Phillips and Smith Rally Past Freeport Amvets in Softball
In a non league softball game Phillips and Smith defeated Freeport Amvets 6 5 last night. After Freeport tied the score at five in the seventh, Deb Share reached third on a wild throw and Phillips lined a game winning single to left center. Share and Phillips had two hits for Monroe while Bardell led Freeport with two singles.
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Phillips
Smith
Freeport Amvets
Grossen’s
Luicks
Waffle Shop
Benkert’s
Lamboley
Carter - Gruenwald
Freeport Amvers
Freeport
Deb Share
Share
Monroe
Ingold
Ken Smith
Bardell
Monroe Men Get Rabies Treatment
Two Monroe men Harris F. Germann and Samuel F. Humbel, workers at Lamboley Coal and Tee Co., were exposed to a rabid fox four miles north of Monroe. Germann grabbed the animal with bare hands. a passing motorist lent a cane. Conservation warden Norman Hicks posted the fox carcass at Payette game farm laboratory. A report urged anyone bitten or exposed to saliva to begin Pasteur treatment immediately, consisting of a 14 day series of shots.
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Monroe
Pasteur
Harris F. Germann
Samuel F. Humbel
Lamboley Coal and Tee Co
Germann
Norman’ Hicks
Paynette Game Farm Laboratory
Forbes Sees Three Flights for Handicap Golf Tournament
Pro Jimmy Forbes says the EGAMY Cieandi cap golf event will run in three handicap flights this year instead of two, potentially starting in about a week. Last year’s handicaps apply where established, and new players have to submit 10 rounds to form the basis for handicapping.
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Jimmy Forbes
National League Saturday Results and Schedule Summary
Saturday results across both leagues show St. Louis beating New York 6 to 2, Chicago routing Boston 13 to 10, and Brooklyn 3 to 4 in rain delayed action. Philadelphia plays Pittsburgh in a rain affected game. other NL games include Cincinnati and Philadelphia, and Chicago at Boston. Tomorrow’s NL matchups list Cincinnati at Boston, Chicago at Brooklyn, Pittsburgh at New York, St. Louis at Philadelphia.
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Associated Press
St. Louis
New York
Nati
Brooklyn
Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Detroit
Cleveland
Chington
Washington
Cards Win Pair Of Sunday Games
The Monroe Cardinals swept a Sunday doubleheader with Argyle 20-4, piling seven runs in the second inning and five in the third to build a 12-2 lead at Argyle. Ed Loeffel and Ernie Vogler led the offense with three hits each, while Loeffel doubled and tripled. The Cardinals added another win at Recreation Park, edging Browntown 5-4 behind Ed Jordan’s three RBI day and strong pitching by Dan Courtney and Fred Huber. Monticello moved to second in the State Line league after a 14-4 win over New Glarus, with big first and second innings. Belleville beat Blanchardville 6-4 as Bob Reich delivered the clutch two-run single in the fourth and Cliff Bear starred with two doubles and a triple.
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Monroe Cardinals
Argyle
Cards
Dick Wainwright
Ed Loeffel
Fred Huber
Cardinals
Ernie Vogler
Loeffel
Leo Butts
Eddie Jordan
Monticello
New Glarus
Johnny Winzenried
Billy Winzenried
Reuter, Ames
Pinnow
Neuenschwander
Belleville
Blanchardville Blues
Blanchardville
Bob Reich
Glen Wood
Cliff Bear
Blues
Saints Take Two In Doubleheader Sweep Of Brewers
St Paul Saints swept Milwaukee Brewers in a Sunday twin bill winning 7-1 and 5-4. Other AA action: Indianapolis toppled Toledo 15-7 and 10-3, Minneapolis beat Kansas City 15-12 and 12-3, Louisville edged Columbus 3-2 and 3-1.
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Saints
Associated Press
St Paul's Saints
Milwaukee Brewers
Indianapolis
Toledo
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Louisville
Columbus
Michigan Trackmen Claim Central Trophy By Sportsman Coach
Michigan State coach Kari Schlademann would have won the Central Trophy as a gesture of sportsmanship. Michigan Normal captures its first meet title in 25 years after a coin toss for possession of the K K Rockne trophy, as four records fall including Don Gehrmann’s 4 10.2 mile and Warren Druetzler’s 2 3 two mile.
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Sswaukee Ye
Kari Schlademann
Michigan State
Schlademann
Michigan Normal
Knute K. Rockne
State
George Marshall
Little Ypsilanti
Wisconsin
Don Gehrmann
Warren Druetzler
Chandler Won't Be Named Again Says Stockton
St Louis report cites writer J Roy Stockton claiming Baseball Commissioner A B Chandler sought a new seven year contract via grapevine sources but was denied. Chandler rebutted, saying his contract runs to April 1952 and cannot be renewed until 18 months before expiration, i.e. next October.
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Chandler
St. Louis
J. Roy Stockton
The
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
A. B. Chandler
Stockton
Bettenhausen Wins Rex Mays Memorial 100 at State Fair Park
Tony Bettenhausen steered the Blue Banner Special to the Rex Mays memorial 100 mile dirt track championship at State Fair Park in Milwaukee before a crowd of 29,445.
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Milwaukee
Tony Bettenhausen
Rex Mays
State Fair Park
20 Men Tackle Pheasant Pens
Twenty men turned out Sunday to set up two broader houses and one pen of the Green County Redland Gun Club pheasant expansion project. The 50 by 150 foot pen remains to be completed. Fully funded by the club, the two new pens will boost pheasant rearing capacity by 700 birds to 2,100. President Everett Keel will mobilize voluntary labor. a turnout of 50 is the target. The project sits at the county radio tower north of the city.
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Green County Redland Gun Club
Everett Keel
Jefferson Center Nine Hammers Benkerts 17 1
Jefferson Center softball club hammered the Monroe Benkerts 17 to 1 last night. Dale Davis pitched to Herb Bell, allowing seven hits, two walks, and four strikeouts for the winners. Joe Schwarzenberger and Leo Von Moos struck out several hitters and yielded 10 hits. Don Prien pitched in the sixth, with two hits allowed. Joe Davis and Gil Rockey homered for Jefferson Center. Williams had the lone run for the Implements.
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Twin Grove —Peciary
Jefferson Center
Monroe Benkert Implements
Dale Davis
Herb Bell
Leo von Moos
Joe Schwarzenberger
Don Prien
Joe Davis
Gil Rockey
Williams
Rock City Rockets
Union Hill
Juda Merchants
Rock Grove
Rock City Night Hawks
Lamboley
Coal and Ice
Hogan Back In Golf for Sure at Merion East Course
Ben Hogan returns to top level golf at Merion East in a dramatic national Open playoff. Hogan shoots a steady one under par 69 to win easily as Mangrum and Fazio finish behind with high drama including a two stroke penalty on Mangrum for a blown bug.
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Ardmore
Ben Hogan
Merion
East
Lloyd Mangrum
Mangrum
George Gazio
Hogan
Fazio
Hill Prince Scrambles Home Late at Belmont
The King Ranch colt Hill Prince won the Belmont Stakes in a surprising finish after Middleground had led earlier. Middleground had won the Kentucky Derby and placed second to Hill Prince in the Preakness, making Belmont day a chaotic chess of hopes and odds for horse racing fans.
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Hill Prince
Belmont
New York
Air Prince
King Ranch
Middleground
Chris Chenery
Wire for a One Length Victory Over Gnerge Widener Taghtr
A brief wire item notes a one length victory achieved by Widener over Gnerge, with taghtr P mentioned as part of the report. The snippet preserves the sparse details and names presented in the readable text.
Cubs and White Sox sweep doubleheaders in gains
Chicago Cubs and Chicago White Sox swept twin bills Sunday boosting standings. Cubs beat Boston 5-4 and 2-1 at Wrigley and moved within a tie for fourth in the N L. Sox defeated Washington 8-3 and 5-4 to rise to sixth in the A L after a poor stretch. Ken Jolcombe sparked the Cubs with nine hits in the first game. Nelson Fox cleared bases with a two run single in the same inning.
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Micago — Or
White Sox
Cubs
Boston
Wrigley Field
Braves
Washington
Sox
Senators
Ken Jolcombe
Nelson Fox
Comiskey Park
New York Yankees
Brooklyn
Browntown Edges Woodford In Dairyland Club Clash
Browntown led the Dairyland league as it fought to beat Woodford 7 6 at home. Key moments included a first inning tie at 6 6 after a walk and singles for Hoeft Elmer and Binns. Browntown had 13 hits eight errors with Minder Boss El lingson and Shager on the mound. Nora fell to Gratiot 15 with Stills Thyberg behind the plate. Gratiot and Lena both posted late wins, Lena 5 Shullsburg 4 as Shullsburg fell short.
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Browntown
Woodford
Hoeft
Jake Elmer
Dick Binns
Minder
Boss
Ellingson
Shager
Elmer
Blum
Nora
Gratiot
Stills
Thyberg
Carpenter
Anderson
Lena
Shullsburg
Stuhldreher Named to National Football Shrine Committee
New Brunswick New Jersey Harry Stuhldreher director of athletics at Wisconsin was among 11 leading athletic officials selected Sunday as members of the building committee for the new national football shrine and hall of fame.
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Stuhldreher
New Brunswick
N. J
Harry Stuhldreher
Wisconsin
Hoeft Seeks Big League Baseball Contract
Oshkosh youth Hoeft watched the Cubs and Braves in a Sunday double header with his father coach R. J. Schneider and battery mate Don Biebel. He plans visits including Detroit to meet Tiger officials as six major clubs extend offers including Cubs White Sox Brooklyn Detroit Phillies Pirates and Oakland.
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Queage
Vey
Aavelt
Oshkosh
Cubs
Braves
R. J. Schneider
Don Biebel
Hoeft
Detroit
Tiger
White Sox
Brooklyn
Phillies
Pirates
Oakland
County pays fox bounties to two residents
Harris F. Germann of 1301 14th Avenue and Sanford E. Hanson of Argyle route 1 received county payments for two mature gray foxes. They are eligible for a state bounty of 2.50 dollars per animal. Hanson also shot two cubs, earning 1 dollar each from the state.
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Harris F. Germann
14Th Avenue
Sanford E. Hanson
Argyle
Hanson
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Mon Joes
BY Jimmy Hatlo
Nuff
Curtis
DODGE
Monroe Lumber & Fuel Co
Michigan
Chiropractic Clinic
M. J. Gonstead
Chiropractor
Benkerts
Goetz
Dene Andrews
Susan Hayward
Chase
Cohn
Big Ape
14Th Street
Thomas Gaughan
Prop
Chisox
Ts Ure
Thomson Phosphate Company
South
Fred Fogel
E. A. Theiler
5Th Ave
Monroe, Wis
Buick
Fisher
Four-Way
Beller Bay
Balch
Badger Motors
11Th Street
Wlad
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