Phillips Smith Keglers Dominate Municipal Bowling Meet
The Phillips and Smith team won the Junior League with 2695, led by Red Wuethrich 548 and H. Peterson 545, while Sid's Beauty Shop swept the Keglerette's women's league with Je Vogel 441 and Sedora Brostuen 428. Cadiz and other leagues posted notable tallies and high scorers across divisions.
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Phillips
Ken Smith
Les Bacon
Sid
Keglerette
Je Vogel
Sedora Brostuen
Ouf
Irene Brunkow Wie
Ida
Phillips and Smith
Snack Bar
Harvey’s
Kubly Paints
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Eilatz Beer
Red Wuethrich
Smith
H. Peterson
T. Deininger
Ontgomery Betues
Lanz Insurance
Sid’s Beauty Shop
Modern Club Go
Fad National Bank
Rollie’s Service
Igh
Dorothy
Brostuen
Sid’s Beauty
Irene Brunkow
Sid's
Rollie” Shop
Ida Casanovallie
Service
Lillian Schwarzenberger
Atiesal Bank
Goetz Theater
Rees Construction
Snively and Snyder
Eugene
Crystal Tower
Eddie’s Tavern
Margaret Lert
Jones
Leon
Yankees Defeat Reds 7-6 in Extra Innings
The Cincinnati Reds return for a four game series after a 7-6 loss to the New York Yankees in 11 innings. Manager Bucky Walters tabbed Water Cross and Frank Fanovich to face Washington today.
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YANKS
REDS
Tampa
Cincinnati Reds
New York Yankees
Sterday
Bucky Walters
Water Cross
Frank Fanovich
Washington Toay
Fatal Fight Spurs Inquiry Into Ring Padding
San Jose boxing ring padding became the center of an inquiry into the fatal prize fight of Billy Cornwall the Iowa champion who died twelve hours after being knocked out by Pete Tate Martinez in the ninth round. Police and state officials offered conflicting statements on padding thickness with the ring blamed for the tragedy though observers claimed the two inch requirement was met.
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San Jose
Billy Cornwall
Iowa
Pete (Tate) Martinez
San Francisco
Cornwall
Ray Blackmore
State Athletic Commission
David T. Gilmore
John Horan
Directors Re-elected By New Glarus Group
The New Glarus Athletic Club held its first annual meeting on Tuesday. By-laws were adopted and three directors were reelected for three-year terms: Fredrick Thacker, E. N. Fuhrmann, and Jacob S. Disch. Officers named: Ray Meythaler president, Henry S. Glaeden vice president, Orville Jorenby secretary treasurer.
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New Glarus
New Glarus Athletic Club
Fredrick Thacker
E. N. Fuhrmann
Jacob S. Disch
Ray Meythaler
Henry S. Glaeden
Orville Jorenby
Glaeden
Jorenby
Meythaler
Palmer Duerst
Isaac Alderman
Jack Hauri
Legion Champs Upset By Minnesota Quintet
A Moorhead Minnesota team upset the defending champions from Beaver Falls in the first round of the National American Legion basketball tournament. Rhinelander Shorties from Wisconsin advance to action this afternoon.
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Beaver Falls
Moorhead
Minn
Beavers Falls
National American Legion
Wisconsin
Rhinelander Shorties
New Baseball Loop Formed in District
Seven communities leave the Home Talent league to form the State line league. Royal Karlen is the first commissioner and Norm Buss is secretary and treasurer. Teams signed include New Glarus Monticello Blanchardville Belleville Argue Monroe and Woodford. Next Tuesday a meeting will map details and a constitution will be drawn.
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Royal
Barney) Karlen
Monticello
Norm Buss
Belleville
New Glarus
Blanchardville
Argue
Monroe
Woodford
Tigers Fall to Red Sox In 12 Inning Spring Game
Detroit and Boston battled through 12 innings in Saraston with Vern Stephens delivering a two-out homer in the third extra frame. The Tigers have now lost four overtime games this spring.
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Tigers
Lakeland
Detroit Tigers
Saraston
Boston Red Sox
Vern
Junior
Walworth Race Meet Names Elkhorn Official
George R. Vogel of Elkhorn named superintendent of speed for Walworth county fair and Elkhorn early race meet. He is a well known figure in Wisconsin harness racing circles.
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Walworth
Elkhorn
George R. Vogel
Wisconsin
Walworth County
Hartford shortstop Leo Grady signs with White Sox
Hartford infielder Leo Grady sign with the Chicago White Sox organization and assigned to their farm club in Seminole Oklahoma for development and debut.
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Seminole Hartford
Leo Grady
Hartford
Chicago White Sox
Seminole
Okla
Badger Junior Boxers Seek Northwest Title
Madison coaches eight Wisconsin boxers including Bob Brigham Paul Kotrodimos Dave Wiseman Ernie Werren Don Larson Walton Nichols Gene Fleming and Gordon Rowing compete in the Northwest Intercollegiate Tournament at Superior State Teachers College tomorrow and Saturday Walsh aims for a title while the Badger varsity hunts a 28th straight dual meet win against San Jose State in the Fieldhouse Ring.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Johnny Walsh
Superior State Teachers College
Walsh
Bob Brigham
Paul Kotrodimos
Milwaukee
Dave Wiseman
Burlington
Ernie Werren
Blue Mounds
Don Larson
Viroqua
Walton Nichols
Gene Fleming
Gordon Rowing
Badger
San Jose State
DiMaggio Recovers and Plays Six Innings
Joe DiMaggio returns to action with a six inning stint for the New York Yankees at Miller Huggins field against Cincinnati. The right heel pain lingers but he says he may play another season if the heel improves and he is paid his $90,000 salary.
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St. Petersburg
Joe DiMaggio
New York Yankees
Miller Huggins Field
di Mage
Cincinnati
Joe
Miser at High School Auditory Delights Staging
The senior class presented Moliere's The Miser in the high school auditorium with R W Witt directing. Donald Timmons led as the miser while William Hogan and Roger Schwaiger delivered notable comic roles. The production featured strong costumes, an effective cast, a preplay orchestra, and a large team handling makeup, tickets, programs, and business tasks.
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Moliere
Miser
R. W. Witt
Donald Timmons
Jacques
Coachman
Cook
William Hogan
Roger Schwaiger
Dan Nafzger
Barbara Stauffacher
Rudy Maurer
Valere
Marylin Zuercher
Mariane
Nanci Moldenhauer
Frosine
Herbert Crawford
Eugene Quinn
Jack Kundert
Lois Stuessy
Lucille Howard
Gertrude Niederberger
Arlo Stuessy
Joanne Kurth
Kathleen Feldt
Frances Miller
Nancy Kundert
Kathryn Krauss
Marilyn Ott
Patricia O’brien
Virgil Petter
Allan F. Barnard
Heidi Pfaeffli
John V. Stauffacher
Judy Kubly
Janet Lanz
LaVon Jones
Clareda Wenger
Ruth Hartwig
Mary Hess
Rolland Karlen
Charles Farmer
Janice Dye
Helen Christensen
Doris Kueng
Evelyn Hartwig
Jean Babler
Bob Martin
Hans Sulzer
Virgil Bowman
Herbert Bell
Evelyn Due
Ernie Vogler
Donna Lois Olson
Alvin Schuetz
Allie Stauffacher
LaVon Brandt
Mary Boyd
Elizabeth Kiel
Joyce Speich
Alonda Signer
Marian Burkhardt
Helen Buob
Gabardines-Coverts Topcoats for Wisconsin Weather
Two topcoat materials, HeviGab and Venetian Coverts, are praised for comfort and durability. Both are all wool and tailored in single breasted swagger style coats, with HeviGab especially suited to Wisconsin weather and Venetian Coverts offering a smooth luxurious surface.
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Wisconsin
Pirates Rout Giants In Second Game Of Series
The Pirates hammered the Giants 11 to 4, shaking off a rough start as they prepared for the final game of the three game set. Pittsburgh sought a stronger effort after an early setback and aimed to rebound today.
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Phoenix
Pittsburgh Pirates
New York Giants
Harsher Penalties Sought for Fish and Game Violations
Madison report: George Hadland, chief warden, testifies before the legislature urging harsher penalties for fish and game law violators. Violations rose nearly sixfold last year. The bill proposes first offense fines up to 100 dollars, replacing the current 10 to 100 range, and mandatory one year license revocation for second and third offenses.
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Madison
Conservation Department
George Hadland
Assembly Conservation
Senate Agriculture and Conservation Committees
State outlines discretionary revocation and prison term
The notice states revocation now discretionary except for deer shining offenses, which require a three year period. It specifies a state prison sentence of one to three years for a fourth offense.
Blues Hire Pitcher Chester Huber From White Sox
The Superior Blues of the Northern league assign right handed pitcher Chester A. Huber to their staff by the Chicago White Sox. Huber is a relief option for the club.
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BLUES
Superior Blues
Northern Baseball League
Chester A. Huber
Chicago White Sox
Huber
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