Yankees Move Within Half Game Of Lead In Junior League
The White Sox lost 6-3 to the Yankees allowing New York to pass Chicago in the league standings. Ailey Don ald yielded 12 hits but earned his third win over Orval Grove as Bud Metheny drove in three runs. The Cubs fell to Philadelphia 6-3 as Dick Barrett held off the Bruins. Andy Pafko and Peanuts Platkay homered for Chicago. In other action Cleveland beat Washington 1-0 in 10 innings behind Steve Gromek’s five singles allowed. The Giants defeated Cincinnati 7-6 with Danny Gardella’s pinch homer. Pittsburgh downed Boston 10-9 in 11 innings as Jack Barrett homered. Red Barrett debuted for St. Louis in a 7-5 loss despite five straight hits by Augie Galan.
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South Wayne Notes and Memorial Events Highlight Local Activities
South Wayne residents attend Howard Lausch funeral in Cedarville with family members including Mrs. Lausch formerly Leona Hobbs. Graduates from South Wayne high school travel to Eagle Point park for a post school picnic as communities note arrivals, illnesses, and visits among local families and relatives.
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Frank Jones
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Lois
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Duck Nest Disturbed By Cigarette Toss In Milwaukee River
A lighted cigarette was thrown at a mallard duck nesting on a piling in the Milwaukee River downtown last night. The disturbance caused the hen to abandon her eggs briefly before returning after an alarm was sounded.
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Nation's fishermen paid 10 million for 1944 licenses
Interior Secretary Ickes announced a fish and wildlife service report showing 7,846,169 fishing licenses sold across 48 states and Alaska in 1944, generating 10 million dollars in revenue. California led in revenue, Michigan in licenses, with totals down from the previous year due to gasoline rationing and service members overseas.
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Badgers Set to Seal Big 10 Title Series
Wisconsin faces Michigan in a doubleheader to close the Big 10 baseball race and push for the first conference crown since 1930. Coach Tom Jones leads 16 men to Illinois for the track meet as Wisconsin fields entries in tennis and golf, aiming to rebound after a 9-5 loss to the Seahawks at Camp Randall.
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Baseball Scores and Standings Across Leagues
Yesterday's results include Philadelphia beating Detroit 7 to 2 and New York topping Chicago 6 to 3. Cleveland defeated Washington in 10 innings 1 to 0, while Pittsburgh won 10 to 9 over Boston in 10 innings. Schedules note Chicago at New York and Detroit at Philadelphia among others.
Education drives grow in high school baseball efforts
A roundup notes growth in high school baseball across several states with Illinois showing a record 21 more schools in its tournament, Missouri planning a statewide series, and Indiana expanding efforts. Clinics and instructional films are used by 18 states, while professional teams sponsor demonstrations for thousands of players. A Derby candidate is nicknamed for Eddie Rickenbacker’s raft.
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New York
Inois
Missouri
Indiana
Phillies
Pirates
Giants Bypass Breadon on Mort Cooper Move
The Giants feel slighted after Sam Breadon rejected their bid for Mort Cooper. Secretary Eddie Brannick rang last Saturday to verify Mort’s status and was told by Jon to call back Wednesday night, when the Braves deal was already finalized.
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Commencement at Albany High Tonight
Albany Times Special Service reports that commencement exercises will be held this evening at Albany High School for fourteen graduates. Theodore Speich serves as class president and valedictorian, with Mary Jane Sucharski as salutatorian and speaker Ardyth Trow.
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Mary Jane Sucharski
Ardyth Trow
Albert Phillips
Douglas Peckham
Donald Cleveland
Russell Albright
Edward Trow
Herman Hoesly
Kathleen Lewis
Martin Flora
Shirley Schenk
Isador Dunphy
Rosella Zurfluh
Dairy Industry Faces Cheddar Set-Aside For War Needs
War driven demand boosts cheddar set-aside to 70 percent of June production for military and lend lease, matching May and July allocations. Cheddar stocks rise to 1 084 million pounds in May, while lard and oil ration increases temper civilian buying power. Wisconsin dairy shifts reflect record 1944 output and wartime needs with new non perishable plants and machinery to conserve shipping space. Local notices report residents including Mr and Mrs Pengra Mrs Statz Mrs Worby and others traveling or employed in nearby communities.
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Midwest planting resumes as weather improves
Cold and wet conditions delayed soil preparation across the Midwest though prospects point to a record winter wheat crop and bumper yields for other grains. Illinois could plant about 75 percent of its corn by week’s end, Iowa around half, while subsoil moisture rises for summer use. Some damage to southern winter wheat noted, but forecasters expect heavy yields. Early spring wheat stands well but slowed by cold. durum acreage down in northeastern North Dakota. oats quality varies by region. A separate item: Holstein Friesian cattle registry grants exclusive use of the name Grenzow to George Grenzow of Wisconsin.
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Toda
Illinois
Towa
Iowa
Leslie M. Carl
Federal Agricultural Statistician
Rcent
North Dakota
Juda team faces Blanchardville in Home Talent League
Juda baseball returns Sunday at Monroe Recreation Park to meet Blanchardville in the Home Talent League. Juda relies on Delton Davis and Bill Jones as battery while Blanchardville counters with D Baker and E Erickson.
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Monroe
Delton Davis
Bill Jones
D. Baker
E. Erickson
Blanchardville Battery
Typhus Case Rise Reported Across United States
The report notes a forty four percent increase in typhus fever cases in 1944 compared with the previous year, highlighting mounting public health concerns across the United States and urging strengthened disease control measures.
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United States
Brewers Beat Birds to Take Lead in Association
Milwaukee claims an Association lead with a 5-4 win over the Birds as rain cancels the rest of the schedule. Owen Scheetz nets the deciding run with a late RBI while covering two relief innings. Acosta started, replaced by Farmer. Lopatka pitched well despite unearned Birds’ runs. Columbus and Milwaukee box scores show the final 4-5-8-4 line.
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Brews
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Jack Farmer
Art Lopatka
Birds
Milwaukee
Columbus
Lopatka
Bucha
Acosta
Farmer
Scheetz
Stephenson
Beloit Names Lincoln Director After 1936 Beloit Bell
Beloit College athletic director A Louis E Means resigns after 1936 tenure to become director of physical welfare at the University of Nebraska Lincoln, announced by President Carey Croneis.
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Louis E. Means
Beloit Celle
University of Nebraska At Lincoln
Carey Croneis
Local Carriers Visit Cedar Rapids for City Tour
Juda Mrs F N Miller Col Shirl Hilliard Orville Zimmerman Roger Dinwiddie Seth Bowman and Bud Wilde traveled to Cedar Rapids Iowa on Tuesday. Betty Spangler is visiting at the
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Orville Zimmerman
Roger Dinwiddie
Seth Bowman
Bud Wilde
Cedar Rapids
Betty Spangler
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