Injunction For Yankees Against Mexicans Heard May 28
The New York Yankees won a temporary restraining injunction against the Mexican league with May 28 set for a hearing to make it permanent. Justice Julius Miller ruled that Mexican efforts to entice Yankee players from contracts were wrongful and illegal, rejecting monopoly claims and noting that the reserve clause and contract terms do not justify poaching.
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Oscar Hanselmann Wins $200 Bond in Kraft Cheese Contest
Oscar Hanselmann of Burkhalter Cheese Co Morroe won first prize a 200 bond in Kraft Foods sixth quarterly Swiss cheese quality improvement contest for Q4 1945. Ralph Wenger announced the results noting other prize winners including Joseph Wiebel Ernest Buholzer Walter Teuscher and Escher Bros with bonds ranging from 25 to 1500 total awards.
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Wisconsin
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Joseph Wiebel
Otter Creek Cheese Co
Ernest Buholzer
Joe Martyn
Meyer Cheese Co. Browntown
Oscar Hanselmann
Name Junior Ball Squad Opens Here With Janesville
Glen Zilmer post American Legion sponsors a junior ball squad chosen from many applicants. In a practice game against high school seniors the Legionaires won 18 to 1. Home league games start Sunday at Sportsmen park with Janesville. Co sponsored by American Legion and Monroe Sales Co. roster includes infielders Bob Ableman Beets Rabe Bill Purcell Merle Roshi sen Ernie Vogler outfielders Dick Markham Jerry Dwyer Allie Stauffacher Fritz Huber catchers Bill Moon Loren Elmer pitchers Charles Niles Lefty Andrews Dan Markham Ken Ross coaches Gerry Beardsley John Waiters.
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Merle Rosheisen
Ernie Vogler
Dick Markham
Jerry Dwyer
Allie Stauffacher
Fritz Huber
Bill Moon
Loren Elmer
Charles Niles
Lefty Andrews
Dan Markham
Ken Ross
Gerry Beardsley
John Waiters
Two Pro Grid Rivals Battle for Territory
The All-America Football Conference and the National Football League discuss control of the American Association’s baseball regions for a minor league gridiron alliance. H. Roy Hamey says offers remain open while James Crowley calls the meeting successful and plans to resume in 1947. George Halas hints at a NL affiliation with the America Association on a geography based setup across eight cities.
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Milwaukee
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Toledo
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Louisville
Standings and schedule notes from Cincinnati to Boston
Cincinnati leads New York on 4 3 after games. Chicago tops Boston 6 4. Washington defeats Chicago 10 2 while Cleveland beats New York 4 3. St Paul 5 2 Milwaukee 0 3 Columbus at Louisville delayed by rain. Wisconsin League games mostly postponed or misreported due to wet grounds. Tomorrow’s NL features Cincinnati at Boston and Chicago at Brooklyn with other night games. AL includes Philadelphia at Chicago and New York at Detroit. Ginger roast tip ends with a kitchen aside.
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Sues for 50 000 as results injuries in Chicago car wreck
Lt Kenneth M Farand 22 Independence Missouri filed a 50 000 damage suit yesterday against Lt Dalton Fleece 22 Cuba City Wisconsin for injuries he allegedly received while riding in Fleece automobile Farand on terminal leave from the marine corps alleged he suffered the loss of an eye concussion of the brain and spine and multiple fractures of the upper jaw The accident occurred Feb 18 on Chicago outer drive as the two officers were returning from a hockey game Fleece started speeding and would not desist despite Farand protests Farand was injured when the tire struck a light post
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Browntown Event Hosted by Norwegian Lutheran Aid
Norwegian Lutheran aid will be entertained at the home of Mrs. Minnie Hanson on May 22. Co hosts include Mrs. Simon Mier, Mrs. Minnie Golack son, and Mrs. Elmer Hanson.
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Cubs Move Up Two Games Behind Leaders in Tight Standings
The Cubs climb within two games of first as Chicago’s NL champions pick up wins on a eastern swing. Ca varretta and Pafko spark the offense while Claude Passeau helps Boston with a two run homer and a double. Brooklyn narrows the gap on St Louis with a 4 3 win as Vic Lombardi dominates. Washington, Cleveland and New York also win in a busy day of baseball.
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Brewers Split Pair With St Paul Saints
The Milwaukee Brewers won 3-2 in the nightcap after Al Sherer shut out Milwaukee 4-0 in the opener against St Paul Saints. Rain postponed the Columbus Louisville game in Louisville. A Wisconsin State Guard camp will run May 24-26 at Camp Williams led by First Lt. Ralph G. Bartlein. Gen. Sir Alan Cunningham asked Palestine leaders to submit views on British American recommendations by June 20 including admitting 100,000 Jews this year.
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All-time Summer Enrollment Record at University Seen
Dr. Jonny Guy Fowlkes, UW summer session director, reported a record expected enrollment of about 14,500 across regular, special and conference institutes in June through September. He cited housing limits as a reason many applications were turned away. The 15 1/2 week term begins June 3 with 3,500 to 4,000 anticipated. the 8 week term from June 24 expects 4,500. the July 1 special engineering course and 8 week term could add 1,000 more, plus about 5,000 additional in other programs.
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Dionne Quints Birthday Observed in Callander
Teens and adults attend 23 institutes and conferences as the Dionne quints prepare for their 12th birthday May 28 in Callander. The sisters Annette Yvonne Emilie Cecile and Marie will share one large cake and request no gifts to aid Europe's children through the Vatican relief fund. Russia's red army is only years old, a fragment notes continues.
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