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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1947

Page

5

Green County Fair Harness Entries Dive Deep Into Prize Lineup

The Green County Fair harness events list 172 entries for the 93rd exposition. Notables include Sonny M and Judy Road in 2:26 trots, Kasagranda and Casagranda from Charley’s Cafe, and 16 entries from John M. Sweeney’s stable. The 2:16 trot features 10 entries with top contenders Buzz Hanover and Patsy Lee amid closely matched field, as Meadows and Crippen stables supply multiple hopefuls.

Ing A Will Sacker Sonny M Signal Thorn Judy Road Challice Lee Abbe Par Acres Farm Elkhorn Darrel Holman Mt. Carroll IU Wallace Shis Shaw Elkhornis Bartelelman Whitewater Madison Edward Crystal Falls Mich C. Wingston Chicago Lloyd Perrin Platte Houslet Oxle George Harrison Edgerton Amos LeCaire West de Minneapolis Charlie's Cafe Exceptionale Casagranda Crystal Falls Gan H. J. Rushton Escanaba John M. Sweeney Dubuque Buzz Hanover Dap Peep Ohio Lansdown Harrison Par West Crippen Highlawn Morning Tommy Spencer Ptain Cash Hollywood Crippen Patsy Lee Mark Hannaces

Big Nine and Coast Clash in Postwar Track Meet Today

Berkeley notes the Big Nine and Pacific Coast conferences renew their track clash today with the midwesterners favored 89-43 in pre meet dope. USC’s Roland Sink leads the two mile while UCLA vaulters Lacefield Hill and Iffeck pace the field. Mitchell of Indiana is slowed by a thigh trouble.

Berkeley Calif Big Nine Roland Sink University of Southern California Tom Mitchell Indiana Coast Iffeck Hill Lacefield Ucla

Waffle Shop Bows To Phillips-Smith In Wide Loss

Phillips and Smith beat Waffle Shop 7 to 1 at Recreation Park behind Ralph Phillips pitching. Lanz Hardware defeated V. F. W. 13 to 1 in the Minor League, with Charley Dwyer earning his fourth win for Lanz. Seven runs in the sixth sealed the Lanz victory after a tight early game.

Ralph Phillips Phillips Smith Waffle Shop Recreation Park Lanz Hardware Yes Meix Gene Mason Charley Dwyer Lanz

Fragments from a Local Social Page List Numerous Visits and Moves

A jumble of social notes lists guests and travels including Mr. and Mrs. Dixon moving to Santa Cruz California Miss Roberta Dixon at the University of Colorado and visits by Dr. H M Barkow and Mrs A Goeritz in Milwaukee Wilma Hoff visiting Waukesha relatives Miss Lois Gill with O B Hanson in Edgerton and Jerri Ray Hook visiting his grandmother in Milwaukee Also noted are trips to Superior for a Methodist conference and a Canadian vacation by August Lehnherr y plus Chicago visits by Maude Gardner and Eleanor Harlow returning to Chicago from a visit in the area The notes mention deaths and fishing trips in several towns and airline or travel details among residents and family connections throughout Wisconsin and nearby areas

John P. Derning Charles Dixon Albany Santa Cruz Calif Roberta Dixon University of Colorado, Boulder H. M. Barkow A. Goeritz Harry Barkow Milwaukee Wilma Hoff Waukesha Marvin Fairman Superior C. R. Mason Anne Martha Flint Mich Jerri Ray Hook Evanston Tfl Emma Mueller Jerry Hook Eagle Lake Lois Gill O. B. Hanson Edgerton William McCarter W. R. Skinner A. H. Klingbeil Frank Klingbeil Chandler Aziz Wilbur Hi W. C. Pinnow Eleanor Harlow Chicago Belle Harlow Otto Schultz Los Angeles Columbus Mince Marty Eugene Monroe Otto. Thalman Paoli Herman Z. Duerst Belleville Henry Dayton George Gibbons Arthur Theiler Camp American Legion Lake Tomahawk New Glarus State Park Mary Luchsinger Margaret Hefty Joshua Hoesly John Kundert Robert Haldimann John S. Duerst Nic Zweifel Francois Luchsinger Mark Elmer Betty Doris Madison Fred J. Marty Ray Fritz Robert Kubly Clifford Kubly Keir George Willoughby Earl Willoughby William Schell Fred Kehrli Melvin Schneider Ivan Duerst Kenneth Disch Fredrick Clarence Roth William McFadder Orson Vin Anderson Walter Yae Mardell Hoe Duerst Bernard Wild Dallas Wild Joshua Wild Port Huron Mom Wild Elmer Jers Mary Joan Alan Church Harvey Wild West Allis Loganecker Dianne David Sterling William Wild Billy Kansas Gordon "Stowers James Bo Milwaukee Ivan Elmer and Sons Rolland and Hubert Edwards William Kittleson Byron Kittleson Paul Sonja James Ula Lois Everett Kittleson Roger Ronald Stanley Kittleson Duane Richard Vilas Park Robert Watrud Robert Oscar Disrud Watrud Marilyn St. Clare Hospital Wallace Chitwood Oregon Fred Stoller Erickson Gladys Frank John Hammel Ericksons Henry Kurth Clem Stacy Morton Grove Robert Schley John E. A. Leonard Clem Jr Michael Stacy Tor Lucille Butcher Warner Million Mary Million Ed Thompson Ames Law Paul Thompson Edith Stadelman R. N Ludwig Zoller W. F. McGuigan Raphael McGuigan Wisconsin General Hospital

Feller notches 10th win in six hit night for Indians

Bob Feller delivered a six hit victory over the Chicago White Sox driving in three runs with a double as he notched his 10th win. He struck out three to raise his season total to 101, tops in the majors. The Indians beat Chicago 9-3 while NY Yankees defeated the A’s 7-1 behind Tommy Chandler. Detroit crushed St. Louis 11-2 and Brooklyn led the NL with an 8-5 win over the Braves. Phillies edged Giants 6-5 on Skeeter Newsome’s grand slam in the second.

Féler A. B. Chandler Chicago Feller Bobby New York Shibe Park White Sox Tribe Indians Les Flem Spud Chandler Carl Scheib Tommy — Hendrick Homer Yankees Chandler Mickey Haefner Washington Boston Red Sox Yanks Sox Detroit Tigers St. Louis Brooklyn Boston Braves Phillies Giants Skeeter Newsome New York Giants Philadelphia Cincinnati Sportsman's Park Whitey Kurowski Reds Eddie Miller Pittsburgh Cubs Jim Bagby Bill Lee Hank Greenberg Pirates Don Johnson Bi Nicholson Dom Dallessandro Bruins

Final All-Star Baseball Poll Results Announced Sunday

Final vote count shows 1,802,794 ballots cast across 42 states plus overseas readers in Germany and Panama. Joe DiMaggio leads with 739,214 votes, Ted Williams 684,322, Johnny Mize 706,398, and Bobby Doerr contends for second base in the American League as balloting closes with pitchers excluded from the starters.

Umicago Wright States District of Columbia Hans Canada Panama Germany Stars and Stripes Joe DiMaggio New York Yankee Cleveland Indians Ted Williams Boston Red Sox Johnny Mize New York Red Sox Bobby Doerr Lively Gordon Day Doerr

New Glarus By Mrs Millard Tsehudy

Community notes from New Glarus and nearby towns record social visits, picnics, dinners, and family gatherings. Residents including Duerst Bellville Dayton Marty Willoughby and Luchsinger host and attend events at homes parks and camps with many extended family appearances and weekend visits noted.

New Glarus Mrs. Millard Tsehudy

Scoreboard and baseball results from Blanchardville and major leagues

The roundup lists American League and National League results with teams such as New York Boston Philadelphia Cleveland Detroit and Chicago. It notes yesterday's scores and tomorrow's schedules while mentioning a malaria estimate of about 300 million people affected worldwide in some years.

American League New York Boston Philadelphia Cleveland Detroit Washington Chicago John Dammen St. Louis Union National Clara Gilbertson Ben Dammen Evansville Louis’ Lof Palmer Dammen Darlington Clar Ence Moe Sr Moe Jr Barbara Albert Elet Patsy David Brodhead William Sommerfeldt Cincinnati Kansas City Louisville Indianapolis Milwaukee Toledo Pittsburgh Brooklyn American Association Minneapolis St. Paul Columbus Grabbleville

Dooley Family Illness Visit Reported in Janesville

Monticello notices report Mrs. D. Curtis in Monticello with Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Dooley and others visiting sick Will Dooley in Janesville on Sunday. Mrs. H. A. Walters returns from a trip to see daughter Mrs. Henry Wilson and family in Durham North Carolina.

Edmund Dooley Pred Escher Billy Roger Dooley Janesville Will Dooley H. A. Walters Henry, Wilson Durham N.C

Snead Leads in Chicago Victory With Sub-Par 130

Sammy Snead, 35, from Hot Springs Virginia, led the Chicago Victory golf tourney after 36 holes at Westward-Ho with a 130 total, 12 under par, three ahead of Virginia rival George Payton. Ben Hogan and Sam Snead’s era rivals paced a deep field including Herman Keiser, Ed Furgol, Lawson Little, and more as the event moved toward semifinals.

Chicago Sammy Snead Snead Hot Springs Westward-Ho George Payton Hampton Payton Ben Hogan Fred Haas Jr New Toney Penna Cincinnat Isworth ,Vine Dick Metz Jim Ferrier San F

Robinson May Appear In Benefit For Doyle

Welterweight champion Ray Robinson, after his eight round technical knockout of Jimmy Doyle caused Doyle’s death, said he might appear in a benefit bout for Doyle’s parents. He discussed options with Doyle’s manager and a friend, with the bout likely in Los Angeles and his purse donated. The homicide probe cleared Robinson, Mayor Burke urged a Cleveland rule barring boxers with prior head injuries from local rings.

Wievelana Ray Robinson Jimmy Doyle Doyle Los Angeles Robinson Paul Doyle Jimmy Louis Munalo

Maurer Wins Trophy At State American Legion Golf Tourney

World war II veteran Delbert Maurer won the state American Legion amateur golf championship at Merrill Hills Waukesha with rounds of 71 and 74, totaling 145. He claimed Monroe’s lone trophy for the Zilmer Riley post as part of a 169-player field, the largest in tour history.

Yang Falls Wnues Ed Rufenacht Harold Heimann Bob Stuart Delbert Share Monroe Kenneth Stuart Don Lovelace Bob Rote Harvey Trumpy Doran Zwygart John Wagner Jerome Howe Clayton Olson Paul Neubauer Gilles Bowden Davis Milwaukee Milwaukee Cudworth Norm Seeling Waukesha Don Macrossen

Monroe Community Notables Gather for Weekend Visits

Local families from Monroe New Glarus Madison and Milwaukee visited relatives in Monroe and surrounding areas. Attendees included the Beckers Strahms Kittlesons Ericksons and Robb clan with multiple generations sharing time at homes in Monroe Oregon Madison and Baraboo during a busy Sunday and weekend.

Eisler Sentenced to One Year in Prison for Contempt

Eisler, called the No. 1 Soviet commissar by Congress, received the maximum penalty of one year in prison and a $1,000 fine after his contempt conviction. Federal Judge Holtzoff denied a new trial and Eisler’s plea for mercy following refusal to take an oath before the House Committee on Un-American Activities.

Washington Ery Gerhart Eisler Federal District Court Alexander Holtzoff Eisler Congress House Committee On un-American Activities

Also Mentioned on This Page

Green County Fair Carl DeRose Kansas City Blues Minneapolis Millers Phillips-Smith Lanz Hardware Smothers V.F.W I Smith Mrs. Donald J. Collins Bob Feller Robert Anderson Helen Marshall Blanchardville Monticello D. Curtis Maurer American Legion Lawarietts Swiggum This Place Robb McKellar Memorial Park Evelyn Hartwig Tommie Roy" Robb Nancy Karen Kubly Morris Sardeson Argyle Val Smith Ossie Kermit Smith Blue Mounds Leonard Locke Ronnie Wirth Ervin Truttman Claudette Diane Casper Disch Gelaine George Fielstad Horeb Walter Hoffman J. A. Knorr Maggie Rogers Jennie Robb W. H. Robb W. J. Robb Donald Chiropractic Clinic M. J. Gonstead Jometer Monroe Mr. and Mrs Bernard Hartwig Turner Hall Too City of Monroe, Wis Wis Howe and Hartman G. S. Soseman U.S Goetz Sun Fea Kalo Bach Andy Hardy Mickey Rooney Lewis Stone Sara Haden Lina Romay Fay Holden Bonita Granville Dorothy Ford Moon Rock Popular Science Dennis Morgan Jan Janis Paige Cheyenne Gal Yvonne DE Carlo Rod Cameron Ronald Colman Peggy Cummins In George Apley
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