Conservation group near Madison votes on hunting and fishing seasons
Eighty members attend a Madison hearing opposing Saturday hunting and fishing openings favoring city businessmen. Lyons Fritz and Zingg are chosen as Lyons envoy to the state conclave. The group endorses a resident fishing license, Oct 15 duck opening, Oct 15 pheasant opening, and open seasons for skunk raccoon squirrels and rabbits with Oct 1 squirrel start.
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Court House
Big City
Monroe
Ralph Kundert
Delagaiis
Green County
John Knipschild
Softball revival meeting urges players for summer leagues
A Thursday 7 30 p m gathering in the circuit court room at the county courthouse invites men interested in playing softball this summer. Officials will set league policy, equipment needs, and team counts with two leagues likely 7 30 and 8 30. Rural teams may join to reach Monroe games, reviving a sport popular before the war.
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Recreation Park
Court House
Monroe
Park Diamond
Big Leagues Eye Attendance Records in 1945 Season
Major league attendance races heat up as Yankees Boston and other clubs juggle long schedules. Yankees leading toward a modern record while Boston and St Louis chase the first western tour footprint amid East West cross country series. Detroit Chicago and Brooklyn also feature prominently with notable games and standings shaping the early season narrative.
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Associated Press
Yanks
Boston Red Sox
St. Louis Cardinals
Brooklyn Dodgers
New York Yankees
Philadelphia Athletics
Cincinnati Reds
Chicago Cubs
Wrigley Field
Detroit
Tigers
Bengals
Briggs Stadium
Steve O'Neill
Washington
Philadelphia
Boston
New York
Alleghenies
Atlantic Seaboard
Red Sox
Cardinals
Sox
Chicago
Fenway Park
Yankees
Hal Newhouser
Wisconsin conservation commission to test removing size limits
The Wisconsin conservation commission opened a two day meeting by voting to experiment with removing size limits in small Vilas county lakes to reduce crowding and balance fish. They also plan to remove fishing restrictions on Stewart Lake in Dane county to permit under size fish in hopes of establishing a trout population.
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Mies
Madison
Green County Gy
Ea Lyons
Brodhead
Dr. H. F
New Glarus
Herman Monroe
Kenneth May
Art Drake
Monroe
Wisconsin Conservation Commission
Vilas County
Joyce Larkin
Eagle
George Gilkey
Merthey
Want Ad Value: Lots Of Work For Little Money
A brief note in a newspaper highlights the promise of extensive tasks for a small fee when placing a Want Ad. It emphasizes the bargain nature of classified listings and suggests readers consider ads for efficient, economical recruitment or sale opportunities.
How They Stand in Early Baseball Scores
A messy snapshot shows team standings with percentages for Cleveland, Chicago, Philadelphia, Brooklyn, Cincinnati, New York, Pittsburgh, Louisville, Detroit, St. Louis and more. It lists results from American and National Leagues and the American Association with scores and tomorrow’s schedules for key matchups across cities.
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Cleveland
Chicago
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Pe Soo
Pittsburgh
Louisville
Ken Umues
Indianapolis
Wacos
Detroit
St. Louis
Boston
New York
American Association
Columbus
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Toledo
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Washington
Cincinnati
Brodhead Diamond Outfit Victor over Brooklyn 16-1
Brodhead high baseball team routed Brooklyn in five innings in State Line league play. Brooklyn committed 10 errors as Brodhead piled up 16 runs on 8 hits. Only extra-base hit was a triple by Dick Newcomer. Brooklyn scored one run in the final inning.
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Brodhead High
Brooklyn
Brodhead
Dick Newcomer
New Glarus Residents Gather for Mother's Day Visits
Appolonia Zweifel reports Mrs. Fred Theiler visiting Mrs. Fred Baumgartner in Monticello. Irma, a nurse in Manila, sent a Mothers Day cablegram to Mrs. Peter Z. Klassy. Frieda and Lena Kaech visited their mother Mrs. Kathrina Kaech in Madison. John Kaech from Chicago spent the weekend here.
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Barbara Hoesly
Emanuel Streiff
Fred Zweifel
Sylvan Truttman
Janette
Robert Kubly
Rose Opfermann
Milwaukee
Mariel Zimmerli
Madison
Betty Jane Knuebuehl
Sylvan Becker
Andrew C. Hoesly
Edna Hefty
Viola Hoesly
Calvin Hefty
Belleville
Carol Arn
Manston
Palmer Ann
Herman Becker
New Glarus
Oscar Dietszch
Brooklyn
Marcy Dietszch
Platteville
Platteville College
Nellie Livesend
Freeport
Dorothy Schmid
Rosemary Schmid
Henry M. Schmid
Daniel Sullivan
Harvey Ott
Randy
Lois Theiler
Wood
Wis
Rebecca Theiler
A. J. Theiler
C. Heiden
Fred Theiler
Fred Baumgartner
Monticello
Peter Z. Klassy
Irma
Manila
Frieda
Lena Kaech
Kathrina Kaech
John Kaech
Chicago
John H. Jr
Ulrich Burkhardt
Clarno
Glarus
John Streiff Sr
John Streiff Jr
Jeanne Gibbons
George Gibbons
Karl Kaltbrunner
Kristine Madison
Orangeville Social Notes Brighten May Events
Willing Workers of the United Brethren church plan a May 21 meeting led by Mrs. Milfred Musser. Fidelis class of Evangelical church met with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hefty. Daughters born last week at Freeport Deaconess hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Kissinger and to Mr. and Mrs. Keister. Jana Diane Yost celebrated her first birthday with a dinner for 22 relatives including LeRoy Kilian family Emma Kilian Chester Crooks Donald Price and George Robb heads of households and their kin.
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United Brethren Church
Milfred Musser
Fidelis
Evangelical Church
Roy Hefty
Freeport Deaconess Hospital
Charles Kissinger
Ralph Keister
Dwight Yost
Jana Diane
LeRoy Kilian
Emma Kilian
McConnell
Chester Crooks
Monticello
Donald Price
George Robb
Brewers Drop to A A cellar after Columbus loss 6 5
Milwaukee Brewers fall to last in the American Association after a 6-5 defeat to Columbus. MacLeland took the loss despite two Brewers runs in the first innings. Augie Bergamo Jim Gleeson and Dave Philley delivered key hits as Milwaukee totaled 14 hits.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee Brewers
Columbus
Redbirds
Minneapolis
Louisville
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Toledo
Kansas City
Brewers
Ewald Pyle
Milwaukee
Wayne McLeland
MacLeland
Charlie Root
Augie Bergamo
Jim Gleeson
Dave Philley
The Horned Toad Is Actually a Lizard
A note clarifies that the horned toad, commonly called a toad, is in fact a lizard species.
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Pick Lyons
Fritz
Zingg
Wisconsin
Naval Academy, Annapolis
Chester Knight
Eau Claire
Paul Klein
Two Rivers
Ralph Falconer
Brainerd
Minn
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Allen Walz
Fred Suchow
Ripon
Dick Mueller
Richard Tipple
Carl Holtz
Carlyle Fay
Minnneapolis
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Tribe
al Milnar
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Mike Budnick
Budnick
Hal Schumacher
Buddy Blattner
Winslow
Jake Yost
Flora Herbert
Dale Gross
John Tholen
Florence Wunsch
Pontiac
F. J. Kissinger
Forrest Hurless
Clare Taft
Earl Hawthorne
Percy Hurless
Ohio
James Nesbit
Thomas Bowen
Glen Bolender
J. T. Hillquist
Los Angeles
Clara Bolender
M. H. Bolender
Earle Dittmar
Paul Bolender
Robert Oakes
Dena
Loreen Lubbers
Mary Lou Jones
Milton Runkle
Lena
Henry Stabenow
Curt Cole
Marvin Shippy
Eddie Mor“var
Gerald Likens
Merl Downing
Ben Runkle
Ray Frautschy
Jennie Brown
Sycamore
C. W. Frautschy
John Kubly
Verna Kubly
John Wagner
Ralph Frautschy
Ernest Seeholzer
David, Monroe
Albert Goetz
Eleroy
Katharine Leiser
Phillips Hall
Argyle, Wis
Les Hartmann
Iowa Corn Huskers
Tex
Connie
Brodhead Diamond Outfit
Brookly
Berg
Johnson
Thompson
Elmer
Borst
Appolonia Zweifel
Chiropractic
M. J. Gonstead
Res
Raymond A. Woodruff
Krieg & Zurbuchen
Albany
Goetz
Barbara Stanwyk
Smut
Orangeville
Glen E. Bolender
A.A
Waverly Ballroom
Beloit
Geigel Hardware
Dr. Newhaven
Karlen & Steinman Lumber Co
Hefty Bros. Feed Store
Glorus
Monroe Feed & Seed Co
City Hotel
Tucker Feed Mill
Browntown
Clarnowood & Supply Co
Larno
Oscar Thierstein
P. O. Box 415
Western Yeast Co
Peoria
San Gabriel
Cal
Portland
Ore
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