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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1947

Page

7

Hutchinson Routs Senators For Fifth Straight Tiger Win

Hutchinson again beat Washington 3-2 to extend his winning streak to five as Detroit breaks the 2-2 tie in the ninth. Eddie Lake scored the decisive run after Kell singled and Lake advanced on the error. Red Sox beat White Sox 5-1 as Orval Grove suffers first loss.

Rowe Hutchinson Tigers Detroit Buffalo Freddie Mickey Cochrane Bobby Feller Navy Steve O'Neill Hal Newhouser Dizzy Trout Virgil Trucks Seattle Be Red Sox Joe Dobson Chicago White Sox Orval Grove Chicago Murry Dickson Ken Burkh New York Willard Mard Walker Cooper Reakier Larry Jansen Tom Tatum Cincinnati Brooklyn Reds Dodgers

Local Trout Opening Weekend Promises Peak Fishing

Green County prepares for trout season open Saturday with fishing rules for other species remaining restricted until June 20. The Green County Rods and Gun Club with federal and state conservation groups planted 90 percent legal trout and 170 catfish in Big Ley. Bag limit for trout is 15 daily with a 7 inch minimum. The club also released 200 pheasants 150 rooks and 50 hens.

Green County

Baseball Fans Pick 1947 All Star Teams at Wrigley Field

Fans across the United States Canada and Hawaii will vote for American and National league non pitching players for the 14th All Star Game to be held at Chicago Cubs Wrigley Field. Balloting begins June 6 and runs for three weeks via 117 newspapers and radio stations. Pitchers are chosen by managers Eddie Dyer and Joe Cronin.

Chicago Canada Hawaii Chicago Cubs Wrigley Field The Chicago Tribune Comiskey Park Eddie Dyer St. Louis Cardinals Joe Cronin Boston Red Sox Dyer Cronin

Freshmen Tracksters Dominate Seventh and Eighth Graders

Freshmen track team swept all events to beat the combined seventh and eighth grade squad 105 to 34 at Recreation Park yesterday. Jim Flannery led with wins in high jump, pole vault, and 440 yard dash for 19 points. Dick Maurer added 14 with discus and shot put. Bob Goetz 200 yard dash with 9 points.

Avennce Nign Schoolreshman Recreation Park Jim Flannery Dick Maurer Bob Goetz Robert Bucth Don Ethridge Joel Solomon Bob Wells Bob Meyers

Majors Make Few Trade Line Swaps Vets and Rookies Cut

The May 15 roster deadline passed with little major-league trading. Phillies added Jackie Albright for about $25,000, Senators bought Tommy McBride and Felix Mackiewicz from the Red Sox for undisclosed and $10,000 respectively. Most clubs trimmed to 25 players plus five ex service men, with trades unlikely before June 15.

Associated Press Philadelphia Phillies Cincinnati Reds Pittsburgh Pirates Phillies Jackie Albright Boston Red Sox Washington Senators Tommy McBride Red Sox Felix Mackiewicz Cleveland Indians St. Louis Browns Detroit Washington

Red Sox release trio including Bright and McBride

Boston also sends Bill Butland to Roanoke in the Piedmont league. Latest sports box scores show NL results New York over St. Louis Cincinnati over Brooklyn. AL Detroit beat ve 2 Boston topped Chicago 5 1. High-scoring softball: West Clarno 53 East Clarno 16 led by Maryellen Prien.

Albright McBride Red Sox Bill Butland Roanoke Boston New York St. Louis Cincinnati Brooklyn Detroit Chicago Milwaukee Indianapolis Kansas City Louisville Minneapolis Toledo St. Paul Columbus Pittsburgh Philadelphia American League Cleveland Washington West Clarko School East Clarno West Clarno Maryellen Prien

Service Commission Grants Adjournment In Phone Rate Hearing

The Wisconsin Public Service Commission adjourned a hearing on Wisconsin Telephone Co. proposed 9.5 million dollar annual rate increase until June 16. Maxwell Herriott, Milwaukee, for municipalities defense committee, sought the delay to allow time to prepare and to obtain answers on potential savings from dial telephone installation. Francis Hart, counsel for the company, said the firm faces a desperate financial situation and would seek emergency rate increases if needed.

Maasson Wespite Provens Wisconsin Telephone Co State Public Service Commission Maxwell Herriott Milwaukee Municipalities Defense Committee Herriott Francis J. Hart

Brodhead By Mrs. Donald L. Collins

Charles Smith of Milton College spent the weekend with his mother Mrs. Arvetta Smith. Miss Dana Robinson of Whitewater was visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Smith Milton College Arvetta Smith Dana Robinson Whitewater

Weekend Visits Mentioned In Local Social Notes

Land Mrs. Clarence Robinson hosted relatives over the weekend. Miss Ethel Mae Curtis spent the weekend at her home in Cambridge.

Clarence Robinson Ethel Mae Curtis Cambridge

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