County Sportsmen Reject Any Deer Recommend Ten Day Season
Green county sportsmen rejected the five day deer season for any sex and backed a 10 day opener starting November 15. Monroe leaders urged caution on deer population concerns while supporters argued for stricter limits. Myron Starr elected Green county game committee chair as local sportsmen prepare to attend state conservation congress.
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Myron Starr
Monroe
Green County Game Committee
State Conservation Congress
Ray L. Beckman
Norman Hicks
Cecil Pondow
Emshegpie
Weather Delays State Line League Baseball Season
Weather continues to disrupt the State Line Baseball League with less than two weeks until the district tournament in Belleville on May 22. All 11 teams have 3 or 4 games to play as postponed matches accumulate and only two games were played last week. Albany beat Brooklyn 7-2 and Juda nipped Orfordville 5-4 while remaining schedule reshapes. Upcoming trips include Albany to Brodhead and Juda to Brooklyn this Thursday, with Western and Eastern section games as Blanchardville visits Belleville and Hollandale at New Glarus.
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Belleville
Juda
Orfordville
Albany
Brooklyn
Brodhead
Monticello
Blanchardville
Hollandale
New Glarus
Big Nine baseball showdown looms at Champaign
Illinois and Michigan battle for the conference crown in a two game series at Champaign. Illinois rides a six game conference winning streak while Michigan seeks to rebound after a split with Purdue and a recent skid by Northwestern. The series could pair pitchers Marty Rotblatt and Art Cole, both strong for their teams, in a high stakes matchup.
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Ilinois
Michigan
Champaign
Tilini
Northwestern
Wolverines
Purdue
Towa
Minnesota
Hawkeyes
Hlin- Jo's
Marty Rottblatt
Wolverine
Art Cole
Night harness racing inaug at Maywood Park postponed
Rained out in the Chicago area the inauguration of night harness racing at Maywood Park was postponed due to last night's conditions. The two months card will open tonight as scheduled after the delay.
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Maywood Park
Chicago
Scoreboard Yesterday's Results in Baseball Leagues
American League results show New York 9 Chicago 3 and Cleveland 12 Boston 7 while Washington 6 St Louis 2 played at night. National League games Pittsburgh 4 Brooklyn 2 night and Boston 6 St Louis 0 night with New York at Chicago rained out. American Association had St Paul 9 Kansas City and Milwaukee at Minneapolis postponed due to cold. only games scheduled.
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New York
Chicago
Cleveland
Boston
Washington
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Women's National Bowling Meet Ends in Texas Showdown
The women's International Bowling Congress closed its Texas showing with Shirlee Wernecke of Chicago capturing the top prize money of 262.50 and winning singles with 696 while rolling a 279 high single. Wernecke also finished second in all events with 1,848 and, with Mary Sims, placed sixth in doubles at 1,160. Irene Schramm of Erie, Pa., rolled 289 tying the prior high set by Emma Wilson of Chicago in 1942 at Milwaukee, as no 1947 winner repeated.
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International Bowling Congress
Texas
Shirlee Wenecke
Chicago
Miss Wernecke
Mary Sims
Irene Schramm
Erie
Emma Wilson
Milwaukee
Coaltown Skips Preakness. Citation to Represent Calumet
Calumet Farms will not enter Coaltown in the $100,000 Preakness at Pimlico this Saturday. Citation will be the sole Calumet entry after Coaltown’s withdrawal amid fears a railroad strike could derail travel. Coaltown will remain at Churchill Downs then head to Belmont, trainer Jimmy Jones said.
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Coaltown
Calumet Farms
Pimlico
Citation
Church‘ill Downs
Belmont
Jimmy Jones
Riddle's Comeback Sparks Pirates Victory Over Dodgers
Pittsburgh fans greeted Elmer Riddle's return as the Pirates beat the Brooklyn Dodgers 4-2. Boston defeated St Louis 6-0, tying the Pirates for first with New York and St Louis idle. Indians beat Red Sox 12-1 for fifth straight win. Larry Doby had four hits and a homer for Cleveland. DiMaggio, Johnson, Stirnweiss homered for New York in a 9-3 rout of Chicago. Early Wynn won his third for Washington in a 6-2 victory over St Louis.
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Pirates
New York Giants
Redbirds
Cardinals
Cleveland Indians
Red Sox
Boston
Indians
Larry Doby
New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Joe DiMaggio
Bill Johnson
George Stirnweiss
Early Wynn
Washington Senators
St. Louis Browns
Wisconsin intrasquad set with captains from Madison and Wausau
Madison on?)-Ben Bendrick, Wausau fullback, and Center Bob Weiske from Bara Boo named Army and Navy captains for Wisconsin intrasquad game at Camp Randall Saturday. Russ Rippe will coach the Army unit and George Fox the Navy squad.
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Madison
Ben Bendrick
Wausau
Bob Weiske
Baraboo
Army
Navy
University of Wisconsin
Camp Randall
Russ Rippe
George Fox
Four Cage Teams Jump Pro League
One main result of pro basketball upheaval is BAA strengthening by adding four top NBL clubs. NBL weighs new memberships with Des Moines Denver Dayton and St Paul showing interest. NBL may sue to retain contracted players including star George Mikan as commissioner vacancy follows Ward Lambert resignation.
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Chicago
Basketball Association of _ America
NBL
Des Moines
Denver
Dayton
St. Paul
BAA
Minneapolis Lakers
Rochester Royals
Fort Wayne Zollners
Indianapolis Kautsky
Minneapolis
George Mikan
Ward
Opposition in State To Any Deer Season
Ear ly re turns from county sportsmen meetings show conservation congress constituents repudiated the first deer committee report which urged a five day deer season. Of 11 counties reporting eight voted against the committee with Marathon Sheboygan Oneida Green Chippewa Iron Outagamie among those opposing.
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Green County
Conservation Congress Committee
Louis A. Koenig
Herman Fritz
Monroe
H. F. Tions
Fritz
Wisconsin
Pie Soi
Koenig
Zingg
The
Conservation Congress
Marathon
Sheboygan
Oneida
Green
Chippewa
Iron
Outa
Unanimous Langlade Vote Highlights Report Endorsement
Langlade approved the report with all 125 votes cast unanimously while Fond du Lac Winnebago and La Crosse backed the report. Fond du Lac and La Crosse approved by margins near 56 to 25 and 34 to 14 respectively, and Winnebago also supported the measure.
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Langlade
Fond du Lac
Winnebago
la Crosse
Monticello Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits
Monticello residents and guests share a weekend of visits with relatives and friends across Wisconsin and nearby states. Notable names include Mrs. Coles L. Hammed seu, Paulus Roth, Miss Anna Roth, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schnetz ler, Royal Voegeli, Mrs. Anna Schnetzler, and many others visiting from Madison Monroe Freeport Albany Ripon Beloit and Elmhurst.
Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Family Tales
Granddaughter Christie Weller joined a visit home while Rev and Mrs W J Abe spent time with relatives in Hartford Saturday. Mr and Mrs R H Schoonover of Monroe were Friday callers. Charles Rolph Jr a student at Milwaukee Business College visited his parents. Carl Stauffer and daughter Patricia from East Troy spent the weekend with relatives. Miss Carol Jordan of Madison visited her mother Mrs Vola Jordan Wilbert Marty of Whitewater and her parents Mr and Mrs Albert Marty.
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Coles L. Hammedseu
Madison
Paulus Roth
Milwaukee
Anna Roth
Monroe
Charles Schnetzler
Royal Voegeli
Anna Schnetzler
Jacob Voegeli
H. A. Dieperman
Freeport
Pelmer Albright
Elmer Duerst
Ripon College
Adam Duerst
John Christopher
Albany
Duersts
William Heinzelmann
Ralph Kubly
George Wright
Nancy Becker
H. A. Becker
Beth Ann
Henry Hoesly
New Glarus
Ray Rausch
Indianapolis
H. L. Kalen
Richard Dugdale
Sheridan
Ind
David Bowes
Eugene Kubly
Abraham
Lydia Voegeli
Fred Wichser
Jack Wichser
Ivid
Robert D. Taylor
Elmhurst
Emil G. Voegels
Earl Wilkinson
Washington, D. C
Warren Weller
Christie Weller
W. J. Abe
Hartford
R. H. Schoonover
Charles Rolph
Milwaukee Business College
Carl Stauffer
Patricia
East Troy
Carol Jordan
Vola Jordan
Wilbert Marty
Whitewater
Albert Marty
Juda News Briefs and Social Notes
Mrs. Myron Stabler spent Friday in Janesville. Mrs. Minnie Beals of Warren Illinois visited her daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Leland Skattum. Mrs. Alex McKewon and...
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Myron Stabler
Janesville
Minnie Beals
Warren, IL
Leland Skattum
Alex McKewon
Local Socials and Travel Notes From Wisconsin and Illinois
Daughters of Janesville and other residents were noted visiting and visiting relatives across Wisconsin and Illinois. Individuals including Mr and Mrs L Kryder Be Toit visitors Friday. Paul Retzlaff Russell Miller and Urban Miller Naperville IL spent the weekend with family. Mrs G B Lahr was a Mon Toe caller Saturday. Alfred Ruhlman and daughter Freeport visited Ernie Goecks home. Mrs Ralph Bridge and Mrs George Bridge Monroe were Milwaukee visitors. Hazel Steele of Madison finished 11th in the Women’s International Bowling Congress event earning $9 for a 1 720 total. Lots of work for little money when you buy a Want Ad.
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Janesville
Yne Vanderbilt
John Kryder
Paul Retzlaff
Russell Miller
Urban Miller
Naperville
G. B. Lahr
Alfred Ruhlman
Freeport
Ernie
Dallas
Hazel Steele
Madison
Wis
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