John Mize Sets Home Run Pace as Giants Take Third
Johnny Mize, aging 34, continued a home run spree for the New York Giants at Wrigley Field, hitting his 10th in 22 games. He set a National League record by scoring in his 16th straight game as the Giants won 5-3 over Chicago. The Cubs stayed first, St. Louis beat Boston 4-3, and other league action included Brooklyn beating Pittsburgh 2-1, Philadelphia 8-4 over Cincinnati, and Boston 12-7 over St. Louis. Ted Williams contributed a grand slam in the Red Sox 12-7 win.
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Associated Press
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Baseball Scoreboard Mixed American and National Leagues
Scoreboard lists results across leagues with games for New York Chicago Philadelphia Brooklyn St Louis Boston Washington Detroit and others. Also notes tomorrow's schedule including New York at Pittsburgh Boston at Cincinnati Brooklyn at Chicago and more.
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New York
Pittsburgh
Boston
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Washington
St Louis
Cleveland
Detroit
Monticello Social Notes From Sunday Visits and Travel
Monticello area residents and guests are listed from a Sunday of visits and travel. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Schwerin, Mrs. Lena Babler, Mrs. Barbara Freitag, Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Babler, Mrs. Paul Filliger, Mrs. Edward Filliger, Mrs. Fred Kuhn, Donald, and Mrs. Bunch from Chicago staying with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Duerst. Out-of-town attendees at Mrs. Elisa Zeller’s funeral include many residents and relatives from Madison Monro e New Glarus Elkhorn Poynette Belleville and Los Angeles with numerous Duerst family members referenced.
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Elmer Schwerin
Lena Babler
Barbara Freitag
Forrest Babler
Darfington
Paul Filliger
Edward Filliger
Fred Kuhn
Donald
Bunch
Chicago
Henry Duerst
Anton Hefty
Jake ‘Thompson
Elizabeth Blum
Marie
Monroe
Frieda Benkett
Madison
Rosa Roth
Wisconsin General Hospital
Frederick Voegels
Fred Vogel
Ny Duerst
Ray Blum
R. W. Woelffer
Delavan
Elisa Zeller
Leon C. Duerst
John P. Duerst
Ernest Arn
Robert Wild
Larry _ Klass
Sylvia Breylinger
Herman Becker
Henry Kundert
Fred Ott
Jacob Wenger
Henry Marty
Elsa Duerst
Fred V. Stuessy
Edmar
Ernest Roberts
Ernest Strahm
Gilbert Duerst
Choris J. Mueller
New Glarus
Werner Zeller
Los Angeles
New Glarus Bowling Association Elects New Officers
The New Glarus Bowling Association elected Glen n Showers president. Other officers include Palmer Duerst first vice president William Palmer second vice president Joe Zweifel third vice president Reginald Duerst fourth vice president Merton Colney secretary treasurer Fred Zuber H Hoesly C Stauffacher and L Sardeson as directors.
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New Glarus
Glenn Showers
New Glarus Bowling Association
Palmer Duerst
Presdent
William Palmer
Joe Zweifel
Reginald Duerst
Merton Colney
Fred Zuber
H. Hoesly
C. Stauffacher
L. Sardeson
Buddy Young Signs With Yanks for Pro Football
Chicago star Buddy Young, famed Illinois back with 13 freshman TDs in 1944, signed to play pro football with the New York Yankees of the All American conference. Unclear whether he will join the Rockets or Yankees. Rockets president William S. Toohey says interest exists but not at expense of half the club. Young was suspended by the LAU for a year after leaving Illinois early. class graduates in 1948. Commissioner Jonas B. Ingram to review the contract under conference rules.
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Chicago
Buddy Young
Illinois
Red Grange
Young
New York Yankees
Chicago Star
Yankees
Chicago Rockets
William S. Toohey
Rockets
Toohey
Eloy Hirsh
Bill Daley
Bob Hoernschemeyer
LAU
Jonas B. Ingram
Monroe Track Squad Competes at Janesville Sectional Meet Today
Monroe High School track athletes travel to Janesville for the sectional meet this afternoon seeking state meet qualification. The Monroe squad joins runners from 14 Class B schools and Big Eight entrants in Class A events.
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Monroe
Janesville
Deven
Fred R. Simpson
Monroe Tracksters
Madi
Beloit
Madison West
Central
East
Gene Davis
Leoker
Gene Mason
Jim and Flannery
Dick Maurer
Dan Courtney
Illinois Aims for Double Win Over Purdue Title Bid
Illinois sought a doubleheader sweep over Purdue at Champaign to clinch the Big Nine baseball pennant. Rain halted the opener in the second inning. Marv Rotblatt, the league's undefeated leader with five wins, would start one game for Illinois. Michigan beat Indiana 3-2, and Iowa rallied to defeat Minnesota.
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Illinois
Purdue
Seneage Asino18
Champaign
Illini
Marv Rotblatt
Michigan
Indiana
Iowa
Minnesota
Monroe Riflemen Win Honors in Gallery Tourney
Members of the Monroe Rifle club won honors in the Southern Wisconsin Rifle League gallery tournament at the University of Wisconsin range. Lawrence Raymer placed second in class A, match 1, for 40 shots with prone and standing positions. Clarence Drake finished third in class A, match 2. Raymer earned third in the grand aggregate in match 3. In the two man team event, Trumpy and Raymer won first while Penniston and Larson were third. Vogel and Kleckner claimed first in class C.
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Monroe Rifle Club
Annua Southern Wisconsin Rifle League
University of Wisconsin
Lawrence Raymer
Clarence Drake
Raymer
A. Trumpy
Mer
R. Penniston
A. Larson
R. Vogel
C. Kleckner
America Clinches Walker Cup Victory
America secured the Walker Cup on day two by winning five of the first six singles, reaching seven wins to clinch the trophy. Smiley Quick of California defeated Jimmie Wilson of Scotland 8 and 6 for the decisive seventh victory, as Bud Ward Skee Rigel Willie Turnesa and Dick Chapman had earlier won singles matches, adding to yesterday’s Scotch foursomes triumphs.
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Anarews—Ay
America
Smiley Quick
California
Jimmie Wilson
Bud Ward
Skee Riegel
Willie Turnesay
Dick Chapman
Badger Nine Swamped By Western Michigan
Western Michigan rolled to a 12 4 victory over Wisconsin in the first game of a two game series as the Broncos blasted 16 hits and benefited from seven Wisconsin errors. The second game was set for today.
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Madson
Western Michigan Broncos
University of Wisconsin
Broncos
Badger
Livestock Market Report Shows Mixed Week in Cattle Hogs
Cattle prices mostly down with steer and heifer yearlings easing 25 to 50, steers under pressure late week. Hogs steady to higher with 230 lb barrows and gilts around 50 lower on some lots. sows up about 50. Cows and bulls mixed, vealers up 1.00, select at 27.50, general beef cattle firm to higher in places.
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Batescote
New York Market Ends Heaviest Saturday Selloff In A Year
The New York market fell to its lowest level since early 1945 as stocks dropped two or more points amid a volatile session. Early strength faded, with broad offerings across most departments and transfers around 900000 shares in two hours. Major casualty stocks included U S Steel, Youngstown Sheet, Bethlehem, General Motors, Chrysler, and Sears Roebuck, while modest declines touched Bohn Aluminum Eastman Kodak and Homestake Mining. Railway bonds slid again as grain futures rose and cotton fell.
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New York
U.S. Steel
Youngstown Sheet
Bethlehem
General Motors
Chrysler
Sears Roebuck
Bohn Aluminum
Eastman Kodak
Homestake Mining
Community Schools Hold Joint Picnic in Albany Park
The Peebles school and Norwegian Settlement and Smiley schools closed Friday for a joint village park picnic. Peebles pupils and mothers toured Madison with a forest products laboratory visit. Local residents Mrs. Flo Stephenson is ill. Dr. Gilmore covers Dr Bong’s practice during a two week absence. Visitors from Chicago and Atlanta visited Janesville and Dr Warren’s hospitalization for a heart ailment.
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Peebles
Alice Timmerli
Grace Edwards
Smiley School
Betty Kittleson
Peebles School
Madison
Forest Products Laboratory
Sharon Gaarder
Kathleen le Madison
Flo Stephenson
William Gilmore
Wisconsin General Hospital
F. J. Bong
Frank Reynolds
Sunday Gatherings Across Town Shine in Spring Grove Notes
Local social notes list numerous Sunday visits and weekend guests across Monroe, Juda, Monticello, Durand, Brodhead, Madison, Rockford, and Janesville. Names include the Hartman, Mohns, Robertson, Deal, Swanborg, and others, with travel to Wisconsin General Hospital for Mr. Hartman and several family dinners and luncheons mentioned.
Evening Visits and Family Outings Mentioned in Local Notices
Saturday night with grandparents in Rockford. Edward Krafjack and Mr and Mrs Harold Kundert attended an aunt’s funeral in Princeton Monday. William Gaddo and Fred Rothchild visited Mrs Helen Andrews Sunday. Mrs Fred Rhyner from Beloit spent Wednesday with her mother Mrs John Robertson. Henry Kilmer, Evelyn Pinnow, and Robert Thorp of Monroe spent Wednesday evening with Mr and Mrs Otto Becker.
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Wayne Jackson
Robert Zulke
Ivan Arnsmeier
Juda
Raymond
Ervin Armstrong
Dwight Timm
Freeport
Orville Hawkins
Gary
Vicki
Will Berndt
Brodhead
Herbert Mohns
Frank Laser
Edward
Monroe
Orla McClellan
Walter Swanborg Jr
O. E. Wirtanen
Walter Swanberg Sr
Rockford
Russell Rosheisen
Perry Deal
Ellenrose
Edward Fisher
Robert Deal
Leroy
Mary Walters
Anna Deal
L. M. Hartman
Charles Greely
Madison
Hartman
Wisconsin General Hospital
Ben Deininger
Ernest Deininger
Thomas Hartman
Mary
Greendale
Fred Aschliemann
A. Glenn Hartman
Herman Portman
Helen Andrews
Leon Deal
Delores Deal
Jim Jefalone
Beloit
John Robertson
Fred Deppeler
Clara Woodward
Janesville
Karl
Karen Swanborg
Edward Krafjack
Harold Kundert
Princeton
William Gaddo
Fred Rothchild
Fred Rhyner
Henry Kilmer
Juda By Mrs. F. N. Miller Juda By Mrs. F. N. Miller
Miss Louise Harwell returned to Austin after visiting her sister and family Mr and Mrs John Affolter. Mr and Mrs Walter Worley and son returned to South Dakota after a visit with his father John Worley. Johnny Marean Monroe spent days with grandparents Mr and Mrs Roy Fries. Mrs E T Lahr was a free visitor Friday. Miss Inez Weaver Mrs Flore... Miller and Mrs Clae Zuhike spent Wednesday in Monroe. Arthur Preston and family, recently back from the Panama Canal zone, called on friends. The U S postal savings department ranks among the largest financial institutions with deposits totaling 2659600000.
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Louise Harwell
Austin
Tex
John Affolter
Walter Worley
South Dakota
John Worley
Johnny Marean
Monroe
Roy Fries
E. T. Lahr
Inez Weaver
Floremce Miller
Clae Zuhike
Arthur Preston
Panama Canal Zone
Preston
Hot Press Brings Prefab Homes to Hanford Plant
Prefabrication Engineering Co introduces a rock long house plant in Hanford Washington building a game changing prefab home system. An on site crew finishes sections after hot press walls and nailed roofs. The process uses a first of its kind local machine to assemble wall panels complete with studs and insulation.
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Federal Housing Administration
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