Sandlot Baseball To Start Monday With Four Teams
Sandlot baseball at Recreation Park opens Monday at 1 15 pm with four teams from boys 15 and under. Sponsors Schuetzel Hickory Cheese and Red s Grills back three squads. a fourth sponsor is sought. Teams wear sponsor gear. rosters listed for Schuetze Hickory Cheese Red s Grill and a fourth squad. Upcoming schedule includes unnamed team vs Hickory Cheese and Schuetzes vs Red s Grill, then follows with more matchups in weeks two and three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recreation Park
Schuetzel
Hickory Cheese
Red's Grills
Schuetzes
Nathan Brand
Pete Johnson
Gary Coplien
Virgil Brog Franklin Deininger
Daryl Amans
Bill Boyd
Wayne Bahn
Bob Becker
Butch Meyers
Ronnie Elmer
Dick Schultz
Bud Donovan
Gayle Quinn
Tom Croak
Pat Wuetrich
Bill Flannery
Jim Menehan
Francis Brennan
Skippy Brennan
David Fuchs
Gary Rupnow
Bill Conway
Joe McGuire
Tom Hyland
David Croak
Red's Grill
Gordie Stauffacher
Gary Germann
Bob Bush
Ken Norder
Barton Voegels
Herb Ableman
Don Martin
John Niffenegger
Jerry Newman
Donald Smwell
Gary Hoesly
George Mauerman
LeRoy Rauscher
Jerry Davis
Ronald Ault
Clifford Bennett
Jerry Stauffacher
Gordie Teenan
Gary Kuebli
Roger Galli
Karl Aeschlimann
Bill Mauerman
Kenton Potts
Danny_ Steffen
Charle Chase
David von Moos
Harold Kline
Hickory Chee
Red’s Grill
Indians Rout Boston 7 1. Hogan Drives In Three
Batting star Jim Hogan of the Indians drove in three runs including a first inning double and a homer in the sixth as Cleveland beat Boston 7 to 1. Vic Raschi of the Yankees halted Chicago’s six game win streak with a 4 to 2 victory. Other scores: St Louis 2 Boston 1. Detroit 9 Philadelphia 2. New York 4 Chicago 2 night. many rain postponed games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Hogan
Indians
Tribe
Boston
Vic Raschi
Yankees
Chicago
St. Louis
New York
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
American Association
Toledo
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Louisville
Kansas City
Columbus
Wisconsin Rapids
Oshkosh
Appleton
Janesville
Sheboygan
Fond du Lac
Green Bay
Wausau
White Sox Streak Ends by New York Yankees
The Chicago White Sox lost 4-2 to the New York Yankees ending a six game win streak. Manager Paul Richards said the loss showed the team wanted to win every game and noted Vic Raschi delivered clutch pitching for the Yankees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emeago
Chicago White Sox
Paul Richards
New York Yankees
Sox
Skein
Philadelphia Athletics
White Sox
Yankees
Vic Raschi
Andrews to Start on Mound for Cards in Opener
Mon roe Cardinal manager John Walter named lefty LaVern Andrews of Juda to start tomorrow against New Glarus in the season opener at 8 p.m. Andrews was a starting pitcher for Wisconsin this spring and may be backed by right-hander Wainright if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrews
LaVern
Schuetzes Beat By Waffle Shop
Waffle Shop won its first game of the season opener against Schuetzes 5 to 4. Pitchers John Wagner and Al Henning allowed three hits in seven innings in a tight duel. Gene Mason and Jerry Purcell had two and one hits respectively for Waffle Shop. Don Ripp drove in three runs with a fifth inning homer. Four runs in the fourth came on a walk, two errors, a wild pitch and a hit batsman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waffle Shop
Schuetzes
John Wagner
Butch) Henning
Schuetze
Gene Mason
Jerry Purcell
Henning
Don Ripp
Black Clark
Gemplers
Sure Bend
Lamboley
Phillips
Smith
Shrine KC Game Plans Launched
Shrine of Columbus members and Green County Shrine club plan a charity softball game before a main Shrine KC baseball contest at Recreation Park in August for crippled children. Everett Keel and W Howard Smith named general chairs. Committees include Bender, MacDonald, Gallitz, Kirsch, Norton, Feldt, Kane, Clark, and Pierce. Next meeting set for June 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus
Green County Shrine Club
Shrine-Kc
Recreation Park
Masonic Temple
Everett Keel
The
Shrine
W. Howard Smith
Kcill
W. C. Bender
W. S. MacDonald
Laverne C. Gallitz
Lee Kirsch
E. J. Norton
Keel
Ben F. Feldt
William T. Kane
Don J. Clark
Clinton W. Pierce
Careless Smoker Blamed for Buffalo Raceway Fire
A Buffalo blaze killed 31 harness racing horses after starting during Thursday night’s program at the track. Investigators Detective Sgt. Charles Hagerty and Chief Louis Kassell led the probe with volunteers aiding a rapid fire response, stating a careless smoker likely caused the fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
Buffalo Raceway
Charles L. Haggerty
Buffalo Police
Louis Kassell
American Legion Promises Largest Monroe Wrestling Crowd
The American Legion in Monroe expects the biggest wrestling turnout at Turner Hall tomorrow night at 8 p m to see Maurice Tillet The Angel and Joe Vinca in a two out of three falls main event. Tickets are at WenGer Kramer hardware and Turner Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Turner Hall
Angel
Joe Vinca
Maurice Tillet
the Angel
American Legion
Wenger_and Kramer hardware ant
Vinca
Maurice Robert
Montreal
Stan Karoly
Boston
Mass
Badman al Stecher
Rumors On Browns Sale Persist In St Louis
Rumors persist that the St. Louis Browns near sale to Bill Veeck, despite denials by current owners. Reports claim completion could come soon, with possibilities the team stays in St Louis, and Joe Gordon slated to manage the Browns, a claim he denied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
St. Louis Browns
Bill Veeck
Bill
Charlie DeWitt
Veeck
Cleveland Indians
Browns
St. Louis Star-Times
Detroit Free Press
Joe Gordon
Pacific Coast League
Gordon
Sacramento ‘Solons
Woeffler Sells Alleys to Dr Bongiorno
Evansville bowling alleys once owned by Willard Woeffler former Monroe resident were sold to Dr F J Bongiorno of Albany Elwyn Connors Evansville son of Lauren Connors Albany will manage the alleys under new ownership The facilities are closed for re conditioning ahead of the fall season
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woeffler
F. J. Bongiorno
Evansville
Willard Woeffler
Monroe
Albany
Elwyn Conners
Lauren Connors
Milwaukee Falls to Toledo in 10th In 4-3 Defeat
In a 10 inning setback Milwaukee lost 4-3 to Toledo as Russ Sullivan hit a decisive first inning homer after Toledo tied the game in the eighth and ninth. The Madhens’ win came after Paul Campbell plated Bill Barnacle with a ninth inning single. Ohio State and Western Michigan split a two game set with OSU winning 1-0 in 10 innings and WMU taking the nightcap 4-2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Russ Sullivan
Toledo Madhens
Toledo
Paul Campbell
Bill Barnacle
Sullivan
Ohio
Columbus
Ohio State
Western Michigan
Omaha
Buckeyes
Broncos
Richland Center Names New Basketball Coach
Richland Center High School appoints John Bruckbauer as head basketball coach and physical education director. The former coach at Bessemer High School in Michigan brings experience to the program and will oversee P E activities and athletic development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richland Center
Richland Center High School
John Bruckbauer
Cage
Bessemer, Mich
Bruckbauer
Penn Faces TV Boycott Pressure From NCAA Ruling
The University of Pennsylvania confronts a chill of boycott as Dartmouth and Columbia refuse to play Penn while its NCAA status lingers. Penn’s 1951 schedule lists California, Dartmouth, Princeton, Columbia, Navy, William and Mary, Wisconsin, Army, and Cornell. Notre Dame weighs its telecast stance, awaiting proper university action with possible price considerations for 1951 showings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
University of Penn
Quakers
Dartmouth
Columbia
Penn
Princeton
Navy
William and Mary
Wisconsin
Army
Cornell
Notre Dame
University of Pennsylvania
NCAA
Browntown Visitors Travel Log and Local Guests
A sequence of social notes from Browntown. Residents and friends visit in Jacksonville Florida and Marion Indiana while others return from fishing trips. A long list of weekend guests includes families from Rockford Jacksonville Miss Wedron Dodgeville Madison Janesville Milwaukee and Clarno. New York is noted as the leading cabbage raising state of the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Wisconsin dairy judges tour farms near Monticello
The Holstein herd of H Otto Elmer and the Brown Swiss of Voegeli Brothers near Monticello will be visited by dairy fair judges from Wisconsin during a late month tour. From June 25 to 27 they take a condensed short course with Elmer Hanson of Curtiss Illinois as official judge. The group will tour Madison New Glarus Monticello Delavan area farms, with two herds in each stop. Open houses at Wisconsins branch stations follow in mid July to show grain tests irrigation trials and terracing and pasture rotation experiments at Hancock and Marshfield sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Otto Elmer
Voegeli Brothers
Monticello
Wisconsin
Elmer Hanson
Curtiss Farms
Illinois
University of Wisconsin
Madison
New Glarus
Delavan
P. N. Steffanus
Jersey
Lookout Valley
Hancock
Marshfield
South Wayne Social Notes Highlight Regional Visits
Mrs. Harry T. Maddrell reports visits by Mr. and Mrs. Norman Clark of Chicago who stayed with his brother-in-law and sister Mr and Mrs William Lormrude Over the weekend Arthur Olsen home hosted Mr and Mrs Howard Hendrickson and Blanchardville guest Miss Mabel Chambers Mrs Ethel Olson and Sen and Mrs Melvin J Olson Also Mr and Mrs Ole Lund returned from Belle Plain Ia Mrs Lund had visited at Forrest Lund home for five weeks and S J Johnson and family visited sister Mrs Mabel Cook Chippewa Falls and Dr
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Clark
Chicago
William Lormrude
Arthur Olsen
Howard Hendrickson
Blanchardville
Mabel Chambers
Ethel, Olson
Sen
Melvin J. Olson
Ole Lund
Belle Plain
Lund
Forrest Lund
S.J. Johnson
Mabel Cook
Chippewa Falls
Local notes from Menomonie area events and services
Mrs Frederick Cook and family from Menomonie attended events Friday through Thursday. Rev Charles J Swanson and Mr and Mrs D M Howery joined the Methodist conference at Baraboo. Mrs Howery will attend the Jurisdictional Methodist summer school at Lake Forest June 11 to 16. Sen and Mrs M J Olson visited Assemblyman Martin Monson at St Clare hospital after his tractor accident. Mrs Isadore Smith also a patient there. Thomas Schiesser Jr, father of Mrs John Meiers, underwent surgery at St Clare. Mrs Christine Tregonong is ill at home. Mr and Mrs Clark Lelle near South Wayne had their infant daughter Ellen Marie baptized at the Darlington home, with Rev E J Jeffrey officiating. Sponsors were Elwood Scherer and Mrs Harold Lelle. A picnic preceded the baptism. Guests included Clark Lelle and Sam Lloyd Retzlaff families, Harold Lelle and family, Elwood Scherer, Robert Barker and son, Nick Lelle, and Mrs Nellie Brown. Lo Bertha Brenum and Mrs Lyle Swanson hosted Good Cheer Sunday school at Union Memorial church on the farm home with Mrs Earl Schliem as co-hostess. Business and devotions led by Mrs Glen Segner. lesson by Mrs O B Peterson. entertainment by Mrs Schliem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Cook
Menomonie
Charles J. Swanson
D. M. Howery
Baraboo
Howery
Methodist Society
Lake Forrest
M. J. Olson
Martin Monson
St. Clare Hospital
Isadore ‘Smith
Darlington
Lo Bertha Brenum
Negro Boxer Clings To Life After Coast Bout
Elijah Williams, 21, a Negro featherweight, fractured the base of his skull and sustained brain injury after a knockdown from Gene Smith in Washington on Thursday night. He remained in critical condition early today, with doctors reporting a 50-50 chance for life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Little Dynamite
Elijah Wiliams
Gene Smith
Evans Marries Florence Sinkula at St Francis Xavier
Gene Evans, former University of Wisconsin football player, and Florence Loraine Sinkula marry today at St Francis Xavier cathedral parsonage. Evans, who has played short stop for the Wisconsin Rapids club in the Wisconsin State Baseball league on weekends, makes the wedding news in a regional report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Evans
Green Bay
University of Wisconsin
Florence Loraine Sinkula
St. Francis Xavier Cathedral
Evans
Wisconsin Rapids
Markets Test Hogs Cattle and Grains Mixed in Chicago
Hog salable figures show week to week gains for barrows and gilts while sows edge higher. weekly top for choice 190-220 pounds. Cattle receipts down from last week with steers and heifers mostly weaker and cows uneven. Prime fed steers 1175-1335 pounds traded at 38.65 to 38.75, with various grades steady to lower. grains drift lower with corn, oats and soybeans down while wheat and tye edges up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
USDA
Board of Trade
Washington reports revised Korea enemy casualty total
The army updates the estimated total enemy casualties in Korea through June 2 to 1,115,111, lower than last week’s 1,133,410 figure which has been adjusted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Korea
Also Mentioned on This Page
BY Jimmy Hatlo
Bale
Ameri Legion
Decatur Lake Country Club
Brodhead, Wis
Wationally
Arubalueer
Browntown
Mrs. C. L. Craige
Rollie Wells
Aldreth
Ralph Lueck
Oscar Schumacher
Jacksonville
Fla
James Wells
Ralph
Arnold Luecks
Chamburg
Rudolph Haaske
Robert Rugh
Roger Binger
Gene Lueck
Reese Binger
Selmer Rude
Willard Osgood
Pete Lanning
Rockford
Eric Halverson
Otto Lenz
Fall River
Grant Allen
Marion
Dale Thran
Thran
Allen
Charles Larson
Richard Newquist
Richard
Harry Hemwall
Donald
O. M. Goddard
O. L. Rugh
Ronnie
Wedron
Lars Peterson
O. M. Daley
Carl Peterson
Palmer Peterson
Lester Peterson
Dodgeville
Virgil Larson
Luther Larson
Cpl
Gordon Joe Larson
Bong
Wash
di i
Clarno
Free Town Delivery
Aitaair
Candor Farm SC
W. G. Timm
Holstein-Friesian Association of America
Walter Haberman
South Wayne
Mrs
Harry T. Maddrell
Lyle Swanson
Good Cheer
Union Memorial Church
Earl Schliem
Glen Segner
O. B. Peterson
Schliem
Orangeville
Glen E. Eclender
Roger Arn
Peoria, Ill
Gene Pinnow
Arn
Marty-Ripp Chevrolet
AME
Goetz
Anes
William Bendix
Audie Murphy
Kansas Raiders
Thrills
War
Ster
Hailumbia
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!