Mocked Baseball Headlines From A Spill of Old Scoreboard Clippings
Tigers take lead with 4-3 over Cleveland as Yankees fall 1-0 to Boston. White Sox win 1-0 over Yankees. Washington shuts out Philadelphia 6-0. Giants fall again as Boston dominates. Reds beat Cardinals in 13 innings. Rainouts affect Brooklyn-Philadelphia and Chicago-Pittsburgh games.
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So Alectties
St. Louis Browns
Chicago White Sox
New York Yankees
Sox
Hank Borowy
Detroit
Cleveland
Zeb Eaton
Les Mueller
Stubby Overmire
Indians
Doc Cramer
Roger Wolff
Washington
Philadelphia Athletics
Hal Peck
Senators
Inni
Giants
al Unser
Bowman
Barrett
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
St. Louis
New York
Boston
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Louisville
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Toledo
St. Paul
Columbus
Minneapolis
Nsas City
Kansas
Post- Camieelle
Schederican Association
Kansas City
Federal bill seeks national psychiatric institute
Washington Senator Pepper and five colleagues introduced a bill to establish a national psychiatric institute under the Public Health Service to study causes and treatment of mental diseases. A House measure was filed by Rep Priest. Pepper notes few qualified psychiatrists and high mental disorder discharges among service members.
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Washington
Pepper
D-Fla
Public Health Service
Priest
Dtenn
United States
Selective
Parham Wins by Technical Kayo Over Richardson
Milwaukee welterweight Charley Parham stopped Bobby Richardson of Cleveland in the eighth round of a 10 round bout. Parham surged from behind, floored Richardson just before the seventh bell, and finished him for a technical knockout as four other bouts failed to go the distance.
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Milwaukee
Charley Parham
Migute Hernge
Bobby Richardson
Cleveland
Auditorium
Richardson
Parham
Japanese carrier Emmons sunk after Kamikaze attack
The Emmons was struck by five Kamikazes within minutes causing heavy damage. Sinking was required by her sister ships twelve hours after the attack on April 6. The carrier suffered 139 casualties including 29 killed 78 wounded and two missing.
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Emmons
New Eire President Declared After Ballot Tabulation
Sean O'Kelly was officially declared the new president of Eire after tabulation showed a clear majority on second choice ballots. The Dublin ceremony confirmed his election as head of state.
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Eire
Dublin
Sean O'Kelly
Oppose Relaxing Rules on Shooting U.S. Wild Fowl
Washington agency head Dr. Iran N. Gabrielson told a House committee he will not support changes that would raise the kill of water fowl next season. The hearings opened on five wildlife conservation proposals including expanded agency jurisdiction and a three month open duck season. Gabrielson favored two points but warned against feed permits and live decoys as it could boost hunting mortality. Frederick C. Lincoln noted a duck decline partly from birds migrating abroad.
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Washington
Iran N. Gabrielson
Fish and Wildlife Director
House Committee On Wildlife Conservation
Representative Robertson
D-Va
Gabrielson
Fish and Wildlife Service
Frederick C. Lincoln
Wildlife Service Distribution
Mexico
Caribbean
South America
Legion Juniors All-Stars Edge Monroe in Seven Inning Tilt
The Legion Juniors and Monroe All-Stars played a seven inning game at Recreation Park halted by darkness. Legion led early with two runs in the first, while the All-Stars answered with three in the third and later tied and led before play ended. Otto Lisser and Bill Hardell were standout performers as the teams prepare for a rescheduled game against Janesville.
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Monroe
Recreation Park
Legion
Otto Lisser
Aesalan
Bill Hardell
Robert Hardell
Marine Loeffel
Ray Thorpe
Tom Gaughan
Legion Aa
Janesville
Orr
Ableman
Purcell
Péseaesee
Elmer
Hardell
J . Escsanseasken
Baumgartner CIA Ea Anea
ROOM
Iccepacctecees
Wetede Co Ciwwelkees
All-Stars
Junior Exhibitors Dominate Awards At Wisconsin Fairs
Madison reports junior exhibitors claim a growing share of premiums across district and county fairs. A. W. Kalbus notes junior premiums rose from 19 percent in 1929 to 37 percent in 1944, totaling 67 927.06 of 184 249.34. Fourteen fairs will feature only junior exhibits in Antigo Durand Eagle River Eau Claire Gillett Green Lake Hammond Janesville Medford Merrill Rhinelander Spooner Slinger and Stoughton.
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Madison
A. W. Kalbus
State Department of Agriculture
Kalbus
Antigo
Durand
Eagle River
Eau Claire
Gillett
Green Lake
Hammond
Janesville
Medford
Merrill
Rhinelander
Spoonver
Slinger and
Stoughton
Goodland Grants Commutations and Pardons
Governor Goodland granted commutations to Michael Milano vich Edward Potvine and Frank Rick and issued conditional pardons to Ronald Spence and Walter Prusinopski. Evan T Johns won an absolute pardon for a drunken and repeater conviction from the Oneida circuit court.
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Madison
Goodland
Evan T. Johns
Rhinelander
Oneida
State Prison
Michael Milanovich
Milwaukee
Edward Potvine
Los Angeles
Frank Rick
Ronald Spence
Appleton
Marathon
Walter Prusinopski
Ludington
Mich
Soil Conservation Practices Growing in Green County
Green County farms have adopted contour farming on over 5,200 acres since 1942. Contour strips, terraces, pasture improvements, and windbreak planting improve yields and moisture. tests show terraces raise grain production by 36 percent. Nearly 200,000 trees planted for shelter belts and snow fences reduce erosion. group meetings are planned for nearby towns to assist erosion control efforts.
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Green County
Soil Conservation District
County Board
O. G. Kimball
S.C.S
Ninty
Kim
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Lawrence Ames
York Township
Kimball
Sugar River
Brodhead
Adams
Cadiz
Clarno
Decatur
Exeter
Jefferson
Jordan
Monroe
Mt. Pleasant
New Glarus
Spring Grove
Sylvester
Washington
York
Juda High School
Ross School
New Glarus High School
Dutch Hollow
Monroe High
Argus
Clarence School
E. O. Baker
Great Lakes Blu Jackets Defeat Truax Field 4 1
The Great Lakes blue jackets beat the Truax field soldier nine 4 1 after five hits and three errors. Bobby Feller, Cleveland speedball specialist, did not pitch but drove in two runs with a second inning triple and a sixth inning single.
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Great Lakes
Madison
Great Lakes Blue Jackets
Truax
Bobby Feller
Cleveland
Brewers Rally In Extra Innings To Take Fourth
Milwaukee buried a late 4 run lead then tied it in the eighth and won 11th inning on Gene Nance's bases loaded single. Bill Davis earned the relief win as Milwaukee swept Columbus and trimmed Louisville to one game behind.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee Brewers
Columbus
Louisville
Minneapolis
Brewers
Brews
Milwaukee
Arky Biggs
Gene Nance
Bill Davis
Don Hendrickson
Lou Lucier
Millers
Toledo
Kansas City
Blues
Madhens
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Partenheimer
Cunningham
Vucovich
Sumey
Bucha
Hendrickson
W. Davis
Stephenson
Local residents host weekend visitors and summer guests
Social circle notes include Mrs. Donald Brodhead and Col. Laurin Hyde visiting with Rev. Don Klingensmith. Frances Sue Klingensmith hosts and Lt. Robert Perkins overseas. Others spend time in La Moure and Freeport. Garrett Theological seminary enrollment planned. several families enjoy summer months in the area.
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Laurin Hyde
Cleveland
Social Security Board of
Michigan
Ohio
Kentucky
Don J. Klingensmith
Ivan Linsen
Frances Sue
la Moure
N. D
Klingensmiths
Robert Perkins
Wukwonago
James Burt
Guy Pierce
Bearlake
J. B. Pierce
Pearl Engebretson
St. Francis Hospital
Freeport
W. S. Murphy
West Allis
Genevieve Lyons
Milwaukee
Evanston
Ill
Garrett Theological Seminary
Blanche Green
Rock Island
Paul Green
Chloe Newcomer
Duane Schmid
Janesville
Pecatonica
Llewellyn Newcomer
Newell Holcomb
Mastodon's Tooth Found Near State Line by Johnson
Walter Johnson sent to university authorities a tooth fragment and skull attachment from a giant mastodon once roaming the area. The tooth weighed 5 to 6 pounds and measured about a foot long, found south of Monroe near the state line. No additional skeleton portions were visible nearby, though future excavations could reveal more.
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Walter Johnson
University of Wisconsin
Monroe
Boeringer Named Iowa Line Coach For 1926 Season
Arthur Bud Boeringer, longtime Detroit university football line coach, will join the University of Iowa as line coach on July 1. E G Schroeder says Boeringer, Notre Dame 1926 All American center, will be Clem Crowe’s assistant on a seven month contract for an undisclosed sum.
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Boeringer
Iowa
Iowa City
Arthur
Bud) Boeringer
Detroit University
University of Iowa
Dad) Schroeder
Notre Dame
Clem Crowe
Monticello Social Visits Tap Wisconsin Towns
A string of social visits ties Monticello residents to towns across the region. Guests include Mrs. O. D. Curtis and Cor with connections to Lake Geneva, Monroe, Freeport, Neenah, Oshkosh, Madison, and other communities as families and former schoolmates share weekend and weekday calls. The roster lists numerous couples and individuals from Monticello, New Glarus, Monroe, Oshkosh, Madison, Elkhorn, and beyond.
Community Guests Gather for Supper and Visits
Local residents hosted and visited family friends across Wisconsin and Illinois. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Otto Freitag Madison and Milwaukee relatives. Emma Freitag’s guests. Jacob Speich from Madison. E A Bently and Verana Schuler. Fred W Blum’s family. Dr Norman Kurool and others from Elkhorn Sheridan Prairie du Lac Madison. Multiple callers shared news of travels and hospital—Ray Blum left Methodist hospital.
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Robert Naylor
Richard Dugdale
Lake Geneva
Henry Klassy
W. L. Zweifel
New Glarus
H. L. Karlen
Tommy and
Martha Steinmann
Monroe
William Pagel
Alfred Spring
Milwaukee
Willis Spring
Beverly
Duane
William Spring
Paul Veenge
Clarence Wittenwyler
Jerry
Gail
Adolph Ann
Okee
M. E. Lynn
Gene
Karl Wyss
Alberta Gail
Freert
William Engler
Dorothy
C. M. Stauffer
Casper Hammerly
Roswell S. Richards
Rosanda
Ronda
Oshkosh
Sophia Weismiller
Quade
Ruth Baumgartner
Neenah
Harold Blum
Gregory
Richard
Mary Ann
Madison
Fred A. Blum
Ed Blum
John G. Blum
Kurool
Elkhorn
John Dick
Minnie Marty
Los Angeles
Calif
Jack Freitag
Bernice Moritz
Columbus
Emma Freitag
Otto Freitag
Paul Voegels
Waukesha
Fred W. Blum
Jacob Speich
Blum
Norman Kurool
Tommy
Sheridan
Ind
Lora
R. W. Karlen
Waldo Dick
Barbara
Marlys
Joan
Prairie du Lac
C. W. Karlen
Donna
Ray Blum
Methodist Hospital
Fred Hammerly
Lake Kegonsa
Jacob Burgy
H. C. Hoesly
Willis Marty
Glarus
Kathleen
Freeport
Admiral Royal Dies at 52 in Pacific
Rear Adm. Forrest B. Royal commander of an amphibious force in the Pacific died Monday in the Pacific of natural causes. The Navy announced the death.
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Washington
Forrest B. Royal
Pacific
Forrestal
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George Richardson
Emma_ Scheberle
Clint Wilkie
Adam Fleck
Allie Knudson
Lena St. John
George Hartman
Westoverfield
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H. V. Hartman
Mercy Hospital
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Jerry Stabler
Donald &. Collins
Coney Island” Technicolor
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T. A. Hoesly
Monroe, Wis
Dodgeville, Wis
Hahn Bldg
R. J. Tolford
Coca-Cola Company
Freeport Coca-Cola Bottling Company
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