Softball Stars Open Season With 12 4 Win
Monroe's allstar softball squad defeated Kelleher's Bar 12 4 at Recreation Park in the season opener. Al Henning and Walt Bahler shared mound duties, Ed Witte led with three singles, Fleming and O'Brien homered for Kelleher's, and seven runs came in the fourth inning aided by five Monroe errors. Next game Friday hosts Stoughton.
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Monroe
Kelleher
Madison
Recreation Park
Butch) Henning
Walt Bahler
Ed Witte
Lamboa
Henning
Bahler
Fleming
O’brien
O'Brien
Glenn Swiggum
Stoughton City
Yankees and Giants stars pace yesterday’s action
Batting highlights feature Wes Westrum and Giants belting in six runs with two homers for New York in an 11-6 win over Pittsburgh. Vic Raschi and the Yankees held Detroit to a three hit win 2-0. Other scores show Brooklyn over Chicago 2-1, New York 11, Pittsburgh, St. Louis 10 Philadelphia 2, Cincinnati 6 Boston 1 nightcap. Tomorrow’s slate lists multiple matinee and late games across leagues and associations.
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Giants
New York
Pittsburgh
Vic Raschi
Yanks
Detroit
Brooklyn
Chicago
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Boston
Berg and Didrikson Duel in 36 Hole Weathervane Playoff
Patty Berg and Babe Didrikson Zaharias opened their 36 hole playoff in Scarsdale New York for the Weathervane cross country golf championship. After 144 holes both players finished even with a 601 score and today’s 18 holes will be played at the Scarsdale club with the final 18 holes set for tomorrow.
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Aearsdale
N. Y
Pat Berg
Babe Didrikson Zaharias
Scarsdale Golf Club
Juda By Mrs. F. N. Miller
The Evangelical WSWS met Tuesday with Mrs. Dallas Weidman. Leaders were Mrs. Helen Severson and Mrs. Edith Severson. Frederick Bridge and Urban Miller spent weekend with their parents in Great Lakes. Ralph Bridge and Ben Miller accompanied by Mr and Mrs Jones visited Manhattan. Mr and Mrs Harry Smith traveled to Manhattan to bring them home. Martha Schultz cared for Melva Smith while they were away. Hank Anderson retires. a Chicago note mentions a humorous duck reference.
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Helen Severson
Edith Severson
DTSA
Frederick Bridge
Mafa Urban Miller
Greatly Lakes
Ralph Bridge
Ben Miller
Jake Jones
Manhattan
Kas
Harry Smith
Martha Schultz
Smith
Melva
Louis Predicts Victory Over Charles in Detroit Showdown
Joe Louis, older but still dynamic, backs himself to regain the heavyweight crown against Ezzard Charles after Savold’s explosive six round knockout memory. Louis eyes September Detroit clash with Charles while Savold concedes, noting Louis’s late knockout feat and a planned July 18 bout for Charles in Pittsburgh.
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Joe Louis
Ezzard Charles
Joe
Lee Savold
Savold
Louis
Detroit
Charles
Jersey
Joe Walcott
Pittsburgh
Germany
Milwaukee Drops Panel League Defeated by Indianapolis
Milwaukee falls from first place in the American Association after 7-2 and 5-4 losses to last place Indianapolis. Billy Hoeft stars for Toledo Madhens with a 4-1 victory over Minneapolis as St. Paul wins both ends of a doubleheader at Columbus 6-1 and 6-0. Indian polis gains lead as Dallessandro hits .500 with two RBIs and a bases loaded homer in second game. Rookie Gilbert hits seventh inning homer spoiling Hoeft’s shutout.
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Columbus
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Kansas City
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Hoeft
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Schuetzes Triumph Over Browntown Nine 13-0
Schuetzes defeated Browntown 13-0 in a major softball game last night. Hefty pitched for the winners, Browntown managed three scratch singles, Wuetrich hit a double and a single, and Ripp Henning and Hefty hit home runs.
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Witnerss Youmou Orowm
Wainright Expected To Start for Cards
Wainright likely to take the mound for the Monroe Cardinals in tomorrow night’s game against the Madison Gardner Bakery ball club at Recreation Park. Don Zach or Duane Sydow will receive the Bakers’ nod. Monroe won 13 0 last week via a no hit no run win by LaVern Andrews.
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Madison’ Gardner Bakery
Don Zach
Duane Sydow
Bakers
Recreation Park
John Walter
New Glarus
LaVern
Lefty) Andrews
Cubs Trade Four To Brooklyn In Major League Deals
Brooklyn strengthens with an eight man swap including Andy Pafko Wayne Terwillizer Johnny Schmitz and Rube Walker while Chicago receives Gene Hermanski Bruce Edwards Ed Miksis. Westlake joins St Louis in seven man deal with Pirates and Chambers features in the Cardinals lineup.
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St. Loui
New York Yard
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Pirates
Yanks
Senators
St. Louis Brown
Brooklyn
Chicago
Andy Pafko
Wayne Terwillizer
Johnny Schmitz
Rube Walker
Gene Hermanski
Joe Hatten
Bruce Edwards
Ed Miksis
St. Louis
Wally Westlake
Pittsburgh Pirates
Clit
Chambers
Westlake
Howie Pollet
Ted Wilks
Joe Garagiola
Bill Howerton
Dick Cole
Chicago White Sox
Bob Kuzava
Washington
Fred Sanford
Tom Ferrick
Bob Porterfield
Nats
Porterfield
Kansas City American
Yankees
Tommy Byrne
St. Louis Browns
Stubby Overmire
Wisconsin Golfer Clings to Leaders
George Kinsman Jr of New Richmond stayed in the hunt as the national open entered its final 36 holes. He shot a three over par 173 and stood four strokes behind leader Locke of South. A crowded field of 13 golfers was within four strokes of the pace, five of them tied with Kinsman at 148.
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New Richmond
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Ce Loche
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Locke
Raschi Steers Yankees to Split Narrow Win Over Tigers
Vic Raschi pitched a 2-0 complete outing, three hits allowed, securing his tenth win as the Yankees beat Detroit. The victory, part of a strong stretch after earlier blows, helped widen New York’s lead over Chicago at the top of the pennant race. Raschi struck out eight and escaped a late threat as the Tigers mounted two on with one out.
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Associated Press
Vic Raschi
New York Yankees
Raschi
Chicago White Sox
Detroit Tigers
Tigers
Yanks
White Sox
Sox
Phildelphia Athletics
High School Cagers Set for All Star Tilt in Murray
Twenty four top high school players from prep campuses nationwide gather for Murray State College’s third annual north south all star game. Northern squad co coached by Phil Manders of Wisconsin Rapids includes Rube Schulz of Watertown and Charles Mencel of Eau Claire.
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Murray State College
Clas
Phil Manders
Wisconsin Rapids
Wisconsin
Rube Schulz
Watertown
Charles Mencel
Eau Claire
Trojans Favored In NCAA Tourney
USC leads the national meet with a strong chance to win the team title as the blue ribbon track event draws athletes from about 60 colleges. The Trojans have claimed the team laurels 14 times, and many expect them to prevail again.
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National Collegiate Athletics Association
University of Southern California
USC
Market Briefs Tally Hog and Cattle Quotes and Grains
Chicago livestock markets show hogs selling mostly higher with larger butchers and sows up to 75 cents. Cattle receipts rise about 15 percent from last week, prime grades at year’s high, and various weight classes show mixed gains. Grain futures hover near prior closes with modest moves across wheat corn oats rye soybeans. A note adds a Wool production statistic: one female moth egg can yield 92 pounds of wool eaten yearly.
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Chicago
USDA
Board of Trade
Monticello Social News and Visits Highlights
Monticello society items list weekend trips to the Wiscon Dells and Cave of the Mounds at Mt Horeb, with a Blue Mounds picnic. Faculty and relatives visit Beloit, Madison, Albany, and Downey California, as UW students return home for summer.
Socials and visits from Wisconsin couples headline regional chatter
Mr Butler and Mrs New Glarus journeyed to Denver while the Zweifels visit their son-in-law Rex Christensen and his family. E A Bently and Varana Schieler call on in Madison. Golfers Lawrence Marty and A A Schuler play at Mt Horeb. Edwin Barlow of New Glarus spends time with I B Pierce. Dwight Zweifel and family, Madison visitors, Mr and Mrs Jake Schultz and grandchildren Armin and … travel to Freeport to see cousin Mrs Tressa Krausa in St Frances hospital.
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New Glarus
Denver
Zweifels
Rex. Christensen
E. A. Bently
Varana Schieler
Madison
A. W. Becker
Lawrence G. Marty
A. A. Schuler
O. D. Curtis
Spring Grove by Mrs Herbert Mohn
Social notes from Spring Grove highlight the 40th wedding anniversary open house of Mr and Mrs Elvin Immerman at Rock Grove. Local residents share visits, weddings, hospital returns, and relatives gathering at various homes and events in the area.
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Spring Grove
Mrs. Herbert Mohn
Local residents visit, guests and wedding noted
Mr and Mrs Rob ert Stuckey host family guests from Monroe. Frank Nussbaum and family from Monroe visit the Nussbaum home. Leon Deal from Beloit visits John Robertson. Charlies Greene and daughter of Durand call on L M Hartman. Raymond Arnsmeier and children visit Ivan Arnsmeier in Juda. Aids society at Davis holds guest day with several members attending. Robert Mohns spends days in northern Wisconsin. Orla McClellan visits Charles Carpenter in Darlington. William Hawthorne and family host and Harold Mohns and June Caldwell attend the Timm Miller wedding in Monroe.
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Rock Grove
Howard Wallace
St. Clare Hospital
William Hathorne
Delores Krupke
Robert Voegels
Russell Rosheisen
Robert Stuckley
Myria] Gecke
Harold Gratz
Emma Meinert
Davis
Stanley Clark
John Robertson
Pvt
Donald Hauser
Moline
Ill
Shirl Stuckey
Whitewater State College
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Frank Nussbaum
Monroe
Godfrey Nussbaum
Leon Deal
Beloit
Charlies Greene
Durand
L. M. Hartman
Raymond Arnsmeier
Ivan
William Hawthorne
Virgil Hawthorne
Herbert Mohns
Harold Mohns
June Caldwell
Timm-Miller
John Page Pulliam Dies at 76 Noted Industrialist
Milwaukee obituary reports John Page Pulliam a prominent industrialist died at home after a several week illness. The Wisconsin Public Service Corp former head and current former director died aged 76.
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Milwaukee
Pulliam
Wisconsin Public Service Corp
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