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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1950

Page

5

Monroe Track Team Wins Southern 10 Conference Crown

Monroe captured the Southern 10 high school track championship with 98 points to Richland Center 41. Baraboo 33, Stoughton 30, and others trailed. Don Ethridge led with two wins and anchored the 880 relay, while Dick Maurer and Chuck Robertson added victories in field events and hurdles. Monroe’s strong balance across events solidified a decisive title and set up a rematch with Ft Atkinson foes next week.

Monroe Atkinson Green County Richland Center Baraboo Stoughton Reedsburg Don Ethridge Don Dick Maurer Chuck Robertson Gaimen Fred Simpson Bob Wells Wells Maurer Ed McArdle Bob Carter Joel Solomon Coral Ethridge Pat Kubly Robertson Tea Buoy Dull Bucb Madison West Whitewater Platteville Ft. Atkinson Oconomowoc

Conservation Wardens To Get Smart Uniforms

Wisconsin conservation wardens will receive distinctive full dress uniforms after the conservation commission approved 16,275 for initial outlay. An annual 50-dollar replacement allotment will follow per warden. The outfits feature slate gray cloth, a felt hat in summer and a fur cap in winter, light gabardine summer trousers, ski-type winter trousers, and black ties on poplin or gabardine shirts.

Wisconsi The Conservation Commission Commission

Farmers Receive Deer Kill Permit In Oconto County

The conservation commission granted nine Oconto county farmers permission to kill deer damaging crops on of land to protect onions lettuce carrots and beets valued at about $300000. The request for a permanent $4500 fence was denied due to new law provisions on pro rated deer damage claims.

Madison Conservation Commission Oconto County H. P. Higgins Suring

Dairyland League Set for Open Week Schedule

Dairyland League prepares for a new week with Browntown visiting Nora and Gratiot invading Shullsburg Diamond. Lena IL will delay play until after school, while Woodford and Shullsburg were eyed for Memorial Day under lights.

Dairyland Baseball League Browntown Nora Gratiot Shullsburg Lena Ill Woodford

National League and American League Scores and Schedules

Baseball scoreboard from AP lists today's games for both leagues with matchups such as Boston at Brooklyn and New York at Philadelphia. Yesterday's results include Chicago 6 Pittsburgh 3 and Boston 2 Washington 1, with tomorrow's schedules for all teams.

Associated Press Boston Brooklyn New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh Chicago Cincinnati Louis St. Louis Washington Cleveland Detroit

Juda Nips Albany 7-6 In Prep Baseball Tilt

Juda Purple Panthers edged Albany State Line 7-6 in a league game. Sisson and Klossner pitched for Albany allowing eight hits as Juda made five errors. Schwarzenberger earned the win for Juda after seven hits allowed. Next game: Juda versus Orfordville at the Brooklyn WIAA tournament on May 17.

Ee Ee Zuehlke Juda Purple Panthers Albany State Line Sisson Klossner Albany Schwarzenberger Juda Orfordville Brooklyn

Monroe Gun Club Reorganized At Public Meeting

A round table discussion on conservation was held last evening in the courthouse to reorganize the Monroe Gun Club. Russell Neugebauer of the state conservation department presented a sound movie and led the discussion. Farmers and soil conservation were highlighted along with 4-H clubs as essential to conservation.

Court House Monroe Gun Club Russell Neugebauer State Conservation Department

Your Host Scratched From Withers Mile Race

Your Host, Belmont favorite, scratched from Belmonts Withers Mile leaving Middleground and Hill Price to duel for the $25,300 added race. Middleground, the Texas twister owned by Robert J. Kleberg, led 13 rivals at Churchill Downs last Saturday. Hill Price, owned by C. T. Chenery, finished second. Selector and Your Host withdrawal trims field to eight.

Ewrors Vry —Xournus Belmont Middleground Hill Price Robert J. Kleberg Churchill Downs C. T. Chenery Virgini Your Host W. G

ABC Lifts White Male Clause in Bowling Congress

At St Paul the American Bowling Congress delegates voted to remove a white male only clause, opening membership to all races. The 518 delegates at the 47th annual convention approved amendments including higher entry fees and new pin radius changes, with few dissents.

Columbus American Bowling Congress St. Paul Minn ABC Congress Michael J. Dunn Milwaukee Ohio Millnois Wisconsin New York Baichall Snd Ibave Tournaesse Casumoes

Meckley's 19 strikeouts power Paper Makers past Fond du Lac

Appleton pitcher George Meckley struck out 19 as the Paper Makers defeated Fond du Lac 14 3. Oshkosh beat Green Bay 8 1 to keep standings tight. Wausau fell to Janesville 6 1, and Wisconsin Rapids at Sheboygan was postponed due to rain. Ike Armstrong named athletic director at Minnesota, to take post July 1.

Appleton Associated Press George Meckley Fond du Lac Oshkosh Green Bay Wausau Janesville Wisconsin Rapids Sheboygan Minneapolis Ike Armstrong University of Utah University of Minnesota Armstrong Frank McCormick

Market Notes From Chicago Hogs Cattle and Grains

USDA marked sale totals around 3 000 hogs with mixed gains across weights and grades. Hogs 190 250 lb 19.50 19.85, 260 300 lb 19.00 19.50, up to 360 380 lb 17.25 17.75. sows 50 higher. Cattle and cows showed varied moves with steers and heifers mixed, bulls up, stockers higher, feeders around 50 up. Grain: old crop soybeans fell over 9 cents intraday, corn, oats and wheat steady to modestly weaker with beans leading losses.

Chicago USDA Board of Trade

Wall Street Trading Quiet Amid Rail Strike Slowdown

A short burst of buying sent radio television stocks up briefly on a slow Saturday on Wall Street. Gains were fractional with most leaders holding Friday close as traders skipped activity due to the rail strike and sunny weather. Motorola led with about two points, while Admiral, Emerson, Philco, Radio Corp and Zenith gained ahead, and US Steel, General Motors, Chrysler, Studebaker and Santa Fe traded unevenly. Corporate bonds showed a narrow, irregular pattern.

Wall Street New York Motorolay Admiral Corp Emerson Radio Philco Radio Corp Zenith U.S. Steel General Motors Chrysler Studebaker Santa Fe

Co K Riflemen Defeat Co F in State Guard Rifle Match

Co K Riflemen defeated Co F by 1221 to 1182 in a matched rifle shoot between old Co F World War II state guard and Co K National Guard units. Individual scores favored Co K with Arthur Non dahl 270 and Dwight Cop hhen C. 2/7 among top scorers. Co F featured Louis Benkert 251 and Robert Goetz 243.

Co. F Co. K Arthur C. Nondahl Dwight Cophhen William Neiderberger Glenn L. Kubly Lyle Rodger Louis Benker

Madison West star runs 10 second dash in city record

Madison West athlete Jack Mansfield timed in 10 seconds in the township yard dash matching the city prep record. His team lost to Madison East 70 to 43 in a dual meet. Mansfield is the son of Arthur Mansfield, UW baseball coach. Los Angeles actor Paul Douglas and actress Jan Sterling announce engagement and honeymoon trip today with planned August wedding.

Madison Jack Mansfield Madison West City Madison East Jack Arthur Dynne) Mansfield University of Wisconsin Los Angeles Paul Douglas Jan Sterling

Bonus Plan Aims To Extend Work Years For Older Firms

Washington reports support grows for a plan to reward employers for keeping workers aged 65 or older on the payroll. Secretary Tobin backs Harvard economist Sumner Slichter's idea to curb compulsory retirement. The program would grant employers one third of the worker's social security retirement benefit, about 300 dollars a year, to offset keeping the employee beyond 65 while allowing retirement if desired.

Washington Tobin Congress Harvard Sumner Slichter Slichter

Highway resurfacing contract approved for two miles

Gov Rennebohm approved a 23350 dollar contract for bituminous surfacing of two miles of U S highway 151 in Town county starting at the Lafayette county line. Ivey Construction Co of Mineral Point will perform the work.

Madison Town County Lafayette County Rennebohm Ivey — Construction Co Mineral Point

Pigs Raised Without Soil Might Suffer Anemia

Pigs kept without soil access can develop iron and copper deficiencies leading to anemia, researchers warn about impacts on growth and health and urge ensuring soil exposure or soil-like environments for proper mineral intake.

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