Mullin Leads Detroit to 4-2 Win Over Athletics
Detroit’s Pat Mullin homered and drove in runs as the Tigers defeated the A’s 4-2. Mullin, batting .444, sparked the rally with a first inning single and solidified the lead with Doc Cramer’s game winning hit. Boston beat St. Louis to widen Detroit’s AL advantage.
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Scoreboard of Yesterday's Baseball Results
American League Detroit 4 Philadelphia 2 in 14 innings. St Louis 2 Boston 1 Chicago 8 New York 2 Cleveland 9 Washington 1 National League Pittsburgh 7 Brooklyn 3 New York 8 Chicago 3 Cincinnati 11 Philadelphia 3 St Louis 8 Boston 2 American Association Milwaukee 18 Columbus 1 Toledo at Kansas City postponed by rain Indianapolis 5 St Paul 4 Minneapolis 6 Louisville 4 Tomorrow Cleveland at Washington Chicago at New York Detroit at Philadelphia St Louis at Boston Brooklyn at Pittsburgh Philadelphia at Cincinnati New York at .
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Monroe Faces Belleville Sunday in Southern Section Showdown
Monroe travels to Belleville for a key Sunday clash in the Home Talent League Southern Section. Both unbeaten, Belleville topped Oakley 9-5 last week while Monroe won 13-8 over Wiota. Orfordville also stays undefeated as it visits Oakley. Other Sunday matchups include Footville at Monticello and New Glarus at Wiota.
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Statewide fishing season opens amid record license sales forecast
Wisconsin's general fishing season starts tomorrow with all species except black bass open to anglers. Officials expect record resident and non resident licenses sales, from 357 938 and 215 595 respectively last year, while weather delays may extend favorable fishing conditions. The black bass season begins June 20. Fire destroys a Santa Monica house trailer as Captain Ted No alerts crews to a total loss.
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House Republicans Move to Kill School Aid Bill
Capitol rumors claim House GOP leadership ordered the labor committee to kill a bill that would grant states 300 million dollars yearly in federal school aid. A high ranking member declined to name himself, citing pledges to curb government spending, while Majority Leader Halleck said no determinations have been made. Rep. McCowen, head of the subcommittee, has heard weeks of testimony from teachers and others who largely favor the measure.
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Monroe Juniors Open Season In Exhibition Game
Monroe juniors meet Richland Center in an exhibition at Recreation Park Sunday at 2 pm. Richland Center, third in last season’s district tourney, aims to improve. Monroe, third in last year’s state tournament, may start Dan Courtney Fred Huber or Jim Orton on the mound with Moon or Schild catching and a full lineup featuring Purcell Ableman Beets Rabe Markham Blum Vogler Stauffacher Dwyer Rieder or Hogan in the outfield.
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Charlie Blum
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Allie Stauffacher
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Bill Hogan
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Barlow Named to Circus Fans Post
Edwin Barlow was elected a director of the National Circus Fans association at a convention in Dayton Ohio. He recently returned from Europe where he spent the winter.
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Wallet theft after movie ends in pocket rip open
Denver man Art Witts fell asleep during a film after ensuring his wallet was secure in his pocket. He awoke to find his wallet and the stranger who accompanied him had been ripped from his pocket with a knife, leaving him robbed and startled.
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From Tee To Green A Five Way Tie For Low Net
A golf event yielded a five way tie for low net under ideal conditions. Tied were Edwin Rufenacht Dr Paul Dammers Harold Snyder Ben Krat and Clarence F Kempfert. Russell Myers won Blind Sogey. About 35 attended dinner as the dining room opens full time. Memorial day weekend looms. The men’s association annual meeting with officer elections and luncheon is next Wednesday at the clubhouse. Semi century members invited to Freeport tournament June 18 and 19. Paul Wurtzel president 1947 invites a practice round. The U S Waterways Experiment Station in Vicksburg Miss is described as the world’s largest hydraulic laboratory.
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Paul Dommers
Harold Snyder
Ben Krat
Clarence F. Kempfert
Russell Myers
Men's Nouns Association
Freeport
Paul Wurtzel
Twin Grove News Roundup Itinerary Highlights Local Visits
Mrs. J H Beightol presents a social round of visits and calls across Juda Monroe Brodhead Madison Rockford Milwaukee and Janesville with numerous friends and family members traveling to see Floyd Chambers Oscar Walters Pinnow Beightol and others.
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Bert Orton
Milwaukee
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Brodhead
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Archie Shain
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Freeport
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Andrew Bollard
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Origin of the Carat Name Traced to Carob Seed Weight
The term carat, a unit for jewel weight, comes from the Mediterranean carob tree. Its seeds are highly uniform in weight and were used historically as a standard measure.
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