Senate acts on hunting and fishing conservation bills
The Wisconsin Senate approved a red or orange requirement for gun hunters while bow and arrow hunters may wear any color. A license to fish becomes mandatory for all over 16, with $25 dealer license fees and other measures including reciprocity for out of state fishermen and courtesy licenses for visiting dignitaries.
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Madison
Senate
Kohler
Assembly
Armed Services
Wisconsin
Conservation Department
Urzetta advances in British amateur golf championship
Sammy Urzetta wins his second round match in Porthcawl Wales defeating England's Steve Tredinnick 3 and 2 amid driving rain. The Rochester New Yorker, 25, avoids danger after taking early holes and joins Bill Campbell in the third round, as defending champion Frank Stranahan dominates William Ebert 8 and 6.
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Porthcawl
Wales
Sammy Urzetta
Steve Tredinnick
England
Rochester
N.Y
Arzetta
Bill Campbell
Henry Howell
Frank Stranahan
William Ebert
San Francisco
Monroe Net Team Falls to Freeport in Rainy Match
Monroe tennis traveled to Freeport and lost seven to zero after five singles and two doubles. The Monroe lineup featured Bud Pilz Dick Blanc Bill Lengacher Chuck Robertson and Nate Brand. Coach Gay Steensrud saw one set win in No 1 doubles as Freeport swept the remaining sets in a rain drenched match ending Monroe’s season.
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Monroe
Freeport
Bud Pilz
Dick Blanc
Bill Lengacher
Chuck Robertson
Nate Brand
Gay Steensrud
Monroe Sends Track Team to Fort Atkinson Invitational
Monroe's boys travel to Fort Atkinson for an invitational as their sectional runners up. Three students qualified in four events for Madison state meet. Buob and Robertson in high hurdles with Buob winning in 15.4 and Robertson 2nd, Robertson also 1st in 200 yard low hurdles while Buob finished fourth.
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Monroe
Fort Atkinson
Madison
Fred Buob
Chuck Robertson
Robertson
Bob Carter
Buob
Janesville
Nippy Jones Drives Cardinals Past Mets 5-2
Batting standout Nippy Jones drove in three runs with a fifth inning double to lift St. Louis over New York 5-2. Vic Raschi outpitched, pitching five hits in a 2-0 win over St. Louis, improving to 7-1.
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Nippy Jones
Cardinals
St. Louis
New York
Vic Raschi
Yanks
Boston
Detroit
Chicago
Washington
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Columbus
Wisconsin Rapids
Appleton
Janesville
Fond du Lac
Sheboygan
Oshkosh
Green Bay
Wausau
Cubs Rained Out In Chicago Giants Game
The Chicago Cubs and New York Giants game in Chicago was postponed due to rain today. No makeup date announced.
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CUBS
Chicago Cubs
New York Giants
Chicago
Amazing bargains in The Time classified section
Daily classified notices in The Time highlight discounts and offers across categories. Traders post ads for sale of household items, vehicles, and services with brief contact details and prices. The page mirrors common marketplace listings in a local paper.
Olympic Committee Faces German Team Merger Dilemma
In Lausanne officials from East and West Germany discussed fielding a single team for Helsinki 1952. Avery Brundage chaired the meeting as IOC leaders urged unity while East Germans accepted limited joint representation. West Germans demanded federation by federation approval before any amalgamation could occur.
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Lausanne
Switzerland
Helsinki
Avery Brundage
United States
Otto Mayer
International Olympic Committee
Germany
U. S
Unke Keeps Winning Streak as Badgers Top Bradley 7 2
Ron Unke won his fourth straight game for Wisconsin pitching a 7-2 victory over Bradley. He allowed only three runs in his last 36 innings. Badgers hitters Paul Forseth Harvey Kuenn and Jim Van Dien each had two hits including Forseths homer in the fifth with no one on base.
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Madison
Ron _ Unke
Wisconsin
Bradley
Unke
Cardinals sign Wallner from Notre Dame
The Chicago Cardinals of the NFL signed 230 pound guard Fred Wallner from Notre Dame's 1950 team. This follows earlier adds of center-captain Jerry Groom and halfback Bill Gay from the same Notre Dame squad.
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Wallner
Chicago
Chicago Cardinals
Notre Dame
Fred Wallner
Jerry Groom
Bill Gay
Bert Theil Hurls Brewers to Win
Bert Theil pitched five scoreless innings for Milwaukee as the Brewers beat St Paul 4 3 in ten innings at Borchert Field. Jim Basso drove in Bob Thorpe with a tenth inning single to seal the win after St Paul tied the game in the sixth on Johnny Logan’s homer.
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Milwaukee
Bert Theil
Milwaukee Brewers
St. Paul
Borchert Field
Jim Basso
Bob Thorpe
Theil
Saints
al Epperly
Brewer Romano
Ernie Johnson
al Brancato
Charles Thompson
Don Nichols
Jack Cassini
Johnny Logan
Romano
Kinsman and Milward Qualify for PGA Tour
Milwaukee reporters note George Kinsman of New Richmond and Jim Milward of Green Bay earned Wisconsin spots in the national PGA tour after leading qualifiers at the Merrill Hills course. Kinsman posted 73 and 69 for 142 while Milward shot 74 and 71 for 145. Alternates Carl Hoff of Milwaukee and Tony Mierzwa of Madison tied at 154 with Hoff winning a playoff.
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Milwaukee
George Kinsman
New Richmond
Jim Milward
Green Bay
Wisconsin
Merrill Hills
Kinsman
Milward
Carl Hoff
Tony Mierzwa
Madison
Hoff
Graziano Stops Canadian Champion in Third Round
Rocky Graziano defeats Johnny Greco the Canadian welterweight champion in Montreal with a third round knockout. Graziano floored Greco with a right hand off the ropes and stopped him at 1 56 of the round, extending his comeback trail.
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Montreal
Rocky Graziano
New York
Rocky
Johnny Greco
Graziano
Greco
Markets report from Chicago on livestock, poultry, butter and grain
Markets show hogs steady to 20 cents higher on butchers and sows, cattle mixed with prime steers at 39.00 to 39.75 and cows 20.00 to 30.50. live poultry receipts steady with varied prices, butter firm with price levels around 70.25 for AA. eggs weak with several price bands. grains rise with May wheat and corn near 2.80 to 3.09 per bushel.
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Chicago
USDA
F.o.b
U. S
Board of Trade
Monticello Families Attend Madison Parents Weekend
Monticello residents Mr. and Mrs. E W Marty and Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Voegeli visited their sons Edward Marty Jr. and Howard Voegeli at the Theta Delta Chi fraternity in Madison for Parents' Weekend. The event included a university band concert in which the boys performed. Other locals visited kin and attended lengthy social calls in surrounding towns.
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E. W. Marty
Jacob Voegeli
Edward
Buddy) Marty Jr
Howard Voegeli
Theta Delta Chi Fraternity
Madison
University
Monticello
Ida Voegeli
Joe Voegeli
Belleville
Fred A. Blum
Sunday dinner guests from many towns visit Madison area
Sunday dinners bring visitors from Laverne Iowa Monroe Wilton Belleville and Madison with several families spending weekends in New Glarus Apple River Beloit and Woodstock. Residents call on relatives at St. Clare hospital Monroe and at local host homes while Boy Scout painting at Canyon Camp is noted.
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Enry Kubly
George Em Laverne
Rs. Ernester
New Glarus
Henry Schuler Sr
Dayton
John G. Blum
Iowa
Ew Glarus
Dorothy Ann Stauffacher
Madison
Conrad Stauffacher
O. D. Curtis
Ted Butler
Robert Wild
Lydia Voegels
Fred Hahlen
Brodhead
James Hancock
Bertha Keller
Hazel Kundert
Kenny
Edward Theile
Beth Ann
University of Wisconsin
Lawrence Karlen
Merlyn Schmid
Johnny
Norman Rosen
Canyon Camp
Apple River
Henry Kubly
George Frantz
Laverne
George Blum
Woodstock
Fred A. Blum
Ed Blum
Harris Babler
Jill Ann
Marijane
Marshfield
Willis Babler
Henry E. Babler
St. Clare Hospital
Monroe
Bernice Babler
Belleville
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Coeyacar Seguenwree
Seles and Service
Thanx
Pete Anderson
Norfolk
Goetz
Joel McCrea
Shelley Winters In
Technicolor Western
Spencer Tracy
Elizabeth Taylor
Randolph Scott
Jenis Carter
Santa Fe” Technicolor
Olympic Committee
Brewers
PGA
Kaiser
Kaiser-Frazer
Willow Run
Henry J
Fashion Academy
Heileman
RT Ee Ae
Én Heileman Brewing CO
LA Crosse, Wisconsin
Kaiser+Frazer
Kaiser-Prazer
Souty Wain, Wis
K & F Sales and Service
Avenue
Darlington, Wis
Hughes Motors
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