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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1946

Page

5

DodgersACING Setbacks Mark Early Season Struggles

The Dodgers, unable to beat the St. Louis Cardinals in three straight starts, suffer a 3-2 loss in St. Louis as their lead over the Cardinals narrows to two games. Brooklyn conceded late to Terry Moore’s pinch single after holding a 2-0 edge, with Ted Wilks earning the win and Art Herring charged with the loss.

Associated Press Brooklyn Dodgers St. Louis Cardinals Flatbush Redbirds Durocher Dandies Brooklyn St. Louis Brooks Harry Brecheen Terry Moore Ted Wilks Brecheen Art Herring Phillies Chicago Cubs Phil Hank Borowy Frank McCormick Boston Pittsburgh Pirates Ed Wright Preacher Roe Bob Malloy Cincinng New York Boston Red Sox New York Yankees Butland Joe Cronin Bill Butland al- Shoush Earl Johnson Cleveland Sox York Stevenm Detroit Yanks Virgil Trucks al Gettel Roger Wolff Sam Zoldak Chicago Philadelpia

Paulson family reunion and visitors gather in Plymouth

Mrs. Donald L. Collins reports a Paulson reunion with forty eight guests at the Paulson home. Local residents entertained visitors from Madison Milwaukee Monroe and Whitewater. Several couples and families from Condon Dixon Grenwaldt and Conlin were noted guests and plans for Mary Joyce to enroll in teachers college were discussed alongside Wesleyan Service Guild activities and a Decatur Country Club picnic.

Floyd Zimmerae Ean Chicago Gurnie Condon J. W. Zimmerman Jack Edwards de Paul University Claus Paulson Emmett Grenwalt William Dixon Gon Milwaukee Dr. Mooney Patricia Pierce Nancy Wilsey Mattie Lake Leslie Montgomery Monroe Arnold Condon Glen Condon Loudon Blackbourne Plymouth Ruth Maves Madison Aln. Conklin John Finn Raymond Anderson Mary Joyce Whitewater Mary Teachers College Wesleyan Service Guild Decature Country Club

Royal Voegeli Earns Minnesota Degree and Naval Commission

Monticello Times reports Royal Voegeli son of Mr and Mrs Jacob Voegeli will receive a bachelor of science from the University of Minnesota on June 14 and be commissioned an ensign in the U S navy. He completed four years of work in 2 years 9 months and has a record in varsity debate with a second place in the national Big Ten tourney. He has participated in a student United Nations conference and serves in several student and academic fraternities while holding leadership roles in naval publications and organizations.

Monticello Times Special Service Royal Voegeli Jacob Voegeli University of Minnesota U. S. Navy Voegeli Chicago State Capitol Voegels Arthur Sadogan England Phil Kappa Delta Delta Sigma Rho Sigma Chi Gopher Log Naval Reserve Officers’ Training Corps Navy

Gremlin Wins Two Races at Maywood Program

Ummago or Herman Landis of Shelbyville Ind owned the brown mare Never Worry who won both divisions of the Waukegan trot at nine sixteenths mile and mile and a sixteenth at Maywood harness track. Gremlin won the shorter event by eight lengths over Rexworthy and the longer by two lengths over Gene Long. A crowd of 6,385 wagered $115,453 on the night program, the park’s fourth straight nightly pari mutuel handle above $100,000. Never Worry, a pacer, was sold for $3,500 and finished fourth in tonight’s second race.

Ureman Herman Landis Shelbyville Ind Maywood Rexworthy Gene Long L. F. Jessen Monticello E. J. Baker St. Charles Sportsman

Three-way tie tops Home Talent league in South Section

Belleville, Oregon, Blanchardville and Belleville share first with 3-1 records after Blanchardville beat New Glarus and Monticello defeated Juan. Evansville holds second at 2-1, Monticello 2-2, New Glarus 1-4, and Juan 0-4.

Blanchardville Bellevile Oregon al- Set Sars Oly Trpe Newrus Bevoneoaraa Blanchardville- New Glarus Juan Monticello Evansville New Glarus Juaa

Make It A Million Army Retirement Plan Ad

The U S Army Recruiting Station promotes a retirement scheme with half pay after 20 years and three quarters pay after 30 years. It claims over 750000 have joined and urges readers to visit their nearest Army Camp Post for full details.

U.S. Army Recruiting Station

Ortiz Keeps Title in Bantam Bout Victory

Manuel Ortiz from El Centro Calif remains world bantamweight champion after knocking out Jackie Jurich in the 15th round of their 15 round scheduled fight last night to defend the title for the 15th time.

Orite San Francisco Manuel Ortiz el Centro Calif Jackie Jurich Ortiz

Jack Johnson Dies in Auto Crash at 68 in North Carolina

The first Negro heavyweight champion Jack Johnson died after his car struck a light pole and overturned near Franklinton, ICU, en route to New York from Texas. His companion Fred L. Scott was injured. Johnson’s wife Irene arranged to move the body to Chicago. Born Galveston 1878, Johnson defended the title against Jim Jeffries in Reno 1910 and lost to Jess Willard in Havana 1915.

Raleigh N. C Jack Johnsson Jess Willard Franklinton New York Texas Fred L. Scott Johnson Irene Johnson Chicago Tommy Burns Canada Sidney Australia Willard Havana Galveston John Arthur Johnson Jim Jeffries Reno Tex Rickard Fame

Suffered prison, escape, and long ring career of a boxing figure

A Chicago cafe founder was convicted of Mann Act violations and sentenced to Leavenworth. He bailed out, fled to Paris, fought in Spain and Havana, and drifted through Mexico, Argentina, Brazil before returning to the United States. He surrendered in San Diego July 20, 1920, served time, was released July 9, 1921, then resumed boxing before quitting seven years later.

Chicago Leavenworth Paris Spain Havana Willard Mexico Argentina Brazil United States U. S San Diego The Ring

Beloit Names Herbert Hodges as Track Coach and PE Instructor

Beloit College announces Herbert Hodges 43 a veteran Wheaton high school track coach will become head track coach and instructor of physical education joining Beloit staff next September Hodges spent 18 of 23 prep coaching years at Wheaton and succeeds Jim Easterbrook who coached track this year while serving as football coach

Beloit Herbert Hodges Wheaton Beloit College Carey Croneis Hodges Jim Easterbrook

Rules Against Loans By Vets' Department To Vocational Bureau

Attorney General John Martin issued an opinion to the state board of vocational education ruling it cannot borrow money from the state Department of Veterans Affairs to fund on the farm training program for veterans. The opinion also says federal funds for on the farm training cannot be used for program administration. The board faced a lack of funds and sought interim borrowing until the 1947 legislature appropriated funds.

Sweans John Martin State Board of Vocational Education State Department of Veterans Affairs Onthre

Lopsided Softball Openers Hit Rec Park

Major Waffle Shop 16 Green County Service 0 and Minor Martin's Appliance 26 Co F 1 opened the local softball leagues at Rec reation Park. Waffle Shop powered ahead with three homers by John Wagner Wally Miller and Roy Morgenthaler while Wally Schuetz cruised. Public address debuted with Bill Hardell, band concert schedule noted for tonight, and next games set for Wednesday.

Recreation Park Waffle Shop Green County Service Martin Co. F Wally Schuetz Waffle John Wagner Wally Miller Roy Morgenthaler Ed Krattiger Herb Goetz Glenn Swiggum G. Blecklin Schuetz Reecreation Park Lakeshire Marty Kundert Standard Oilers Pilieers Ockage Sais McCardle Taverns Bill Hardell Jones Jonings

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