Cubs Move Up To Third With Pirates Win
The Cubs beat Pittsburgh 5-3 to rise from fifth to third in the National League, half a game behind the Pirates. The White Sox defeated St. Louis 4-1 amid a near riot in the eighth inning stirred by Chicago manager Luke Sewell replacing Eddie Lopat with Phil Hollingsworth before a wild scene.
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Associated Press
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Chicago White Sox
St. Louis
Phil Cavarretta
al Hollingsworth
Ed Lopat
Sox
Hollingsworth
George Caster
Luke Sewell
Browns
Tex Shirley
Caster
Jimmy Dykes
Chicago
Art Passarella
Washington
Philadelphia
Joyce Set for July 13 Bout at Madison Square Garden
Joyce outboxed Dave Freeman in a ten round decision at Philadelphia boosting momentum for a July 13 clash with Bobby Ruffin of New York at Madison Square Garden. He drew 3,983 spectators who paid 8898.98 dollars for ringside seats as he showcased superior skill against the less experienced foe.
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Joyce
Ruffin
Philadelphia
Willie
the Fox
Dave Freeman
Bobby Ruffin
New York
Madison Square Garden
Arena Stadium
Brewers at Home Dominant Despite Rain Postponement
The Milwaukee Brewers own an .800 home record after 16 wins in 20 Borchert Field starts as rain postponed last night’s game with Toledo. Manager Nick Cullop relies on pitching staff upgrades Elmer Burkart and Bill Davis to push back to the top division. Louisville and Indianapolis won their games while St. Paul fell to Louisville and Kansas City dropped in extras to Columbus.
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Associated Press
Louisville
Indianapolis
Milwaukee Brewers
Borchert Field
Brewers
Nick Cullop
Toledo
Cullop
Elmer Burkart
Columbus
Bill Davis
Mudhens
Rex Cecil
St. Paul
Cecil
Saints
Buck Weaver
Minneapolis
Jim Wallace
Frank Danneker
Charley Root
Redbirds
Kansas City
Bauman UW star Killed in Okinawa Action
University of Wisconsin football importance longtime star Bob Bauman died in combat on Okinawa June 6 his mother reported to officials Bauman a 1940 41 42 line mainstay and 1942 teams kicking ace had been overseas 18 months wounded recently returned to action days before his death His brother Lt Frank Bauman Purdue alum graduated Marine Officers School at Quantico Virginias.
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Harvey
Robert Bauman
University of Wisconsin
Okinawa
Berthe Bauman
Bauman
Associated Press
Guam
Frank Bauman
Purdue University
Marine Officers Training School
Quantico
Hank Greenberg Returns to Detroit Baseball
Hank Greenberg, 34, a former army captain and Detroit Tiger, arrived in Detroit after four years in the army. He plans intensive batting practice at Briggs Stadium to rejoin the lineup by June 30, noting he played softball in China during service and did not play baseball.
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Detroit
Hank Greenberg
Detroit Tiger
China
Greenberg
Briggs Stadium
Tiger
Acetylene Described as Colorless Hydrogen Carbon Gas
Acetylene is a colorless gaseous compound formed from hydrogen and carbon. The description notes its composition and basic nature as a simple hydrocarbon gas used in various industrial applications.
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Acetylene
Vet Seeks Livestock Campaign to Save Meat
Dr J G Hardenbergh of the American Veterinary Medical Association urged the War Food Administration to run a livestock conservation and disease prevention campaign. He cited high mortality rates among pigs dairy cattle and laying hens and losses from tb cattle grubs and meat trimming.
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Chicago
J. G. Hardenbergh
American Veterinary Medical Association
War Food Administration
Hardenbergh
Governor Signs Bribery and Deer Hunter Safety Bills
Governor Goodland signs two new laws banning bribery of athletes and requiring deer hunters to wear at least half red clothing. The bribery measure targets college basketball scandal penalties from six months to five years or a $1000 fine or both. The color rule aims to boost hunter safety.
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Madison
Goodland
Brooklyn
Equestrians Featured in Bailey Brothers Circus at Monroe Fairgrounds
The Bailey Brothers 3 ring circus visits Monroe next Sunday at the fairgrounds with Forrest family riders in pink and white costumes. Acts include horse bands, dances from quadrille to waltz, trick riding, and canine and primate stunts led by Miss Betty Ferguson. Tim Mix and Ruby Owens headline with cowboys and cowgirls. Performances are at 3 and 8 15 p.m. Also notes of local visits and Memorial service observations in Monroe communities.
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Bailey Brothers
Monroe
Fairgrounds
Forrest
Betty Ferguson
Miss Ferguson
Tim Mix
Montana
Ruby Owens
Social Guests Visit in Illinois and Alabama
Orangeville residents Mrs Glen E Bolender Col OrangevilleMr and Mrs E H Donner Lena and Mrs Nolan Klieckner and son Talladega Ala were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Co W Frautschy Mr and Mrs Merl Emrick Dakota and Mr and Mrs Leslie Albright of Clarno were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs William Albright Will Auman attended the Erwin reunion at Krape park in Freeport
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E. H. Donner
Lena
Nolan Klieckner and Son
Talladega
Ala
Co. W. Frautschy
Merl Emrick
Dakota
Leslie Albright
Clarno
William Albright
Will Auman
Erwin
Krape Park
Freeport
Stanley Hulbert
Local social guests gather across several households
Mr. and Mrs. Kermit Wolfe hosted guests while Mr. and Mrs. John Gruber visited the Fred Richer home. Mrs. Robert Henriquez of Monroe spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bowen. The Willing Workers class met with Rev. and Mrs. Fred Fink at Cedarville. Elsie Pinnow and Sam and Mrs. Pinnow attended a Pinnow reunion in Monroe. C. L. Griffith and daughters Carol Lee and Ruth Anne from Salina arrived to visit Rev. and Mrs. Charles E. Hall Jr.
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A. A. Clarno
C. B. Briggs
J. Milton Bostian
Virgil Dickinson
Ronnie
Stanley Hulbert
Fred White
Adam Zweifel
United Brethren Church
McConnell
Homer Leverton
Recreation Park
Monroe
Prudence Hasse
Kermit Wolfe
John Gruber
Fred Richiger
Robert Henriquez
Thomas Bowen
Elsie Pinnow
Sam Pinnow
Pinnow
C. L. Griffith
Carol Lee
Ruth Anne
Salina
Kan
Charles E. Hall, Jr
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Bruins
Pirate
White Sox
Hal Newhouser
Cleveland
Indians
Newhouser
Art Herring
Curt Davis
Dodgers
Eddie Basinski
Dodger
Giants
Boston
Joe Mack
Tommy Holmes
Danny Gardella
Cincinnati
Wyse
Henry Wyse
Tulsa
New. York
Beene
New
Mathete Ca
Chieess
L Pet
Milwaukee
American Association
American League
Goetz
Atlantic City
Trukenbred
Wis
Bob Bauman
U. W
Hank
Durfee Bros. Roofing CO
Rhea C
Myers, Mer
18Th Ave
Fair Grounds
Bailey Bros
Dolly Jacobs
LIONS
U. S
Orangeville
Glen E. Bolender
Turner Hall
Iowa
Platteville
Art Kassel
Panamas
Panama
American Quality Bee
G. Heileman Brewing CO
LA Crosse
James Green
16Th Ave
Fred Fink
Cedarville
Fitzgerald
Kentucky
Stitzel-Weller Distillery, Inc
Shively
Frank Liquor Company
Madison, Wis
Gambler
Drees
Gamble’s
Gamble
Dupont
Johnson’s Carnn
Paris
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