College talks end of war won’t boost postwar programs
New York colleges expect no immediate benefit from the end of hostilities in Europe as football and other sports push toward 1945 46 campaigns. Veterans with high service points and shifting war duties complicate rosters while the V 12 program transitions to naval ROTC, limiting the pool of players.
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Europe
New York
Ee Ee Ee
Cal
Pacific
Col. J. Monroe Johnson
Office of Defense Transportation
Washington
Chicago
Race Still Hot For Association
The Associated Press reports a tight race in the American Association as Toledo and Louisville tie for first after a month of play. Milwaukee Brewers sit four games back. St. Paul trails by six. Louisville beat Minneapolis 13-6 in a 28-hit, free-swinging contest.
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Associated Press
American Association
Toledo
Louisville
Milwaukee Brewers
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Uncrowned Welterweight Contender Fights Draw in Last Round Tactics
The article notes the New York welterweight contender, known as the uncrowned champion, earning a 10 round draw and suggests that his late tactics might have swung the decision. It also includes a recipe for Virginia ham steak with brown sugar cloves and pineapple, broiled to brown.
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New York
Baseball Standings and Scores From National League and American Leagues
National League results Brooklyn 4 Pittsburgh , New York 6 Chicago 5 in 10 innings. Cincinnati 5 Philadelphia 4. St Louis and Boston not scheduled. American Association Louisville 13 Minneapolis 6. Other games postponed. Schedule lists key night matchups in American and National leagues with several rained out.
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Fee
Etree
Boeck
Washington
Philadelphia
iCleveland
National League
OOO
Cnn
Cece
ATA
Pittsburgh
Dieeneaek
Saa
American Association
Louisville
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Brooklyn
New York
Chicago
Cincinnati
Louis
Boston
St. Louis
Detroit
Badgers Threat In Big 10 Track
The Big 10 track season centers on Michigan's bid to defend its crown with Illinois seen as the strongest rival. Illinois disrupted by missing two stars, but still a primary threat as Michigan seeks a third straight title at Champaign on May 26. Wisconsin and Minnesota show late season strength in distance events as meet results shape the competition.
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Chicago
Michigan
Wolverines
Illinois
Champaign
Illini
Great Lakes
Ohio State
Ann Arbor
Bob Kelly
Bob Phelps
Wisconsin
Badgers
Northwestern
Minnesota
Gophers
Wisconsin Saturn
Dodgers Ride 9Game Streak Caps 1944 Start
Dodgers surge to a nine game winning streak as rookies Pfund Bosser and Voiselle win in first starts. Dixie Walker powers the attack lifting batting to .315 as Brooklyn stays within reach of the Giants. Ott and Emmerich contribute in tight wins while Frisch’s Pirates and Weintraub fall short.
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Pfund
Tom Sears
Otho Nitcholas
Dixie Walkeree
Brooklyn
Dixie
Dodgers
Frankie Frisch
Bucs
Walker
Mel Ott
Chicago Cubs
Bill Emmerich
St. Louis
Rochester
Emmerich
Bill Voiselle
Dewey Williams
Nap Reyes
Phil Weintraub
Leon Treadway
Melvin Bosser
Cincinnati
Phillies
Wild game disruptions shift schedule for doubleheader
The Sanon and St. Louis games were moved up or canceled due to wildness, forcing a doubleheader tomorrow. The four American games, including a night tilt in St. Louis, were washed into future twin bills.
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Walter Beck
Community ties shown in weekend visits across many towns
Mr and Mrs and other relatives from Madison Monroe Whitewater Evansville New Glarus and Primrose visited family members in diverse locales including Plymouth Jefferson Monroe and Middleton over the weekend. Church services were held in Plymouth in Rev Achtemeiers absence.
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Fledderjohn
Mission House
Plymouth
Zwingli Evangelical
Voegels
Caroline
Monroe
E. W. Marty
Tommy
Buddy
Eleanor
New Glarus
Charles Leonard
Baltz Kundert
Fred C. Karlen
Henry Wechter
Madison
Arnold Meier
Cave of the Mounds
O. D. Curtis
Ted Butler
Doris Curtis
Theo Benkett
Theo
Waupun
Doris
Rosa Taft
Whitewater
Herman J. Klassy
Robert Duerst
Bernice Babler
Belleville
Henry E. Babler
Robert Holcomb
Robert Holcomb, Jr
Nancy
Kenneth Johnson
Platteville
C. W. Karlen
Lora Dick
John Dick
Robert Wild
Stanley Dixon
Emanual Streiff
Paul Schrepfer
Sylvan Bidlingmaier
Michael
Karen
Norman Benkert
Danny
William Benkert
Freida Zinger
John Meier
Joy Elmer
Harvey Elmer
George Wright
H. A. Becker
M. E. Lynn
Cc. W. Barlew
J. W. Barlow
C. M. Stauffer
R. H. Schoonover
Middleton
Lyle Sinnett
Evansville
Fred Meser
William G. Meier
John A. Marty
E.W. Marty
W. L. Zweifel
Gordon K. Steinmann
Dickie
Inez Steinmann
H. C. Hoesly
Louann
Jacob Burgy
Anna Gempeler
Footville
Kathryn Rineheimer
Martha Gempeler
Local Social Notes Highlight Monroe Visits and Family Gatherings
Browntown residents and neighboring families appear in a flurry of visits and gatherings. Monroe is a frequent stop with several couples and relatives attending dinners, birthdays, and RC L C meetings while several friends travel between Albany Freeport Cadiz and Verona for weekend calls and hostess duties. Roy Lewis has been ill.
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Frank Klarer
Monroe
Marie C. Klarer
H. A
R. J. Cook
Albany
E. R. Doyle
Boy Scout Finance Committee
Rolland Aitchnson
Rev. Haack
Ray Lewis
John Coryell
B. E. Maddrell
G. C. Michael
Sam Schumacher
Clara Elliam
Mas Tomlinson and
William Hexom
Clara Ellingson
Victor Ellingson
Frank Stark
Clifford Stark
Norman Jean
Elmer Braun
Ronald
Linda
Gerald Swiggum
Ronald Braun
Jimmie Swiggum
Kenneth Goodman
Cadiz
Jesse Goodman
F. R. East
William Smith
Werner Pulver
Verona
Clark Keller
Martha Louise Stoehr
Freeport
Gus Monte
Vergil
Thomas Tomlinson
H. W. Hurd
Thomas
Pittsfield
Louis Parsons
Ernest Stoehr
Leonard Drye
Oscar Drye
Harold Miller
George Salter
Alice Stoehr
George Drye
Ruth Ann
Joyce Drye
Louis Parson
O. L. Vincent
Roy Lewis
Local residents visit churches and extend family updates
Community notes record hospital treatment for Mrs. Cedlms and Cor M J Condon in Madison. Several families attend a Shirland Methodist luncheon while Sgt Frank Dedrick, recently married to Geraldine Kennedy, returns home from France wounded. Various visits and illnesses are noted among Madison and Janesville residents.
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M. J. Condon
Madison
Fred Henry
Roseheisen
Elizabeth Day
Don J. Klingensmith
Methodist Church Woman's Society
Shirland
Don Jee
Frank Dedrick
F. H. Dedrick
Geraldine Kennedy
Shreveport
Dedrick
France
LeRoy Laube
Chicago
J. W. Laube
W. J. Fleck
Karl Bauman
Milton Junction
Jacob Bauman
Lois Brobst
Harry Brobst
Foster Parker
Lydia Parker
Charles Marshall
Doris Brobst
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ATL Clip
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Monticello
C. D. Curtis
Beth Ann
Browntown
E. Leah Tomlinson
Einbeck
Bond
Fitzgerald
Kentucky
Stitzel-Weller Distillery, Inc
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Frank Liquor Company
Madison, Wis
Nigi
Master Mix Laboratories
Master MIX Concentrats
Thomas Gaughan
Prop
Monroe, Wis
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Brodhead
Cor
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Maude —— Reihard Garde
Chester Garde
Ann Lawton
A. N. Lawton
DeWayne Schmidt
Jerry
Janesville
Chloe Newcomer
Llewellyn Newcomer
Davis
Ill
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Henry Fletcher
George Moore
Alice Steele
Emmett Grennwalt
Cyrus Quan
Allen Ross
Mildred Goslyn
Genoa City
Rockwell Collins
D. C. Collins
H. S. Stauffacher
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