Monroe Juniors Triumph in League Opener at Janesville
Monroe Juniors, sponsored by Monroe Sales Co, defeated Janesville 7 to 4 at Sportsman’s Park. Niles pitched seven strong innings for Monroe, allowing five hits and fanning seven with nine walks. key early offense included a three-run first inning, and a two-run sixth inning highlighted by an automatic double from Dick Markham.
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Belleville Beats Juda 7 5 in Home Talent Clash
Belleville defeated Juda 7 to 5 on Sunday at Belleville in a Home Talent league game. The Bruins led early, Juda tied, then Belleville pulled ahead in the eighth inning before dropping the final run. Orfordville next for Belleville.
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Badgers Capture Baseball Crown
Wisconsin Badgers won the Big Ten baseball title for the first time since 1930, led by veteran pitcher Gene Jaroch who dominated on the mound. They finished the season strong with a 9-2 record, beating Michigan and clinching the conference crown as weather and other games affected standings and schedules.
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Wisconsin Crew Knocks Off Penn in Schuylkill Regatta
Wisconsin crew extended its unbeaten run against Pennsylvania by sweeping to a 10 length victory before about 5,000 spectators on the Schuylkill river. The Quakers led early in the mile and a sixteenth course but faded as Wisconsin steadied with smooth strokes in windy conditions.
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Highlights of the Armed Forces Voluntary Recruitment Act
Summary of enlistment terms under the act including 1 to 3 year options, age limits 18 to 34 (17 with parental consent), GI Bill benefits for enlistments before Oct 6 1946, family allowances for dependents, choice of branch and overseas theater on three year enlistments, and reserve officers retaining commissions if reenlisting within time limits.
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