All-Star Softball Game Set for Roosevelt Stadium Beloit
Eastern and western division teams of the Southern Wisconsin softball league to compete in the annual loop All-Star game at Roosevelt Stadium Beloit at 8 30 a m on June 17. The squads include players from Monroe Johnson Phillips Bahler Krattiger Etter Ebert Stauffacher Vogler Wainwright Miller Winzenreich Erdman Gibson Hasse Koultz Kennedy Kitelinger Kertson McGuire Ward Rote Bellman Reniy Heyerdahl Sagen Figi Jen Figi Henning St Peter Mulvain Janesville Burns Godding Floon Gray Messer Brunzel Kerl Dulin Fowler Cashore Berger Bennet Walt Beloit Burns Al Roger Kright Polglaze Baars Tilley Mickelson Burns Grammel Jeece McClellan Haskell Bliss Beloit Muni Electric Co Greenwood Carey Morse Ramsey Mavel Bierman Nelson Jones Schloemer.
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Roosevelt Stadium
Beloit
Monroe
John “Eemann
Phillips
Wally Bahler
Krattiger
Duke Etter
Chuck, Ebert
Tom Stauffacher
Ernie Vogler
Dick Wainwright
Wally H. Miller
Bill Winzenreich
Easton
Donald Erdman
Richard Gibson
Walt’s
Belvit
Burns
Phil al Roger
Kright
Eddie Polglaze
Earl Baars
Chuck Ludius
Jim Tilley
Chauntey Mickelson
Bob Burns
Barney Grammel
Lawrence Jeece
Jim McClellan
Fredson
Verett Haskell
Les Bliss
Muni Electric Co
Warren Greenwood
Joe Carey
Pat Morse
Joe Ramsey
Marvy Mavel
Roger Bierman
Starr
Donald Nelson
Howard Phillips
Vernal Jones
John Schloemer
Belleville Falls 8 3 In Non League Game
Belleville loses 8 to 3 as they muster only three hits at Madison in a non league contest. Berg leads Belleville with a third inning triple while Herman Hoven sparks the Electrics with two triples and a single. DuBois fanned six for Electric as Eckstein, Du Bois and Oldroyd shine in a tight win.
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DuBois
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Bob Reich
Berg
Eckstein
Herman Hoven
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Reich
Sar- Electrics
du Bois
Oldroyd
Dickinson to Marry Loehnis in Wisconsin
Dwaine Dickinson of Tomah one of three boxing brothers at the University of Wisconsin will marry Donna Loehnis of Madison on Saturday.
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Madison
Dwaine Dickinson
Tomah
University of Wisconsin
Donna L. Loehnis
Baseball Scoreboard Readout With Daily and Upcoming Games
National League games listed for today include Pittsburgh at New York Cincinnati at Brooklyn St Louis at Philadelphia Chicago at Boston American League matchups New York at Cleveland Boston at Chicago Philadelphia at St Louis Yesterday results show St Louis 4 New York 1 Brooklyn 9 Chicago 5 Boston 10 Cincinnati 2 Philadelphia 4 Pittsburgh 3 Philadelphia 1 Chicago 0 St Louis 11 Boston 0 Detroit 9 New York 5 American Association results Columbus 9 Milwaukee 3 St Paul 22 Toledo 2 Indianapolis 10 Minneapolis 6 Louisville 9 Kansas City 2 Wisconsin State League scores Appleton 3 Fond du Lac 0 Green Bay 4 Oshkosh 3 Wausau 26 Sheboygan 7 Wisconsin Rapids 7 3 Janesville 4 Tomorrow schedules repeat today lineups with NL Cincinnati at Brooklyn Chicago at Boston Pittsburgh at New York St Louis at Philadelphia AL New York at Cleveland Washington at Detroit Philadelphia at St Louis AA Minneapolis at Milwaukee St Paul at Kansas City WI Appleton at Oshkosh Fond du Lac at Green Bay Wausau at Janesville Wisconsin Rapids at Sheboygan Batting Hoot Evers of Detroit tallied five hits including a double and a triple in Detroit 9 5 win over New York Pitching Dick Starr Browns sh ut out Red Sox 11 0 for Brownies first win of the season and fourth straight victory
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Lumberjacks Rout Sheboygan 26-7 in Wisconsin League
The Wausau Lumberjacks overwhelmed the Sheboygan Indians 26 to 7 as every player collected at least two hits and all but winning pitcher Earl Doud scored. Wisconsin State League results also had Appleton shutout Fond du Lac 3-0 Gray edged Oshkosh 4-3 and Rapids split a doubleheader with Janesville 7-3 and 4-3.
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Earl Doud
Appleton
Fond du Lac
Gray
Oshkosh
Rapids
Janesville
Play Nightcap Tonight Gempler's at New Glarus
Gempler's Tire Shop softball team travels to New Glarus for a non league game as the second half of a double header. Ralph Yeazel will pitch for the Monroe team.
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New Glarus
Glarus
Softball Commission Plans Schedule Meeting
The municipal softball commission will meet Monday night at the Angle to set schedules and approve rosters. Larry Kitchen reports the commission will include Kitchen, Dick Bahr, a Legion athletic officer, and three delegates at large. Delegates will be chosen by the Legion athletic committee soon. Two major and eight minor league teams have submitted rosters including Kundert Oilers Farm Bureau Benkerts Implements Anderson Oilers Gemp ler's Tire Shop Lanz Hardware Lamboley Coal and Ice Grossen's Tavern and a squad led by Gus Thompson.
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Larry Kitchen
Kitchen
Dick Bahr
Legion Athletic Officer
Commission
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Farm Bureau
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Anderson Oilers
Gempler’s Tire Shop
Lanz Hardware
Lamboley Coal and Ice Co
Grossen’s Tavern
Gus Thompson
16 NCAA Colleges Warned on Violations
The NCAA accuses 16 member schools of not complying with the sanity code and sets July 1 as the deadline to declare intent to comply by September 1. Noncompliance could lead to expulsion at the January meeting in New York. 11 institutions remain on the doubtful list pending further action.
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Chicago
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Clarence P. Houston
Tufts College
New York
All Star Vote Opens for Contest July 12
Balloting opens today to pick starting lineups for the American and National leagues in the annual All Star game in Brooklyn on July 12. First returns are expected next Monday. Nationwide polls close at midnight June 29. Last year 4,107,893 votes were cast by fans.
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Chicago
Brooklyn
Jeffries Celebrates 50th Anniversary in Burbank Arena
Jim Jeffries marked the 50th anniversary of winning the world heavyweight title with a celebrity attended event at his Burbank arena Jeffries Barn watching an amateur boxing card. He claimed the championship by knocking out Bob ep at Coney Island in 1899.
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Burbank
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Bobep
Coney Island
Badgers Draw No. 12 At I C A Regatta
Wisconsin varsity crew drew the No 12 lane on the Hudson for the 1949 Intercollegiate Rowing Association regatta on June 25 with twelve crews racing in the three mile varsity event. Wisconsin will be the farthest from the west shore where lanes are numbered.
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New York
Wisconsin
Hudson River
Deer damage crops across Wood Clark and Juneau counties
State conservation officials report heavy deer damage to vegetable crops in Wood Clark and Juneau counties. Petitions from 38 farmers in Dehurst Clark county and Pittsville Canning Co. list 100 growers threatened with loss unless state action is taken. The firm argues deer overpopulation is a state issue, opposing local shooting or feeding programs.
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Dehurst
Clark County
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Bayfield County
Canning Company
Harness Driver Hurt In Second Race Spill
Fairmount Park reports 68 year old harness driver Pete Watermelen suffered a heavy fall in the second race while driving Doctor Clardy in the conditioned 25 class pace. He was knocked unconscious and rushed to East St Louis hospital. Spud Worthy, driven by Bob Lamb, won the race and paid $12 even for a $2 unit. The day’s double paid $134.40 for backers.
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Pete Watermelen
Clardy
Watermelen
East St. Louis
Spud Worthy
Bob Lamb
Skipper
White Sox Fall In Marathon Loss To Athletics
The Chicago White Sox dropped a 1-0 12 inning loss to the Philadelphia Athletics. Dick Fowler pitched all 12 for the Athletics, allowing seven hits and earning his fourth win. An unearned run in the 12th decided the game with Bill Wight charged with the loss.
Handicap Tournament Pairings Now Posted at Monroe CC
The annual Monroe Country Club handicap golf tournament pairings are posted with 64 golfers set for the first round due by June 23. The second round follows by July 4, then semi final and final rounds in successive weeks, with pairings drawn by a committee led by Russell J. Myers in the club locker room.
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Monroe Country Club
Russell J. Myers
Twin Grove Residents Visit in Minneapolis and Nearby Cities
A list of social visits spans Minneapolis and several Wisconsin towns. Families from Beloit Freeport Monroe Oconomowoc Monticello Clarno Rockford and more are noted visiting relatives and friends on weekends and Sundays.
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J. H. Emrick
Sophia Kubly
C. M. Fritz
Lena Kubly
Minneapolis
Glen Chambers
Patricia
Beloit
Floyd Chambers
Earl Hamilton
Freeport
Clarence Borgeson
Oconomowoc
Kenneth Koepnick
Monroe
Franklin Camron
Milford Reed
Esther Fluegel
P. J. Reed
A. J. Buri
Herbert Orton
Henry Elmer
Monticello
Michael Melvin
Chlora Grabow
Clarno
Rockford
Oscar Walters
Monticello Notes From Monticello Society Page
Mrs. O D Curtis reports visits across towns with Monroe Madison and New Glarus residents. Several couples traveled to see relatives and attend gatherings while others visited hospitals and attended a firemen meeting at the village hall. Local residents shared trips to Juda Juda and Okee Lake while extending weekend stays at various homes.
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Marilyn Marty
Walter Laeser
Forreston
Arthur Escher
Janice
Joan Schneider
Madison
Joan
Bernice Schneider
New Glarus
Lydia Voegeli
Monticello
Voegels
Richard
St. Clare Hospital
Village Hall
Clarence Elmer Jr
Dorothy Pagel
Freeport
H. A. Walters
James Doo
Monroe
C. Fred Disch
Peter S. Streiff
M. E. Lynn
C. M. Stauffer
Dubuque
Carl Dick
Portage
Yolanda Richards
Ronda
Rolanda
J. P. Elmer
Okee Lake
Madison Opinion Denies Money Back After Appeal
Attorney General Fairchild ruled no provision allows recovering a fine after a successful appeal from a conviction. The opinion was delivered to Frank R. Sennet, Kewaunee County district attorney.
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Frank. R. Sennet
Kewaunee County
Lead Jet Flight Lands In Germany After Trans-Atlantic Run
Lt. Col. Er win Dregne of Viroqua led nine U S air force F 80 jet fighters that landed at Fuerstenfeldbruck Germany after a 3966 mile trans Atlantic flight from Selfridge Field Michigan.
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Frankfurt
Erwin Dregne
Viroqua
Fuerstenfeldbruck
Germany
Selfridge Field
Mich
Markets Report From Chicago Livestock Lows and Cars
USDA market summary shows salable hogs around 5,000 with slow uneven trade and lower spots, heavies over 325 lb trading weak to steady, top hogs at 21.75. Sows active and firm to higher, most good and choice 170-250 lb at 21.00-21.50, cattle and calves weak with mixed loads, steers 23.00-26.00, bulls 20.50-22.50, vealers 21.00-27.50, stockers near standstill. Live poultry steady with 29 trucks received, butter unchanged, eggs steady at 42-42.5 per dozen.
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USDA
Wall Street Trading New York Stock Summary
Wall Street trading in New York shows activity as markets react to early data. Investors monitor indices, with attention to price movements across key shares and sectors amid cautious trading.
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Wall Street Trading
New York
When Sick of Being Sick See The Chiropractor
M J Gonstead advertises chiropractic services with X‑ray and neurocalometer evaluations. Provides phone 373 and residence 101 Monroe.
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Chiropractic
M. J. Gonstead
Monroe
Market decline resumes after brief rally run
The market fell today ending a three session span of gains or stability with losses from fractions to about two points. The overall level sank to the 1948-49 low, marking one of the year’s worst setbacks. Major declines hit Santa Fe NY Central U S Steel Bethlehem Steel General Motors and Chrysler while Graham Paige Douglas Aircraft North American Johns Manville and American Tobacco bucked the trend. Bond changes were largely inconclusive.
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N. Y. Central
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Bethlehem Steel
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Chrysler
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Douglas Aircraft
North American Co
Johns-Manville
American
Brazil Borders Most South American Nations Excluding Two
The Republic of Brazil is bounded by nearly all South American republics along with the three Guianas, leaving two neighbor nations not sharing a border.
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Republic of Brazil
Guianas
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