Cubs Rally to Take Second Place in League Race
Phil Cavarretta led the Cubs with three hits nine players scored on a 12-hit attack as Chicago moved into second in the National League. Hank Wyse started for the Cubs and Dave Ferriss was knocked out in his first major league defeat as Boston fell to New York 14 4. Frank Overmire helped Detroit beat Cleveland 5 1 and Brooklyn swept Philadelphia 9 2. Cy Baker won his first Dodgers start as Eddie Basinski and John Dantonio hit consecutive triples to spark a 5 run eighth. Blix Donnelly blanked Cincinnati 4 0 as St Louis beat the Reds 4 0 with Ken O Dea homering in the eighth. The Boston New York and St Louis games were rained or idle.
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Phil Cavarretita
Chiam Cee See
Bruins
Pittsburgh
Hank Wyse
Dave Ferriss
Boston
New York Yankees
Red Sox
Yanks
Ferriss
New Yorkers
Frank Overmire
Detroit
Cleveland
Tigers
Jim Bagby
Phils
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Cy Baker
Wisconsin
Dodgers
Eddie Basinski
John Dantonio
Blix Donnelly
St. Louis
Ken O’dea
Cincinnati
Washington
Chicago
New York
Chicago St. Louis
Ewe
Association
Milwaukee
Toledo
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Louisville
Kansas City
Columbus
American Association
Delay Action on Wildlife Measure Until Next Fall
Washington chairman Flannagan of the House agriculture committee said wildlife legislation will likely be taken up early next fall. Three wildlife bills are before his committee as other measures are considered and Congress plans a summer recess. The wildlife proposals include permits to feed migratory birds, limited live decoys, and a three month duck and goose season. Ancient cosmographers believed the sun drenched area beneath it was lifeless.
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Washington
Flannagan
D-Va
House Agriculture Committee
Congress
House Wildlife Conservation Committe
Semi-finals Set in Women's Western Open Golf
In Indianapolis the 16th annual Women's Western Open reaches semis as a 19 year old Westerner and veteran easterner vie to avoid a repeat of 1944. Carol Freese of Portland and Mrs Albert Becker of Englewood NJ face Miss Freese against Dorothy Germain while Mrs Becker meets defending champion Mildred Zaharias of Los Angeles.
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Indianapolis
Rockies
Carol
Babe) Freese
Portland
Ore
Albert Becker
Englewood
N. J
Mildred
Babe) Didrickson Zaharias
Losa
Miss Freese
Dorothy Germain
Philadelphia
Swim Classes at Monroe Pool Organized
Monroe Municipal pool offers Red Cross sponsored swimming and diving lessons with 186 swimmers enrolled. Classes run in shifts from 9:30 to 11:15 led by instructors including Lois Niles, Leo Hilfiker, Ruthella Share, JoAnne Elmer, Gene Davis, and Ann Marty, managed by Lorraine Schumacher with William Amstutz overseeing the playground program.
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Monroe Municipal Pol
Recreation Park
The
Red Cross
Lois Niles
Leo Hilfiker
Ruthella Share
JoAnne Elmer
Gene Davis
Ann Marty
William Amstutz
Lorraine Schumacher
Brewers Back in A. A. First Place
The Milwaukee Brewers moved back to first place in the American Association after two wins over Toledo, 6-5 in seven ins and 9-3 in the nightcap, their fifth and sixth straight victories. Bill Davis earned his third relief win and Floyd Speer added his eighth win. Louisville fell to third as St. Paul swept twin bills behind Otho Nitcholas and Ralph Branca. Indians and Millers were hammered in other league games.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee Brewers
Toledo
Louisville
St. Paul Saints
Brewers
Columbus
Madhens
Ulation
Milwaukeeans
Bill Davis
Speer
Floyd Speer
Gene Nance
Bill Burgo
St. Paul
Otho Nitcholas
Ralph Branca
Nitcholas
Steve Barath
Indians
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Millers
Bobby Dill
Tribe
Kansas City
Comue
Belmont Stakes To Split Triple Crown For 1939
Amer ican turf’s triple crown will be divided among three horses in Belmont stakes at Belmont Park. Hoop Jr bowed a tendon and Polynesian not eligible, leaving Jeep as the favorite to claim the third crown race worth about 73000 dollars. Arnorld Kirkland rides Jeep while Arcaro crews Pavot to redeem Preakness showing.
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New York
Belmont Park
Hoop, Jr
Polynesian
Lawrin
Dauber
Col. C. V. Whitney
Jeep
Mahmoud
Ie Arcaro
Whitney
Arnold Kirkland
Arcaro
Walter Jeffords
Pavot
Street Lamps Damaged by Arrows Plague Northfleet
Northfleet residents face possible loss of street lighting as many street lamps are broken by children using bows and arrows, according to the local council.
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Northfleet
England
North Kent
Waste Paper Replaces Wood Pulp in Production
The process now uses waste paper directly as a substitute for wood pulp in manufacturing. This shift aims to streamline materials use and reduce reliance on virgin pulp, impacting supply chains and production costs.
Janesville Defeats Monroe Juniors 5 to 1 in Rec Park Bot
Janesville's American Legion Juniors beat Monroe Sales Company sponsored squad 5 to 1 at Recreation Park. Dick Wainwright produced Monroe's lone run with a triple, while Roy Beach fanned nine for Janesville and Black allowed one walk. Janesville the winner, with Gutzman and Garbutt driving in runs. Monroe heads to Evansville Sunday for another league game as rain disrupts play.
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American Legion
Monroe
Monroe Sales Company
Janesville
Recreation Park
Dick Wainwright
Klemenhagen
Gutzman
Clatworthy
Garbutt
Roy Beach
Black
Beach
Wainwright
Shen
Bob Gibbons
Onroe
Evansville
Beloit
Edgerton
Ft. Atkinson
Local Social News Mix From Orangeville and Surroundings
Reports from Orangeville and nearby towns describe family reunions anniversaries visits and leaves plus a note on inherited Africa trip money. The list mentions Dale Fryer George Schlamp Delbert Folgate and multiple Priewe and Schmerse families with gatherings at Monroe Freeport Orangeville and Footville. The article closes with a remark tracing the earth’s spherical shape to the Pythagorean school.
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Dale Fryer
Tallahassee
Fla
George Schlamp
Freeport
Sam Priewe
Orland Priewe
E. C. Priewe
Gordon
Forrest Harless
Monroe
Thomas Briggs
Carlyle Briggs
Africa
England
France
Bay of Biscay
Spain
Madrid
Gibraltar
Casablanca
Bonnie Bolender
Kathryn Burington
Merla Frautschy
Aileen Hofer
Alice Emrick
Lois Clarno
Doris Kissinger
Mariella Barmore
Alice
Footville
Wis
Will Timm
Ray Fetterhoff
Wilbur Rote
Dora Frein
Gus Schmerse
William Schmerse
Jacquelyn
Clarence Stubbe
Clarence Stubbe and Family, Mr. and Mrs. Lavern Stubbe
Dakota
Harold Schmerse
Durand
Balze Schindler
Deal
Walter Schmerse
Orangeville
Congress Eyes Cheese Office Term Extension and Price Rules
The piece centers on legislation to extend the Office of Price Administration and a Wisconsin senator's amendment to adjust maximum cheese prices with transport costs. It notes the temporary lifting of WFA order 92 allowing production beyond limits and expected supply changes as milk output remains high.
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Congress
Office of Price Administration
Wiley
Wisconsin
WFA
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