Legion Juniors overwhelm Evansville 24 to 1 in six innings
Monroe's American Legion juniors routed Evansville 24 to 1 in six innings on Thursday afternoon. Dan Markham pitched seven strikeouts with one hit allowed for Monroe, while Lefty Andrews collected two hits for Evansville. The game featured multiple Monroe triples and a 12-run second inning as the locals cruised to the lopsided victory.
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Moon
M. Settee
Christen
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Rabe
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Prison plates halt as Wau prison lacks steel for registrations
L Marcus, state motor vehicle commissioner, told Gay that Wau prison cannot produce automobile registration plates due to steel shortages. He said 700,000 plates ordered since last July remain undelivered, forcing continued use of windshield stickers until production resumes. Major Bowes Dies in Rumson on eve of 72nd birthday.
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State Motor Vehicle Department
Gay
Wauhas
Marcus
Major Bowes
Rumson
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Maj
Edward Bowes
Impressario
Nelson Keeps National Open Edge Despite Tied Fifth
Byron Nelson of Toledo shares fifth place in the 46th National Open with eight others, firing a 36-35-71 for a one under par opening round. Toney Penna and Sam Snead led early with 35-34 and 34-35 respectively as Snead again set the pace after the first round.
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Cincinnati
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Hot Springs
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How They Stand and Tomorrow's Games
Minneapolis 5 5, Toledo 0 4. Louisville 4, Kansas City 3. St. Paul at Columbus postponed. Northern League Duluth 8 Grand Forks 7 St. Cloud 10 Sioux Falls 6. Fargo Moorhead 5 Superior 13. Aberdeen 5 Eau Claire 6. Tomorrow's Schedule American league Boston Chicago New York at St Louis night Washington at Detroit Philadelphia at Cleveland National league Cincinnati at Boston Chicago at Brooklyn St. Louis at New York Pittsburgh at Philadelphia American association St Paul at Toledo Minneapolis at Columbus Kansas City at Indianapolis Milwaukee at Louisville.
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Taft Family News From Clarno And Surrounding Areas
Mrs. Guy Taft has returned home after visiting her daughter in Grand Rapids. Mrs. Barnes Fowler travels to Austin to join her husband and live nearby. Roy Schroeder of Browntown visited. Mrs. Paul Forrester visits her brother in Finley. Kenneth Herbert and family of Freeport called on the Herberts. Mr. and Mrs. Willard Matzke hosted Mr. and Mrs. Taft and family in Freeport.
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Harry Dinley
Grand Rapids
Barnes Fowler
Austin
Tex
Roy Schroeder
Browntown
Paul Forrester
Finley
O. Kenneth Herbert
Freeport
Clarence’ Herbert
Lawrence Taft
Tommy
Ruthella Taft
Robb Simler
Willard Matzke
Majors Enjoy Biggest Season So Far in Attendance
With one third of the season gone, 6,298,060 fans have paid to enter 16 major league ballparks, more than double last year’s at this point. The Yankees lead with 1,113,849 for 34 home games, while the Red Sox show 621,600 in 34 games. Also notes on cooking guidance appear in a separate line.
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Yanks
Bronx Bombers
Dave
Boo) Ferriss
Red Sox
Twin Grove and Lanz Are Victors
Twin Grove Wolves beat Bauman's Hardware 3 2 in the opening major league softball game at Recreation Park. Lanz Hardware defeated Western Auto 9 3 in the minor league clash. Pitchers Dwyer and Krattiger earned wins amid fielding errors. Wilkinson led Lanz in hits with two singles.
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Bauman's Hardware
Recreation Park
Twin Grove
Bauman’s
Lanz Hardware
Western Auto
Charlie Dwyer
Ronnie Howe
Butch Henning
John Krattiger
Henning
Rodney Kittelsen
Keith Wilkinson
Lanz Hardwere
Lakeshire
Marty
Martin
Kraft Foods
C Guy, 5 Year Old Wins at Maywood Park
C Guy an years-old gelding driven by R W Garrett of Mt Carmel NL won the first division of the Evanston harness racing stake at Maywood Park before 4500 fans. The horse paid 6.00 4.00 and 3.00 after beating Lena Cash. Mrs William J McLaughlin of Des Moines one of the two women drivers at the half mile plant failed to win aboard Moses who was beaten by half a length by Lee Morgan driven by Archie Niles.
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R. W. Garrett
Mt. Carmel
Evanston
Maywood Park
Lena Cash
William J. McLaughlin
Des Moines
Moses
Lee Morgan
Archie Niles
Walker Cooper Named 1946 Sports Father at Polo Grounds
Walker Cooper, newly acquired New York Giants catcher from the St Louis Cardinals for 175000, was named sports father of 1946 by the national Fathers day committee. Mrs Joyce Wells Fairweather presented the award at the Polo Grounds before the Giants vs Cardinals game. Cooper, father to 5 year old Sara Anne, earned the honor after fans nationwide answered a radio appeal.
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Walker Cooper
New York Giant
St Louis Cardinals
Fathers Day Committee
Joyce Wells Fairweather
Cooper
Polo Grounds
Giants
Cardinals
Sara Anne
Golfers Shine With Subpar Rounds At Club Match
Cliff Snaver shoots a 47 for his best ever nine holes and 32 net. George Walker and C W Karlen tie at 33 net with 47 and 43 gross respectively. George Morton led early with 33 net after a 47. Budd Baffle posted even par for low gross first nine. Multiple flight matches concluded with first round results across four flights. all first rounds to be finished by Sunday sundown unless rain delays.
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Cliff Snaverty
Howard Ainsworth
Tom Ransdell
George Walker
C. W. Karlen
Monticello
Ken Stuart
Budd Biffle
Conn Ignores Louis In Training Camp
In Greenwood Lake New Jersey Billy Conn shows little concern for Joe Louis during training camp remarks. Al Hoosman notes Louis hides secret weapons and trains 44 days with four top Negro fighters, claiming Louis is faster and can land sharp blows when he chooses. Louis is expected to hit early against Conn next Wednesday night.
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al Hoosman
Joe Louis
Billy Conn
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Conn
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Fighter's Courage Blunted by Bigger Opponent Says Scout
A scout comments on a young fighter facing a much larger foe. He notes the big man Joe hits harder, and doubts the lighter fighter can endure the repeated blows. The veteran observer fears the young athlete may be overwhelmed in the bout.
Baseball Celebrates 107th Birthday Party
CooperOWN N 2 ry mase ball s 107th birthday party is wet and the Detroit Tigers can e back to chasing the runaway Boston Red s. Steve O Neill, partly skipper of the world champion Bengals who absorbed a 9 3 pasting by the New York Giants in an exhibition game here yesterday, doesn't think the Sox are out of each. They haven't run into any lo sing streak yet, philosophized the Tigers keeper as he waited for Gov. Dewey and Chandler to dedicate a plaque in honor of the late Judge Kenes aw Mountain Landis. You can saute food by frying quickly and lightly in a small mount of fat so that it is lightly nrowned but not crusty. 'Try Times Want Ads.
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Ry—Mase
Detroit Tigers
Boston Reds
Steve O'Neill
Bengals
New York Giants
Sox
Tigers
Thomas E. Dewey
A. B
Happy) Chandler
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
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