Monroe Net Squad Closes Season With Southern Ten Title
Monroe High finished strong, capturing the Southern Ten championship in Madison on May 14 with 14 points. Kundert edged Vogler for the league singles crown in three sets, while Timmons and Feldt lost in doubles to Roch and Radke. The team’s only defeat came at Madison West 5 to 2, and next year weighs heavy on Kundert Vir and Timmons with Feldt and Pilz leading.
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Monroe
Wauwatosa
Bote
Kundert
Neenah
Madison
Wisconsin
Southern Ten
Vogler
Wth Kundert
Don Timmons
Alvin Feldt
Roch and
Radke
Baraboo
Timmons
Feldt
Madison West
West
Jack Vincent
Freeport
Janesville
Pretzels
Mitchell
Recreation Park
East
Vir
Rema
Harold “Bud” Pilz
Grimm to Take Front Office Role With Cubs
Boston report says Charlie Grimm will depart from the field to lead the Cubs front office as vice president in charge of baseball operations. Frankie Frisch will replace Grimm as field manager and Jimmy Gallagher will shift to vice president in charge of business affairs. Owner Philip K. Wrigley outlined the reshuffle after a rough game loss to the Pirates and Giants, citing health concerns and the club’s poor showing.
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Boston
Chicago Cubs
Charlie Grimm
Jollyey
Frankie Frisch
Fordham Flash
Frisch
Chicago
Jimmy Gallagher
Philip K. Wrigley
Cubs
Pittsburgh Pirates
New York Giants
Grimm
Wrigley
New
Yor
Albanian ex-vice premier Koci Xoxe sentenced to death
London reports the Tirana radio announces Koci Xoxe former Albanian vice premier has been condemned to death for traitorous activities. The sentence highlights ongoing political reprisals and foreign reaction to Albania's leadership purge.
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London
Tirana
Koci Xoxe
Want ads tempt with plenty of work for the money
A brief classified note highlights abundant work opportunities for buyers of the Want ad service. It emphasizes strong earnings potential and competitive demand in local job listings. The piece underlines the appeal of quick postings and steady inquiries from employers seeking quick hires.
Footville Keeps Softball Loop Lead
Footville topped Monroe 8 to 2 to maintain first place in the Southern Wisconsin league east. Footville erupted for five runs in the eighth inning after a tight game, with Erving Harnah going 2 for 4 including a double. Monroe’s Jerry Dwyer doubled as their only extra-base hit. Monroe pitcher Johnny Krattiger allowed eight hits in 8 1 3 innings, with Bahler finishing. Footville’s Bill Kersten fanned six over seven innings before Don Mooney closed.
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Monroe All-Stars
Footville
Erving Harnah
Leo Butts
Monroe
Jerry Dwyer
Johnny Krattiger
Bahler
Bill Kersten
Monroe—Krattiger
Charlie Ebert
Kersten
Don Mooney
Gemplers Tireshop Beats New Glarus 6 to 3 in Softball
Southpaw Ralph Yeazel dominated with 13 strikeouts and four hits allowed as Gemplers Tireshop edged New Glarus All Stars 6 to 3. Bill Timmons starred with three singles and a three run homer in the first, while Yeazel contributed a triple and Charley Bloom added a double. Durst allowed nine hits for New Glarus in the loss.
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Ralph Yeazel
Gempler
Tireshop
Glarus
Yeazel
Charley Bloom
Beloit Muni Electrics Defeat Brodhead 2 0
Beloit Muni Electrics moved from fourth to third place after a 2 0 win over Brodhead Legion. Both teams had six hits with Don Sagen hitting the lone extra base for Brodhead. Al Henning struck out six for Brodhead while Pat Morse fanned seven for Beloit.
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Brodhead
Beloit Muni Electrics
Brodhead Legion
Don Sagen
al Henning
Pat Morse
Beloit
Fort Atkinson Jaycees Tie for First in Southern Division
The Fort Atkinson Jaycees and Beloit A J s share first place in the Southern division after Fort’s 7 to 2 win over Beloit Bus Co. The Bus Co. drops to fourth with one win and three losses. Guenther's of Janesville defeated the A J s 6 to 0 at Beloit. South Beloit's Legion beat Clinton 8 to 1 in a cellar contest. Clinton and the South Beloit Legion remain last with one win and four losses.
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Ft. Atkinson
Clinton
South Beloit
Innts
South Beloit Legion
Scotties Rally Past Watts Bungalow In Ninth Inning
Scotties of Janesville edged Watts Bungalow 9 to 7 in an extra inning with a late ninth inning rally after Beloit led by one with two outs. Scotties tied the score to force the ll-inning showdown and secured victory.
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Janesville
Watts Bungalow
Scottie’s
Beloit
Monroe and Belleville Set For Crucial League Clash
Monroe and Belleville, first place contenders in the State Line league, meet tomorrow at Belleville at 2 p.m. Belleville arrives on a four game win streak while Monroe won all three league games so far. The other matches see Blanchardville hosting Argyle and New Glarus visiting Monticello. Monroes Lefty Andrews or Wainwright will start, Moon catching. Belleville will field Berg or Reich with Sardeson on the mound.
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State Line
Monroe
Belleville
Blanchardville
Argyle
New Glarus
Monticello
Viota
LaVerne
Handicap Tourney Pairings Now Listed at Monroe Club
Pairings and full differ ence handicaps for the first flight list 64 players in the Monroe Country club handicap tournament with a finish by June 23. Flight two includes Howard Counselman and others in dense field of names and numbers.
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Monroe Country Club
D. C. Share
Kempfert
N. L. Goetz
Edwin Rufenacht
Carleton Ashby
Wendell Barlow
H. Vogel
Rev. P. C. Kehle
Perry Power
A. G. Hill
Frick Miller
J. F. Caradine
R. G. Buehler
R. G. Rote
W Miller
Dr. G. W Marlory
Edwin C Goecks
E. B. Lux
Chester Becker
H. B. Caradine
Budd Riffle
Don Lovelace
H. H. Trumpy
H. C. ‘Cap’ Heimann
C. W. Karlen
H. M. Ainsworth
Russell Myers
Dr. J. H. Usher
R. W. Goetz
John Wagner
K. W. Stuart
C M. Olson
Howard Counselman
R O. Phillips
K. L. Smith
R. W. Prien
Don McGibbon
John T. ‘Duke’ Etter
L. Stauffacher
W. E. Deininger
Forrest Kubly
L. C. Forcade
Vic Corson
Paul W. Neubauer
Cloyd Pickett
R. J. Tracy
Howard Olson
Joseph Viney
Vic Marion
Bert Bacon
R. Edwards
P. J. Lochner
W. C. Peterson
M. Lanz
R. P. Reger
Rolland Etter
Ralph Kelley
A. H. Babler
M. E. Lynn
Stub Kably
W. W. Wuetrich
Dr. Alfred Leiser
R. H. Schoonover
J. W. Tschanz
Mt Horeb Opens Season With 7 2 Victory At Home
Mt. Horeb pitchers held Black Earth to six hits as the Eagles won 7 to 2 in the home season opener. Norm Henderson worked four innings for the win, Don Henderson fanned six in four innings, and Lou Swingen finished with three strikeouts. Mt. Horeb had 12 hits off Phil Skaler, who allowed 10 strikeouts. The team faces Barneveld next Wednesday and Minneapolis Broadway Clowns on June 21.
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Mt. Horeb
Black Earth
Norm Henderson
Don Henderson
Lou Swingen
Phil Skaler
Barneveld
Minneapolis Broadway Clowns
Proximity Wins Aurora Downs Trotting Derby
Proximity earned $11,100 by winning both divisions of the Aurora Downs trotting derby last night. The seven year old mare owned by Ralph and Gordon Verhurst of Victor New York increased her career earnings to $110,779.
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Proximity
Ralph and
Gordon Verhurst
Victor
N. Y
Local Team Secures Win With Bottom-Frame Rally
The report notes a dramatic finish as the home side made their winning runs in the bottom of the llth frame securing a victory. The feat highlighted late clutch hitting and resilient defense in a high tension finish.
Eastern Division Ball Rosters For Interdivision Battle
Rosters for the Eastern division of the Southern Wisconsin softball league pick 14 players for June 17 at Beloit Roosevelt stadium. Teams include Clinton-Lee Langdon, Beloit Bus Co, A. J.'s Beloit, Guenther's Janesville, Fort Jaycees Ft. Atkinson, and more with managers listed.
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Southern Wisconsin
Beloit Roosevelt Stadium
Clinton
Lee Langdon
Ray Gay
LaVern Alves
William Roberts
Mel Larson
Ken Peterson
Don Strom
Mike Doering
Carl DuCharme
Russ Freese
Don Fossedahl
Bobby Larson
Don Lannon
Bob Warren
del McGinnis
Dick Egdorf
Leo Dockhorn
Ed Albrecht
Dick Mathuson
South Beloit Legion
William Stickler
Don Mings
Bud Storey
Frank Fiore
Bus Morton
Rex Moon
Robert Bradford
Vic Bransam
Tommy Rinaldo
Benny Rinaldo
John Evans
Jim Beeler
Angelo Maranelli
Dean Lehman
al Skinnes
Dick VanLaanen
Beloit Bus Co
Warren Mahlum
Rollie Mahlum
Pete Landis
Lee Badertscher
Quinton Garbon
Bill Bauman
Arden Greenwood
Stuart Worby
Angelo Picconie
Wally Kind
Dave Jones
Frank van Landegham
Bob Frankland
Larry Rust
Gordon Sweitzer
A. J
Robert Runans
Harold Cox
Phillip Pastore
Richard Welch
Russell Secore
Edward Bauman
Eugene Wichelt
Clifford Hutchinson
Kenneth Johnson
Lloyd Beeman
Guenther’s
Janesville
Cliff Larson
R. Brummond
T. Horkey
F. Bladorn
E. Albright
J. Riley
L. Fowler
E. Buchanan
D. Buchanan
R. Steinke
R. Kasmarrek
D. Bumgarner
W. Schammell
R. Freeman
E. Rogers
W. Carpenter
J. Black
R. Cone
D. Jaeger
Fort Jaycees
Ft. Atkinson
Sam Esch
Vern Kressin
John Klement
Jim Yackels
Craig Beane
Ray Menzel
Jim Hensey
P. Schumacher
Gus Wegener
Junior Legionnaires To Face Viking Nine
The Monroe Legion junior baseball team prepares to face Stoughton for their first win of the season. Darlington meets Mineral Point at Shullsbury in another league game as Mineral Point seeks league status and Mt. Horeb membership. New Glarus had no opponent after Oregon dropped from league play. Oregon had been slated to play Middleton last Sunday. Final league alignment decisions are expected at a Third district meeting in Dodgeville Tuesday. John Walter, Monroe’s manager, leads the team following an 11 to 1 loss to Darlington at Sun Prairie. New Glarus beat Stoughton 6 to 0 in a home game, with Monroe likely to start Charlie Bloom, Dick Markham, or Jordan on the mound and Bill Beach or Herb Bell behind the plate.
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Monroe Legion
Stoughton
Darlington
Mineral Point
Shullsbury
Mt. Horeb
New Glarus
Oregon
Middleton
Legion
Dodgeville
John Walter
Monroe
Walter
Sun Prairie
Charlie Bloom
Dick Markham
Jordan
Bill Beach
Herb Bell
Remodeling Under Way in Albany on Hein Property
Albany Times Special reports a barn razed and coal shed removed as a garage rises. The H G Hein property is being remodeled into two apartments. Mrs E O Osborne now owns the lot after purchasing her sister Mrs Harry Zentner's half share in Milwaukee.
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Albany
H. G Hein
E. O. Osborne
Harry Zentner
Milwaukee
White Sox Win and Cubs Slump in Baseball Actions
The White Sox defeated the Red Sox 4-2 behind two singles a walk and an error. Randy Gumpert won his fifth game as Boston suffered a fourth straight defeat before 28,073 fans. Lefty Warren Spahn held the Cubs to six hits as the Braves opened a four game series with a 6-2 win. Other NL results had Pittsburgh over New York 6-1, Brooklyn 10-5 over Cincinnati, and Philadelphia 3-2 over St Louis. New York beat Cleveland 3-2 in the AM game.
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Associated Press
Chicago
White Sox
Boston Red Sox
Chicago Cubs
Boston Braves
Bill Goodman
Red Sox
Randy Gumpert
Braves
Warren Spahn
Cubs
Cub
Pittsburgh
New York
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Cleveland
Monroe Common Council Proceedings June 7 1949
Monroe Wisconsin city council discusses complaints on solicitors and canvassers, approves fuel tank permits for Robert Rote and Turner Hall, licenses cement contractor Robert Rutsch and operators, authorizes park lighting contract and street lights, adopts building permit fee changes, and considers parking meters and rock-condition settlement. Major entities include Mayor Frank A. Buehler Aldermen Forcade Norton Matzke Schindler Beckman Laeser and committees on claims finance and taxation public works police and safety.
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Council Chamber
City of
Monroe
Wis
Frank A. Buehler
Forcade
Norton
Matzke
Schindler
Beckman
Laeser
Chamber of Commerce
Judiciary Committee
Robert G. Rote
North Court Addition
Police and Safety Committee
Fire Department
Turner Hall Club
17Th Avenue
13Th Street
Fire
Robert Rutsch
7Th Street
A. M. Kantro
21St Avenue
James Bray
21St Street
Vernon F. Schillinger
22Nd Avenue
Harry McCulley
9Th Street
Huber Brewing Company
Cunningham Ortmayer Co
Oy Faen Fatelco
Wisconsin Blue Print Co
Standard Oil Co
Ida Hydrite Chemical Co
Solomon Coal and Iron Co
MONO
Montesas Ae Magee-Hale Parkometer Co
Wisconsin Power & Light Co
J. S. Holcomb
Central Engineering Co
Gardner-Denver Co
Green County Farm Bureau
Bruni-Miller Co
Homers
Janesville Sand and Gravel Co
al Hirschbrunner
Meinen Electric Co
Burroughs Adding Machine Co
Wisconsin Fire Apparatus Co
William F. Beckman
Charles B. Bolender
Public Works
Gorder
Soseman
Buehler
P. A. Reynolds
Special Sewer Committee
Hare
State Industrial Commission
Wisconsin Power and Light Co
Reynolds
Common Council
Finance and Taxation Committee
Board of Park and Recreation Commissioners
Recreation Park
Committee On
Finance and Taxation
E. J. Norton
Herman L. Schindler
Floyd Matzke
Alderman Schindler
Alderman Beckman
Alderman Matzke
Alderman Norton
Board of Public Works
Richardson Electric Company
Wisconsin
North Court
L. G. Forccade
Committee On Water and Lights
Highway 11
Illinois Central Railroad Bridge
6Th Avenue
Sebastian Laeser Jr
Alderman Forcade
Benkert
Meythaler
L. G. Forcade
G. S. Soseman
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