Monroe High Firmly Stands Third at Randall Relays
Monroe high school's track squad finished third behind Baraboo and Stoughton at the Randall Relays. Marlin Cook won the Cheesemakers 680 yard run in 2 09.7, with other local entries placing in sprints and field events.
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Monroe
Stoughton
Noon
Fred ‘S
Baraboo
Fort Atkinson
Ant Stoughton
Jce Joy
Ft. Portage
Edgerton
Cheesemakers
Marlin Cook
Jim Share
Buaridge
Art
McCardle
Woes Wanathah
Pat
Jim Hyland
National and American League Scoreboard Highlights
A compact recap of listed games shows Philadelphia at New York and Brooklyn at Boston in the National League, with St. Louis at Pittsburgh and Chicago at Cincinnati. American League notes New York at Wisconsin Rapids rained out, and scores including Green Bay 7 Fond du Lac 6 and Chicago 1 Cleveland 10 at night.
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Philadelphia
New York
Brooklyn
Boston
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Chicago St Cincinnat
Wisconsin Rapids
Janesville
Sheboygen
Green Bay
Fondau Lac
Appleton Kosh
Canain
Ten Innangs
Mee
Crommels
Chicago
American Chicago
See
Cincinnati
St. Louis Ee
Broiler Production Surpasses Pears Prewar Size
U.S. output shows broiler chickens becoming significantly larger than pears in production terms before the war era. The shift reflects changes in farming focus and market demand as poultry gains prominence.
Sox Beat Tribe in 11-9 affair and Reds blank Cubs
The White Sox edged the Indians 11-9 as Gus Zernial collected four hits and drove in the deciding run in the seventh. Marino Pieretti earned the win. The Reds crushed the Cubs 13-0 behind four Chicago pitchers, with Bud Lively notching his third win in four starts.
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Associated Press
Chicago
White Sox
Cleveland Indians
Cubs
Cincinnati
Gus Zernial
Gordon Goldsberry
Clevend
Marino Pieretti
Cincinnati Reds
Bud Lively
Boston
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh St. Louis
York
Philadelphia
Gieres
Detroit
St. Louis
Bergen Pirates
Buccos
Stan Rojek
Pirates
Garagiola
Rojek
Pittsit
Rip Sewell
Sewell
Jack
Monroe Team To Open With Shullsburg Game
The Monroe State Line league baseball team opens its season with a non league game against Shullsburg tomorrow at 2 p.m. The Monroe battery will be Sey Bees ee oon.
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Monroe State Line
Shullsburg
Monroe
Sey Bees
Milwaukee to Open Auto Racing Season June 5
The Wisconsin Auto Racing Association announced the Milwaukee season opener on June 5. The AAA national championship 100 mile race will be held for big cars on the one mile dirt track at the state fair park.
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Milwaukee
Tom Marchese
Wisconsin Auto Racing Association
State Fair Park
Plymouth- Milwaukee Edge Mission House In Narrow Track Duel
Extension Triumphs 220 Yard Low Hurdles at 60 57 over Mission House College in a tight dual meet here.
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Truimphs
Plymouth
Milwaukee
Mission House College
Hilltoppers End Spring Grid Play In Scrimmage
Milwaukee and Marquette closed spring football with a 26 to 14 game as Marquette lost two fumbles and the Blue squad won. Frank Volm, Bob Pribyl, Tony Pitrof, Ron Barry and Joe Kiem scored for the Blues and Golds. Pribyl starred with broken field runs.
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Milwaukee
Marquette University
Frank J. Murray
Marquette
Frank Volm
Bob Pribyl
Golds
Tony Pitrof
Ron Barry
Joe Kiem
Blues
Pribyl
Cudahy
Field Wide Open In Preakness Race
Weather promises a cloudy Preakness at Pimlico with a possible thunderstorm late in the afternoon. Ten probable starters include Capot as a likely favorite to challenge Ponder in the mile and three sixteenths race, as five new contenders join the field changing the Derby landscape.
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Baltimore
Pimlico
Ponder
Greentree
Capot
Olympia
Bobby Locke Takes Goodall Field Lead
In New Rochelle the Goodall field tournament shifted into a tag style round as Bobby Locke surged to a plus 36 over two rounds. He overtook Johnny Palmer who led after day one with plus 25 as Palmer stood third. the event carries 15 000 dollars for charity. A ball dropped to a spectator and a remarkable nine holes with eight putts by Herman Barron highlighted the balmy day.
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New Rochelle
South Africa
Bobby Locke
Locke
Johnny Palmer
Palmer
Herman Barron
Fusari Stops Foster in First Round at Madison Square Garden
In New York, Charlie Fusari defeats Vince Foster in 2:26 of the first round at Madison Square Garden. Foster hits the canvas three times for counts of two eight and eight before referee Ruby Goldstein stops the bout. Foster, once hailed as a rising star, is overwhelmed by Fusari’s rangy stand-up style and punching power.
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New York
Vince Foster
Charlie Fusari
Fusari
Ring
Golden Boy
Madison Square Garden
Foster
Ruby Goldstein
Rocky Graziano
Tony Pellone
Badgers defeat Gophers in tennis showdown 8-1
Madison reports the University of Wisconsin tennis team outplayed Minnesota with three doubles wins and five of six singles victories to claim an 8-1 triumph yesterday.
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Badgers
Gophers
Madison
University of Wisconsin
Minnesota
Wisconsin and Northwestern Battle to a Tie in Golf Duel
Wisconsin tied Northwestern 13 percent to 13 percent after ten points were scored in singles play. The dual meet concluded with both teams sharing the score, reflecting a closely matched competition.
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Northwestern Madison
Wisconsin
Northwestern
Durocher Signs Two-Year Giants Contract
Leo Durocher received a two year contract as manager of the New York Giants announced at a Pyle Grounds press conference before a game with the Phillies. After a suspension and fan incident, Durocher gains renewed support and possibly around 65 000 to 79 000 dollars per year.
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New York
Leo Durocher
New York Giants
Leo
Phillies
A. B. Chandler
Durocher
Milwaukee Regains Loop's Second Spot
Milwaukee moved to second in the Loop standings by beating St. Paul 8-5 behind Johnny Logan's 3 for 3 plate record and Nanny Fernandez three doubles. Al Epperly earned his third straight win as Howie Moss drove in two runs in a five-run second inning. Harry Taylor took the loss. An airplane crash near Kansas City ballpark marred a night as the Blues lost to Minneapolis 6-2. Columbus Reds Birds rallied to beat Louisville 11-9. Toledo Madhens topped Indianapolis Indians 10-9.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Johnny Logan
Nanny Fernandez
Brewer
al Epperly
Howie Moss
Harry Taylor
Kansas City
Blues
Minneapolis
Columbus Reds Birds
Louisville
Toledo
Madhens
Indianapolis Indians
Wisconsin players named for 31st PGA Championship
Anthony Mierzwa of Madison and Eddie Roman of Chicago are among 134 golfers named as eligible for the 31st National PGA Championship at Hermitage Country Club May 25 to 31.
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Richmond
Anthony Mierzwa
Madison
Eddie Roman
Chicago
Wisconsin
Hermitage Country Club
Iroquois Memorial Steeplechase Draws 16 Jumpers
A field of 16 jumpers entered today for the eighth running of the Iroquois Memorial steeplechase. The race features top national entrants over a three mile course with 18 jumps.
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Nashville
Brodhead Captures Eastern Division Title in League Final
Brodhead High School clinched the Eastern Division crown with a 16 to 3 victory over Albany in the final league game. Al Ericson's team extended its unblemished five game record, while Orfordville dropped to a second-place tie with Monticello and Juda after losses. Brooklyn and Albany remained at the bottom, and Juda and Monticello tied for second will likely play next week to resolve the standings. Some division winners will skip a playoff and join the WIAA baseball tournaments, with Brodhead and Juda slated for Darlington.
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Brodhead High School
Albany
Brodhead
al Ericson
Orfordville
Monticello
Broplyn
Juda
Brooklyn
WIAA
Darlington
Schilt Leads Juda Past Brooklyn in 14 4 Victory
Schilt allowed little to Brooklyn as Juda defeated the Dodgers 14 to 4. Harley Roth led Juda with a homer and a triple while Roth, Davis, Schilt, Stokes, West and Brunkow contributed two baggers. Davis went 3 for 4, Schilt 2 for 3, Roth 2 for 4. Neath doubled for Brooklyn. Schilt struck out ten, Elsner fanned seven for Brooklyn. Batteries Brooklyn Elsner Armstron M Armstron Juda Schilt Stokes.
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Juda
Bob Schilt
Brooklyn
Evergreens
Harley Roth
Roth
Dale Davis
Schilt
Willis Stokes
Merlin West
Bill Brunkow
Davis
Lowell Neath
R. Elsner
M. Armstrong
Juda Schilt
Stokes
Brodhead topples Albany in state league clash 16 to 3
Brodhead won the final State Line league game against Albany 16 to 3 sparked by Dick Markham five innings of shutout relief and homers by Markham and Christenson. Christenson hit 3 of 4, Markham 3 for 5 with four strikeouts and four walks. Williams and Newcomer doubled for Brodhead, while Stan Sisson and Zanoni led Albany with eight walks and four hits allowed.
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Albany
Dick Markham
Brodhead
Markham
Christenson
Dick Newcomer
Dale Williams
Stan Erickson
Stan Sission
Brodhead Markham
Erickson
Brager
Stan Sisson
Phil Zanoni
Monticello Beats Orfordville 17 to 3 in League Play
Monticello's state line baseball team maintained second in the eastern division by walloping Orfordville 17 to 3 on Friday. Lewis hit a homer for Monticello and John ny Winzenreich added two triples. he went three for five. Babler collected three hits in five at bats. Orfordville managed a few singles.
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Monticello
Walloping
Orfordville
Lewis
Johnny Winzenreich
Babler
Scoring Summary of Orfordville Monticello Game
Brunsvold Roell and Ramage scored for the team. Batteries were Orfordville Marty Karlen Holden and D Roell Monticello Winzenreidh and Gene Lynn. Inning by inning score: Orfordville 0 0 1 0 0 2 0 3 Monticello 3 6 1 5 2 0 x 17.
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Brunsvold
Roell
Ramage
Orfordville
Marty, Karlen
Holden
D. Roell
Monticello
Winzenreidh
Gene Lynn
Gophers Advance In Big Nine Play
Minnesota climbs to second place in the Big Nine baseball race as they beat Northwestern 8-5 in the series opener. Purdue leads, idle this week, while Indiana drops to a tie with Iowa for fourth after Illinois wins 8-5 at Bloomington. Herb Plews homered for Illinois, and Keith Kafer drove in the decisive run for Iowa in the 10th as Wisconsin falls further back. Michigan rallies for eighth in late innings.
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Chicago
Minnesota
Northwestern
Gophers
Wildcats
Purdue
Indiana
Iowa
Illinois
Bloomington
Ind
Herb Plews
Hoosiers
Keith Kafer
Wisconsin
Michigan
Major League Leaders by the Associated Press
Batting leaders include Schoendienst and Dark with .375 and .367. Gordon leads runs with 21, Campanella and Ennis top RBIs at 20, Dark and Kell pace hits. Pitching leaders feature Branca and Lopat with 5-0 records and 1.000 averages, while Spahn and Newhouser headline strikeouts.
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The
Associated Press
Schoendienst
St. Louis
Dark
Boston
Gordon
New York
Waitkus
Philadelphia
Campanella
Brooklyn
Ennis
Licenses Granted By New Glarus Board
The New Glarus village board approved eleven class B liquor licenses for Albert Gerber Fred Bigler Myron A Bartle Ernest Stauffer Eugene D Creegan Walter R Wenger Henry J Stuessy Arnold W Kehrli John Zurkirchen Otto Puempel and the William Tell Hotel as a partnership Edward N Fuhrmann received a class A license and a pharmacists permit.
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New Glarus
Albert Gerber
Fred Bigler
Myron A. Bartle
Ernest Stauffer
Eugene D. Creegan
Walter R. Wenger
Henry J. Stuessy
Arnold W. Kehrli
John Zurkirchen
Otto Puempel
William Tell Hotel
Edward N. Fuhrmann
Wisconsin JV Baseball Beats Milwaukee Extension 15-6
The Wisconsin junior varsity baseball team defeated Milwaukee Extension 15-6 yesterday. Danny Markham led the Badger offense with a triple, double and single driving in six runs.
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Milwaukee
University of Wisconsin
Danny Markham
Badger
Uranium Ore Described as Scarce and Hard to Extract
The passage notes that uranium containing ores are plentiful but uranium itself is scarce and difficult to extract, comparing its rarity to gold. It emphasizes the challenge of processing ore to obtain usable uranium.
Western Division Ends in 3 Way Tie
Blanchardville defeated Belleville 13 to 8 to join Argyle and Belleville in a three way tie for the Western Division championship of the State Line league. Hollandale beat New Glarus 6 to 5 in extra innings to claim last place. No decision yet on breaking the tie. coaches may draw straws.
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Blanchardville
Belleville
Argyle
Hollandale
New Glarus
Holandale
Blanchardville Triumphs 13 Belleville 8 in Scoring Spree
A five inning burst powered Blanchardville to a 13 to 8 victory over Belleville yesterday. The offense produced seven hits and two walks in the inning with Ole Stenbroten hitting a triple and Bob Ayen a double. Blanchardville catcher Dean Watrud added a three bagger as the batteries went Adams Schwerin Buss for Belleville and Kleven Watrud for Blanchardville.
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Blanchardville
Belleville
Ole Stenbroten
Bob Ayen
Dean Watrud
Adams
Schwerin
Buss
Kleven
Watrud
Hollandale Narrowly Beats New Glarus 6-5 In Extras
Hollandale high school edged New Glarus 6 to 5 in an extra inning game to stay in the State Line league western division cellar position. Martin Gilbertson went 3 for 4 with two doubles and a single for Hollandale. Marvin James and W Duerst doubled for New Glarus. Batteries were Schneider and Darrow for Hollandale Heller and Arn for New Glarus.
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Hollandale
Hollandale High School
New Glarus
Martin Gilbertson
Marvin James
W. Duerst
Schneider
Mike Darrow
Heller
Arn
Weekend Visits and Family News in Monticello Area
Monticello notes weekend visits as Carol Jordan and Mrs Vola Jordan host relatives in Madison and Sun day guests include Ray Nelson Carol Jean and Jack Fitzgerald. Nearby travel includes Mrs Michael Mowery visiting J W Barlow family and attending Virginia Barlow’s wedding. Other stops feature Fred Spring Portage, Robert Holcomb senior, Kenneth Johnson Platteville, and RoxAnn Kubly visiting Monroe.
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Carol Jordan
Madison
Vola Jordan
Jordan Home
Ray Nelson
Frederick
Carol Jean
Jack Fitzgerald
Michael Mowery
San Antonio
J. W. Barlow
Virginia Barlow
Fred _ Spring
Portage
William Spring
Paul Weenie
Robert Holcomb Sr
Kenneth Johnson
Platteville
Wilbert Hoesly
RoxAnn Kubly
Matt Voegels
Delmar Kubly
Monroe
RoxAnn
New Glarus
Raymond Zumkehr
Henry Duerst
Paul Veenie
Sunday Guests and Visits Across Wisconsin Towns
Local families from Madison Monroe Freeport New Glarus and other Wisconsin towns hosted and visited relatives and friends over the weekend. Notable stops included Janesville Verona Stoughton Monroe and Richland areas with gatherings at the Hoesly Baebler Burtness and Marty households. Several miles outside Madison residents shared meals and attended events while mentioning travel to Switzerland via motion pictures shown by Mr Stauffer.
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Clarence Wittner
Wisconsin General Hosital
Herman Marty
Susan
Forrest Smith
Natty
Cedar Rapids
Henry C. Klassy
Donald Knobel
Kay Ann
Phillip
Albert Knobel
Emily Jordan
Anna Frances
Janesville
Fred Rhyner
Warren
Kenneth Holcomb
Cheryl
Madison
Ida Schenk
Ivan
Raymond
Herbert Meiers
Barbara Rhyner
Ed Gmar
New Glarus
W. S. Hoesly
John Richards
Sam Meier
Herman Meier
Dewey Lewis
Karl Mueller
Ed Zwicky
Spring Green
Regula Voegels
Cecil Jordan
Monroe
Ralph Corins
Kay
Gail
Fennimore
Bernard Dooley
Edmund Dooley
Carl Schlittler
Ed Schlittler
Anton Hefty
Edward Marty
Pleasant
C. M. Stauffer
Brodhead
The
Eastern Star
Mr. Stauffer
Fred Escher
Billy
W. Ssesly
Okee
Lake Wisconsin
Charles Niles
R. H. Schoonover
Henry D. Freitag
Dick Freitag
Fred Streiff
William Cook
N. J
Switzerland
Lawrence Blum
Helga Nicholls
Want ad promises lots of work for little pay
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