Simpson's Track Team Wins Second Cup at Whitewater
Monroe's track team captured its second straight trophy by finishing first at the Whitewater relays with 51 points. Oconomowoc trailed by a slim margin at 50, Hartford third with 39 as twelve events yielded eleven records. Ed McArdle and Dick Maurer helped Monroe in the discus to secure the win, while Fred Bucb posted Monroe's sole individual victory in the 120-yard high hurdles. The meet featured strong performances across field and track events, with Monroe earning multiple relay wins before the discus finale swung title honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Whitewater
Oconomowoc
Hartford
Madison West
Simpsonmen
Bob Wells
Miller
Ed McArdle
Dick Maurer
Fred Bucb
Joel Solomon
Chick Robertson
Ron Norder
Geb Wells
Wells
Bob Carter
Don Ethridge
Don
Oconomowoe
Platteville
Stracka
Maurer
Onchen
Stoughton
Wisse
Chatfield
Schoenbeck
West
Carter
Kartheister
Port Washington
Neiman
Northey
Palmyra
Schneider
Kalei
Bucb
Bitz
Andrews
Wilmot
McArdle
Portington
Hart- Palmyra
Ft. Atkinson
Wisconsin
Unhappy A's Get Another Trimming
The Athletics were hammered in a doubleheader as Boston swept 19 0 and 6 5. White Sox rallied to a 7 7 tie with Detroit after a 5 0 opener win. Del Rice’s homer powered St Louis to a 1 0 win over Chicago. Cincinnati swept Pittsburgh 4 2 and 2 1, despite Mel Queen no hitting into the seventh in game two. Braves and Phils split a twin bill while four games were rained out or postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Sctenter
Philadelphia Athletics
Athletics
Mackmen
Boston
Philadelphia
Red Sox
Chicago White Sox
Detroit Tigers
Bill Wight
White Sox
del Rice
St. Louis Cardinals
Chicago Cubs
Harry Brecheen
Johnny Schmitz
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Mel Queen
Queen
Boston Braves
Philadlophia Phils
Braves
Phils
Brooklyn
New York
Cleveland
St. Louis
Washington
Whip Louisville by Indianapolis to tie league lead
Indianapolis whipped Louisville twice Sunday to vault into a tie with Minneapolis for the American Association lead. Only doubleheader played as three others were rained out.
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Louisville
Associated Press
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
American Association
Oshkosh blanks Hartford 4-0 as Hoeft fans all 27
Southpaw Bill Hoeft pitched a no hit no run game for Oshkosh, striking out every batter in a 4 0 victory over Hartford. The report also mentions Jump-off-Toe Creek in southern Oregon, linked to pioneer Joe McLoughlin's 1839 jump.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oshkosh
Bill
Hoeft
Oshkosh High School
Hartford
Oregon
Joe McLoughlin
Baseball scores and tomorrow’s National League slate
National League results include St Louis beating Chicago 1 0 in 13 innings Boston defeating Philadelphia 9 to 1 Cincinnati 4 2 over Pittsburgh 2 1 Brooklyn at New York with Brooklyn at St. Louis on tomorrow’s card American League results list Philadelphia at Boston Chicago 5 7 Detroit 0 7 with game two called at nine Boston 19 6 Philadelphia 0 5 New York at Washington rain St Louis at Cleveland rain tomorrow’s NL games Boston at Pittsburgh New York at Cincinnati Philadelphia at Chicago Brooklyn at St Louis American League tomorrow includes St Louis at Washington Detroit at Philadelphia Chicago at New York Cleveland at Boston and St Louis at Washington.
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Loop
Wichita
Kas
National Association of Leagues
National Baseball Congress
Sycamore
Joliet
North Chicago
St. Joseph's Sl
Whiting
Ind
Kenosha
Wis
Associated Press
St. Louis
Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
New York
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Ailing Railroader Found With Hidden Fortune in Wis
Rob ert Koppen a 65 year old retired railroad engineer lies critically ill in an Eau Claire hospital after authorities found a trunk in his rooming house quarters containing 12000 dollars in cash 102000 in US government bonds 15000 in bank certificates and deeds to five or six houses in Minneapolis.
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Ailtoona
Wis
Eau Claire
Robert Koppen
August
Minneapolis
United States
Koppen
Omaha
Black River Falls
Schwoegler tops all-events in Elks tourney at Cleveland
Connie Schwoegler of Madison hit 1900 Sunday to lead the all-events in the 30th annual Elks national bowling tournament in Cleveland. Schwoegler's Grips of Madison totaled 3086 for fifth in team standings. The report also notes a water content drop in grass from about 75 to 15 percent.
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Schwoegler
Cleveland
Connie Schwoegler
Madison
Grips
Monroe Net Team Sets Two Rematch Dates This Week
Monroe high school tennis plans two return meets under coach Gay Steensrud. Edgerton visits Tuesday, then Stoughton comes Thursday as Monroe uses the same five and doubles pairings as in prior meetings. Al Feldt leads singles, with Pilz Hardell Ruch and Teehan in key spots as the team seeks wins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gay Steensrud
Edgerton
Stoughton
Monroe
Vikings
al Feldt
Dick Hartzell
Bud Pilz
Tom Wilcox
Jim Hardell
Dick Monthey
Monroe Boys
Edgerton Boys
Roger Ruch
Harvey Ides
Dan Teehan
Duane Winger
Pilz
Hardell
Hartzell
Wilcox
Feldt
Ruch
Monthey
Gehrmann Honored In Drake Relays Victory For Badgers
Wisconsin star Gehrmann was named outstanding athlete at the 41st Drake Relays. He anchored the Badgers to a spring medley win with a 1:53.5 half mile in rain, then ran 4:14 for the mile on a slow track in a valiant effort against Len Truex. He also impressed in the two mile relay, helping Wisconsin finish fourth.
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Wee
Wen Gehmann
Wisconsin
Gehrmann
Badgers
Len Truex
Ohio State
Don
Weather Improves for Baseball and Softball Play
Weather improves over the area as Warne clears and forecasts look favorable for activity. Monroe Cardinals and Junior Legion teams did not practice yesterday. various games are delayed or uncertain due to lingering weather. State Line and Dairyland leagues inch toward schedules with first games targeted for mid May and early June openings.
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Stanustill
Warne
Monroe Cardinals
Monroe Softball Association
Toment
Armory
State Line League
John Walter
Don Cunningham
Monroe Junior Legions
Robert Hardell
Dairyland League
Here
Gratiot
Woodford
Nora
Browntown
Shullsburg
Jerry Gant
Lena
Gant
Freight cars derailed on elevated spur ties up road
Nine freight cars derailed on an elevated spur of the Chicago and North Western railway Sunday. A switch engine was moving empties from the main line to the spur about 60 to 70 feet above a city street when the mishap blocked traffic on the main track for nearly an hour.
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Kenosha
Chicago and North Western Road
Local farm stock changes and rural mail box push
Monroe residents report transfers of registered Holstein Friesian cattle including Wilden Rag Apple Clanyard Lass and Kenland Ormsby Creamelle from Monroe sellers. A cow and bull exchange between several farmers is noted. a losing out sale and farm for sale or rent near Woodford are listed. Roadside ditch carcasses prompt caution. Rural mail box improvements urged to protect deliveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Wyss
Monroe
Alice L. Blum
Ernest Wegmueller
George Neuenschwander
Fred Digman
Jerry Rufenacht
Lady Kantje Dauntless
Frank Bloom
Peter Osterday
Woodford
State PTA Selects Fond du Lac for '51 Milwaukee
Wisconsin congress of parents and teachers will hold its 1951 convention in Fond du Lac. Dates will be set after Wisconsin delegates return from the national PTA convention in Long Beach California in May 2022.
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State
PTA
Fond du Lac
Milwaukee
Wisconsin Congress of Parents and Teachers
Wisconsin
Long Beach
Calif
Today's Markets Livestock Highlights and Grain Movements
Chicago market notes show salable hogs 15-25 cents higher under 260 lb, top 17.79 for 200-250 lb. calves and steers active with loadlots at 30.50-32.50 for high good, 27.75-30.25 for bulk good. Produce and poultry unsettled. eggs weak, butter—prices mostly steady. Grain: soybean futures surged the daily limit amid buy and cover, wheat up alongside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
USDA
U. S
Wall Street hits new yearly high led by rails and motors
The Associated Press average of 60 stocks rose to 76.9 at noon, up .4, marking a new high for the year and the strongest level since August 14, 1946. Gains appeared in Youngstown Sheet and Tube, General Motors, Montgomery Ward, International Harvester, Zenith Radio, Radio Corp., Nickel Plate, and Standard Oil NJ. Racine county to start a $630,000 home for the aged, expandable to a hospital if needed, this week with 200 beds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
New York
Rails and Motors
Associated Press
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
General Motors
Montgomery Ward
International Harvester
Zenith Radio
Radio Corp
Nickel Plate
Standard Oil
Racine
Racine County
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Spencer Tracy
James Stewart
Goetz
Croesus
Floral Department
Humus
Sway Ess O
J. Crocus
Seaweed Point
BY Jimmy Hatlo
Phinimi
Monroe Bowling Association
Turner Hall
E. H. Schober
Pfister Juniper
Canaert
Spruce
Colorado
of Specce Cheese Factory
Coryell Brothers
Browntown, Wisconsin
MHS Net
Lanark
Freeport
Route 26
Charles Bamberg Jr
Herb Staben
Ed Otto
Sylvester Township
Green County
Nick Reichling
Darlington
Nick
Reichling
Swiggum
Beverage Depot
Foot
Fred Fogel
Lena, Ill
E. A. Theiler
5Th Avenue
Monroe, Wis
Thomson Phosphate Company
Court House, Monroe
Game Congress
Green County Rod and Gun Club
Winger & Kramer
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