Red Sox fall to Browns 2-0 as streak hits seven of eight
The Boston Red Sox were shut out 2-0 by the St. Louis Browns, extending their 4-game slide. Sal Maglie style? No, Salis Zoldak held Boston in check as the Browns pulled ahead with a first inning run and solid defense. The Yankees split with Chicago, narrowing the lead as Dodgers and Cardinals won to stay in pace for the NL race. Hank Greenberg and Dizzy Trout powered Detroit over Philadelphia 9-2, while Cleveland beat Washington 4-3 on a late run. Rain wiped out Cubs-Phillies and Giants-Reds schedules.
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Associated Press
Boston Red Sox
Feller
Bob Feller
Bostonians
St. Louis Browns
Red Sox
Seldak
Bosox
Sammy Zeldak
Hob ‘Muncrief
Zoldak
Joe Zoldak
Oppo
Gees Salis
Boston
New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Bill Dietrich
Yankees
Yankee
Spud Chandler
Floyd Bevens
Yanks
Ed Smith
Dodgers
Brooklyn
St. Louis Cardinals
Pittsburgh Pirates
Boston Braves
Nick Sirincevich
Buc
Pieseees
Pete Retox
Higbe
Redbirds
Stan Musial
Harry Walker
Bill Summers
Walter
Joe Krakauskas
Allie Reynolds
Indians
Chicgo Cubs
Philadelphia Phillies
New York Giants
Cincinnati Reds
Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Gatherings
Mrs F N Miller hosts names including Juda and Ella Bernd while visitors from Chicago Monroe Waukesha Racine Madison attend church events and birthday dinners. Groups from Evangelical church entertain families, with card games at four tables and a lunch served. Mr and Mrs William Wuetrich hosted 40 guests. Mrs Lloyd Keener celebrated with a party at her parents home.
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Ella Bernd
Janes‘ville
Charles Patton
Chicago
Charles Miller
Monroe
Roy Miller
Waukesha
Harry Sauer
Clarence Zuhike
C. J. Tingle
David Albi
Racine
R. O. Ayen
Madison
Leland Boyer
Ehlert
Brodhead
Ralph Frey
Frank Ronspies
Eimer
Esther Newman
Evangelical Church
Wil- Meinert
Esther Larson
William Wuetrich
Westrich, Snyder and Wiedman
Lloyd Keener
Frank Sied
How They Stand and Tonight's Schedule in Wisconsin and Nearby Cities
Standings show Sheboygan tiny, Wisconsin Rapids at 15 483, Appleton 14 481, Janesville 13 16 448, Wausau 8 24 250. Games list Brooklyn 7 Pittsburgh 3, St Louis 9 Boston 1, Detroit 9 Philadelphia 2, Chicago 3-1 New York 1-6, St Louis 2 Boston 0 night, Cleveland 4 Washington 3 night. Tomorrow Philadelphia Chicago Washington St Louis New York Detroit Boston Cleveland. National League Pittsburgh Boston St Louis Brooklyn Chicago New York Cincinnati Philadelphia. American Association Louisville Columbus St Paul Milwaukee Toledo Indianapolis Minneapolis Kansas City.
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Janesville
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Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Boston
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Philadelphia
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New York
Cleveland
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Grand Forks
Eau Claire Post
Milwaukee
Toledo
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St. Paul
Louisville
Troit
National League
Cincinnati
American Association
South Wayne Social Notes Reflect Busy Weekend Gatherings
Mrs A H Mahikuch hosted Faithful Workers Sunday school at her home with 17 in attendance. Entertainment by Mrs A H Schneider and Mrs John Gage. Dinner hosts included Mr and Mrs John R Chapman and extended family visiting relatives in Wisconsin and Illinois. Paul Chapman in San Diego called from Los Angeles. Mrs May Miller and others visited Monroe and Chicago. Avery Gage and family welcomed a newborn son in Rockford. E W Webb visiting Madison recovering from surgery.
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A. H. Mahikuch
A. H. Schneider
John Gage
Everett Hill
Mahikuch
John R. Chapman
Horace Chapman
Jay Burmaster
Warren
Arnold Snyder
Wisconsin Rapids
Marian Chapman
Madison
D. T. Stuart
Robert
John N. Chapman
Jane
Paul Chapman
U. S
Washburn
San Diego
Calif
Los Angeles
Harry Hansen
Earl Hager
Jane Eldarne
Clarence Homb
Frank Schleim
Lena
E. W. Brett
C.C. Campbell
Claire
Winslow
H. L. la Fave
Delavan
Dora Stone
Freeport
John Ferguson
Dianne
O. B. Peebehouse
Colorado
S.J. McKnight
May Miller
Chicago
Frank Jones
Isa Pember
Amos Mahikuch
Gerald Fritz
Monroe
Leslie Jones
W. L. Clark
L. E. Clark
H. T. Maddrell
Chester Peterson
Audrey
Betty
Avery Gage
Rockford
Rockford Hospital
E. W. Webb
Clifford Wood
Webb
Four Hardy Souls Brave Icy Wind for Swim Class
Four hardy participants braved icy rain for the pool’s first lessons of the year. Guards wore wool shirts as water dropped to 65 degrees, yet four brave learners arrived for the opening session and promised a stronger turnout next Monday.
Rain Restores Fairways At Country Club Round Robin Start
A Gees ery At Country Club benefits from rain as the course recovers its moisture and a round robin tournament begins next week. Otto Blumer suffers a minor nail injury just before the soggy spell. Bill Bauman, Pat Schoonover, and others play tight matches in the club’s second flight while Don Lovelace and Elmer Erickson highlight first flight action. The semi century tournament for players over 50 resumes in Rockford next week with a large Monroe contingent among others.
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Otto Blumer
Bill Bauman
Jose
Pat Schoonover
Bill
Pat
Ed Rufenacht
Elmer Erickson
Erickson
Bob Stuart
al Borgrien
Eddie Pickett
Don Love-lace
Willie Dieckhott
Rockford
Monroe
Mort Place
W. H. Heindel
J. W. Barlow
Monticello
Chris Buehlman
Hap Caradine
L. E. Creasy
Jimer Erickson
Everett Keel
P. J. Lochner
M.E. Lynn
Monti
Legion forms first all woman post in Philadelphia
The American Legion established its first all female post in Philadelphia last night. Women took the oath in civilian dress, with chair Margaret M. Schafer noting they considered uniforms but chose dresses so all sizes could fit.
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American Legion
Margaret M. Schafer
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