Sound Softball Program Planned by City and Legion
The city recreation department and local Legion sponsor a joint softball program to foster sport and fair play. A five member committee will administer games with a schedule covering league teams and all stars, aiming for self sustaining operation funded by city facilities, Legion expenses, and voluntary contributions.
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Larry
Kitchen
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Phillips and Smith
Schuetze’s
Waffle Shop
Wenger
Kramer
Browntown
Baumgartner’s
Kundert Oilers
Gempler Tires
Lanz Hardwares
Lamboley Coal and Ice
Benkertments
Oshkosh Giants Gain Half Game On Leaders
The Oshkosh Giants beat Wisconsin Rapids 3-2 in 13 innings, narrowing the pace gap to the Green Bay Bluejays. Appleton defeated Wausau 12-2 to create a last place tie, while rain postponed games involving Green Bay at Janesville and Sheboygan at Fond du Lac.
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Associated Press
Oshkosh Giants
Green Bay Bluejays
Giants
Wisconsin Rapids
Appleton
Wausau
Green Bay
Janesville
Sheboygan
Fond du
South Wayne Relatives Attend Reunion and Local Visits
South Wayne residents gathered for a birthday picnic at Tenny Park in Madison honoring Miss Geraldine Chapman with attendees including Mr. and Mrs. Jay Chapman and others. The group also noted travels and visits among relatives in Platteville, Chippewa Falls, and Whitewater, with multiple households visiting kin across Wisconsin.
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South
Freeport
Messrs
Mines
S. J. Anson
John Hartwough
Ethce] Olson
Mabel Chambers
F. D. Cook
Chippewa Falls
Wis
Hartwough
Johnson
Norman Olson
Fred Larson
Platteville
South Wayne
Tenny Park
Madison
Geraldine Chapman
Mmes
Jay Chapman
Frank Jones
Avery Stites
James Gordee
Duane Tuescher
Clarence Rudd
Middleton
W. C. McConnell
Leo Peterson
Deer River
Minn
Charles Chaman
Paul Lawrence
Sturgeon Bay
Marie Dixon
Clara Williams
Whitewater
Nancy Bixby
George Reed
Warren
William Meier
Fred Meier
Brodhead Notes On Local Visits And Travel
Mrs. Donald L. Collins hosts at Brodhead with Mrs. Minnie Palton from Milwaukee visiting Mr. and Mrs. James Alien. Mrs. R. J. Douglas and Miss Pearl Engebretson depart Saturday for the Midwest Farm Bureau conference in the Black Hills. Sidney Graham of Madison visited his mother Mrs. Lucy Graham at Wraight and Maham nursing home where she is ill.
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Minnie Palton
Milwaukee
James Alien
R. J. Douglas
Pearl Engebretson
Black Hills
S. D
Midwest Farm Bureau
Sidney Graham
Madison
Lucy Graham
Wraight and Maham
Frisch Takes Cubs Lead in New Era at Wrigley
Frankie Frisch assumes leadership of the Chicago Cubs marking a shift from their prior relaxed style. The hall of famer, once a hard nose player with the Giants and manager of the Cardinals, brings aggressive tactics as the Cubs begin a two week home stand against the Phillies after a 19-31 start.
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Chicago
Chicago Cubs
Frankie Frisch
Peices
Frisch
John McGraw
Hall of Fame
Wrigley
Pittsburgh
Phillies
Badger Crew Foemen Arrive for Workout
Washington's varsity crew arrives in Madison for practice on Lake Mendota ahead of Friday's two mile race with Wisconsin. Both schools will field varsity junior varsity and freshman crews, with competitions concluding the regatta.
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Madison
Washington
Wisconsin
Lake Mendota
Norm Sonja
Badgers
California
Yale
Navy
Eau Claire Bears Split North Loop Twin Bill
The Eau Claire Bears won the opener 6-4 against St. Cloud and lost the nightcap 6-2 in a northern league doubleheader. Superior Blues fell 4-1 to the Duluth Dukes. Aberdeen topped Sioux Falls 7-6 and 6-1, while Fargo-Moorhead defeated Grand Forks 15-3.
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Associated Press
Eau Claire Bears
St. Cloud
Superior Blues
Duluth Dukes
Aberdeen
Sioux Falls
Fargo-Moorhead
Grand Forks
Hollandale falls 3 1 to Madison West Side team
Hollandale lost 3 1 to Madison West Side Business Men's baseball team in their Industrial League game Sunday afternoon. Each side had four hits. Gilbertson doubled for Hollandale, the only extra-base hit. Jack Steele led Madison with two hits in two at bats. Vern Hanson pitched for Hollandale and fanned four with no walks. Roger Gorman struck out five for Madison, while Larry Belz relieved and struck out four.
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Hollandale
West Side Business Men
Madison
Gilbertson
Jack Steele
Vern Hanson
Roger Gorman
Larry Belz
Hir
Mineral Point and Linden Keep Section Leads in Iowa County Baseball
Mineral Point and Linden extended their sectional leads with Sunday wins in the Iowa County Baseball League. Mineral Point defeated Waldwick 13 to 4 to regain a first place tie with Hollandale in the Eastern section, while Linden cruised to a 15 to 4 victory over Rewey to run its win streak to five in the Western section. Blanchardville Blues beat Prairie 10 to 2, Ridgeway topped Forward 16 to 6, Livingston downed Cobb 14 to 5, Stitt er edged Montfort 8 to 7, and Dodgeville defeated Highland 13 to 8 in other Western division games.
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Mineral Point
Linden
Iowa County Baseball League
Hollandale
Waldwick
Rewey
Blanchardville Blues
Prairie
Ridgeway
Livingston
Cobb
Stitter
Montfort
Dodgeville
Highland
Skippy Hanson
Blanchardville
Whitford
Reynolds
Blues
Strommen
Erling Logeson
Kittleson
Major League Clubs Swap Five Players Before Deadline
Five big league clubs trade players amid rumors of more moves before midnight. Boston sends Mickey Harris and Sam Mele to Washington for Walt Masterson. Giants ship Walker Cooper to Cincinnati for Ray Mueller. Willard Marshall and Johnny Mize circulate in trade chatter as Giants seek a key second baseman, eyeing Ed Stanky or Libby Lists available from Boston.
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New York
Boston Red Sox
Mickey Harris
Sam Mele
Washington Senators
Walt Masterson
New York Giants
Walker Cooper
Cincinnati Reds
Ray Mueller
Giants
Cincinnati
Mickey Livingston
Cooper
Livingston
Willard Marshall
Johnny Mize
Ed Stanky
Libby Listi
Boston Braves
Marshall
Braves
Mize
Leo Durocher
Packers Sign Tavener Center From Indiana University
John Tavener, a former Indiana university football player from Johnstown, Ohio, signed with the National League's Green Bay Packers. Coach Curly Lambeau announced the move today.
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Tavener
Green Bay
John Tavener
Johnstown
Indiana University
Green Bay Packers
E. L
Curly) Lambeau
Dodgers and Cardinals Open Critical Three Game Set
The league leading Brooklyn Dodgers clash with the runner up St. Louis Cardinals in a vital three game series in St. Louis. Brooklyn rides a seven game win streak and tops the standings with a two game edge on the Cardinals and Braves.
Mt. Horeb CYO Nine Wins Third Straight
Mt. Horeb St. Ignatius baseball, defending Dane county CYO champion, topped Pine Bluff 14 to 1 in a Southern division game. Charley Swingen allowed three hits, struck out 18, and walked one for the winners. Farrell fanned 15 for the losers and gave up 14 hits. Jim Murphy went 3 for 5 with Mt. Horeb’s lone homer, and R. Haag hit the only triple.
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St. Ignatius
Dane County
Pine Bluff
Charley Swingen
Farrell
Jim Murphy
R. Haag
Breen Leaves Carroll for Lake Forest Athletic Post
Waukesha. John Breen, athletic director and football coach at Carroll College, will move to Lake Forest College in Illinois next fall to succeed the retiring Ralph Jones. Breen has coached at Carroll since 1935, becoming athletic director 11 years ago, aside from a wartime Navy hitch.
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Waukesha
John Breen
Carroll College
Lake Forest
Breen
Ralph Jones
Navy
Carroll
Baseball score roundup and upcoming schedule across leagues
National League games listed Brooklyn at St Louis New York at Cincinnati Boston at Pittsburgh Philadelphia vs Chicago American League Chicago at New York St Louis at Washington Detroit at Philadelphia Cleveland at Boston. Yesterday no American games. Scores include Cleveland 3 Brooklyn 2 Washington 8 Pittsburgh 7 and more. many postponements due to wet grounds rain. Also notes on Wisconsin and American Association results and tomorrow’s slate. The tropical bread fruit tree note closes with multiple uses.
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Brooklyn
St. Louis
New York
Cincinnati
Boston
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Chicago
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
American Association
Toledo
Louisville
Indianapolis
Columbus
Appleton
Wisconsin Rapids
Janesville
Fond du Lac
Sheboygan
Green Bay
Oshkosh
Wausau
Auctioneer F L Buchschacher Sets Sale Terms
Auctioneer F L Buchschacher announces terms and conditions will be announced on the day of the sale.
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F. L. Buchschacher
Pro-Italy Forces Win Trieste Votes
Official returns show Trieste voters favored reunification with Italy in the city’s first free election in 27 years. Pro-Italian candidates secured 40 of 60 council seats and 106,973 votes to 61,136 for pro-independence or pro-Yugoslav parties, led by Christian democrats with 65,627 votes.
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Trieste
Italy
Free City
Yugoslavia
Christian Democrats
Pro-Cominform
Election results for Trieste status and air gas composition notes
The communist party favoring an independent Trieste polled 35 548 votes while the Italo Slavic popular front backing Premier Marshal Tito and Yugoslav controlled Trieste won 3 967. A note mentions observed differences in air gas proportions at various Earth surface locations.
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Communist Party
Trieste
Italo-Slav Popular Front
Marshal Tito
Earth
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