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