Schulze shoots 139 to win semi century golf title
Paul T. Schulze led the River Country club field in Monroe Illinois with a 139 low net in the two day senior tournament. The Monroe delegation finished with Victor Carson 178 Everett Keel 184 Ed Pickett 178 Paul J. Lochner 179 Chris Buhman 207 J H Figs 191 Alois Ruf 201. The event drew 88 entries from 11 clubs and featured players aged 50 and over, with J W Steiner of Morrison aged 77 as the eldest competitor.
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Paul T. Schulze
Monroe
River Country Club
Schulze
Hania
L. R. Finnegan
Beloit
Victor Carson
Everett Keel
Ed Pickett
Paul J. Lochner
Chris Buhlman
J. H. Figs
Alois Ruf
J. W. Steiner
Morrison, Ill
Baseball Scoreboard Recaps Daily Alike Results and Schedules
Baseball scores from today across American and National leagues plus American Association and Wisconsin State League. Key results include New York 12 Detroit 0 and Philadelphia 11 Chicago 4 with tomorrow's schedules across all leagues listed.
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Detroit
New York
St. Louis
Boston
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Washington
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
American New York
Minneapolis
Louisville
Oshkosh
Janesville
Appleton
Sheboygan
Fond du Lac
Wausau
Green Bay
Wisconsin Rapids
National League
American Association
Milwaukee
Columbus
St. Paul
Toledo
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Wisconsin State League
Rain Delays Northern League Games Across North State
Fog postponed the Eau Claire Superior game and halted the St. Cloud Duluth tilt with St. Cloud leading 7-3. Aberdeen defeated Grand Forks 7-3 and Sioux Falls beat Fargo Moorhead 10-3 in other games.
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Associated Press
St. Cloud-Duluth
St. Cloud
Aberdeen
Grand Forks
Sioux Falls
Fargo- Moorhead
Amateur Beats Babe to Reach Open Semifinal
Polly Riley, a smiling five foot Texan, defeated Babe Didrikson Zaharias 3-1 in yesterday's quarterfinal to advance to a semifinal against professional Betty Jameson of San Antonio in the Women's Western Open at Oklahoma City.
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Babe
Oklahoma City
Polly Riley
Polly
Babe Didrikson Zaharias
Betty Jameson
San Antonio
Richie Mitchell Improves After Milwaukee Hospital Report
The condition of Richie Mitchell, 54, former world lightweight title challenger, was reported much better today at a Milwaukee hospital.
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Milwaukee
Richie Mitchell
Twilight Softball on Recreation Park Diamond Considered
Larry Kitchen the parks program director said twilight softball games might be scheduled at the new Recreation park diamond Tuesday and Thursday afternoons are blocked by baseball practice. Managers should check with Kitchen and John Walter before scheduling. Anderson Oilers vs New Giarus All-Stars in nightcap Friday. Schuetzel’s team beat Muni Electrics 11 0 in first league play game of the year. The Electrics belong to the Southern Wisconsin Softball League.
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Recreation Park
Larry Kitchen
Kitchen
John Walter
Anderson Oilers
Giarus
Burleigh McGuire
Oe Abely
Schuetzel
Muni Electrics
Electrics
Southern Wisconsin
Marquette Plans August 25 Start For 1949 Football Drills
Marquette University football coach Frank J. Murray announced August 25 as the tentative start date for fall practice making the squad possibly the first Midwestern college to open drills this year. The Hilltoppers open September 17 against North Dakota State and proceed with road trips to Wisconsin and Michigan State followed by home games versus St Louis and Detroit.
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Milwaukee
Marquette University
Frank J. Murray
Murray
Hilltoppers
North Dakota State
Marquette
Wisconsin
Michigan State
St. Louis
Detroit
Colorado State
South Carolina
Purdue
San Francisco
Gehrmann Withdraws From AAU Fresno Meet
The national AAU championships open with most of the nation's top athletes in Fresno. Two notable absentees are USC's Mel Patton and Wisconsin's Don Gehrmann who withdrew for personal reasons. Tomorrow's highlight duels include UCLA's Craig Dixon vs Harrison Dillard in hurdles.
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Fresno
University of Southern California
Strint
Mel Patton
Don Gehrmann
Wisconsin
Patton
Gehrmann
Badgers Set To Challenge Golden Bears In Hudson Regatta
California's Golden Bears are rated the crew to beat in the 47th Intercollegiate Rowing Association championship on the Hudson. Three other crews Washington Princeton and Wisconsin are regarded capable of contesting the Bears for varsity honors.
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Poughkeepsie
California
Golden Bears
Hudson
Bears
Intercollegiate Rowing Association
Washington
Princeton
Wisconsin
Baseball Games Planned Sunday at Recreation Park
Monroe baseball teams announce two Sunday games at the new Recreation park diamond. The Junior Legion hosts Middleton Juniors at 11 a.m. Middleton aims to rebound after a 1-1 start as Monroe pursues a 2-1 mark with pitchers including Boll or Beach and Ruch. At 2 p.m. Monroe State Line welcomes Argyle, which trails 0-3 in league play while Monroe posts 3-2-? and 3-2 losses. Lefty Andrews or Dick Wainwright to start for Monroe with several infield and outfield starters listed. Nysted likely the Argyle pitcher.
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Monroe
Recreation Park
John Walter
Legion
Middleton
Good
Jordan
Boll Or Beach
Blank
Ruch
Reider
Davis
Pilz
Pierce
Schutz
Schafer
Monroe State Line
Argyle
Blanchardville
Lefty Andrews
Dick Wainwright
Bill Moon
La Tosca Wins Capitol One Mile Pace at Roosevelt
La Tosca sprang a surprise by capturing the one mile pace feature at Roosevelt Raceway. Paying $14.10 $5.30 and $3.80, the mare won by a nose in 2 06 driven by Pierce Chappell.
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Springs
Westbury
N. Y
la Tosca
Roosevelt Raceway
Pierce Chappell
Tebbetts Leads Again In A.L. All-Star Poll Race
Chicago report notes George Tebbetts Boston Red Sox catcher leads the tight chase for the American league No 1 spot in the All-Star baseball poll amid ongoing balloting.
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Tebbetts
Chicago
George
Birdie
Washburn Starts School Groundbreaking Event
Community drive culminates as ground is broken for a new high school to replace the 1947 fire destroyed building. Local officials and residents attend the ceremony marking the start of reconstruction.
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Washburn
Iron Found in Egyptian Tomb Dated to 4000 B C
Archeologists report iron artifacts discovered in an Egyptian tomb dated around 4000 B C. The find suggests early use of iron in ancient Egypt and sheds light on metallurgical developments of that era.
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Egypt
Playday at Monroe Country Club Draws 90 Golfers
A field of 90 golfers enjoyed a playday at Monroe Country Club yesterday featuring low nets and multiple ties. John Ponyicsanyi led 18 hole play with 68, followed by ties for second and several players posting 70s and 71s. Nine hole results saw Dr. Fred Kundert and Edwin Goecks tied at 32 for low net, with Leiser edging Neubauer on a coin toss for third. Closest tee shots went to Snively, Biffle, and Becker.
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Monroe Country Club
John Ponyicsanyi
Monticello
Cloyd Picett
Lester G. Forcade
Ben Krause
Joseph Viney
Verne Peterson
Louis Stauffacher
Carl Briggs
Robert Stuart
A. G. Hill
Perry Power
Nathan Goetz
Delbert Share
Herbert Lanz
Robert Buehler
Fred Kundert
Edwin C. Goecks
Chester P
Goetz
Alfred Leiser
Paul W. Neubauer
Leiser
Edwin Rufenacht
Kenneth Stuart
Clifford Snively
Budd Biffle
Chester Becker
Wally Miller
Herbert Vogel
Richard Bahr
Rudolph Phillips
Alvin Babler
All-Stars to Meet Beloit Muni Electrics Tonight
The Monroe All-Star softball team hosts the Beloit Muni Electrics at Roosevelt field in a Southern Wisconsin Softball League game. Krattiger will pitch with Ebert or Walter catching, and a local roster includes Stauffacher or Ingold at first, Butts or Miller at short, Vogler at second, Swiggum at third, Dwyer in left, ooef in center, and Wag ner in right.
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Monroe
Beloit Muni Electrics
Cubs and White Sox Suffer Hitting Sprees
Chicago teams lost as the White Sox fell 11-4 to Philadelphia and the Cubs 12-5 to Boston. Sam Chapman drove in 10th win for Kellner with 14 hits, while Bob Elliott and Elbie Fletcher homered for the Braves. Warren Spahn pitched well for the Braves and Hank Sauer homered for the Cubs.
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Associated Press
Chicago
White Sox
Philadelphia
Cubs
Boston Braves
Athletics
Sam Chapman
Alex Kellner
Joe Tipton
Sox
Steve Souchock
Braves
Chicago Cub
Bob Elliott
Elbie Fletcher
Warren Spahn
Hank Sauer
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
New York
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Boston
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
Veeck Opens Door to Indians Bid as Offer Considered
Cleveland businessman George Creadon and associates plan a 2 million dollar bid to purchase the world champion Cleveland Indians including franchise players and real estate. Tribe president Bill Veeck says he will listen to reasonable offers but is not actively seeking to sell.
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Cleveland
George Creadon
Cleveland Indians
the Plain Dealer
Creadon
Standard Brewing Co
Gordon Cobbledick
Cleveland Baseball Club
Tribe
Bill Veeck
Indians
Farm Scene Shows Fertilized Pasture Advantage in 1933 Demo
The Schmid farm demonstration in 1933 on a 16 acre creek area showed a $160.20 advantage for fertilized pasture when considering herd days, milk produced, and fertilizer costs. Assessor Frank Schramm reports Oneco township total valuation at $1,083,600 with 17,483 acres improved land valued at $444,450 and 2,166 swine among other live stock. Calvin Kuhse, son of August and Mrs Kuhse near Winslow, rears a Shorthorn steer for a 4-H FFA project bought from L V B Atz of Elizabeth. the animal now weighs 800 pounds.
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Frank Schramm
Oneco Township
Stephenson County
Calvin Kuhse
August Kuhse
Winslow
L. V. B. Atz
Elizabeth
Cabbage Show Plans and Farm Sales Reported
Cabkentare in Winslow plans an August steer exhibition at the county fair and the Black and White show in Stephenson County is set for July 1 at the Rawleigh Ideal farm near Freeport with Holstein judging. Mr and Mrs Ben Fielstad have sold their northwest New Glarus farm to Erling Switzgum of Blanchardville, while Ray J and Douglas Fol cate of Dakota sold two Brown Swiss cattle to Lane Amendt of Lena and to E E W Bones of Toledo Washington.
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T Cabkentare
Winslow
Stephenson County
Rawleigh Ideal Farm
Route
Freeport
Ben Fielstad
New Glarus
Erling Swizgum
Blanchardville
Fijelstads
Mr. Horeb
Ray J
Dounglas
Dakota
Lane Amendt
Lena
E. E
W. BE. Bones
Toledo, Wash
University of Wisconsin Men Checking Corn Borers in County
Representatives from the college of agriculture are counting corn borers in Green county. A week ago spot checks were made in Dayton Monticello Brodhead and Monroe areas and east of Argyle. Weekly checks continue.
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College of Agriculture
University of Wisconsin
Green County
Dayton
Monticello
Brodhead
Monroe
Argyle
Fragmentary Note on Masses and Seontasm Near the Rez
A partially legible item mentions masses around a rez area and references numbers such as twenty, one hundred, four, and fifty in relation to eggs and stalks. The fragmentary text lacks clear subjects and full context.
Stone Implements Across Bronze and Iron Ages
Stone implements served broadly in most regions through the bronze age and persisted well into the iron age, shaping daily life, toolmaking, and craft.
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