Monroe Takes Class B Track Crown Bid Falls Short
Monroe finishes tied for third in the Class B state meet as Bob Carter wins the pole vault at 11 ft 9 in. Teammates Fred Buob and Chuck Robertson earn points in high and low hurdles. Whitefish Bay claims the Class B title with 29 points. Port Washington 14. Monroe and Two Rivers tie for third with 12. Carter and Robertson are juniors. Buob a senior. Class A honors go to Madison West and Milwaukee Washington. Kohler dominates Class C with 38 points.
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Bob Carter
Monroe
Carter
Fred Bucb
Chuck Robertson
Fred Simpson
Whitefish Bay
Port Washington
Two Rivers
Fred Buob
Robertson
William Taylor
Sturgeon Bay
Buob
Dick Robins
Richland Center
Madison West
Milwaukee Washington
Kohler
Oconomowoc
Portage
Milwaukee Juneau
Neenah
Sheboygan Falls
Lancaster
Spooner
Mineral Point
South Milwaukee
West Allisdale
Columbus
Mukwonago
California Wins Two From Badger Crews
The University of California crew set a new course record and defeated Wisconsin in a double victory at Oakland estuary. The California varsity won by one length in 14:26 breaking the 14:28 mark set by Washington in 1941 while Wisconsin clocked 14:30.2 for the three mile race. In the prelim, California junior varsity beat Wisconsin by 11/2 lengths.
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Oakland
Calif
University of California
Wisconsin
California
Badger
University of Washington
Buckeyes Near Crown With Two Games Left
Chicago. A split of a two game series with Michigan State Friday and Saturday will give Ohio State the Big Ten baseball pennant with a 9-3 record. The Buckeyes would have to lose both games to the Spartans before Illinois could claim the title. Purdue at Wisconsin also ends the weekend. a Wisconsin sweep would move the Badgers to 7-4 for third place.
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Chicago
Michigan State
Ohio State
Buckeyes
Spartans
Illinois
Purdue
Wisconsin
Badgers
Bears Sign Connor for 1951 Season
The Chicago Bears announce the signing of George Connor a Notre Dame all America tackle for the 1951 NFL season. It will be Connor s fourth season with the Bears with terms undisclosed.
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BEARS
Connor Chicago
Chicago Bears
George Connor
Connor
The
Monroe golfers edge Stoughton in rain soaked meet
Monroe High School faced Stoughton Saturday as Dave Forbes sophomore and No 1 golfer shot 82 for Monroe trailing Tom Birkland 81. Paul Ruf tied for low nine holes with 83 while Netterblad and Ninneman added points. Final match on Coach Don McGibbon schedule is the state meet at Janesville Friday and Saturday.
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Monroe High School
Dave Forbes
Stoughton
Monroe
Forbes
Tom Birkland
Paul Ruf
Netterblad
Netterbald
Gus Ninneman
Bill Riffle
Ninneman
Riffle
Onsrud
Seils
Birkland
Ruf
Birdland
Don McGibbon
Janesville
Beloit College Dropped From Two Midwest Schedules
Beloit College was expelled from football and basketball for the coming season after a Midwest conference meeting to revise schedules. Ripon president Carl Doehling said there was no reconsideration of Beloit's expulsion. readmission may be possible after a one year lapse.
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Chicago
Beloit College
Beloit
Carl Doehling
Ripon
Midwest
Cary Middlecoff Wins Colonial National Invitation
Cary Middlecoff put 3000 dollars in the old sock today as champion of the 15000 dollar Colonial national invitation golf tournament and looked to ward New Rochelle New York where he will play in the Gould all round robin.
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Cary Middlecoff
Fort Worth
New Rochelle
N. Y
Goodall
Monroe Opens 1951 Summer Softball Schedule
Monroe's 1951 softball program starts tonight with Farm Bureau versus Commercial Bank at 7:30 and Carter-Gruenewald against Phillips and Smith at 8:45. Park board member Louie Blanc will direct the summer activities, and the two leagues are expected to be self supporting. Tomorrow features Pleasure Bend versus Monroe Ready Mix in the minor league opener and Lamboleys against Browntown in the second game.
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Monroe
Farm Bureau and Commercial Bank
Carter-Gruenewald
Phillips
Smith
Louie Blanc
Park Board
Pleasure Bend
Lamboleys
Browntown
Meyers Dominates Woodford Field Trial Honors
Tim Meyers of Benton wins all top honors at the Woodford field trial. He captures both line and tree in heats one, two, and the final. Meyers dog Spot Cash wins first tree and second line in the finals. Ike and Shoe Shine claim other top placings. Attendance exceeds 350 despite rain.
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Tim Meyers
Benton
Woodford
Meyers
Line
Tree
H. Stittler
Max Schneider
Freeport
John Wyssbrod
Martintown
Frederick
Stockton
J. Gaby
Mineral Point
Davis
Sun Prairie
Dog
Spot Cash
Ike
Shoe Shine
Amazing bargains in The Time classified daily
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Maxim and Charles Set for Title Clash in Chicago
Joey Maxim resumes major confrontation with Ezzard Charles in Chicago Stadium aiming to dethrone the heavyweight champion. Maxim adapts a semi crouch weaving style after 225 rounds of prep, hoping to upset Charles who has outboxed him in prior meetings. Charles defends the crown in his eighth defense.
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Chicago
Joey Maxim
Ezzard Charles
Maxim
Charles
Doc Kearns
Joey
Kearns
Jack Dempsey
Hoeft Wins Fourth For Louisville In Big Lead
Billy Hoeft pitched steadily for Louisville as the Oshkosh native beat Toledo 11 to 6 for his fourth American Association win. He allowed ten hits but kept the Colonels at bay while his team built a comfortable lead. Hoeft has lost three decisions this season.
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Louisville
Billy Hoeft
Toledo
Oshkosh
Colonels
Giants Triumph 2-0 Behind Maglie Two-Hit Shuts Philadelphia
Pitcher Sal Maglie allowed only two hits to lead the Giants to a 2-0 victory over the Phillies, his seventh straight win. Al Zarilla drove in two runs for the White Sox in a 52- to-64 victory run, while weekend NL results saw New York, St Louis, and Chicago win, with several rainouts and postponed games affecting schedules.
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Sal Maglie
Giants
New York
Philadelphia
al Zarilla
White Sox
Chicago
Cleveland
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Boston
Brooklyn
Market report on livestock and produce in Chicago
Livestock markets show salable hogs 10 000 mostly steady to 10-15 cents higher with top around 22.00 per cwt for a load and cattle 12 000 salable with steers and heifers steady to strong. Prime fed steers 35.75-39.50 with high volumes 39.00-39.50. cows 24.50-30.50. bulls 28-32.50. Produce prices steady with live poultry weak on hens and roosters, butter and eggs steady with wholesale quotes listed.
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Chicago
USDA
F.o.b
U. S
Postponed Wisconsin Football Games Due to Wet Grounds
Rain soaked fields force postponements in Wisconsin venues as Fond du Lac at Wisconsin Rapids and Wausau at Appleton cannot be played on wet grounds. Event rescheduling expected pending field conditions and official notice.
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New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cleveland
Boston
Washington
Detroit
St. Louis
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Louisville
Toledo
Columbus
Indianapolis
Wisconsin State League
Wisconsin Rapids
Green Bay
Janesville
Oshkosh
Appleton
Sheboygan
Fond du Lac
Wausau
Grain market declines push beans and lard to seasonal lows
Trading on the board of trade shows broad weakness across commodities with all bean and lard contracts except July hitting new seasonal lows. Wheat drops 2 3/ in price, corn down about 1 percent, rye and soybeans also lower as July positions show specific declines.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Australia Mourns First Field Marshal
A state funeral is held for Field Marshal Sir Thomas Blamey Australia’s premier military leader. Blamey commanded allied land forces in World War II under General Douglas MacArthur and served as deputy commander in the Middle East under Earl Wavell. He died after a year of illness in Heidelberg military hospital Melbourne.
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Australia
Sir Thomas Blamey
Blamey
Douglas MacArthur
Heidelberg
Melbourne
Middle East
Field Marshal
Earl Wavell
Island Hopping
Southwest Pacific
Chinese Leader Warns Soviets Plan to Grab Chinese Territories
Former nationalist official Volkars Kian claimed Russia aims to absorb nearly a third of China. He named five northwest provinces Sinkiang Shensi Kansu Ninghasi and Tsinghai totaling about 1 305 000 square miles as involved in the plan.
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Taipei
Formosa
Russia
China
Soviet Union
Volkars
Tiger’? Kian
Sinkiang
Northwest
Shensi
Kansu
Ninghasi
Tsinghai
Canadians Sign Huffman with Winnipeg Bombers
Winnipeg Manitoba reports Dick Huffman the 1946 All America tackle from Tennessee signs with the Winnipeg Bombers for the 1951 Western Canadian Football League season. Huffman, then 2 percent, played last year with the Los Angeles Rams.
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Huffman
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Dick Hufffman
Tennessee
Winnipeg Bombers
Los Angeles Rams
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