Wiota Stateliners Defeat Belleville in pitching duel
Wiota tops Belleville 5-4 in a Sunday first class track meet style game as Al Gilbertson and Carl Blum split pitching duties. Eastwood drove in the decisive run on an error with a steal and Gilbertson’s single, while Belleville pitchers Eckstein and Berg held the line with four strikeouts apiece.
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Argyle
Belleville
Blanchardville
Monticello
New Glarus
al Gilbertson
Carl Blum
Gilbertson
Blum
Gilberts
Bill Eckstein
Rod Berg
Eckstein
Berg
Schmetter
Johnny Eastwood
Viota
Eastwood
Steffen
Loeffel
Baker
Monroe-Argyle
al. Henning
Butts
Mason
Vogler
Riedel
Dwyer
Jordan
Wain
Moon
Stauffacher
Huber
Golden Bears Win Poughkeepsie Race
California’s 14 42 6 crew victory in the Poughkeepsie regatta toppled Washington after leading early. Cornell Navy Princeton Penn Wisconsin Kansas Syracuse Stanford MIT Rutgers trailed in order behind the two top boats.
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California
al Aldrickson
Washington
Hudson River
Uldrickson
Cornell
Navy
Princeton
Penn
Wisconsin
Kia
Syracuse
Stanford
M.I.T
Rutgers
Longhorns Clinch NCAA Baseball Title With Wake Forest Victory
The University of Texas Longhorns clinched the NCAA baseball championship by defeating Wake Forest, remaining undefeated with three wins and no losses in the double elimination tournament. Charles P. Greene elected Milwaukee county Democratic chairman, succeeding Robert E. Tehan.
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Wichita
University of Texas Longhorns
Longhorns
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Wake Forest
Teans
Tehan
Milwaukee
Charles P. Greene
Wisconsin
Milwaukee County
Robert E. Tehan
Blast victim dies in bakery explosion at Comers
Richard Scoble aged 51 of Waukesha died Saturday from burns suffered in Friday’s blast at Comers bakery. Scoble’s wife Ruby remained hospitalized with burns.
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Waukesha
Richard Scoble
Comers Bakery
Scoble
Ruby
Richie Mitchell Dies At Milwaukee Hospital
Richard Harvey Mitchell known as Richie Mitchell died in a Milwaukee hospital after a ruptured appendix. The 53 year old, who fought Cleveland and New York bouts between 1912 and 1923, challenged Benny Leonard in a 1921 title bout at Madison Square Garden, enduring a brutal first round before Leonard finally prevailed.
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Richie Mitchell
Esk
Richard Harvey Mitchell
Richie
Benny Leonad
New York
Madison Square Garden
Leonard
Mitchell
Luick Ice Creams Fall 8-6 to Freeport Sanitary
Monroe minor league softball opened with an 8 to 6 loss at Freeport as Bob Gibbons allowed eight walks over nine innings. Fred Huber and Bob Brawand each had two hits in a 9 hit Monroe attack led by Huber and Brawand, with Gibbons also contributing one hit.
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Luick
Monroe
Freeport Sanitary Ao
Freeport
John Dancon
Gerald ‘Gus’ Thompson
Bob Gibbons
Fred Huber
Bob Brawand
Local Golfers Enter Tourney at Milwaukee
Monroe County club pro James Forbes led Paul Ruf Bill Riffle and David Forbes to Milwaukee for the pro junior member state tournament at Westmore Country Club. Riffle turned in a 38 for the opening round.
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James Forbes
Monroe Country Club
Paul Ruf
Bill Riffle
David Forbes
Milwaukee
Westmore Country Club
National League clash Chicago vs St Louis headlines slate
Baseball scoreboard lists today’s lone NL game Chicago at St Louis with American League idle. Yesterday results show Brooklyn 15 Pittsburgh 3 and Detroit 12 New York 2 among many others across associations. Tomorrow’s schedule features multiple NL AL and minor league pairings across cities.
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St. Louis
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
New York
Boston
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
Columbus
Milwaukee
Toledo
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Louisville
Fond du Lac
Wausau
Oshkosh
Janesville
Sheboygan
Appleton
Green Bay
Wisconsin Rapids
American Columbus
American Association
Thompson wins Minnebagoland stock outboard marathon
Don Thompson of Lodi won the class A championship in the 100 mile Minnebagoland stock outboard marathon in Neenah. Fifty-one boats finished, from a starting field of 111.
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Neenah
Don Thompson
Lodi
Janesville Cubs Lose Three Weekend Games
The Janesville Cubs dropped a 4-3 decision to Appleton and a doubleheader to Oshkosh 6-5 and 5-3. Catchers Stange and Dant suffered split fingers and will miss a week. Other results: Fond du Lac beat Wausau 6-5, Sheboygan beat Appleton 10-6, Green Bay and Wisconsin Rapids were 8-8 when curfew halted play.
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Associated Press
Janesville Cubs
Cubs
Appleton
Oshkosh
Stange
Dant
Fond du Lac
Wausau
Sheboygan
Green Bay
Wisconsin Rapids
Hardwick Harvard Football Hero Dies at 55
Cuttyhunk Huntington R. Tack Hardwick, famed Harvard football end and four gold ball athlete born in Quincy, died of a heart attack while clamming at Church's beach. Ernest Soucy said he toppled into the water as they walked along the shore. He entered Harvard in 1911 and was an All-America in 1914.
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Cuttyhunk
White Sox Split Cubs as Giants Beat Cubs in Baseball Doubleheaders
The Chicago White Sox split a doubleheader with the Philadelphia Athletics, winning the nightcap 3-0 after Philadelphia won the opener 4-2. The Chicago Cubs lost 6-2 to the New York Giants. Lou Brissie earned his eighth win for Philadelphia. Bob Kuzava got the Sox win with Marino Pieretti’s late relief. George Metkovich homered and tripled for Chicago. Other scores: New York outlasted Detroit 6-2 in the opener. Detroit won the nightcap 12-4. Brooklyn routed Pittsburgh 15-3. Cincinnati beat Philadelphia twice 4-3 and 5-2. St Louis shut out Boston 2-0.
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Associated Press
Chicago White Sox
Philadelphia Athletics
Sox
Philadelphia
Chicago Cubs
New York Giants
Wally Moses
Lou Brissie
Bob Kuzava
Marino Pieretti
George Metkovich
Cubs
New York
Dave Koslo
Bruins
Giants
Bobby Thomson
Cub
Dutch Leonard
Walt Dubiel
Bob Muncrief
Detroit
Boston
St. Louis
Cleveland
Washington
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Brooks
Cincinnati
Brooklyn's Robinson Reese Clinch All Star Berths
Brooklyn's Jackie Robinson and Pee Wee Reese of the Dodgers have virtually clinched starting berths for the National League lineup in the 16th annual All-Star game to be played in Brooklyn on July 12. Robinson leads in national balloting with Red Schoendienst of the Cardinals as his closest rival.
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Chicago
Jackie Robinson
Peewee Reese
Brooklyn
Robinson
Dodger
Red Schoendienst
St. Louis Cardinals
FHA Insured 16 Billion in Property Financing Loans
The Federal Housing Administration marks 15 years in operation insuring over 16 billion dollars in mortgage and property improvement loans. About 2.5 million families live in FHA supported dwellings, with 1.5 million new units started. FHA now insures loans for large rental projects and cooperatives, and offers yield insurance to attract direct investment in rental housing.
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Federal Housing Administration
FHA
Congress
The
Public Housing Administration
New Glarus Visitors and Madison Trips
Mrs Millard Tschudy and Bert Clarey family from Madison visited Arthur Zweifel. John Kundert Fred Marty Mary Luchsinger Mrs Dean Gmar and others visited Madison Clinton Monroe for social calls and a benefit card party at the American Legion home.
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Bert Clarey
Madison
Arthur Zweifel
John Kundert
Fred J. Marty
Mary Luchsinger
Fred Tschudy
Milwaukee
Dean Gmar
Clinton
Monroe
American Legion Home
Superior Blues win two of three in northern league games
The Superior Blues took two of three against St. Cloud over the weekend while the Eau Claire Bears lost all three to Duluth. Duluth topped St. Cloud 6-2 on Saturday and won the first game of a double header 6-5 before St. Cloud won the nightcap 7-6. Eau Claire fell 3-2 to Duluth on Saturday and dropped 4-3 and 6-0 in the Sunday twin bill. In Saturday action Grand Forks beat Sioux Falls 9-2 in the first game of a double header but lost the nightcap 8-7. Aberdeen overwhelmed Fargo-Moorhead 15-6. Sunday doubleheaders had Sioux Falls and Grand Forks split 5-2 and 5-3, while Aberdeen split with Fargo-Moorhead 5-3 and 3-1.
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Associated Press
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St. Cloud
Eau Claire Bears
Duluth Superior
Eau Claire
Duluth Dukes
Grand Forks
Sioux Falls
Aberdeen
Fargo-Moorhead
Fargo - Moorhead
Glassware Transparency and Material Origins
The piece discusses fine American handmade glassware praised for its transparency while noting it is largely made from aqapue materials.
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