National Open contenders pace at St Louis Country Club
Three share the lead in the National Open after 18 holes at St Louis Country Club. Harry Todd Dallas Henry Ransom Houston Chick Harbert Northville Mich lead by one stroke over Bobby Locke with Bud Ward Spokane and 69 others, including Ben Hogan and Jimmy Demaret, close behind as rain delays and putting woes loom ahead.
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Marvin
Bud) Ward
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Wash
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Kansas City
Dick Metz
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Kas
Otto Greiner
Baltimore
Ben Hogan
U. S
Jimmy Demaret
Lloyd Mangrum
Byron Nelson
Vic Ghezzi
Cleveland
Hearing Set on Hauling Seed Corn in Monroe Area
Public Service Commission will hold a hearing at 1 30 p m Tuesday June 24 on the application of Donald Brown Lena to haul un manufactured agricultural commodities from points in Wisconsin to the Illinois Wisconsin state line in interstate commerce for DeKalb Agricultural Association Warren. The plan covers hauling seed corn from Monroe and Platteville to various Wisconsin destinations.
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Platteville
DeKalb Agricultural Association
Warren
Breadon Denies Sale of St Louis Cards to Public Group
Sam Breadon president of the world champions of baseball denied reports that he would sell his vast holdings in the St Louis Cardinals and retire. A recent rumor claimed a group led by Robert E. Hannegan and Edwin W. Pauley offered 3 million dollars for the club. A separate wire service note mentioned a timber survey showing 437 million in 11 southern states.
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Sam Breadon
World Champions of Baseball
Robert E. Hannegan
Edwin W. Pauley
Cardinals
Packers pass on Western college prospect with many handicaps
AP reports Green Bay received a coach letter describing a back with a bad knee a twisted neck and concussion history. The coach warned he had limited games and training and could not block, yet he scored 230 high school points and was said to be tough. Packers management said they could likely play the NL schedule without him.
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Schedule Established for Next Week in Softball Contests
Pro baseball style rain delays push all games to next week. Schedule chair Herb Goecks said tonight that tonight’s games are not replayed due to wet grounds. Next week features minor and major league matchups with Lanz Hardware facing Kundert Oilers and Waffle Shop meeting Baumgartner.
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Firestone
Grossen ‘Tavern
Johnson Moors
F.I.A
Waffle Shop
Baumgartner
Boss Body
Grossen Tavern
Wenger and Kramer
Bauman Hardware
V.F.W
Baumgartner’s
Schuetze Clothiers
New Glarus Women Organize for Softball
New Glarus forms a women softball effort with practices to begin once teams are set. Irving Larbacher to assist coaching while Mrs. Jacob Schmoker and Mrs. Arnold Heller lead organizing efforts. Try Vimes Want Aas.
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Irving Larbacher
Jacob Schmoker
Arnold Heller
Cubs Top Pirates 7 3 Pushes Cubs To Second Place
Cubs beat Pirates 7-3 to move into a second place tie with idle Dodgers as Cincinnati edged St Louis. Kent Peterson allowed five hits in five innings to pace Chicago while the Pirates faltered with pitching. Yankees shut out the Giants 7-0 in a charity exhibition.
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New York
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Giants
Mel Queen
Charley Wensler
Giant
Mayor O'Dwyer
Scoreboard Yesterday's Results and Schedule
The American League had no games yesterday. National League results show Cincinnati beating St Louis 1 to 0 and Chicago defeating Pittsburgh 7 to 3. American Association games: Milwaukee 5 over Kansas City 3 and St Paul 5 over Minneapolis 2. Tomorrow's schedule includes Detroit at Washington and others across leagues. Decoration Day was first celebrated in Columbus Mississippi.
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Livestock market report from Chicago USDA
Chicago livestock trade shows hogs 4000 head with 6000 total, 50 cent higher under 250 pounds, heavier weights slower but up 25 cents. Sows up to 400 pounds mostly 50 cents higher. heavier sows steady to 25 cents higher. Top hogs 25.25, good to choice by weight ranges. Cattle and calves: salable cattle 1500 of 1800, calves 400 steady. steers and heifers mixed, good to choice feeds 26.00-28.00. fed heifers 27.25. cows 14.25-18.00. canners 10.00-13.75. bulls 17.25-17.75. dealers 25.00-26.00. Live poultry steady. Receipts 742,887. others unchanged.
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USDA
Stock market dull as investors await tax changes
Except cars, 90 B 60.5, 89 C 59. Eggs steady and unchanged receipts 19,128 on work. Attempts at recovery largely ineffective in today's stock market. Demand for gold mining issues provided the only feature of otherwise quiet trading. Pivotal steels and motors held to a narrow range with some elimination of early declines. Amid mixed action brokers noted little commitment before weekend. Major movers included Jevi Homestake and Montgomery Ward with Caterpillar Tractor and Phillip Morris. Laggards were American Telephone, International Nickel and Douglas Aircraft. Bonds narrow and commodities easy.
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Nigner Jevi Homestake
Dame Mingomery Ward
Caterpillar Tractor
Phillip Morris
American Telephone
International Nickel
Douglas Aircraft
Madison Outing Noted For Three Local Families
Miss Marion Newman and Mrs Grace Kringbeil spent Wednesday in Madison. Mr and Mrs Oscar Moldenhauer and Mrs Nettie Andereck spent Wednesday with their sister Mrs Mathie Hall Monroe. Miss Florence Figi was a mem.
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Grace Kringbeil
Madison
Oscar Moldenhauer
Nettie Andereck
Mathie Hall
Monroe
Florence Figi
Green county normal two year graduation noted
A brief item notes the two year graduating class at Green county normal marking an academic milestone for local students and the institution.
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