Flaming Phils Threaten to Bolt Second Division
The Philadelphia Phillies threaten to leave the National League second division after a torrid midseason stretch. Once mired in last place with eight wins and 24 losses, they have surged to sixth with 17 wins in 23 games, led by Del Ennis's power and a series split against the Reds. The Red Sox, Yankees and Cubs also highlighted a busy baseball slate with Joe DiMaggio and Ted Williams pacing the leading teams in varied winners and losses.
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Associated Press
Hav
Tom Yawkey
Boston Red Sox
Bob Carpenter
Philadelphia Phillies
Phils
Philly
Cintinist! Feds
Bown
Jim Tabor
Pennsylvania
Ray Mueller
Grady Hatton
Reds
Charlie Schanz
Mueller
del Ennis
Red Sox
Cleveland Indians
Boston
Bill Zuber
New York Yankees
Mickey Harris
Ted Williams
Yanks
Tigers
Yankees
Bronx Bombers
Detroit Tigers
Tommy Henrich
Joe ‘DiMaggio
Lindell
Aaron Robin
Hank Greenberg
Hal Newhhouser
Detroit
DiMaggio
Brooklyn
St .Cardinals
Dixie Walker
Fue Flamig
Chicago Cubs
New York Giants
Marv Rickett
Ed Waitkus
Cubs
Mickey Witek
Giants
Cavarretta
Hank Borowy
Braves
Pittsburgh
Washington
St. Louis
Browns
Joe Grace
Nats
Jeff Heath
Skeoching
Chicago White Sox
Athletics
Sam Harris
Baseball and minor league standings with stray notes
League standings mix shows Boston and Cleveland inAmerican League play with scattered scores and dates. National League figures include Brooklyn New York Chicago and others with innings listed. A dramatic stray line about Aeschylus and a random note on Times want ads closes out a scattered clippings page.
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Boston
Cleveland
New York
Detroit
Washington
St. Louis
Chicago
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Ohia
Cincinnati
Louisville
Columbus
Iodianapolis
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Toledo
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Kansas City
Cub Scout Parley Wednesday Night at Knights of Pythias Hall
Monroe Cub Scout pack sponsored by the Knights of Pythias will hold a 7 45 p m meeting Wednesday at the hall for parents seeking information on joining Cubs. Roy A Feldt emphasizes parental cooperation and outlines Cub scouting benefits and the path to Boy Scouts. Trained Boy Scout leaders will present the program. ages 9 10 and 11 eligible.
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Ine Tirst
Meeune
Monroe
Knights of Pythias
Roy A. Feldt
Feldt
Boy Scouts Council
Golf at Country Club delayed by wind and rains
Golf competition continues with second round in the men s handicap tournament and a round robin women s event starting this week after rain postponement. Postings include several tight results in various flights and a weekend visit by Mrs Merle Pierson, noted course record holder.
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Merle Pierson
Merle Nichols
Madison
Lynn
Beloit News
Monroe
E. B. Lauxes
Paul Keble
Kelle
Riffle
Only 5 Percent of Taxes Go to Schools in 1945 Wisconsin
A Wisconsin Education Association release shows schools received only slightly over 5 percent of all tax revenue in the year ending June 30, 1945. It explains schools must obtain 80 to 8 percent from general property, while other units rely on other sources. Federals and state revenues dominate, with local governments third. totals list federal 916,168,247 dollars, state 84,941,008, county 52,062,841, local 69,614,317, and schools 62,442,274.
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Rupue Solluis
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Education Association
Madison
Loca
Doctors Disagree on Public Health Plan in Senate Testimony
Washington reports two Wisconsin doctors clashed before the Senate Labor Committee over universal health insurance. Dr. James Sargent of Milwaukee warned compulsory coverage would raise costs and lower quality, while Dr. Otho Fiedler of Sheboygan argued only a tax funded plan could reach the very poor and that voluntary insurance would fail. By 1945 UNRRA had bought 316 million dollars in U.S. military and other surpluses domestically and abroad.
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Washington
Wisconsin
Senate Labor Committee
James C. Sargent
Milwaukee
Wisconsin Medical Society
Otho A. Fieldier
Sheboygan
Medical Society
Fiedler
UNRRA
U. S
United States
Wisconsin Fourth in Washington Regatta
Ithacans from New York won the 2 000-meter Lake Washington international regatta despite brisk wind and rough water in 7 19 7. Wisconsin finished fourth in 7 24 behind MIT in second and the University of Washington in third with 7 32 5.
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Wisconsin
Ithacans
New York
Lake Washington
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
University of Washington
Lt Irma Klassy Home From Pacific Service
Mrs Henry Pauli of New Glarus hosts Lt Irma Klassy daughter of J Peter Klassy after 14 months in service 10 in the Pacific area and discharge at Fort Sheridan. She plans a week of visiting friends and relatives. Jerry Pauli son of Edwin Pauli of Madison visited the Pauli family.
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Irma Klassy
Pacific Area
Ft. Sheridan
Lt. Klassy
J. Peter Klassy
Jerry Pauli
Edwin Pauli
Madison
John Pauli
Illinois Thinclads Eye AAU Crown
Illinois strong with NCAA titles as Herb McKenley leading contenders for AAU meet in San Antonio. Bill Mathis and Bob Rehberg also eyed for Texas trip alongside George Walker and Bob Richards, while USC’s Roland Sink and NYU’s Frank Martin pace other title threats in the national meet. Illinois finished with 77 points, besting Southern California and NYU in a scoring sprint.
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Minneapolis
University of Illinois
San Antonio
Leo Johnson
Texas
Herb McKenley
Bob Rehberg
Southern California
Roland Sink
Bill Mathis
Illinois
George Walker
Bob Richards
Bob Hart
Trojans
New Yorkniversity
NYU
Frank Martin
Bernard Mayer
Irving Kintisch
Mayer
Harrison Dillard
Baldwin- Wallace
Wisconsin
Two Yet Undefeated In Each Softball Loop Major League WL
Section lists teams and records for two soft pitch leagues, Major League WL and Minor League WL Pet. It notes current standings 2-0 1.000 and 2-1 500 with teams Green County Service Kraft Foods McCardle Tavern Waffle Shop Oakley and others. It also previews this week’s games including Kraft Foods vs Bauman Hardware Twin Grove vs McCardle Tavern Oakley vs Waffle Shop and no games on Friday.
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Pet Waffle Shop
Twin Grove
Green County Service
McCardle Tavern
Kraft Foods
Bauman Hardware
Oakley
Twin Gro
Waffle Shop
Martin Appliance
Lanz Hardware
Western Auto
Kindert “Oilers
Co. Kundert 'S
Lakeshire-Marty
Local Social Notes From Brodhead Region
Community members and relatives frequent visits and gatherings across Brodhead, Stoughton, and nearby towns. Notables include Mrs. Donald L. Collins, Miss Rachel Welch visiting Detroit kin, Andrew Kleibuk and Delmar Moore family travels, and a Congregational Ladies Aid meeting with an 80th birthday tribute to Mrs. Louise Green.
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Emmett Grenewalt
W.R.C
Stoughton
Rachel Welch
Detroit
Harry
Andrew Kleibuk
Chicago
Fred Coldren
Raymond Bliss
Durand
Betty Swartz
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
G. N. Swartz
Delmar Moore
Maywood
Calif
Edith Moore
Thos. E. Smith
Duane Kay
Minnesota
Darrel Egeland
Winthrope
George Charles
Congregational Ladies Aid
Louise Green
Maude Diedrich
Milwaukee
Green
Blanche Green
Edna Evans
Florida
Philip R. Bush
Brodhead
University of Virginia
Charlottesville
U.S. Navy Reserve
Phil
University of Wisconsin
Navy
Marjory Bush
Fatal Runaway At Pardeeville Claims 13YearOld Boy
A 13-year-old farm boy, Arnold Bortz, was dragged to his death in Pardeeville Wisconsin yesterday after his foot tangled in horse lines as he tried to jump from a frightened galloping horse. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Henry Bortz.
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Pardeeville
Wis
Arnold Bortz
Henry Bortz
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