Cuba City Track Team Wins Class C Sectional Title
Cuba City secures 74 points and 14 state qualifiers at the Southern Wisconsin sectional in Monterey Stadium. Bill Alt and Cliff Kirk lead Cuba City's sweep with three state events each, while Sid Olson of Cambridge shines by winning the 440-yard dash in 54.7 seconds.
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Janesville
Cuba City
Wisconsin
Monterey Stadium
Toronte
Cambridge
Ledi
Whitewater College High
Montfort
P.ra
Lodi
Whitewater
Monroe
Bill Alt
Cliff Kirk
Ali
Kirk
Palmyra
Chuck Turner
Joe Mclree
Rod Northey
Sid Olson
Baseball Day Results and Standings From Yesterday
Yesterday's National League action saw St. Louis defeat Brooklyn 6-2 behind Enos Slaughter's three run double and solid pitching by Monia Kennedy. New York shut out Cincinnati 5-0 after a two hit gem. Other games included Pittsburgh 2 Boston 1 and Philadelphia 2 Detroit 1 in 10 innings, with several rain postponed and rescheduled contests across the American Association and Wisconsin leagues.
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Aen
Chicago Ee
Eee
Cleveland
Boston Ee
St. Louis
Chicago
Boston
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Washington
Detroit
Ashingston
Associated
Enos Slaughter
G. Garcita
Moniia Kennedy
Pi Ced
Cincinnati Reds
Midwest Loop Elects J. F. Andrews
J F Andrews of Ripon College was elected vice president of the Midwest Loop succeeding J W Charlton of Grinnell Ward Deney of Appleton is named another vice president Ralph Henry of Carleton is elected vice president Ward Macy of Coe becomes commissioner Dean Trevor of Knox is the new secretary and Carl Doehling of Ripon heads the loop athletic directors.
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Appleton
J. Frederic Andrews
Ripon College
Ward Deney
J. W. Charlton
Grinnell
Ralph Henry
Carleton
Ward Macy
Coe
Dean Trevor
Knox
Carl Doehling
Ripon
Loop
Northern Ball Loop Slowed by Weather
The Superior Blues lost 6-5 to Aberdeen as St. Cloud defeated Fargo-Moorhead 6-4 in northern league action. Rain forced postponements of Eau Claire at Grand Forks and Duluth at Sioux Falls.
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Associated Press
Superior Blues
Aberdeen
St. Cloud
Fargo-Moorhead
Eau Claire
Grand Forks
Duluth
Sioux Falls
Monroe Bowlers Win $115 Prize in State Bowling Meet
Monroe participants led by Dr. C. E. Baumle and Ernest Schober earned $115 for fifth place in minor doubles with 1230 pins. Other Midwest bowlers and teams shared prizes as Louisville? No, Wisconsin State Bowling Association event results list numerous placements and earnings across singles, doubles, and team divisions.
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Monroe
Louis R. Wolleson
C. E. Baumle
Ernest Schober
Ernest Rufenacht
Harvey Trumpy
Bernard Lee
Burton Bacon
Walter Baumgartner
Lester Forcade
Foster Deininger
Leo Strawser
E. J. Norton
Ralph Greenwald
Robert Stuart
Paul Neubauer
E. Kasten
al Mielke
Victor Carson
William Rees
Herbert Goecks
H. B. Caradine
Lucius Smith
Arnold Rohrer
Don Clark
Snack Bar
Pleasure Bend
Century Service
Green County Service Co
Standard Oil
Arnold Mueller
Holtshopple
Harold Woolever
Jack Becker
Delbert Share
Dr. Caradine
Gebhardt Hauser
Vic Ellingson
A. Mielke
Alfred Henning
al Hackle
H. Weiman
Russell Carter
O. Robertson
Fred Goecks
Louis Stauffacher
Burt Bacon
Minnesota Indiana tussle for Western Conference outdoor title
Minnesota and Indiana collide for the 49th Western Conference outdoor track title at Dyche stadium as each team eyes top honors. Gophers and Hoosiers each qualified 13 performers for the 14-event finals, with notable runners likely to challenge the 1 51.3 conference mark in the half mile. Mal Whitfield Don Gehrmann and Herb Barten loom in the 800 and mile respectively.
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Evanston
Minnesota
Indiana
Gophers
Hoosiers
Dyche Stadium
U. S
Ohio State
Mal Whitfield
Wisconsin
Don Gehrmann
Michigan
Herb Barten
Gehrmann
Illinois League Asks Five Schools To Join
The Illinois Intercollegiate Athletic Conference plans a new league inviting five neighboring-state schools. At a meeting, Ray Hanson, Western Illinois State College athletic director and conference president, was asked to extend invitations to Indiana State Teachers, Ball State Teachers, Michigan State Normal, Wisconsin State Teachers, and Southeast Missouri Teachers.
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Macomb
Ill
Illinois Intercollegiate Athletic Conference
Ray Hanson
Western Illinois State College
Indiana State
Terre Haute
Ball Staite
Muncie
Ind
Michigan State Normal
Ypsilanti
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Southeast Missouri
Cape Girardeau
Mt. Horeb Gains In WIAA Tourney
Mt. Horeb defeated Sun Prairie 14 to 5 to reach the final against Madison West as 12 district baseball champions were crowned in WIAA play across Wisconsin. Madison West beat Oregon 13 to 0 behind Bob Mansfield’s 3-hitter and 14 strikeouts. Fort Atkinson took the Fort district title by defeating Watertown 12 to 7. Other district champions included La Crosse Logan Cassville Weyauwega Dodgeville Viola Mosinee Marion Kimberly Menasha Wittenberg and New London.
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Mt. Horeb
Sun Prairie
Madison West
Oregon
West
Bob Mansfield
Sheldon Sweet
Madison
Killerlain
Miller
Fort Atkinson
Watertown
Fort
la Crosse Logan
Cassville
Weyauwega
Dodgeville
Viola
Mosinee
Marion
Kimberly
Menas
Wittenberg
New Lonon
Brewers Take Double Bill From Toledo Hens
Milwaukee pitchers Epperly and Perry earned their fourth wins of the season as the Brewers swept Toledo in a double header 6-3 and 8-6. Don Lund provided spark with a pinch hit double in the opener and a late grand slam in the nightcap. Ray Herbert and Bill Connelly took the losses for Toledo. Indianapolis shut out Kansas City 6-0 and Minneapolis beat Louisville 2-0 in other American Association action. St Paul at Columbus postponed due to cold.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Toledo
Hens
Don Lund
al Epperly
Hank Perry
Epperly
Perry
Lund
Detroit Tiger
Ray Herbert
Bill Connelly
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Louisville
St. Paul
Columbus
Michigan State Enters Big Ten
Michigan State accepts formal admittance to the Big Ten but will not compete in league play until 1950-51, with football games delayed to 1953. The 16 000 student East Lansing institution gains access to conference schedules through 1952 but can not be a Rose Bowl delegate.
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Evanston
Michigan State College
Spartans
Michigan State
East Lansing
Big Ten
Jays Nip Sheboygan To Better Loop Lead
The Green Bay Bluejays won 5-4 in 11 innings over the Sheboygan Redskins to extend their Wisconsin state baseball league advantage to two games. Oshkosh moved to third with a 6-2 win over Wausau. Wisconsin Rapids crushed Appleton 17-1. Fond du Lac and Sheboygan each had late miscues. Ben Rossman pitched all nine, with three late singles delivering the decisive run in the 11th.
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Associated Press
Green Bay Bluejays
Sheboygan Redskins
Oshkosh
Wausau
Wisconsin Rapids
Appleton
Green Bay
Bluejays
Ben Rossman
Monmouth Beloit Lead in Qualifiers at Midwest Meet
Monmouth College and Beloit College topped qualifying in preliminary heats of the Midwest conference track meet in Appleton. Grinnell and Carleton each earned four spots, Ripon three, Lawrence three, Cornell two, and Knox one. Grinnell’s John Bongata won his heats in both the 100 and 220-yard dashes. Beloit favorites Don Grandeau Bill Bunge and Jack Schultz claimed spots across the sprint and hurdle events.
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Appleton
Monmouth College
Beloit Golds
Carleton
Grinnell
Ripon
Lawrence
Cornell
Knox
John Bongata
Beloit
Don Grandeau
Bill Bunge
Jack Schultz
Kennedy Pitches Giants Into Lead
The New York Giants paid 25000 to acquire Montia Kennedy in 1946 and the left hander has delivered, earning four victories and a 5-0 two hit win over the Reds to lift the Giants into first place. Pittsburgh, St. Louis, and Philadelphia also posted wins while several games were postponed by rain.
Cheesemakers Aid Reef Raising at New Cheese Laboratory
The Wyss factory north of Monroe hosted a reef raising attended by half a dozen local cheesemakers for the new laboratory’s effort. A May 1 cold port featured a black cheese medley. Jacob Aie, a 1917 Newark cheesemaker who moved to Europe, plans to visit Zurich with three brothers and two sisters. Mrs Heiniger and family left Newark years ago after running a grocery store post factory closure.
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Turner Hall
Jacob Aie
Newark
County
Chicago
Switzerland
Zurich
Heiniger
America
Heinigers
Hodel
Browntown Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mrs C L Crago shares news from Browntown with reports of Mrs Elmer Divan and son Henry visiting, plus gatherings at the homes of Miss Wanda Vincent and Miss Wanda Vincent's future event. Neighbors include Dale Taft Thea Melbourne Miller Elwin DeVoe family and many Monroe visitors with a note on a Dodgeville firemen’s convention attendance.
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Arthur Shea Cole
Elmer Divan
Henry
Henry Leck
Casper Mayer
Monroe
Area
Melbourne Miller
Lincoln
Neb
Elwin DeVoe
Carol
Linda
Frank DeVoe
DeVoe
George Wenger Jr
Richard Hasse
Clarence Drake
Richard Saunders
Herbert Soddy
LaDonna
Elvina
Ferdinand Mayer
Sheldon DeVoe
Dennis
Jessie Rednor
John Williams
Ward Merritt
Marilyn
Ronnie
Roy Cargo
Dodgeville
Monroe All-Star Softball Tops Beloit In Open Victory
The Monroe All-Star softball team beat Walt's Bungalow 8 to 7 at Yostpark Beloit for their first loop win. Key plays came in the sixth with a two on single by Jerry Dwyer to spark the lead. Charley Ebert hit the lone double. Dwyer went 3 for 4. Wag ner 2 for 5. Bahler fanned three, Krattiger fanned five. Ludis allowed four walks, Drommes fanned three. Batteries Monroe Bahler Krattiger Ebert Beloit Ludis Drommes Burns.
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Walt
Yostpark
Beloit
Jerry Dwyer
Monroe
Charley Ebert
Dwyer
Johnny Wagner
Monroe Wally Bahler
Johnny Krattiger
Bob Ludis
Jim Drommes
Monroe—Bahler
Krattiger
Ebert
Ludis
Drommes
Wally Burns
Monroe Ball Club To Meet Monticello In Season Opener
The Monroe State Line base ball team opens the season with a loop game against Monticello tomorrow on their diamond. New Glarus visits Blanchardville and Argyle plays Viota with Belleville idle. Belleville defeated New Glaril circuit in a prior game while Monroe fell 8 to 1 to Shullsburg.
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Monroe State Line
Monticello
New Glarus
Blanchardville
Argyle
Viota
Belleville
Ate
Monroe
Shullsburg
Market Notes Fuzzy Livestock Figures From Chicago Sale
Unclear report shows livestock market activity in Chicago with fragmented figures for hogs and other animals. The lines suggest price ranges and quantities but the text is garbled and specific details are not recoverable from the readable portions.
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