Ferriss Tops White Sox as Yankees, Cooper Shine in World Series Outlook
Boston star Dave Ferriss pitched his sixth straight win and fourth shutout, beating Chicago 7-0 then 2-1 as Emmet ONeill added two-hitter support. Mort Cooper, orace of Braves, blanked Reds 4-0 in his first Braves start after a Cardinals trade, boosting World Series buzz around the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave
Boo) Ferriss
Red Sox
Mort Cooper
Braves
Ferriss
Chicago White Sox
Tony Cuccinello
Twin Hill
Emmet O'Neill
Sox
Boston
Croninmen
Fenway Park
Dizzy Trout
Tigers
Detroit
Cooper
Cincinnati
Reds
Bucky Walters
St. Louis Cardinals
St. Louis Browns
Yankees
New York
Bud Metheny
Browns
Oscar Grimes
Pete Gray
New York Giants
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Bucs
Bill Voiselle
Phils
Cleveland
Philadelphia Athletics
Philadelphia Phillies
Charley Schanz
Charley Sproull
Schanz
Redbirds
Community Notes From Juda and Surrounding Areas
Several residents traveled to Rockford and Elkhorn for visits and memorial services. Iwo Jima casualty Lt. Floyd Bronson’s family recall his memory at a memorial. Local bowling members head to Milwaukee. Families hosted dinners and visits in Juda, Winslow, Rockford, and Woodstock communities.
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Anna Martin
Ramona
Rockford
Donald Peterson
Hattie Bagley
Florence Miller
Elkhorn
Floyd Bronson
Iwo Jima
Bronson
Earl Bronson
Inez Weaver
Sharon
Woodstock
Mary Mae Spangler
Rose Marie Ruhlmann
L.L. Helland
Chester Albright
Emma Albright
Guy
Loris Leverton
Winslow
Juda
Milwaukee
Harvey Andrews
Buck Heyn
Fred Oschner
Marion Newman
F. E
Monroe Junior Legion Baseball Hindered by Rain at Beloit
The Monroe American Legion Junior team led the Beloit Juniors 2 0 in the second inning before rain halted the game at Beloit field. Coaches Otto Lisser and Clarence Wainwright brought the squad to Beloit hoping delay would end. Monroe had previously beaten Clarno and Freeport in non league games.
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Monroe American Legion
Beloit
Beloit Field
Monroe
Otto Lisser
Clarence Wainwright
Clarno
Freeport
Standings and Scores From Monday Baseball Action
Team standings show Milwaukee at 17 9 and Minneapolis 12 15, with others like Indianapolis 16 13 and Kansas City 12 16. Scores include Detroit 5 Philadelphia 4 and New York 13 Chicago 0 among AL results. NL notes Philadelphia 2 3 St Louis 0 2 and Pittsburgh 16 10 New York 4 5 with a rain halted game.
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Milwaukee
Ranneville
Indianapolis
Columbus
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Detroit
Philadelphia
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Boston
Cleveland
Washington
National
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
American Kansas City
Toledo
St. Paul
Louisville
American Association
Epson
American Toledo
Ewe
Enees
Ord
Washington A
Cence
British Fleet in Pacific Powers to confront Japan
A Reuters dispatch from British fleet headquarters reports more than 200 British warships are active in the Pacific. Additional modern ships are en route, and the cream of the Royal Navy will soon concentrate against Japan. Belgium's area is noted as smaller than Maryland.
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Pacific
London
Reuters
Royal Navy
Belgium
Maryland
Illinois Upset Victory At Conference Track Meet
Illinois stunned Michigan to win the 45th Western Conference track championships with 652.54 points. George Walker captured the 100 yards and 220 yard low hurdles, while Bob Kelley defended 440 and 880 yards. Minnesota placed third. Ohio State and Purdue scored in double digits.
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Champaign
University of Illinois
Michigan
Leo Johnson
Great Lakes
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Milwaukee
Illinois
Wolverines
George Walker
Bob Kelley
Gonzalez
Minnesota
Ohio State
Purdue
Wisconsin
Indiana
Northwestern
Iowa
Chicago
Ill
Lee Archer
Wis
William Siebert
Ohio
Robert Cranston
Minn
Fincee Cee Wilmer Jackson
Charles Burghardt
A Hoto
Ohio State Golf Team Wins Western Conference Crown
Ohio State capture the 36 hole golf title at Northwestern with 603 total. Howard Baker and Johnny Lorms tie for individual medal after 148s. Northwestern runner up by 23 strokes as Michigan finishes third. Purdue Minnesota Illinois Wisconsin follow. Michigan repeats in tennis with Aris and Alex Franklin doubles and singles titles. Ohio State places second overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evanston
Ohio State
Buckeyes
Howard Baker
Johnny Lorms
Michigan
Northwestern
Baker
Lorms
Ohio Staters
Minnesota
Illinois
Wisconsin
Indiana
Purdue
University of Michigan
Wolverines
Aris
Alex Franklin
Bill Rogers
Alex
Stewart Cornell
John Adams
Chicago
Iowa
Brodhead Nine to Face Juda Wednesday at Recreation Park
Juda meets Brodhead in a Wednesday afternoon baseball game at Recreation Park set for 2 PM. Juda's batteries are Harry Buhlman and William Jones, while Brodhead starts H Johnson and D Johnson. The Juda Blanchardville Sunday game was rained out and will be rescheduled.
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Juda
Brodhead
Recreation Park
Juda-Blanchardville
Harry Buhlman
William Jones
H. Johnson
D. Johnson
Alumni Elect Hoard Madison Wisconsin Alumni Association President
William D. Hoard of Fort Atkinson was chosen president of the Wisconsin Alumni Association succeeding Philip H. Falk of Madison. Other officers named include Joseph A. Cutler of Milwaukee as first vice president Guy M. Sundt of Madison as second vice president Frank O. Holt of Madison as treasurer and Mrs Marshall B Woods of Rockford Illinois as secretary.
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Hoard
Brewers Move Ahead With 4-2 Win Over Toledo
Brewers rally for four runs to beat Toledo 4-2 and extend their lead in the American Association as Owen Scheetz holds Hens to four hits. Lew Flick starts the decisive fourth inning with a single, bases loaded on a bunt, and Gene Nanne delivers a run with a sacrifice fly.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Toledo
Brewers
American Association
Brewer-Madden
Owen Scheetz
Brewer Moundsman
Eigth
Lew Flick
Bill Burgo
Phil Martingnetti
Flick
Goedde
Gene Nanne
Burgo
Bill Norman
Joe Stephenson
Martingnetti
Scheetz
Norman
Kansas City
Columbus
The
Birds
Charley Baron
Louisville
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Garden club hosts May meeting and Memorial Day plans
The May gathering featured talks on herbs bulbs and chores led by Mrs. Olin and others. Ruth Schwartzlow won the door prize. Memorial Day services will be held by the American Legion with a parade order and a program at the high school gym.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Olin
Garden Club
E. J. Mitchell
Frieda Olin
Adda Fleck
Ruth Schwartzlow
Marion Bjork
University of Wisconsin
Tony Bjork
Lee Stephenson
Woodruff
Madison
Mildred Mae Stephenson
Kathryn Rossiter
Carl Herrli
Cpl
Carl Herrli, Jr
Warner Herrli
Great Lakes
Lily
Marian Newberg
Pecatonica
Ill
Ernest Herrii
Bobby
Seth Boman
Juda
George Meier
Mercy Hospital
Janesville
Frank Clark
Roger Clark
Evansville
Andrew Kleibeck
Chicago
Fred Coldren
Raymond Bliss
Durand
F. S. Zimmerman
H. V. Hartman
Fred
Henry Kramer
Marshalltown
American Legion
Alvin C. Rabehl
Monroe
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
American Legion Auxiliary
Woman's Relief Corps
Eunice Klingensmith
Marlene Sleep
Kaye Asperheim
Nathan Lenzinger
Maves Kinck
Mitz Robinson
Flanders Field
Bruce Timm
America
Donald Brinkmeier
Ann Olmstead
Jacob Marty
Rice Lake
John Muller
Jacob Muller
Catherine Young
Milwaukee
M. J. Condon
Wisconsin General Hospital
C. T. Pfisterer
Decatur Lake Country Club
Arabian Divorce Grounds Over Coffee Refusal
In Arabia a husband's claim of divorce could be based on a wife refusing to supply coffee, a cultural rule cited as sufficient grounds for dissolution of marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arabia
Six Favorites Loom for 71st Annual Kentucky Derby
Six horses dominate the field for the 71st Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs on June 9. Burns Dream and Free For All drawn from Bradley and Marsh, alongside Calumet’s Pat O Luck, Christiana’s Alexis, Whitney’s Jeep and Main Chance’s War Jeep. Ox Blood, Edward Lasker’s entrant, remains in contention after a strong Jamaica debut.
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New York
Col. E. R. Bradley
Burning Dream
Pat O’luck
Warren Wright
Calumet Farm
Alexis
Henry Langer
Christiana Stable
Col. C. V. Whitney
Elizabeth Graham
Chance Farm
John Marsh
Churchill Downs
Bradley
Downs
Pat O
Calumet
Michigan Appears Certain Winner of Big 10 Baseball
Michigan Wolverines look positioned to clinch the Big 10 title after sweeping Wisconsin 11-1 and 8-1 as Gene Jaroch struggled in the first game. Purdue and Minnesota, Indiana and Northwestern split series, with Michigan leading standings 6 0 0 1 0 0 1,000 in score projections.
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Michigan
Chicago
Wolverines
Purdue
Ohio State
Wisconsin
Badgers
Gene Jaroch
Minnesota
Indiana
Northwestern
Boilermakers
Gophers
Wildcats
Lafayette
Team
Pundie Oso
Wisconsin teams sweep at 50th WIAA track meet
Madison area reports eight state track records set at Camp Randall as 113 teams competed. Washington captured class A with 46 points, Whitefish Bay and Port Washington tied for class B with 26, and North Fond du Lac held class C with 40.
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Madison
Milwaukee
Washington
Port Washington
Whitefish Bay
North Fond du Lac
Camp Randall
New Glarus Folks and Madison Visitors Report Weekend Travels
Local social notes list New Glarus residents including Mrs Bernard Staley and Cor Fred Streiff visiting Milwaukee while Mrs Eugene Strickler spent the weekend in Madison. Listings also note May 24 birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Isaac Alderman, formerly Marian Moritz of Monticello, and multiple Madison Monroe area visitations and dinners.
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Fred Streiff
Milwaukee
Eugene Strickler
Madison
la Vaughn Syse
Kathleen Zentner
Oe Luthy
Barbara Ann
Friay
Monroe
Henry Kundert
Henry Stuessy
John S. Duerst
Todd Hewes
Clarence Houser
Oswald Houser
E. J. Hoesly
Peter Zemp
John L. Streiff
Isaac Alderman
Aldermann
Marian Moritz
Monticello
Ivan Zweifel
John Zweifel
Earl Wheeler
Oregon
Alfred Werndli
Louis Ubert
W S C S Meeting At Tomlinson Home In Browntown
Browntown report lists numerous attendees at the W S C S meeting held at the Tomlinson home with guest speaker Mrs Earl Johnson of Monroe. Names include Dr. and Mrs. Briggs, Mrs. Johnson, and many others. note June 8th meeting planned with Mrs Lawyer of Cadiz. Roy Lewis and family visited Monroe. 4H member Marlene Flannery spoke on farm safety at Monticello. County Superintendent Alta Rouse retires to Minneapolis. Mrs Crago sprained ankle in fall.
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Tomlinson
Earl Johnson
Monroe
Charles A. Briggs
Johnson
O. L. Vincent
R. E. Erickson
Lottie Zanders
Mabel Burrington
Belleville
F. R. Bast
Otto Bartelt
H. A. Lueck
E. V. Bechtold
William May
J. D. Bechtolt
Ernest Soddy
Ernest Foulker
Oscar Nybroten
Edwin Chapin
Frank Stark
George Lawyer
Frank Flannery
Marlene
Rosemary
Cadiz
Ferdinand Mayer
Emma Dale
Vergil Swiggum
Gerald Swiggum
Homer Anderson
George Keller
W. E. Keller
Mary Maddrell
Norris Tree
B. W. Binger
B. E. Maddrell
Edward Good
George Michael
Frank Larson
Hattie Mann
William Long
R. J. Cook
Browntown
Eva Maaske
Clarno
Denva Jones
Warren
Lawyer
Roy Lewis
Marlene Flannery
Monticello
Francis Doherty
Alta Rouse
Rouse
Minneapolis
C. L. Crago
Turks Jittery on Keeping Straits
Ankara faces a postwar question on the fate of the Montreux Convention and the Turkish Straits. While Soviet plans are uncertain rumors persist, and Turkey leans toward Britain and the United States as it guards against Russian pressure amid a wary peasant majority.
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Ankara
Turkey
Soviet Union
Europe
Dardenelles
Bosphorus
Black Sea
Aegean
Russia
Mediterranean
Montreux
Straits
Balkans
Istanbul
Spain
Portugal
Sweden
Britain
United States
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Rain Balks
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Lini
Donald &. Collins
Cor
Goetz
Margaret
Bren Iturbi
Durante
Sune Allyson
U. S. S. Franklin
Epic of Heroes
Music Million
Glarus
Bernard Staley
Durfee Bros
E. Leah Tomlinson
Chiropractic
M. J. Gonstead
Res
Turner Hall
Billy Lehr
Tommy Peterson
Ken K
Marty
Chevrolet
Allis-Chaimers
Himmann Milkers
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