Wildlife Hearing Set for Green County May 10
Green county hosts its annual wildlife hearing at 8 pm May 10 at the courthouse with Norman Hicks announcing meetings across Wisconsin except Pepin county. Voters will decide on hunting and fishing questions and elect a county game committee to send to the statewide conservation congress in Madison in June. Two alternates named. The event aims to boost turnout as clubs push on record on the grouse season ice fishing minnow rules and other issues. Green county last year drew over 200 attendees and officials hope for more. The current committee includes Ray Beckman Ed Lyons and Dr. H F Zingg.
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Green County
Court House
Norman Hicks
Cona
Wisconsin
Pepin County
The
Conservation Congress
Madison
Lster
Hicks
Ray Beckman
Monroe
H. F. Zingg
New Glarus
Ed Lyons
Brod
Brodhead Clinches Lead With 10-2 Victory Over Juda
Brodhead remains atop the Eastern section by routing Juda 10-2. Pitcher Dick Markham allowed only three safeties as Bob Schilt and Bill Brunkow produced key hits. Stokes, Berg, and Markham led the offense with multiple hits while Markham earned the win and Figs struck out 12.
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Brodhead High
Juda
Dick Markham
Bob Schilt
Bill Brunkow
Imtumg
Brodhead
Gs Stokes
Markham
Berg
Broger
Timm
Mark
New Glarus Social Notes At Mrs Tschudy’s Home
New Glarus social items list attendees from a minstrel show in Mt Horeb and Sunday guests at Melvin Streiff’s home. Several locals visit relatives in Monroe Madison and Brodhead with frequent brief calls by Mrs Haldiman, Mrs Hefty and others.
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Mt. Horeb
Messrs
Gilbert Ott
Harlan Wernle
Abner Anderson
Clarence Slotten
Henry Schmid
E. N. Fuhrmann
Jean Zweifel
Marian Fuhrmann
Melvin Streiff
Walter Hefty
Louise Merkel
la Verne
J. J. Figi
Clayton “Streiff
Gary
Eugene Slotten
Robert Haldiman
Brodhead
Herman Hefty
Rochester
John Kundert
Margaret Hefty
Fred Tschudy
Monroe
Margaret Solliran
Stoughton
Adam Duerst
Monticello
Vuited
Harvey Busse
Madison
A. C. Nelson
George Gibbons
Glen Roderick
Bowling Team Heads to Madison for State Tourney
The last Monroe bowlers in the 1948 state bowling tournament travel to Madison Monday night to compete in minor doubles and singles. Teams listed include Deininger Davis Deininger Hodcomb Neuen sch wand er Rufer with Stassell to bowl in minor singles only while tax revenues are noted to yield three quarters of U S tax receipts in fiscal 1949.
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Monroe
Madison
F. Deininger
F. Davis
N. Deininger
J. Hodcomb
H. Neuenschwander
M. Rufer
L. Stassell
U. S
Six Colts to Race In Kentucky Derby
Six three year olds face off at Church Ill Downs for the $83,400 Kentucky Derby with a muddy track forecast. Calumet Farm stars Citation and Coaltown lead the field of six, while jockeys Eddie Arcaro and Newbold Pierson seek the win for their owners. Other notable runners are My Request Escadra Billings and Grandpere as Louisville crowds anticipate the big race.
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Kentucky
Louisville
C. A. O'Neil
Callumet Farm
Citation
Coaltown
Churchill Downs
Warren Wright
Wright
Eddie |Arcaro
Bold Pierson
Jdear
Calumet
Ben F. Whitaker
William L. Brann
R. W. McIlvain
Billings
John Payson Adams
Orangeville Weekend Visits and Calls Nearby
Orangeville social notes list weekend visits and Sunday calls by residents and guests from Freeport Monroe Dakota and Kankakee. The gatherings include Mrs. Glen E. Boiender Mrs Stanley Hulbert the Meythaler family and others visiting relatives and friends in Orangeville Freeport Ridott Benton and surrounding areas.
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Orangeville
Glen E. Boiender
Billy
Marsha Freeport
Albert Hemp
Stanley Hulbert
Lester Rockow
Freeport
George Meythaler
Monroe
Katharine Leiser
Henry Hugelshofer
Dakota
Ivan Rote
Vernon Best
Warren Reutber
Ridott
Irene Moyer
Kenneth Moyer
Herman Stoltz
Gerry
Delores
Joan
Kankakee
Bernard Stoltz
Jesse Gapen
Grand Marais
Minn
Carrie Musser
Benton, Wis
Minnie Leitzell
Henry Quinn
Robert Quinn
Pootville
Gerald Abraham
Freend
Barbara Sowards
Gilbert Abraham
Otto Folgate
Orville Obert
John Heitz
James Dilton
June Dietmeier
Ralph Dietmeier
Rockford
A. F. Abraham
Stavers
George Mohr
John Donner
Fred Donner
C. W. Frautschy
John Babler
Kathryn Thompson
Reading
Ed Mahaney
Baseball scoreboard yesterday and upcoming schedule
In the American League yesterday New York defeated Boston 6 to 0 Chicago beat Detroit 5 to 4 Philadelphia won 3 to 1 over Washington while Cleveland was rained out at St Louis The National League results saw Boston beat New York 7 to 2 Pittsburgh 10 Chicago 4 St Louis 13 Cincinnati 7 and Brooklyn 11 Philadelphia 2 Tomorrow’s schedule lists New York at Boston Philadelphia at Washington Detroit at Cleveland St Louis at Chicago with additional games Boston at New York Brooklyn at Philadelphia Cincinnati at Pittsburgh and Chicago at St Louis plus two games Philadelphia at Washington and Chicago at St Louis.
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New York
Boston
Chicago
Detroit
Philadelphia
Washington
Cleveland
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Fine Pitching Keeps Michigan Illini Nines Up Top
Michigan shares top Big Nine with Illinois after undefeated starts as Art Dole threw a six hitter for a 3-0 win over Ohio State. In Lafayette, Mary Rotblatt struck out 18 as Illinois routed Purdue 9-2. Minnesota and Iowa won Big Nine openers as Wisconsin fell 12-6 and Northwestern dropped to 1-3 after Iowa’s four hitter Bruner.
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Michigan
Illinois
Art Dole
Ohio State
Buckeyes
Lafayette
Mary Rotblatt
Purdue
Rotblatt
Illini
Bob Hartman
Minnesota
Iowa
Albany Hitless as Monticello Hurler Dominates
Monticello High School pitcher John Winzenreich held Albany hitless in a 17 2 State Line league win. Monticello collected 13 hits off two Albany pitchers with Howard Voegeli going 4 for 4 including a double, triple and two singles. Batteries Winzenreich and Lynn. Smith Selinow and Jones.
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Auvany
John Winzenreidh
Monticello
Albany
Winzenrei
Howard Voegeli
Winzenreid
Lynn
Smith
Selinow
Jones
Voegels
Winzenreich
O Rourke Sold to Baltimore Colts Rumor Ends
Coach Jimmy Phelan announced the sale of Charlie O Rourke by the Los Angeles Dons for an undisclosed cash amount and a future Colt draft choice. Exhibition at the Coliseum featured Lloyd La Beach of Jamaica running 100 meters in 10.3 seconds, close to Jesse Owens' world record pace.
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Charlie O'Rourke
Los Angeles
Baltimore Colts
Jimmy Phelan
Los Angeles Dons
O’rourke
Colt
Lloyd la Beach
Jamaica
Jesse Owens
Pirates Surprise Of National Loop
Pirates climb near first as Billy Meyer guides Pittsburgh with veteran staff. Rip Sewell, now coaching, earns a 2-0 mark. Elmer Riddle also contributes. Highlights include Cardinals rallying 7 runs in seventh to beat Reds 13-7 and Dodgers routing Phillies 11-2 with rookie Erv Palica going the distance.
ABC Has New Leader in 45th ABC Bowling Meet
Washington Shirts of Chicago claimed the top spot at the 45th annual American Bowling Congress tournament with a 3007 total, edging Cavolis of Cleveland by five pins. Windy City led since March 28 with 3002. They posted 1056, 994, and 957 in the team scoring to start the week.
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American Bowling Congress
Washington Shirts
Chicago
Windy City
Cavolis
Cleveland
Ohio
Monroe Trackmen Rally for Second in Quad Meet
Monroe high school's track team finished second in a quadrangular meet at Whitewater. Stoughton won with 63 points, followed by Monroe 56 4, Ft. Atkinson 45, and Wisconsin High 38. Moon and Courtney led with six firsts, Maurer and Ethridge added wins, while Moon and Courtney set several top marks amid tight scoring details.
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Monroe High School
Whitewater
Stoughton
Cheesmakers
Ft. Atkinson W
Wisconsin High
Fred Simpson
Bill Moon
Dan Courtney
Moon
Courtney
Munson
Maurer
Dick Maurer
Monroe
Don Ethridge
Ethridge
Moore
Schoenbeck
Pigorsh
Everson
Rheineck
Klein
Wetzel
Hutchens
Anderson
West
Hanson
Shotter
Palmer
Ton
Rowland
Bredeson
Jensen
McArdle
Bryant
Etheridge
Buoth
Frey
Marquart
Ft. Atkinson
Wisconsin
Entries in County Fair Harness Events Close
Entries for harness races at the 1948 Green County Fair close on set dates. Races run Friday through Sunday July 30 to August 1. Two year old divisions close March 1 and May 1 for various pace and trot classes. Superintendent Louis R Wolleson said most late entries should be in by next week.
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Ogry Eereeeent
Green County Fair
Louis R. Wolleson
Cancelled Tennis Meet Sparks Date Mixup at Whitewater
The tennis matchup scheduled yesterday between Monroe High School led by Coach Lee Mitchell and Whitewater State Teachers College was called off due to a date mixup. The cancellation affects both teams and their planned venues at Whitewater.
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Lee Mitchell
Monroe High School
Net
Whitewater State Teachers College
Whitewater
Badger Golfers Repeat Victory Over Marquette
Milwaukee match report notes the University of Wisconsin golf team defeated Marquette by 21 to 14, marking a repeat win for UW. The brief item emphasizes the outcome and score from the collegiate competition.
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Badger
Milwaukee
University of Wisconsin
Marquette
Blanchardville News from Mrs W F McGuigan Honors Visits
A long list of visitors and relatives parade through Blanchardville including Mrs W F McGuigan and family. travelers from Luther Decorah and Milwaukee Geraldine Smith and Mrs Ruth Moe welcome guests. several families report returns from winter visits in Darling, Platteville, Madison, and Chicago area. Laverne Paulson arrives in Germany. Cpl. Laverne Paulson noted. multiple family visits to Monroe Argyle Cambridge and Rockford throughout the weekend.
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Nette Gilbertson
Rob
Luther Decorah
Ruth Moe
Wauhome
M O. Smith
Milwaukee
Linde
William Smith Sr
Darlington
Paul McGettigan
Casper Schober
Martin ‘McDonell
Waupun
F. W. Baker
William Olson
W. R. Bruce
Greenwood
Homer Baker
Brodhead
H. G. Brunnquell
M. McDowell
Leo Foley
Monroe
Oscar John ‘Son
O. T. Olson
Frank Barnes
Arlington
Harold Saether
David
Ed Hanson
Norman Warren
Rockford
Helen Elliot
Sioux City
E. H. Hanson
H. J. Erickson
Thomas Schindler
St. Clare Hospital
H. . Erickson
Oscar ‘Thompson
Ida Everson
Clara Olson
Argyle
G. L. Hagar
Woodford
Dean Alfred
Dean Eierson
Platteville
Mercy Hospital
Dubuque
M. J. Eierson
Chris Brager
Howard Torkelson
Robert | Johnson
Carl Ayen
Ralph Robertson
Monticello Socials and Funeral Notices
Monticello society pages list funeral attendance for Clarence Barlow with Curtis and Barlow families among Madison connections. Weekend visits feature Howard Kennedy guests at Peter Jensen’s Baraboo home and Anton Hefty hosting at New Glarus with Pagel family in Monroe.
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J. W. Barlow
Wallace P. Barlow
Vola Jordan
Henry C. Klassy
Clarence Barlow
Madison
Howard Kennedy
Peter Jensen
Baraboo
Anton Hefty
Messrs
Mmes
John Z Duerst
Fred J. Duerst
Dorothy
Thomas Ott
George
Kathryn
New Glarus
Edward Marty
Marlene
Susan Kay
Karen
Pleasant
Kenneth Lovell
Casper Hammerly
Monroe
William Pagel
Dorothy Pagel
Freeprot
Emil Blum
Delores
Margaret
Carla
Willis Babler
Henry Sipple
Henry V. Babler
Beloit
Clarence Elmer
Social visits and family tours across Wisconsin towns
JP returned home from Cumberland after a weekend with Mr and Mrs Melvin Ayen and family. Freeport callers included Mrs Frank Loveland Mrs Clifford Riese Gretchen Erickson and Mary Ann Riese. Various visits to Madison Milwaukee Campbellsport New Glarus and Belleville by Elmer Elmer Kammerode Duerst and others. Virginia Elmer took part in the state forensic contest in Madison.
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Springfield
Farrand
Lymen
Olson
South Beloit
Ole M. Olson
Lyman Olson
Beloit
Vernus Olson
Clarence Vick
Dean
Don
Clarence Alfred
Norman Jackson
Maurice Cleary
Wallace Branley
Madison
Don Lovelace
Monroe
William ‘Trotter
Laurence Bredeson
Rockford
Mary Dobson
Emily Butcher
Mary Ellen Lovelace
E. H. Hanson
Everett Ingwell
Vivian Ingwell
Helen Elliot
Wilmer Ingwell
New Glarus
Melvin Lyon
Sonja
Columbus
Armleigh Olson
Marie Olson
Thomas Erickson Ie Greenwood
George Rude
Harold Berg
Arthur Haugen
Olin Balback
Warren
Raymond Haugen
Bergs
Bernard Jaegers
O. J. Bollender
Donald Knobel
Blanchardville
Laverne Kammerode
A. R. Achtemeier
Southern Wisconsin Women’s Guild
Milwaukee
Campelisport
Os = Peterson
Darlyne
Chicago
Ed Wallam
Adam Duerst
Richard Elmer
Belleville
Clarence Elmer Sr
Harry Klassy
John Wittenwyler
James Hancock
Bertha Keller
John Schoenenberger
Janesville
Werner Elmer
C. M. Stauffer
Vincent Genna
Fred Genna
Lorena Holgrich
John Elmer
Alice Cleveland
Audrey Mae Wichser
Virginia Elmer
Juda By Mrs. F. N. Miller Juda
Miss Maud Smith visits Miss Florence Wickersham at Oshkosh. Miss Glady Mohns becomes bookkeeper at Al hereck garage. Miss Mary Alice Dunwiddie, Richland Center, visits her parents. Mr. and Mrs. George Dunwiddie of Louisville Ohio visit relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. John Schmid of Freeport guest of Ira Armstrong couple.
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Maud Smith
Florence Wickersham
Oshkosh
Glady Mohns
Alhereck
Mary Alice Dunwiddie
Richland Center
Glen Dunwiddie
George Dunwiddie
Louisville
John Schmid
Freeport
Ira Armstrong
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