Relays at Fort To Be His Test Monroe Trackmen Rated at Second
Coach Fred R. Simpson will send a 20 man Monroe Trackmen squad to Ft Atkinson to contest the Southern 10 trophy. Richland Center is favored with Monroe rated second as Baraboo Wisconsin Dells and nine others converge. Dick Maurer leads in the shot put and the 880 relay. Don Ethridge Joel Solomon and Don Timm pace sprints and middle distances in a meet heavy with field event showdowns.
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Fred R. Simpson
Ft. Atkinson
Simpsonmen
Richland Center
Hornets
Monroe
Baraboo
Wisconsin Dells
Charley Starr
Dick Maurer
Bob Wells
Ed McArdle
McArdle
Art Whippie
Jack Marvin
Stoughton
Don Ethridge
Ray Carter
Bob Carter
Wesley Wandflith
Fred Buob
Dick Blane
Buob
Chuck Robertson
Jim Schillinger
Tom Goetz
Don
Don Timm
Joel Solomon
Ronald Norder
Doral
Break for Bowlers Planned by Directors
Columbus report says executive directors approve a rules change at the ABC convention allowing bowler equipment modification by rounding the bottoms of the pins to a 5/32 inch radius. The amendment, needing a majority of about 400 delegates, would overturn a 50 year ban.
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Columbus
ABC
American’ Bowling Congress
Indians Rout Brewers as Streak Ends
The Indianapolis Indians overwhelmed Ben Johnson with four runs in the first inning and defeated the Milwaukee Brewers 9-2, snapping Milwaukee’s four-game win streak. In other American Association games, Toledo beat Minneapolis 5-8 and Columbus edged St. Paul 13-11. The Kansas City at Louisville game was postponed due to wet grounds.
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BREW
Associated Press
Indianapolis Indians
Ben Johnson
Milwaukee Brewer
Toledo
Minneapolis
Columbus
St. Paul
Kansas City
Louisville
Parids 9 Skids Top Wisconsin State League Standings
Wisconsin Rapids led the state league with a 9-1 win over Janesville, while Fond du Lac fell from a first place tie to fourth. Green Bay beat Fond du Lac 7-1, Oshkosh beat Appleton 8-6, and Sheboygan defeated Manitowoc 7-5 as Eau Claire edged Superior 8-7. Northern league games were postponed.
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Wisconsin Rapids
Janesville
Fond du Lac
Green Bay
Oshkosh
Appleton
Wausau
Sheboygan
Associated Press
Eau Claire
Superior
State Line Loop Play Schedule Set For year two
Commissioner R W Karlen released the State Line league schedule with a competitive season expected as weaker clubs strengthen. Defending Monroe Cardinals draw a bye opening Sunday with first league game May 1 when Viota visits. round one ends June 25 at New Glarus.
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Amesencause
State Line League
R. W
Barney) Karlen
Karlen
Monroe Cardinals
Viota
Monroe
Wiota
Belleville
Blanchardville
New Glarus
Monticello
Argyle
National League Scoreboard and Results
Baseball scores and upcoming games across the National and American leagues. Listings show today’s matchups Brooklyn vs Cincinnati Boston vs Chicago Philadelphia vs Pittsburgh New York vs St Louis with yesterday’s results St Louis 5 New York 1 Cincinnati 4 Brooklyn 0 Philadelphia at Pittsburgh and tomorrow’s Pittsburgh at Chicago Cincinnati at St Louis. American League games include St Louis at New York Detroit at Boston Cleveland at Philadelphia Chicago at Washington with results Washington 7 Chicago 6 and Cleveland 6 Philadelphia 4. Tomorrow’s schedule includes Philadelphia at New York and Washington at Boston along with Chicago at Cleveland.
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Associated Press
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Boston
Chicago
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
New York
St. Louis
Iain
Washington
Clevelan
Northern Illinois Plans More Fairs in Region
Northern Illinois will host 95 agricultural fairs across the region up from last year three fairs include the Winnebago county fair at Pecatonica September 7 through 10 and the Stephenson county fair at Freeport August 23 through 26. Stu Cooper, ex Appleton high school athlete and former Wisconsin State League player, named head basketball coach at Texas College of Arts and Industries.
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Northern Illinois
Winnebago
Pecatonica
Stephenson County
Freeport
Stu Cooper
Appleton
Wisconsin
Texas College of Arts and Industries
Cooper
Appleton High School
Papermakers
Hilltop Names Nagle as New Assistant Basketball Coach
Milwaukee report states Joel Nagle former Aquinas College coach in Grand Rapids becomes the first fulltime assistant basketball coach at Marquette University. Nagle, a 1940 Marquette graduate, is part of Hilltop's coaching staff expansion. The National Geographic Society notes the leopard is pound for pound the most destructive animal.
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Hilltop
Nagle
Milwaukee
Joel
Jack) Nagle
Aquinas College
Grand Rapids
Mich
Marquette University
Marquette
The
National Geographic Society
Most Big League Managers Back Balk Rule Uniformity
An Associated Press survey shows nine managers favor the balk rule, four oppose, with two undecided and one neutral. Most managers seek more uniform interpretation by umpires, urging agreement on timing to prevent inconsistent calls. The balk rule, unchanged from last year, requires pitchers to stop fully before delivery. 48 balks have been called so far, 29 in the National League.
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Associated Press
Frank Shaughnessy
Rock River Deer Herd Decline Seen
The Rock River range in northern Illinois shows a shrinking deer herd due to poaching highway kills and agricultural entanglements. A spring census tallies 993 deer, 182 fewer than last year, with 59 hit by cars, two drowned, two by trains, three caught in fences and 17 illegal kills amid heavy poaching and malnutrition fears for pasture cattle.
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Milwaukee
Rock River
Ilinois
Illinois
Denmark approves relations with Red China ministers named
Copenhagen reports Denmark has established diplomatic relations with Red China and both nations have named their respective ministers.
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Denmark
Copenhagen
Red
China
Musial Seen as Loop .400 Hitter in 1950 Hope
The Associated Press reports Stan Musial of the St Louis Cardinals fuels a strong bid for the National League first .400 hitter since 1930. Musial, nearing .500 hitting with a 483 average, moves to first base boosting his power as manager Eddie Dyer shifts him from right field. In other action Max Lanier pitched seven as the Cardinals beat the Giants 5-1. Ken Raffensperger earned Cincinnati’s win in a 4-0 upset of Brooklyn, lifting the Reds from a seven game slide. The Phillies rose to first atop the NL after the Dodgers loss, while rain canceled a Yankee game and a Browns tilt. Washington extended a four game win streak to seven, as Ed Stewart’s pinch triple sparked a five-run rally. Cleveland avoided a loss by scoring three unearned runs in the ninth for a 6-4 victory over Philadelphia.
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Stan Musial
Bill Terry
Musial
New York Giants
Max Lanier
Brooklyn
Cincinnati Reds
Ken Raffenscherer
Raffy
Reds
Dodgers
Phillies
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Boston
Braves
Fenway Park
New York Yankee
Washington
Senators
Ed Stewart
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Legion Advised of Racing Facts
The American Legion post considers a lease proposal for auto racing via Mr. Johnson of Slinger. A special committee found $2,500 startup cost, scarce race insurance, and advised against direct Legion operation while urging full legal committee and city council approval before next Thursday’s report. The committee, led by Howard P. Olsen, studied Sun Prairie and Rockford tracks and plans to continue its investigation.
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Zilmer-Riley
American Legion
Johnson
Slinger
Legionnaires
Legion
Post Legal Committee
Post
Howard P. Olsen
Ernest E. Wenger
Harold C. Heiman
Robert E. Zuercher
One ABC Change in American Bowling Tour Standings
Columbus report notes Modern Bowler of Detroit moving to third in team standings with 12 916 pins at the American Bowling Congress 1950 meet held at Fairgrounds Coliseum. Last year saw the club finish fourth and win 1000 dollars in prize money.
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ABC
Columbus
American Bowling Congress
Fairgrounds Coliseum
Detroit
Market Summary from Chicago Shows Mixed Livestock and Grain Upturn
Salable hogs mostly steady to higher with sows firmer, cattle and calves mixed as buyers cleared loads. Live poultry and eggs eased slightly while butter held firm. Grains rose on oats strength and corn steady. soybeans fluctuated. New York stocks staged a sedate rally led by radio and TV equities, lifting major names including Republic Steel and Du Pont.
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USDA
Chicago
U. S
Republic Steel
Youngstown Sheet
Carysier
Studebaker
Admiral Corp
Emerson Radio
Philco Radio Corp
Zenith
du Pont
Western Union
Twin Grove Social Notes Include Weekend Visits
Mrs J H Berg hosted a Saturday caller from Beloit and Twin Grove. Beloit visitors Glen Chambers and daughter joined Floyd Chambers’ household. Esther Fluegel and Alvin Ketelhut of Freeport visited Reed family. Chicago and Monroe guests joined Andrew Boll and family Sunday. Herman Boll family from New Glarus visited Herbert Boll. J H Beightol visited Avon on Monday. Cowans from Janesville and two ministers dropped by Twin Grove Monday.
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William Sweeney
Beloit
Twin Grove
Glen Chambers
Floyd Chambers
Esther Fluegel
Alvin Ketelhut
Freeport
Preston Reed
Herman Boll
New Glarus
Herbert
Albert Bolls
J. H. Beightol
Avon
J. L. Cowan and Sons
Howard
Grant Cowan
Janesville
No funds for Fonda funeral in Greenwich report
Greenwich, Conn. The village of the late Frances Seymour is reported with no funds available for her funeral expenses, leaving authorities to seek assistance from relatives and local charities. Details remain unclear as officials assess options and potential sponsors.
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Fonda Greenwich
Conn
Frances Seymour
Fonda Estate Will Filed In Probate Court Here
Brokaw Fonda provided no benefit for her actor husband Henry Fonda in a will filed yesterday in probate court. The estate is valued at more than $400,000 in real and personal property plus $3,500 in Greenwich real estate.
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Brokaw Fonda
Beneft
Henry Fonda
Greenwich
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