Monroe Golf Club Announces Two New Tournaments
Monroe golf course announces two new events for the season. The Golf-bowl starts in early June and runs 12 weeks with round robins and handicaps, culminating in a prize for the winner. The Ringer tournament opens to all members with five handicap flights and runs through the season.
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Monroe
T. C. Becker
Robert Buehler
Becker
Louis Stauffacher
Wally Mueller
Alois Rufon Ashby
Clayton Olon
James Forbes
State
PGA
Golf Club
YESTERDAY'S STARS AND SCORES ROUNDUP
Giants batter Monte Irvin hit a two run homer off Paul Minner for a 2 1 edge. Mel Parnell of the Red Sox shut out the Browns 12 0 with four hits. National League games included New York 2 Chicago 1 Cincinnati 4 Philadelphia in 10 innings St Louis 6 Boston 5 Brooklyn 11 Pittsburgh night. American League Boston 12 St Louis 0 rain postponed games in Cleveland Washington and Chicago Philadelphia Detroit New York. Other leagues Milwaukee 5 St Paul 2 Columbus 9 Indianapolis 6 Louisville 3 Toledo 2 Minneapolis 9 Kansas City 5 Wausau 8 Fond du Lac 6 Appleton 8 Sheboygan 5 Oshkosh 11 Janesville 1 Green Bay 12 Wisconsin Rapids 8
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Giants
Paul Minner
Mel Parnell
Red Sox
Browns
New York
Chicago
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Boston
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Columbus
Indianapolis
Louisville
Toledo
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Wausau
Fond du Lac
Appleton
Sheboygan
Oshkosh
Janesville
Green Bay
Wisconsin Rapids
Sweeney Awarded for Perfect Attendance at Lions Club
William Nolte president of the Kankakee Lions Club said Paul Sweeney was to receive an award for perfect attendance during the last year, but Sweeney was absent at the meeting in Kankakee Illinois.
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Sweeney
Kankakee
Ill
William Nolte
Kankakee Lions Club
Paul Sweeney
Big Ten Prepares Vote on Rose Bowl Pact Renewal
In Evanston Illinois faculty and athletic directors plan joint sessions to decide on renewing or rejecting a three year extension of the Rose Bowl pact with the Pacific Coast Conference. Illinois and Michigan favored renewal with others aligned. Wisconsin Northwestern Purdue and Minnesota opposed. A 5-5 tie would block the deal.
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Evanston
Ill
Big Ten
Illinois
Michigan
Indiana
Iowa
Ohio State
Michigan State
Pasadena
Wisconsin
Northwestern
Purdue
Minnesota
Field Trial Set Sunday at Woodford
The Wisconsin Raccoon and Fox Hunters' association sponsors a fox hound field trial at Woodford Sunday at 10 a m. The trail is marked from Woodford with other trials scheduled for June 17 at Poynette September 9 Jefferson September 16 Mazomanie and the tri state meet at Evansville September 30.
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Woodford
Wisconsin Raccoon and Fox Hunters’ Association
Poynette
Jefferson
Mazomanie
Evansville
Murray Wall Hurls Sixth Brewer Victory
Murray Wall hurled his sixth straight American Association victory as the Milwaukee Brewers beat St. Paul 5-2. He allowed four hits in the middle frames and St. Paul scored an unearned run. Only 15 Saints faced him in the final five innings.
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Milwaukee
Murray Wall
American Association
Milwaukee Brewer
St. Paul
Wall
Saints
Doubleheader Tops Hilltop Cage State Schedule
Milwaukee reports a 24 game 1951 52 Marquette basketball schedule led by a New Year Eve doubleheader at the Arena Coach Fred Tex Winter leads five Arena dates including a holiday clash with Illinois The opener features Minnesota and Missouri with Wisconsin Michigan State Notre Dame and Michigan also on the slate
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Milwaukee
Marquette
Fred (Tex
Winter
Illinois
Trizona
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Michigan State
Notre Dame
Michigan
First Practice Draws 50 Girls
Fifty girls attended the first practice and second organizational meeting at Recreation Park. They will practice again next Wednesday and teams will be chosen for the regular season. Games may occur before Municipal league all star games. Teams will be split by age. Commercial Bank and Monroe Ready Mix sponsor the two remaining minor loop teams, bringing totals to twelve teams. Entry fees were due this afternoon, reminded by recreation director Joe E. Miller.
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Recreation Park
Commercial Bank and
Monroe Ready Mix
Joe E. Miller
Nine Preliminaries Open Track Tourney in Evanston
Nine preliminaries open the Big Ten track and field carnival at Evanston with three defending champions leading trials in the 440 and 880, hurdles, sprints, and field events. Contenders include Leroy Collins Wisconsin in the 440, Cliff Anderson Indiana in the shot put, and Dan Hoover Michigan in the 220 yard low hurdles. The piece notes a historical reference to the Russo Japanese war in 1904 and 1905.
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Evanston
Leroy Collins
Wisconsin
Cliff Anderson
Indiana
Dan Hoover
Michigan
Stranahan Eliminated in British Amateur by Carr
Toledo's Frank Stranahan fell 5 and 4 to Ireland's Joe Carr in the British Amateur golf championship in Portcawl Wales. Carr shot 35 on the front nine and led the Americans through the morning round as Bill Campbell, Sammy Arzetta, and Jim McHale won their matches to reach the fifth round.
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Portcawl
Wales
Frank Stranahan
Toledo
Ohio
Joe Carr
Ireland
Stranahan
Carr
Bill Campbell
Kenneth Frazier
England
Sammy Arzetta
Wilbur Muirhead
Scotland
Jim McHale
Keppel Enderby
Australia
Tragic track accident ends life of 16 year old runner
A starter's gun discharged by coach Lloyd Percival during track practice killed 16 year old Paul Vamplew. The blank cartridge wadding struck his heart at close range after the youth bumped the coach near the firing line.
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Tronto
Paul Vamplew
Lloyd Percivial
Vanplew
Reserve Clause Exemption Bills Hit Congress
Four congressmen push bills to exempt the reserve clause from anti trust laws potentially rendering the current perpetual player to club ownership binding legal. The move comes as FBI investigates broadcasting restraints on sports events with numerous complaints about professional baseball restrictions.
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Washington
FBI
Wisconsin Woman Joins WAF Enlistment At Milwaukee
Miss Ruth L. VonArx, 20, daughter of Mr and Mrs John VonArx, sworn into the WAF at Milwaukee this week and departed for Lackland Air Force Base in San Antonio Texas. She is the first woman to enlist here since the Korean conflict began. Four other Wisconsin women enlisted at the same time.
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Lackland
Ruth L. VonArx
John VonArx
10Th Street
WAF
Milwaukee
Lackland Air Force Base
San _ Antonio
Tex
Wisconsin
WAC reports addresses and leave for soldiers
WAC reports address for M Sgt Charlotte C Young at GHQ FEC 8232 APO 500 San Francisco California. Pvt Walter Korn on eight day leave from Ala visits his parents Mr and Mrs George Korn and other relatives.
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WAC
Charlotte C. Young
W. A
WAC Co
Hdgt. and Service Co
GHQ
FEC
c/o
San Francisco
Calif
Walter Korn
George Korn
Soldier Sent Address From Germany For Publication
John Huffman Jr son of John Huffman route 1 Monroe sends his address as U S 55074213 18th infantry regt Co H APO 162 c/o Postmaster New York NY He is stationed at Aschaffenburg Germany since arriving about two weeks ago and has been assigned to a heavy weapon company.
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Germany
John Huffman Jr
John Huffman
Route 1
Monroe
U. S
18Th Infantry Regt
New York
N. Y
Aschaffenburg
Swing Mishap Fatal in Oshkosh Backyard
Seven year old Frank Gillette died after a metal swing frame toppled in his Berlin backyard when three children swung together. He died at a hospital yesterday from injuries suffered Tuesday in the accident.
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Frank Gillette
Berlin
Free Fertilizer Offered by Monroe Public Works
Ample dried sludge fertilizer available at the Monroe disposal plant west of the city and south of highway 11. Residents may load their own containers under supervision by Adolph Wandfluhing between 8 am and 5 pm. De-watered sludge touted for gardens lawns and other uses. Board of Public Works City of Monroe Wis.
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Monroe
Highway 11
Oe Adolph
Board of Public Works
City of
Wis
Markets Report: Livestock and Grains Mixed in Chicago
USDA market notes show hogs mostly 50 cents lower with top at 21.00. cattle 3,000 head with mixed changes and cows up to 25 cents. live poultry steady to uneven. Grains rallied late but failed to reach prior close. July corn around 1.70, soybeans down 1 to 3 percent. hog and cattle prices cited alongside beef and dairy values.
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Chicago
USDA
F.o.b
U. S
Hunt Rehired as Chicago Schools Superintendent
The Chicago board of education seeks to extend Harold C. Hunts tenure as superintendent for four years. A raise to about 60 thousand dollars a year would likely accompany the new contract, matching one of the highest public school administrator salaries.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Education
Harold C. Hunt
Hunt
Holiday Trucking Regulation Revived on Holiday Weekends
The public service commission revises its order banning heavy trucks on major vacation routes during weekends and holidays. The rule prohibits travel by trucks over four ton gross weight except for passengers, perishables, newspapers and emergencies.
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Madison
Public Service Commission
Restrictions on truck travel across state line detailed in notices
The commission narrowed truck movement from Milwaukee toward the Illinois line to a limited zone and later opened traffic east of May 29 on the Milwaukee to state line corridor. Restrictions persist on several state routes including 12 14 16 18 26 41 42 45 50 57 and 141, with notices to use the classified section.
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Commisson
Ilinois State Line
de Pere
Milwaukee
State Line
Depere
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