Musial and Slaughter Lead Cards to 13-6 Win
The St. Louis Cardinals, led by Musial and Slaughter with home runs, beat Pittsburgh 13-6 for their third straight win. The Cards, still far from a pennant, sit higher than sixth place as they edge toward a potential tie with the Phillies. Rain halted a Yankees-Detroit game, and other majors saw little action.
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Baseball Scores and Schedule From Evening Games
National League results show St Louis 13 to 6 over an unnamed opponent. St Paul 6 Milwaukee 5. Columbus 6 Toledo 2. Kansas City 14 Minneapolis 8. Indiana Louisville 3. Sheboygan 16 Appleton 10 Oshkosh 11 Janesville 9 in 13 innings. Fond du Lac 13 7 Wausau 5 1. Tomorrow NL matches Boston at Brooklyn New York at Philadelphia Cincinnati at Chicago and St Louis at featured site. Wisconsin State League results Fond du Lac at Wisconsin Rapids Janesville at Appleton Sheboygan at Rosendale. STARS Al Evans four hits in Senators 5-4 win over Cardinals. Jed Washington contributed. relief in second inning.
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Mt Horeb Team Meets Montgomery Ward In Sunday Baseball
The Mt Horeb independent baseball team faces the Montgomery Ward nine Sunday at Burr Jones field at 2 PM. The item also notes Want Ads relate to pig producers.
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Local trackmen head to state meet from Monroe High
Monroe High sends three entries to the Wisconsin state meet in Madison as Marlin Cook, Dick Maurer, and Fred Bucb qualified from Janesville sectional. Cook won the 880 yard, Maurer took discus, Bucb was runner up in the 120 yard high hurdles. Final events begin 1 30 p m with prelims in the morning and field events continuing. Archie Morrow to start the meet.
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Riot Racks Wisconsin State League as Green Bay Tops Wisconsin Rapids
Eighty seven runs scored in a chaotic night highlight a Wisconsin State League slate. Green Bay defeated Wisconsin Rapids 10-5, Sheboygan beat Appleton 16-10 amid a near riot, Oshkosh won 11-9 in 13 innings over Janesville, and Fond du Lac swept Wausau 13-5 and 7-1. The Appleton fight involved Al Keefe and John Healey, both banished, with renewed clashes under the stands and a late pitching change for Sheboygan.
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Hawkeyes Bid For Baseball Honors In Big Ten Race
Iowa riding a four game win streak sits in the Big Ten runner up spot with Indiana and aims to take the lead in a two game series against last place Northwestern. A split with Purdue and Indiana could help as Ohio State plays Minnesota and Wisconsin hosts Michigan in other two game sets.
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Monroe All Star Softball Faces Brodhead in Night Game
Monroe's All-Star softball team plays the second game of the season tonight at 9 in their field against Brodhead. Beloit Municipal Electric meets Walt's Bungalow at Beloit's Yost Park and Janesville Scotties host Footville. Monroe has one win and one loss, beating Walt's 8 to 7 and losing to the Muni Electrics 5 to 4.
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High Hanover Upsets in Ninth Race at Fairmount Park
High Hanover, driven by Wal ter Dispanette, scored a stunning upset in the ninth race on the grand circuit program at Fairmount Park Illinois. The trotter returned $105.80 to win as 18 class trot feature drew a crowd of about 4000. the same horse was ninth in the earlier sixth race.
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Bears Sign Dreyer
Chicago signs Wally Dreyer Milwaukee halfback who starred for Wisconsin in 1947 and 1948. Dreyer played against Illinois California Indiana and Minnesota and joins the Chicago Bears of the NFL.
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Junior Varsity squeaks past Northwestern 4 3 in ninth
Wisconsin junior varsity edged Northwestern College 4 to 3 as Danny Markham hit a decisive homer in the ninth. The Badger reserves face Milton College at Milton today and the state prison nine at Waupun tomorrow.
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Monroe High Tennis Finishes Season With 6 1 Victory
Monroe High defeated Madison East 6 1 on the East courts as Cheesemaker netters swept doubles and four of five singles. Vogler Kundert and Feldt Timmons won doubles. Feldt lost singles to Hinrichs. Pilz bowed to Cottom in a three set match. The team closes with the state meet at Wauwatosa on June 3.
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Kundert
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Vogler
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Orvald
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Don Cottom
Lee Mitchell
Wauwatosa
Stranahan Eliminated In British Amateur Quarterfinals
Frank Stranahan of Toledo was knocked out by Sam McCready of London 4 and 3 in Portmarnock Ireland as the defending champion fell behind early and could not recover. Willie Turnesa, the American amateur champion, reached the semi finals as the sole American remaining.
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Wisconsin Entries Eliminated As PGA Goes To Match Play
Richmond Virginia report notes Wisconsin rivals exits from medal play. Tony Mierzwa of Madison shot 73 to finish 154 for two days. Eddie Roman of Waukesha withdrew after a rough first round.
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Area Prep Teams Win Baseball Titles
Four sectional champions were crowned in the Wisconsin state high school baseball tournament. Hurley Dodgeville Delavan and Arcadia emerged as champions while Don Smith of La Crosse Logan pitched a no hitter with 15 strikeouts against Viola. Logan meets Hillsboro for the Hillsboro sectional title. Harlan Erlandson of Hillsboro allowed just one hit in a 10-1 win over Manston. Cassville beat Soldiers Grove 16-3 at Dodgeville, then Dodgeville edged Cassville 6-3 for the Dodgeville sectional crown. Delavan defeated Edgerton 10-2 to claim the Fort Atkinson sectional title after Fort fell to Delavan in the first round.
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35 Bid for Places In U. S. Open Playoff
Thirty five golfers compete next Tuesday for Wisconsin's three Open playoff spots at North Hills Country Club. The section round precedes the U S Open in Medinah June 9 to 11 with pros including Milward Zweig Krueger Witt Hoff Schlicht Vitense Houdek Gallett and amateurs led by Tommy Veech and a large Milwaukee Madison Racine and other entrants.
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Apricot Rice Pudding with Cream Garnish
A simple dessert blends a small portion of rice pudding with cooked dried apricots to stretch servings. Finish with a light swirl of whipped evaporated milk or cream for extra richness.
Norwegian Visitor Lands Hospital Here
Norwegian car dealer Jonas Hegre from Sandnes visited Chicago after a week in Argyle with Martin Aues Tad. He fell ill and spent seven days at St. Clare hospital praising the American hospital service and noting Norway will allow 35 new American cars for sale this year. He cited wide models not fitting Norway’s narrow lanes and the good road conditions for tourist trade.
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Northwestern Leads in Big Ten Tennis Championship Play
Northwestern defended champion led with 10 points as semifinals opened in the 39th annual Big Ten tennis tournament at Evanston. The Wildcats won six singles and three doubles matches to reach 10 points. Michigan followed with eight. Wisconsin and Indiana tied for third with 4.4 points.
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Biot Farm Scene: Pig with no hooves and odd feet
On the Ed Rufer farm near Monroe a five week old pig has shanks but no hooves and only front feet. meanwhile Nancy Jane, a registered Jersey cow owned by E and E J Kadery, Juda cae, completed a butterfat and milk test in herd improvement registry tests conducted by the University in cooperation with the Holstein Friesian Association of America. Nancy was milked twice daily and was five years ten months old at the start of her test period.
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Railway Union Yields On Non-Red Pledge
Cleveland report states Rail Brotherhood Chief A. F. Whitney and officers signed a non red pledge. He says the union is eating humble pie and disclosed the agreement today.
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Labor Leader Attacks Taft Hartley Act Affidavits
Whit ney criticized provisions requiring union officers to sign affidavits to use NLRB services. He argued the requirement forces self denial to protect 16,000 transit workers and said the opposition to the act remains.
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Treasury collects nearly 2 percent tax on now dollars
The treasury reports a near two percent annual tax on current dollars, reflecting ongoing fiscal measures. It notes the impact on spending, savings, and inflation dynamics as policy tools adjust over time. The statement emphasizes the recurring nature of this levy.
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