Walters Surrenders Night Game Domination To Reynolds In 1945 MLB
A study of this season’s box scores shows Bucky Walters once ruled night games but now trails Al Lie Reynolds of the Indians who is unbeaten in four starts. Jakucki Mungo Creel follow with three starts undefeated. Reynolds beat the Browns twice and Washington and White Sox once each in 13 innings and a 3 hitter. The leading night pitchers list includes Reynolds Jakucki Mungo Creel King Caldwell Barrett Burkhart Gregg Strincevich Gromek Davis Pieretti Kramer with various win totals and percentages.
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Associated Press
Bucky Walters
Cincinnati Reds
Allie Reynolds
Cleveland Indians
Reynolds
Chicago White Sox
Indians
Jakucki
Browns
King
Dodgers
Eeu
Caldwell
White Sox
C. Barrett
Burkhart
Cardinals
Gregg
Strincevich
Pirates
Gromek
Davis
Pieretti
Senators
Kramer
Standings and scores from today’s baseball action
Baseball standings show Brooklyn leading with 37 wins and 27 losses in the American League? Actually, standings list various teams such as Brooklyn, Pitts, Die Tee, and Philadelphia with win totals and percentages. Yesterday’s major league games produced no matches, while the American Association featured St. Paul, Minneapolis, Indianapolis, and Milwaukee in a set of results. Tomorrow’s schedule includes National League and American League games across multiple cities and a twilight doubleheader in St. Louis.
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Brooklyn
Cies
Ee i Ares
Pitts Oe
Die Tee
NS Ee Cues
Cure Ge. Oo Hc
Philadelphia
Isc
Atte Og Ies
Rens i Aes
Minneapolis
Allmans Cmy Cs
St. Paul
Toledo
Columbus
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Louisville
Cincinnati
Boston
Pittsburgh
New York
St. Louis
Chicago
American League
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
American Association
Indianapols
Milwauton
Buckeyes Capture NCAA Golf Team Championship Title
Ohio State won the team championship by a wide margin at the NCAA golf meet in Columbus. West Point lieutenant De Witt Nunn qualified for match play as the sole non corn belt entrant but endured harsh rain and wind, finishing with 71a after an opening run under par. The Buckeyes dominated the first day with Big Ten backing and led by the injury-affected top qualifier Bay ttering go l cap.
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Columbus
U. Military Academy
Calddie West
National Collegiate Athletic Association
de Witt Nunn
West Point
Corn Belt
Ohio State
Bay
Monroe Enter Two Players in Wisconsin State Closed Tennis Meet
Bill Hardell and Charlie Niles from Monroe enter the Wisconsin state closed tennis championship at Washington Tennis Club Milwaukee June 25 to July 1. Monroe Recreation Department sponsors their first appearance. District winner advances to Madison with finals in Milwaukee July 27 and 28. Announcement of the local tourney to follow.
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Monroe
Bill Hardell
Charlie Niles
Washington Tennis Club
Milwaukee
Monroe Recreation Department
Wisconsin Recreation Association
Madison
Mauriello Knocks Out Nova at Fenway in One Round
New York heavyweight Tami Mauriello stopped Lou Nova in 1:47 of the first round at Fenway Park before 7,334 paying fans. Mauriello’s power set up a likely postwar clash with Joe Louis as Nova was overwhelmed after a sharp opening over eye and a brutal right hook.
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Boston
Tami Mauriello
New York
U. S. Army
Billy Connor
Joe Louis
Lou Nova
Los Angeles
Nova
Fenway Park
Mauriello
Adams Orioles Repeat Lead in New Glarus Farm League
The Adams Orioles clinched first place in the New Glarus district Farmers Softball league by beating the Primrose Yanks 5-3. Earlier they beat the Washington 4-H club 8-7 as Delbert Ritschard homer drove the win. Next Sunday Adams faces Washington 4-H at Monticello and York Center, while New Glarus meets Primrose Yanks. Standings show Adams 20-1-0 and New Glarus 0-0-0.
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Adams Orioles
Primrose Yanks
New Glarus
Orioles
Washington
Glenn Schmid
Ralph Zimmerman
Ben Kaster
Herbert Blaser
Monticello
York Center
L Pet
Rural mail carriers meet near Mineral Point
A Iowa county rural mail carriers and auxiliary gathering was held at the Willard Hartford home near Mineral Point with a picnic dinner. Various locals attended and families returned from recent trips. several residents hosted weekend guests and students from Whitewater spent the weekend at home.
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George Ross
Brodhead
Roy Fries
Iowa
Willard Hartford
Mineral Point
Betty Huggles
Janesville
Mary Ellen Newman
Rockford
Clarence Brunkow
Harry Pinnow
Wild Rose
Wis
Ed Lahr
Marvin Hartwig
Freeport
Racine
Wesley Grenzow
Ed Ladwig
Arthur Schadewald
August Schadewald
Elda
Mabel Bartel
Clarence Morton
Zetta Bradley
Shirley Matzke
Mardelle Norder
Whitewater State Teachers’ College
Want Ad Pitch Says Sell Items Quickly
A concise prompt invites readers to place a want ad. It emphasizes quick item sales and encourages using classified services to reach buyers efficiently.
Chicago Officer And Gunman Slain In Near North Side Shootout
A running gun battle ended with detective Morris Friedman slain and gunman Lyman Heiman killed after wounding the officer. Detective Rudolph Friedl returned fire as the suspect, armed with two guns, used a parked car for cover. Heiman, 37, from Detroit, ex-convict and World War II veteran, reportedly held Purple Heart honors.
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Chicago
Morris Friedman
Friedman
Rudolph Friedl
Friedl
John T. Warren
Lyman Stanton Heiman
Detroit
Warren
Brewers Rally Past Louisville For Second Place
Pitcher Ray Davis earned his fourth straight win as Milwaukee edged Louisville 4 to 3 in a ninth inning rally. Otto Denning and Bill Burgo singled, Bill Norman walked to start the final frame, Joe Stephenson tied it with a single, and Joe Rullo delivered a two-bagger to bring home the decisive run. Indianapolis beat Kansas City 5 to 3, Minneapolis extended its streak to five with a 9 to 4 win over Columbus, and St. Paul defeated Toledo 7 to 2.
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Associated Press
Ray Davis
Milwaukee
Brewers
Louisville
Otto Denning
Bill Burgo
Bill Norman
Joe Stephenson
Davis
Joe Rullo
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Blues
Minneapolis Millers
Columbus
Babe Barna
St. Paul
Toledo
Otho Niccholas
Saints
Brooklyn
Eell
Aragon
Speer
Stephenson
Social Visits and Weekend Travel in Monroe Area
Local residents from Monticello Madison and New Glarus visited Monroe over the weekend. Mrs Emil Voegels and others stopped by St Clare hospital to see Margaret Solbran. Gessler family from New Glarus and relatives from Madison Milwaukee and Chicago made weekend visits. Several youth and students spent time with relatives.
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Emil Voegels
I. B. Pierce
J. C. Steinmann
Marvin Zimmerman
Monroe
Margaret Solbran
St. Clare Hospital
Henry Gessler
New Glarus
Raymond Gessler
Larry Gessler
James Knoblauch
Hazel Kundert and
Kenny
Bertha
Rinehart Zimmerman
Milwaukee
Jacob Zimmerman
Carl Klassy
Madison
Henry C. Klassy
Eugene
Ruth Stauffer
C. M. Stauffer
Dorothy Marty
Blanch Radle
Chicago
E. W. Marty
Mary Ann Riese
William Beer
Freeport
Helen Baehler
Jake Baehler
H A. Becker
Middleton
Tri-County Y Board to Meet in Janesville Tonight
Officers of the Tri County Y M C A will be elected at a board and advisory board meeting this evening in the Janesville building. A dinner precedes the session. The J A Craig trophy cup will be presented to Rock County’s first community to exceed the finance drive, with plans discussed for summer fall and winter programs. Delegates include Ransdell Peterson Evans Johnson and others from Monroe Juda Brodhead Brookyn and surrounding areas.
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Tri-County
Janesville
J. A. Craig
Rock County
Tricounty
T. F. Ransdell
M. L. Peterson
E. R. Johnson
E. O. Evans
O. N. Johnson
L. J. Michael
Henry Kundert
Monroe
Elmer Asmus
Robert Keen
Juda
C. T. Pfisterer
George E. Broughton
B. H. Roderick
Brodhead
Floyd Smith
William Borst
Brooklyn
Sunday social notes from Browntown and Monroe
Browntown Miss E Leah Tomlinson and Cor Mr Mrs John F Shager and daughter Patricia Monroe spent Sunday with Thomas Tomlinson and family. Gerald Swiggum and family visited Mr and Mrs Frank Stark. Edward McGuire and family were in Monroe Saturday. Miss Jean Wells Rockford spent the weekend here. Miss Irene Sawyer Freeport was here Sunday. Oscar Schumacher spent a few days at home. Mr and Mrs Algier Vincent Mr and Mrs Ross Vincent and children Wanda Jimmy and Paul spent Sunday in Monroe. Try Times Want Ads.
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John F. Shager
Patricia
Monroe
Thomas Tomlinson
Gerald Swiggum
Frank Stark
Edward McGuire
Jean Wells
Rockford
Irene Sawyer
Freeport
Oscar Schumacher
Algier Vincent
Ross Vincent
Wanda
Jimmy
Paul
Appointees for Green County Veterans Rehabilitation Committees
Appointees have been made to five of six Green county committees for the veterans rehabilitation program. Names include Rev W J Stuckey as welcome chairman in New Glarus, with others such as Ray Meythaler Jacob Bruni and Ray Fredrickson in education claims and employment roles.
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Green County
Monticello
E. Robert Wittner
New Glarus
W. J. Stuckey
Ray Meythaler
Jacob Bruni
Ray Fredrickson
Dale F. Doring
William Engler
Co. R. Phelps
E. O. Osborne
J. R. Schesser
C. H. Gelbach
Wilbur Dehmer
C. M. Dixon
Bert Ketter
Richard C. Werner
F. L. Atkinson
R. D. Aitchison
Browntown
John Coryell
Hubert Rockow
J. L. Haack
Roy Lewis
Fred Probst
Neil Swiggum
Ben Maddrell
Frank Blum
Belle Fleck Harlow
Brodhead
H. M. Hartman
Paul Zimmerman
F. W. Huebner
H. V. Hartman
E. M. Lyons
S. L. Sain
J. C. Timm
Joan
J. H. Larkin
Robert F. Marty
Monroe
Welcoming
William C. Baumgartner
May L. Luchsinger
Paul C. Kehle
E. O. Evans
Earl Dockhorn
Ray T. Bast
Albert R. Neushwander
Fred Roth
Evelyn T. Drake
Sour Cherry Crop In Michigan Falls To One Fifth
Michigan's sour cherry crop this year is expected to total about 50,000 tons, one-fifth of last year's output. The federal state crop service notes the fruit will be large and moisture supplies good. Across Michigan and four other states New York Pennsylvania Ohio and Wisconsin total 26,750 tons, 73 percent below 1944 and 7 percent under 1943.
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Lansing
Michigan
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Wisconsin
Farmer Dissatisfied With Federal Price Policy
Washington reports farmers in the Midwest and Far West express discontent with government price policies and fear a postwar demand drop. The House food shortage committee, led by Representative Anderson, spent eight days probing ways to raise meat output amid shaken feeder confidence and volatile price ceilings.
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Ovid
A. Martin
Washington
House
Midwest
Far West
Representative Anderson
D-Nm
Omaha
Paul S. Kruger
Ft. Calhoun
Neb
Ebraska
Charles J. Kaup
Dodge County
Anderson
A. S. Wendell
Bronson
Wendell
Illegal meat warrants served on 20 individuals and 2 firms
United States Attorney Charles Cashin said warrants were served on 20 people and two companies in Wood and Portage counties for illegal acquisition and possession of rationed meat without surrendering ration points.
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Madison
United States
Charles Cashin
Wood
Portage Counties
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