Dodgers, Giants, Pirates Suffer Setbacks in MLB Action
The White Sox swept Detroit in a twin bill as Thornton Lee earned his eighth win before a season-ending injury to Joe Haynes. Boston, New York, and Philadelphia also posted wins while Brooklyn moved to first in the NL with a 9-6 opener over Boston. The Phillies swept New York’s Giants, dropping Ott’s club into a second-place tie with Pittsburgh. St. Louis crushed Pittsburgh in a doubleheader to pull within a half game of the Pirates.
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Associated Press
Chicago White Sox
Detroit
Tigers
Yankees
Yanks
Athletics
Thornton Lee
White Sox
Tiger
Sox
Joe Haynes
Chicago Cubs
Ed Heusser
Cincinnati
Bose
Boston
Emmett O'Neill
Dutch Leonard
George Metkovich
Jim Wilson
Floyd Bevens
Russi
Ladelphia
New Yorkers
Christopher
St. Louis
Braves
Phillies
New York
Giants
Mel Ott
Pittsburgh
St. Louis Cardinals
Bucs
Ken Burkhardt
Pirates
Ted Wilks
Belmont Stakes Dread Hangs Over Stretch Run
The defeat of Hoop Jr and Pavot in the Preakness muddies the 3 year olds racing picture. Belmont Stakes a mystery with possible changes including Pericles debut and Polyneisan ineligible. Devil Diver stands as favorite after the Suburban win, aiming for a Brooklyn cap to seal the handicap title.
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Hoop JR
Hoop, Jr
New York
Pavot
Pimlico
William Helis
Pericles
P. A. B. Widener
W. G. Lewis
Darby Dieppe
Devil Diver
Nelson Keeps Stellar Golf Form With Course Record Flight
Nelson posted a 269 at Langley Country Club to lead by two strokes over Harold McSpaden after a 63 that set a course record and added to a string of thirds. His ledger shows 2 stroke margin and a total earnings figure for the PGA Rehabilitation Fund. He began as a Texas railroad station bookkeeper before turning pro.
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Philadelphia
Byron Nelson
Golfdom
Philadelphia Inquirer
Lianerch Country Club Links
Harold
Jug) McSpaden
Professional Golfers Association
Nelson
Texas
National League Standings and Scores Summary
National League standings show Brooklyn leading with 30 wins and Pittsburgh at 30 23. Cincinnati and Philadelphia trail, while St Louis and Chicago mix results. Yesterday and Saturday scores feature Chicago, Cincinnati, New York, Brooklyn, Boston, and Philadelphia with several games called or completed later.
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Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Ccc Wes
TNO
Kas Ss
An Gees
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
New
Tee Ae
Cerbuneus Wee
St. Cee Oe
Ceevenete
Iseess
American Association
Tambleville Cick Chaes
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
POD
Subivweew Ence Mie
Cies Nee
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Minneapolis
Renee Cme Os Secks
Chicago
St. Louis
Pabedsiphie
New York
Boston
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Iain
Columbus
Kansas City
Toledo
St. Paul
Louisville
American Association St. Paul
National League
American League
State High Schools Adopt National Rules For Sports
Milwaukee schools will switch to national federation rules including 10 second 3 second and 5 foul rules starting next fall. The Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association board approved the changes and kept the overtime free throw rule. Sectional tennis meets will qualify players for state finals and golf teams expand to four players. Boxing matches in one season are banned to prevent grudges.
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Milwaukee
National Federation
Wisconsin Interscolastic Athletic Association
Board of Control
Out for Season Haynes Injures Leg in Doubleheader
Chicago White Sox pitcher Joe Haynes left the field after a fifth inning slide into third base during a doubleheader against Detroit. He sustained a compound fracture of his right leg and a badly dislocated ankle, forcing him to miss the rest of the season. Haynes had been pitching well with a 3-1 record and had just singled in the fifth.
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Chicago
Joe Haynes
Chicago White Sox
Haynes
Mercy Hospital
Sox
Detroit
Guy Cartright
So Shoe
Eyewitness account of German concentration camps horrors
S/Sgt. Ed gar A. Lewis recalls in detail the Auschwitz like camps seen with Major Dickson of Gen. George S Patton's Third Army. He describes naked starvation victims, a furnace room, hanging inmates, and SS atrocity evidence including skinned lamp shades. He stresses vigilance against Nazi evil and the risk if SS reached America.
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Edgar A. Lewis
Frank A. Buehler
9Th Street
Lewis
George S. Patton
Third Army
Germany
Dickson
Gestapo
Holland
Hitler
America
Monticello Residents Noted During Summer Socials
In Madison and nearby towns, Mr. Dick visited relatives while Rev. A R Achtemeier and John Dick were in town. Summer school attendees from Whitewater and Monroe relatives spent weekends at home. A variety of travel, teaching engagements, and social visits are reported among Monticello and surrounding communities.
Local Social Visits Across Madison and Nearby Cities
Zweifel and guests include Minnie Marty of Los Angeles California and Mrs Richard Dugdale of Sheridan Indiana along with Mrs C W Karlen. Merlyn Schmid was a Madison caller Friday. Forrest Smith spent Thursday in Madison. Herman Feenie and August Feldt hosts in Monroe. Theo Benkert called in Madison Friday and left Sunday for Dayton Ohio to supervise a cafe. Mrs J C Steinmann visited daughter-in-law Howard Steinmann and grandson Jimmy in Monroe.
Summer visitors and social rounds in local areas
Juda Milse Col Shirley Matzke and Marcelle Norder attending Whitewater State Teachers College spent the weekend at their homes. Shirl Hilliard and Herbert Wild were on business in Cedar Rapids. Mrs Anna Martin and daughter Ramona visit Milwaukee relatives for a week. Mrs Fred Feldt hosted twenty ladies Friday night. Mr and Mrs William Erb and son Billy of Monroe visited the Beckers. Inez Weaver called on in Monroe Saturday. Mrs Ella Berndt spent Saturday evening in Monroe.
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Shirley Matzke
Marcelle Norder
Whitewater State Teachers’ College
Shirl Hilliard
Herbert Wild
Cedar Rapids
Anna Martin
Ramona
Milwaukee
Fred Feldt
William Erb
Billy, Monroe
Jake Becker
Inez Weaver
Monroe
Ella Berndt
Family visit and birthday at Monroe home
Browntown resident Miss E Leah Tomlinson and Cor Thomas Tomlinson with family were in Monroe Friday. Mr and Mrs Frank Flannery and Mr and Mrs William Smith of Monroe celebrated Smiths 85th birthday June 15 at the home of their daughter and son in law F R East. Mr Smith spent the afternoon hoeing corn.
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Thomas Tomlinson
Monroe
Frank Flannery
William Smith
Mr. Smith
F. R. East
Smith
Brewers Rally to Take Pair from Columbus at Borchert Field
Milwaukee gains ground in the American Association by splitting with Columbus at Borchert Field. Joe Rullo starred with a two run double and a two run homer as the Brewers won 6-5 and 4-1. Columbus suffered a 5-1 and 6-4 defeat amid late rallies.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee Brewers
Columbus
Borchert Field
Joe Rullo
Rullo
Birds
Charlie Root
Louisville Colonels
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Indians
St. Paul
Colonels
Miller
Woodie Abernathy
Ralph Branca
Dick Lanahan
Saints
Branca
Lanahan
Armand Cardoni
Kansas City
Toledo
Blues
Edson Bahr
Hens
Milwaukee
Lumey
Cunningham
Bucha
Lindquist
Speer
Davis
Stephenson
Milwauke
Root
Acota
Monroe Bowl To Fort Atkinson In Weather Dependent Schedule
If weather permits Monroe will play a postponed game with Janesville this week and next Sunday will travel to Evansville for a conference game.
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Fort Atkinson
Monroe
Janesville
Evansville
One Way To Win Milwaukee Bond Drive Stunt
Arnold Brumm theater manager climbed the chimney at his Milwaukee venue and vowed to stay for the bond drive. He descended after 24 hours as bond sales rose, prompted by the unusual protest against lagging quotas. Sales ahead of target followed the stunt.
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Milwaukee
Arnold Brumm
Brumm
Wiley Named to Subcommittee on Anti-Poll Tax Bill
Senator Wiley from Wisconsin was named Saturday to a subcommittee that will consider the anti-poll tax bill. Chairman McCarran of Nevada expressed hope the controversial legislation would be disposed of with promptness.
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Wiley
Washington
Wis
McCarran
D-New
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Coney Island” Technicolor
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Achtemeier
Matt Zentner
Hazel Kundert
Margaret Blum
Lela Duerst
Kathryn Stauffer
Whitewater
Ivan Wichser
Wichser
Simmon
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Lester Schulz
Harry Schuerch
Temple
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Minnie Marty
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Stanley Thomas
Rosa Roth
Theo
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Lena Karlen
Nonagon Bridge Club
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Edyth Stoll
Anna Pierce
Inez Steinmann
Anna Gerber
Myrtle Griffy
Muesetta Clark
Nellie
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