Barrett Hurls Braves to 11-1 Win Over Reds
Barrett Hurls Braves to 11-1 win over the Reds as he posts his sixth win of the season with five straight victories. The rambunctious redhead has limited walks to two in 45 innings while Cincinnati left 10 on base before Grady Hatton's homer plated their only run.
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Barrett
Braves
Reds
Red Sox
Associated Press
Redhead
St. Louis Cardinals
Boston Braves
Cincinnati Reds
Cincinnati
Grady Hatten
Western Junior Championship Qualifiers Open Play at Northwestern
Winnette Alabama hosts the Western junior title as 32 qualifiers begin match play on the rain soaked 6,555 yard Northwestern course. George Dayiantis of Chicago faces Tom Veech of Milwaukee in a feature match with Dayiantis tied for medalist honors at 74 alongside Gene Coulter of Richmond Indiana.
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Winnette
Thurt
Northwestern University
George Dayiantis
Chicago
Pride of
Milwaukee
Tom Veech
Dayiantis
Army Finance
University of Minors
Northwestern
Gene Coulter
Richmond
Ind
Fractures Left Arm Question Sparks Sale Speculation
A fragment from a local page hints at an injury event and a possible sale of items described as a comet like object. No clear names or dates are provided.
Softball Schedule Updates and Night Results
Last night's softball events list Minor League Johnson Motors facing F FA and Major League Wa'fle Shop Baumgartner's. Tonight's games include Minor League Boss Body versus Grossen Tavern and Major League Wenger Kramer against Bauman Hardware.
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Johnson Motors
F. FA
Wa‘fle
Baumgartner’s
Boss Body
Grossen Tavern
Wenger and
Kramer
Bauman Hardware
Baseball scoreboard of yesterday and tomorrow games
National League results Boston 11 Cincinnati 1 St Louis 7 Philadelphia 6 New York at Pittsburgh Brooklyn at Chicago Iain. American League Boston 6 St Louis 5 Cleveland 5 Washington 3 Philadelphia 5 Detroit 2 Only games scheduled. American Association Indianapolis 9 Milwaukee 4 St Paul 9 Columbus 0 Kansas City 8 Louisville 7 Minneapolis 6 Toledo 4 Tomorrow New York at Pittsburgh Boston at Cincinnati Brooklyn at Chicago Cleveland at Washington Detroit at Philadelphia Chicago at New York only games scheduled.
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New York Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
Philadelphia Phillies
Stan Musial
Carl Scheib
Gratz
Detroit Tigers
Philadelphia Athletics
Feller
Bob Feller
Cleveland Indians
Washington Senators
Griffith Stadium
Boston Red Sox
St. Louis Browns
Sox
New York Yankees
Giants
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Cubs
Chicago
Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Boston
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Philadelphia
New York
Iain
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Columbus
Kansas City
Louisville
Minneapolis
Toledo
State Junior Amateur Golf Tourney Set at Madison
A nine junior amateur golf tournament for boys under 19 will be held at Nakoma Country Club in Madison on July 11. Bill Cantwell announced the event, with the six top scorers earning entry to the national junior amateur meet in Peoria, Illinois, from July 29 to August 2. The Madison meet features 36 hole medal play.
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Aladison
Nakoma Country Club
Bill Cantwell
State Junior Chamber of Commerce
Cantwell
Peoria
Madison
Injuries Hit Wisconsin Rowing Team Ahead of Saturday
Wisconsin crew faces injuries with Dick Tipple and Jake Valentine sidelined by a pinched nerve and a pulled shoulder. Coach Sonju weighs replacements and plans time trials if conditions allow. Weather warms. shells ready as 29 boats train. Coaches seek lane changes under Railroad bridge for better wind protection. Also: Madison senate confirms James W. Baird to state board of agriculture. A temperature color alloy is reported.
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Creaghs
Kane
Dick Tipple
Will Penason
Madison
Norman Sonja
Tipple
Sonju
Wisconsin
Jake Valentine
Badger
Intercollegiate Rowing Association
Rutgers
California
Syracuse Cousin
Massachusetts Tech
Pennsylvania
Washington
Cornell
Columbia
Navy
Princeton
Weed Disease in Green County Bakes Up Controls
Green County farmers face serious weed issues with Canadian thistle and Bull perennial thistle. Baker urges timing August to September for 2 4D spraying, cutting before buds burst, and strict adherence to manufacturer directions. Monroe township adds Bull thistle to noxious list, signaling possible state listing. Weed meetings occur as weather allows with emphasis on planning and proper equipment for effective spraying.
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Baker
Green County
Monroe Township
J. B. Scherer
Monroe
Truck Tips Hurt Driver Near Fairfield Church
Robert Truethardt suffered cuts to his left hand when a milk truck he drove rolled into a ditch after striking a culvert on the state line road south of Fairfield church. The truck owned by Roy Taylor of Brodhead was badly damaged. Paul Bauman of route 5 was also involved as a passing vehicle and was pushed back onto the roadway.
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State Line Road
Fairfield Church
Roy Taylor
Brodhead
Truethardt
Paul Bauman
Bauman
New Glarus Social News and Family Updates
New Glarus residents share visits among families including Mrs. Millard Tsehudy and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kimball of Ithaca. Emil Kaeser hosts relatives, while Taplick and Kaeser families celebrate the birth of a daughter in Madison. Also noted, U.S. Department of Agriculture develops a vaccine for bovine Bang’s disease, not a cure.
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Jack Kimball
Ithica
N. Y
Arthur Zweifel
Emil Kaeser
Sparta
Robert Taplick
Madison
Wilbert Bernet
Judy
Albany
Jacob Tschudy
Madison Hospital
Taplick
Catherine Kaeser
New Glarus
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Locke Opens PGA Qualifying Amid Strong Field
Bobby Locke, fresh from a string of U S golf results, tees off with 137 rivals in the first qualifying round for the PGA Championship at Plum Hollow. Defending champ Ben Hogan is favored to win, with Sam Snead Lew Worsham and Jimmy Demaret among early contenders as 18 hole rounds unfold.
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Detroit
Bobby Locke
United States
Locke
England
Johannesburg
Plum Hollow
Ben Hovan
Sam Snead
U. S
Lew Worsham
Pittsburgh
Ed (Porky) ‘Oliver
Wilmington
Del
Portland
Ore
Hogan
Jimmy Demaret
Ojai
Calif
Local Social Notes and Upcoming Events in Albany and Surrounding Areas
Albany society notes list Mrs. William Steinhort entering Friday match play with six rounds over 18 holes to settle the championship next Tuesday. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ramsey and two children from Baraboo. Long Beach resident Mrs. Genevieve Hill Haskins visited local friends. Miss Gladys Laughead and Mrs. Jipson from Chokio spent time with the Swann family. Many trips to Madison and Oshkosh noted. The OBS meets Wednesday, summer break planned. The annual Bible school closing and missionary offering amounted to 45 dollars for Europe and local work. Additional visits include Mr. and Mrs. Donald Miller and family, Jeananne Miller, and Mrs. Amelia Hein family guests in Attica and La Crosse.
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Pion
Robert Ramsey
Baraboo
A. F. Stauffacher
Genevieve Hill - Haskins
Long Beach
Calif
Hettie Broughton
Ben Warren
Janesin
West
Grace Hill-La Renz
Minn
Marion Swann
Attica
Swann Home
James Graham
Chokio
Graham
Isabell Swann Jipson-Graham
Percy Bartlette
Danvers
Phillip Kank
Mire
Jack Waldrop
C. M. Dixon
C. H. Ferguson
Friendship Circle
WSCS
Georgia
California
Danny
Lottie Lewis
Superior
J. C. Phillips
Thoral Reese
Wheaton
Olive Hilliard
George Stiffler
Reese
Howard Dame Hom
Methodist
Europe
Donald Miller
Elgin
Claude Mathems
Miller
W. A. Gibson
Jeananne
la Crosse
Amelia Hein
Also Mentioned on This Page
Eddy Lawrence
Turner Hall
Senate
Rennebohm
James W. Baird
Waukesha
State Board of Agriculture
Robert Truethardt
Mrs. Millard Tsehudy
Brownie Vincent
Carter Machine Shop
ROTE
J. E. Lovell
Goetz
FBI
Iponn
pecAnlo
Brian Ponueyy
Ean
Pere Aumont
Rden - Ra
Hanes Ull
Preston Foster
Gail Patrick
Carioon
THE
American Legion
Fraunfelder
Switzerland
Rew Glarus High School
William Steinhort
Chiropractic Clinic
M. J. Gonstead
Chiropractor
Thorp Finance Corp
Louie Felder’s
Gulfpride
Gulf
Kingdon’s Super Service
Bob Kingdon
Gulf Service
Homer Allen Monroe
Krieg and
Olay
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