White Sox End Slump in Second Straight Loss to Bosox
The Chicago White Sox beat Bosox 4-4 then fell behind as Boston erupted for four runs in the first, Williams homered, and New York Yankees and Detroit Tigers won to tighten the AL pennant race. Cronin’s crew dropped two straight for the first time in a month.
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Associated Press
New York Yankees
Detroit Tigers
Boston
Red Sox
Chicago White Sox
New York
Detroit
Yankees
St. Louis Browns
Tigers
Washington
Joe Cronin
Bill Dickey
O'Neill
Tiger
Bosox
Chicago
Windy City
White Sox
Ted Williams
Earl Johnson
Bob Klinger
Spud Chandler
Bronx Bombers
Bob Muncrief
St. Louis
George Stirnweiss
Joe Grace
Senators
Eddie Lake
Bengals
Stan Spence
Brooklyn Dodgers
Ebbets’ Field
Darlan
Brooks
Dodgers
St. Louis Cardinals
Cubs
Johnny Sain
Boston Braves
Cincinnati Reds
Braves
Cincinnati
Ewell Blackwell
Reds
Sam Harris
Phila Athletics
Indians
Sam Chapman
Athletics
New York Giants
Philadelphia Philes
Pittsburgh Pirates
How They Stand and Yesterday's Baseball Results
Standings show Louisville Kansas City 27 526 Minneapolis 27 509 Milwaukee 30 434 Columbus 30 423 and Wisconsin teams led by Jaisne Oshkosh 5 .783 Green Bay 10 615. Yesterday's National League scores Chicago 5 Brooklyn 1 Boston 4 Cincinnati 1. American Association results St Paul 5 4 Columbus 4 1. Multiple league games listed with results and upcoming matchups.
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Louisville
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Columbus
Toledo
Wisconsin State Jaisne Oshkosh
Green Bay
Wisconsin Rapids
Sheboygan
Fond du Lac
Janesville
Appleton
Wausau
Chicago
Brooklyn
Boston
Cincinnati
Detroit
Washington
New York
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Cleveland
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Temocrows Scholate
Pittsburgh
Maywood Park Victory by De-Al-Stan at Maywood Park
De-Al-Stan a 3 year old gelding trained by Charles J Rumley Sr. captured a nine sixteenth mile feature at Maywood Park Chicago last night. The Princeton Illinois rider piloted the horse to a clear win as Scalding provide context about feeding keeping near boiling point was not relevant.
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Maywood Park
De-Al-Stan
Chicago
Charles J. Rumley Sr
Princeton
Ill
U S Clinches Another Wightman Cup Victory
Laure Brough of Beverly Hills defeats Joan Curry 8-6 6-3 to give the United States a fourth straight Wightman Cup win with three matches remaining. The U S has held the trophy since 1931 and won the 1939 series 5-2 at Forest Hills.
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Emwreuen
Yrg— Laure Brough
Beverly Hills
United States
Britain
Joan Curry
Forest Hills
Parker Leads U S To Davis Cup Victory Over Philippines
Frankie Parker of Los Angeles won three straight sets as the United States swept to a 2-0 lead in Davis Cup play. Billy Talbert of Wilmington, Del., defeated Amado Sanchez 6-1 6-3 6-0. A doubles match pitting Talbert and Gardnar Mulloy against Felicisimo Ampon and Cesar Carmona was scheduled for the afternoon.
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Strows
Ury
Ampton
Cesar Carmona
Weddings and visits fill community notes across towns
Evangelical Youth Fellowship hosted a double shower for newlyweds Mr and Mrs Dwight Keen and for Miss Mardelle Norder and Ervin Matzke. Ralph Bridge visited his parents in Beloit. Mrs Myron Stabler visited Janesville friends. Henry Becker and Orville Zimmerman families called at White Creek. Leah Maske visited her brother John Maske in Milton. Royal Neighbor lodge met at Mrs Zetta Bradley. Roy Mill visiting relatives in Waukesha. Wayne Breckenridge from South Milwaukee visiting her father Lish Hill. Woman's Missionary society hosted by Mrs Emma Chambers with leaders Mrs A S Keen and Mrs Roy Miller. First public water system started in Boston in 1652. Lots of work for little money with a Want Act.
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Evangelical Youth Fellowship
Dwight Keen
Mardelle Norder
Ervin Matzke
Ralph Bridge
John Bridge
Beloit
Myron Stabler
Janesville
Henry Becker
Brodhead
Orville Zimmerman
White Creek
Leah Maske
John Maske
Milton, Wi
Royal Neighbor Lodge
Zetta Bradley
Roy Mill
Waukesh
Wayne Breckenridge
Milwaukee
Lish Hill
Woman's Missionary Society of Evangelical Church
Emma Chambers
A. S. Keen
Roy Miller
Close Finish Looms In National Open
A large field began the decisive 36-hole stretch for the USA Spas championship with 57 professionals and seven amateurs. Ben Hogan and Vic Ghezzi led by one stroke after opening rounds, each posting subpar scores as the pack tightened and a playoff loomed possible.
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Vievelana
Vry
Ben Hogan
Hershey
Vic Ghezazi
Adonis
Knoxville
Tenn
Hogan
Toledo
Byron Nelson
Ghezzi
Local visitors and society notes from Madison area
Mrs. Donald L. Collins and Mr. and Mrs. Swanton host and visit relatives in Madison Monticello and Wisconsin Dells. Vernon Reiner and family visit Waukesha Lins and Riese households. Flower show attendees include Mrs. E J Mitchell and others in Orfordville. WCTU Lafayette Green convention preparations under way. Several locals attend meetings in Racine and Minneapolis. Garden club breakfast planned for June 17 at Congregational church. Sum call- and visiting arrangements continue as residents host relatives from Chicago Whitefish Bay and San Diego.
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Frederick Swanton
Billy
Madison
Will Swanton
James Dooley
Monticello
G. E. Dixon
Vernon Reiner
Carroll College
A. P. Reiner
Waukesha
Emma Muller
William Tudsbury
Loomis
Calif
Elia van Skike
Woman's Study Club
Lena Spaulburg
E. J. Mitenell
Margaret TenEyck
W.C.T.U
Lafayette- Green County
Angus DeVoecher
Monroe
Arnold Condon
Glen Condon
Racine
Rosamond Blackbourne
Whitefish Bay
London Blackbourne
Carl ‘Thostenson
Etta Hamilton
Kenneth Hamilton
Garden Club
Th Congregational Church
Margaret Derning
Chicago
John P. Derning
W. S. Huseby
Minneapolis
Wade Farmer
Arthur Farmer
San Diego
Virgil Berryman
Phoenix
C. C. Berryman
Frank Wraight
Ira Christensen
Egbert McNair
Jerry Stair
Ruth Maves
Sumcall
Monoreville Social Notes Mention Alumni and Visits
Various social calls and visits noted from Monroe and surrounding towns. Attendees include Miss Julia Sundby Hillsboro Ted Zurbuchen and Mrs Bessie N D attending a funeral for Chris Joe Lunder. Nell Jones Philadelphia visiting the Dooley and Mohns families. Nic Freitag and family to Madison then Berkeley for a move.
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University of Daughters
Virginia
Darlyne
Wisconsin
Monroe
F.W. Schuler
Society of Christian Service
Madison
Helen Schule
Julia Sundby
Hillsboro
Ted Zurbuchen
Bessie N.D
Chris Joe
Uian L. Hunder
Nell Jones
Philadelphia
James Dooley
Minnie Mohns
Elmer Ronspieg
Gladys Mohns
Reno Mons
Juda
Albert Strasser
Nic Freitag
Rufus Freitag
Berkley
Calif
Monticello Names New Janitor as Faculty List Complete
Edmund Dooley engaged as janitor at Monticello public school succeeding Emil Blum who resigned for health reasons after 11 years. New staff include H. A. Becker principal and math, John S. Richards history and languages, John Ponyiscanyi commerce and athletics, Mary Margaret Schmurr science, Doris Or aig English and librarian, O. W. Weller band and music, with grade teachers Esther Wiseman Hazel Kundert Ruth Zentner and Lora Dick. Summer outdoor movies to be sponsored by Monticello Commercial club starting June 19 near village hall south of pool.
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0. D. Curtis
Edmund Dooley
Monticello
Emil Blum
Dooley
H. A. Becker
John S. Richards
John Ponyiscanyi
Mary’ Magaret Schm
Naperville
Jacob Rupp Jr
Janet
Judith
Beaver Dam
Betty
Adam Schuler
Madison
Ira Prisk
Raymond Prisk
Janesville
Emma Marty
Monroe
Sophie Weissmiller
Emma Widmer
Ea Horn
Carolyn Weissmiler
Oshkosh
John Dick
Roswell S. Richards
Jacob Blum
Fred W. Blum
Marvin Babler
Roland
Appleton
Albany Social Notices and Local Travels Summary
Albany and nearby residents are listed visiting relatives and traveling. Mr. and Mrs. John Elmer west of Albany accompany their son-in-law and daughter to Washington D.C. and return from visits. Several locals and former residents, including Fred Lockwood and Camille Tilley, are noted visiting or graduating. Families travel to Milwaukee and Chicago for events, while others attend Masonic grand lodge sessions and visit relatives in La Crosse and Evansville.
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John Elmer
Albany
Washington, D.C
Don Miller
Fred Lockwood
Charles City
Louis Nipple
William Nipple
Brodhead
P. J
John Olson
Ida Harstad
Beloit
Earl Tilley
Chicago
John Nichols
A. H. Meinert
Emma Tilley
Milwaukee
Camille Tilley
Duane Gaarder
Masonic Grand Lodge
Stanley Ross
Janesville
Byron Stephenson
Ivan Edwards
la Crosse
Gabriel Weber
Evansville
Ray
Christbaum
Son
Argonne
Ludell Swenson
Mr. and
Social News From Janesville and Nearby Towns
Mrs A H Meinert and family visit Evansville. Mr and Mrs Roland Steindorf and son Curtis spend time with his parents. Mr and Mrs Swenson and daughter Sandra visit relatives from Barbertown Ohio. Bruce to stay longer. Mrs Ellsworth Mabie returns from New York to Albany home. Emil Steindorff, patient at St Clare hospital, cared for by George Lundeen nurse. Helen Steuri attends Janesville yard club dinner in Evansville. Robert Mitchell at insurance convention in Lincoln Nebraska.
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A. H. Meinert
Roland Steindorf
Curtis
Swenson
Sandra
Evansville
Harry Partridge
Barberton, O
Bruce
Ellsworth Mabie
New York City
Albany
Emil Steindorff
St. Clare Hospital
George Lundeen
R. N
Madison
Helen Steuri
Janesville Yard
East Side Inn
Robert Mitchell
Lincoln
Neb
La Follette Opposes Peacetime Military Training
Sen Robert M La Follette denounces compulsory service as a war hangover and a gateway to permanent peacetime conscription in a Progressive magazine article. He seeks a return to a voluntary army, arguing pay incentives could recruit enough volunteers.
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la Follette
Associated Press
Robert M. L Follette
Today
Draft extension plan criticized by LaFollette
The article notes militarists backing a temporary draft extension to push for permanent peacetime conscription, denounced by LaFollette as a runaround that is grossly misleading and far from the real issues involved. It highlights the push to extend service and widen opportunity for enlisted men while opposing misuse of the plan.
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LaFollette
Harold Scherer Receives NRCA Credit Award
Harold Senerer, manager of the Monroe Clinic, won the National Retail Credit Association certificate of merit for June in the credit department letter contest. The judge praised the letter as friendly and effective, noting it makes readers feel cooperative and human. He becomes the fourth recipient, joining three earlier winners from larger cities.
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Harold &. Senerer
Monroe Clinic
National
Retail Credit Association
Credit Department
NRCA
Scherer
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B. H. Lynch Sales
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Chiropractic Clinic
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