Red Sox extend winning streak to 14 games in row
Boston remains hot as it defeats the Chicago White Sox and pushes its streak to 14 wins in a row. The team leads the league with strong hitting from Pesky Williams and DiMaggio and solid pitching from Bagby and Brown despite 15 hits allowed. The margin grows over New York as Doerr drives in runs and the club surpasses rivals in the standings.
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Associated Press
Boston Red Sox
Chicago Box
Red Nose
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Philaderphia Athletics
Athietics
Isgo New York Yankees
Yankees
Ivuy
Detroia Vigers
Washington Senators
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Red Sox
New York
Boston
Sox
Chicago
New York Giants
Jim Bagby
Mace Brown
Bobby Doerr
Ted Willams
Johnny Pesky
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Walliams
Dom DiMaggio
Doerr
Red
Nelson Potter
New Yorkers
McCarthy
Potter
Charlie Keller
Chuck Stevens
Frank Mancuso
Sewellmen
Pittsburgh Pirates
Johnny Mize
Jack
Golf Club Event Yields Tense Low Gross Tie
In ideal conditions at Monroe Country Club yesterday Chet Becker and Budd Biffle tied for low gross with 38. Dr H B Caradine was closest to the pin on hole 8 and a six way tie occurred for blind bogey.
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Monroe Country Club
Chet Becker
Budd Biffle
Dr. H. B. Caradine
Paul C. Kehle
Ben Krause
Roland Etter
Willis Etter
R. Mitchell
D. A. Crandall
Howard Olsen
M. E. Lynn
Gross
Harold Heimann
H. B. Caradine
John Wagner
Elmer Erickson
Bob Buehler
Clarence Kempfert
Paul Kauer
C. W. Ken
W. W. Wuethrich
Paul Dommers
A. de A. Schuler
William Rees
G. E. Zuercher
Ted Kubly
Richest Trotting Stake Tomorrow in California
Arcadia California harness fans prepare for the richest trotting stake, the 50 000 Western Harness Grand Trot at Santa Anita Park with 26 horses likely split into two start groups. Notables Axemite Blue Boy War Glory Kaola Beatrice Hanover and Proficient headline a strong field of consistently winning contenders from Wisconsin Illinois New York and South Carolina disciplines across a mile and a quarter race set to draw a large crowd and record wagering.
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Arcadia
Calif
Santa Anita Park
Edwin Keller
Axemite
Blue Boy
War Glory
Kaola
Carl Hatchell
Timonsville
S. C
Algiers
Baker Acres
St. Charles
D. W. Spencer
A. A. Hoyer
Beaver Dam
Wis
Arden Homestead
Beatrice Hanover
Goshen
N. Y
Mary M
H. A. Meyer
Plymouth
Earls Moody Guy
Pat Chantelois
Iron River
Fez Hanover
Brewers Get 14 Hits But They Can't Win
The Milwaukee Brewers collected 14 hits but mis-timed rallies as Louisville Colonels won 6-3. Genovese and Lewis doubled with Laforest singling for Louisville. Ostrowski allowed all 14 Brewers’ singles in 7 2/3 innings before Kimberlin held Milwaukee. Len Gilmore took the loss in the fifth.
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Brewers
Associated Press
Milwaukee Brewers
Louisville Colonels
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Toledo
St. Paul
Kansas City
Columbus
Joe Ostrowski
Colonels
Brewer
Harry Kimberlin
Ostrowski
Parchment Invention Timeline Cited In Want Ads
The note mentions parchment dating to about 190 B.C. and references Times Want Ads, suggesting a brief historical or humorous retail reference within the page.
Standings and results from baseball leagues today
The standings show St Louis Brooklyn Boston Chicago Cincinnati Pittsburgh Philadelphia and others with varied records. Yesterday's results include Cincinnati over Brooklyn and New York over Pittsburgh with several 12 inning games and a full schedule of today and tomorrow matchups across American and National Leagues and the American Association.
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St. Louis
Brooklyn
Boston
Chicago
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Pet
Louisville
Ueess
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Milwaukee
New York
Detroit
Washington
Toledo
St. Paul
Columbus
American League
National League
American Association
Camp McCoy to get new commander in June
Brig. Gen. John K. Rice says he will leave Camp McCoy on June 1 for a Western Pacific assignment. Col. Newton G. Bush, the current deputy commander, will succeed him as post commander.
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Camp McCoy
John K. Rice
United States
Western Pacific
Newton G. Bush
Wisconsin Democrats Gather for Milwaukee State Convention
Wisconsin's Democratic party prepares for a Milwaukee convention expected to shape the liberal platform, broaden the farm and labor vote, and name a candidate for governor likely Daniel W. Hoan. Key speakers include Oklahoma Governor Kerr and Minnesota Mayor Humphrey with California Representative Douglas addressing a women’s luncheon.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Sen
Robert
M. LaFollette
Oshkosh
Democratic Party
National Party
Democrats
Dom
Lake Shore
Daniel W. Hoan
Goodland
McMurray
Senate
Howard J. McMurray
University of Wisconsin
State Central
Robert E. Tehan
Tehan
Hotel Pfister
Milwaukee Auditorium
Robert S. Kerr
Oklahoma
Hubert Humphrey
Minneapolis
Helen Gahagan Douglas
D-Calif
Douglas
Benjamin Franklin and Daylight Saving Time Origins
A brief item notes Benjamin Franklin is credited with ideas influencing daylight saving time and encourages saving with a want ad. The piece frames the historical aside as a quirky fiscal prompt for readers to advertise services or goods.
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Benjamin Franklin
Byron Nelson to Face Dick Burton in World Golf Crown
Byron Nelson the national PGA champion accepts Dick Burton's challenge for a 36 hole match for the unofficial world golf championship. Burton British champ will play on American soil after he leaves for the U S May 16. The 18 hole first segment is set for May 29 at an unnamed course with the return on May 30 at Winged Foot during the Goodall round robin.
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Houston
Byron Nelson
Dick Burton
Burton
Ritish Champ
U. S
England
Atlantic
America
Goodall
Winged Foot
Wisconsin and MIT Drawn Fast Shells in East Regatta
Wisconsin and Massachusetts Institute of Technology drew the fastest navy-built shells of 1945 and 1946 for today’s nine school eastern intercollegiate rowing regatta on the Severn river. Navy coach Comdr. Charles Walsh says the draw really puts those two in the race with Cornell and Harvard as co favorites. Other entrants include Columbia Rutgers Princeton and Pennsylvania.
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Wisconsin
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Severn River
Comdr
Charles
Buck) Walsh
Navy
Cornell
Harvard
Big Red
Princeton
Crimson
Pennsylvania
Columbia
Rutgers
Social notes from Monticello and surrounding towns
Mrs. O D Curtis and Mrs Henry C Klassy plus Mrs W S Hoesly drove to Whitewater and returned with Mrs Klassy's mother Mrs Rosa. Mrs Jacob Legler visited Mrs Elizabeth Rolph surgical patient at St Clare hospital. Mrs Schweizer and her son Roy called in Monroe. Mr and Mrs Alfred Spring also noted.
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Henry C. Klassy
W.S. Hoesly
Whitewater
Klassy
Rosa
Jacob Legler
Elizabeth Rolph
St. Clare Hospital
Schweizer
Roy
Monroe
Alfred Spring
Community Visitors Spread Across Wisconsin Towns
The report lists numerous visits by Milwaukee residents and others to families in Janesville, New Glarus, Evansville, Monroe, and Madison. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Paul Weenie, Walter Voegeli, Darlyne Elmer, Sandra Schwers, Ruth Ann Babler, Beth Ann Schuler, and Verena Wyss among several others.
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Milwaukee
Paul Weenie
William Spring
Roy Purcell
Janesville
Walter Voegels
John Elmer
Darlyne
New Glarus
George Krojeck
Evansville
Thomas Voegeli
Gilbert Dettwhler
Monroe
Sandra Schwers
Fred V. Stuessy
John C. Babler
Roger
Ruth Ann
Robert Miller
Paul Veenie
Veenie
Madison
Adam Schuler
Beth Ann
Russel Myers
John Gempeler
Joyce Prisk
Verena Wyss
Freeport
Walter Zeller
Twin Grove Visits and Local Guest List
Mrs J H Beighte notes visits by Mr and Mrs William Hinzel man and family to Mr and Mrs Andrew Bell and son. Kenneth Grabow and mother Chlora Grabow from Orangeville and Clarno stayed with Mr and Mrs Oscar Walters. F Roenneburg visited John Donmeyer home Monroe. Bombay is cited as India's cotton center and Gibraltar’s long British control since 1704.
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William Hinzelman
Andrew Bell
Kenneth Grabow
Orangeville
Chlora Grabow
Clarno
Oscar Walters
F. Roenneburg
John Donmeyer
Monroe
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