Brodhead in Madison today and tomorrow for the conservation congress.
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Norman Hicks
Green County
Rayi Beckman
Monroe
H. F. ‘Zingg
New Glarus
Ed Lyons
Brodhead
Madison
Baseball Scoreboard From Yesterday
American League results include St. Louis 9 4, New York 2 5, Philadelphia 4 0, Cleveland 0 2, Washington 1 2, Chicago 0 8, Detroit 2 Boston 0. National League Philadelphia 5 4, Pittsburgh 2 5. St. Louis at New York and Chicago at Brooklyn rained out. American Association Milwaukee 3 5 Indianapolis 1 0. Minneapolis 5 3 Toledo 2 1. Columbus 7 7 St. Paul 5 6. Kansas City 6 1 Louisville 2 4.
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Michigan State Wins Central Title
Michigan State scored 41 points to dethrone Illinois, which finished second with 34 at the 22nd Central Collegiate track and field championships in Milwaukee on Saturday. Wisconsin placed third and Notre Dame fourth. standout Wisconsin freshman Don Gehrmann won the mile and 2 mile events.
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Michigan State
Illinois
Wisconsin
Notre Dame
Don Gehrmann
Gehrmann
Dick Houden
Gil Hertz
Tom Bennett
Bob Beierle
George Kailas
Madison West High School
Mansfield
Holland Saltze
Janesville
Hal Dockery
Madison Central
Richard Atken
Sheboygan North
Leroy Collins
Green Bay East
10000 Miners Idle In Protest Against Labor Bill
About 13 600 miners joined a work stoppage in southwestern Pennsylvania boosting total idle to nearly 10 000 as a protest against a labor curbing bill passed by Congress. Fourteen mines were idle most operated by U S Steel Weirton Steel Jones and Laughlin and Republic Steel. AFL United Mine Workers Local members returned to work after president Andrew S Rayner warned against violating the federal anti strike injunction upheld by the Supreme Court. Government jurisdiction over the mines resumes July 1.
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Uniontown
Pennsylvania
Congress
U. S. Steel Corp
Weirton Steel
Jones and Laughlin
Republic Steel
Fone Afl United Mine Workers Jocal
Andrew S. Rayner
Supreme Court
Fragmented OCR stock standards and receipts list
A fragmented OCR snippet lists various stock numbers and standards. It includes No. 1-415-45 No. 2-44 No. 3 and 4-42.5 U S standards No. 1 and 2-41.5 No. 3 and 439-40 current receipts 39.5 duties 37.5 checks 37. The passage reads as scattered financial or inventory notations with no narrative context.
Livestock Market Chicago Reports Mixed Hog and Cattle Trading
USDA notes salable hogs 8 000 to 10 500 with most hogs under 250 lb up 25 cents and heavier weights higher. sows steady to 25 cents up. top hogs 24.75. cattle 17 000 salable with fed steers and yearlings strong and good to choice at 24.75 to 27.50. heifers 24.00 to 28.00. cows scarce and firm. bulls steady. produce and eggs with unsettled poultry and steady butter and eggs prices.
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Chicago
USDA
Wall Street Mixed As Markets Lose Early Momentum
A number of favorites failed to hold early gains as rail stocks dipped after initial improvement. By the fourth hour gains and losses were widely distributed with commissions noting cautious client outlook amid coal shutdowns labor unrest abroad and possible tax and labor action. Declines included US Steel American Telephone Chrysler General Motors and Pennsylvania Railroad. Santa Fe Texaco Goodrich and J C Penney rose. Bond activity remained narrow with mixed commodity movements.
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Commission
U 1S. Steel
American Telephone
J .Chrysler
General Motors
Pennsylvania Railroad
Saanta Fe
Texas Co
Good
Rich
J. C. Penney
Tennis Team Falls 6 3 To Freeport In Dual Meet
The Monroe Fellowship Tennis club lost to Freeport 6 3 with six singles matches decided and all three doubles matches going Freeport's way. Singles results include Hunt 3-6 6-3 6-4 over Kirkum and Holmes 6-0 6-1 over Zurchare. Doubles saw Willets Gables, Duane Meier, and Bakhof Fulkerson edge Monroe in two matches.
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Freeport
Hunt
Monroe
Kirkum
Franz
Rupnow
Haberkaup
Hardell
Kundert
Aue
Holmes
Zuerchare
Feldt
Rocker
Willets and Gables
Hunt and Jacobs
Duane
Meier
C. ‘Ashby
P. Ashby
Bakhof
Fulkerson
Spoerry
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