Three-Way Tie in Senior Loop After Day of Split Doubleheaders
The National League remains in a triple tie for first while the American features Boston Cleveland and Brooklyn in close pursuit. Dodgers edge Giants 2-1 in 13 innings. Giants win 7-4 in game two. Braves split with Phillies. Red Sox sweep Athletics. Indians take two from Browns. Cardinals move to fourth, Cubs and Pirates split, Yankees win opener 6-2 and 13-3 in doubleheader.
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Baseball Scoreboard Highlights and Schedule
National League games today include Boston at Philadelphia Brooklyn at New York. Yesterday's results show key tilts with Boston 7 Philadelphia 3 6 Chicago 8 Pittsburgh 5 Brooklyn 2 New York 1 St Louis 8 Cincinnati 6. Yankees Gene Woodling Bobby Brown four hits lead 13-3 win over Washington as Cleveland sweeps doubleheader 2-1 5-0.
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New Glarus Social News Visiting Lists
Mrs. Millard Tschudy and Mrs. John Kundert with Mrs. Fred Tschudy were callers in Madison Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Jacob Hefty, Mrs. Barbara Werndli and Mrs. Fred Marty visited Madison on the same day. Mrs. Edward Marty and her children Tommy and a daughter from Monticello were also callers in Madison Tuesday.
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Beloit Gleans State Track Title With Four Wins
Beloit College prep standout team under Coach Carl W Nelson clinched the class A state title at Camp Randall Stadium by winning four of six events on Saturday. Beloit’s relay team of Leon Bandy Bill Bandy Shelvy Bandy and Clarence Cupton led a strong showing alongside top performers from Marinette Kohler and other programs, as Bay View and Whitefish Bay high schools posted notable marks in field events and sprints.
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Cook Leads Trio in Track Meet Narrow Tie for Third
Monroe representatives Marlin Cook Dick Maurer and Fred Buob placed in a three way tie for 19th in class B with Ashland and Kaukauna. Cook earned three points by finishing third in the 88 yard run. Maurer secured seventh in shot put at 45 feet 4 inches. Buob qualified for the 120 yard high hurdles. The quartet closed their high school track careers Saturday.
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Holland Drives Best Race To Win Indy Title
Bill Holland of Reading Pennsylvania wins the Indianapolis 500 after a patient strategy. He trails early leader Duke Nalon until Nalon wrecks, then Rex Mays and Lee Wallard falter, and Holland seizes the lead at the 137.5 mile mark to finish with a speed record 121.377 mph and a time of 4 07 15.97 as about 185000 dollars in prize money is awarded.
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Wisconsin Dominates Western Michigan 27 7 in first game
The University of Wisconsin baseball team routed Western Michigan 27 7 in the opener with an 11 run first inning. Catcher Bob Wilson drove in five runs on a triple and a bases loaded homer as Wisconsin collected 10 hits and five other on base events. Western Michigan answered in the nightcap with three runs in the eighth on an error and four singles to finish 11 8.
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Dodgeville Remains In State Ball Tourney
Milwaukee notes the second annual state high school baseball tournament with 13 of 16 sectional champions, including Madison Central, Mosinee, and Dodgeville, advancing to quarter finals at Borchert Field. Dodgeville beat Shullsburg 9-5, Mosinee downed Shawano 6-1, and Madison Central eliminated Delavan 3-2. Mosinee and Menasha survive from last year’s field.
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Want Ad Blues: Low Pay for Heavy Labor Prompts Buyer Dissent
A dated want ad highlights grueling work for meager pay, reflecting worker frustration as applicants weigh the trade off between effort and earnings. The notice notes long hours and minimal compensation, sparking debate among job seekers and local labor groups.
Steensrud Named Grid Coach Here
Gerhard Steensrud former Mt. Horeb head football coach and physical education instructor will join Moe high school as head football and PE teacher next year. Superintendent E. O. Evans announced. Steensrud led Mt Horeb to 26 wins 4 losses and 2 ties in four seasons. He replaces Fred R. Simpson as head coach and will teach industrial arts. Steensrud and his wife with two children plan to move once housing is available.
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Cardinals Set Aug Training Start at Beaver Dam Camp
The Chicago Cardinals, Western Division champions of the NFL, will open training at their new camp Wayland Academy in Beaver Dam on August 2. Whale oil today is valued for glycerine, soaps and creams.
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Monticello Ball Team Defeats Madison 8-5 in Non-League Game
Monticello uses Harvey Loeffel s triple and a Nel Hoskinskins single to push past Madison Penn Electric 8-5. Ed Loeffel and Winzenreich led pitchers for the victors while Haven and Habich paced Madison with multiple extra base hits. Monticello totaled eight hits, Madison eleven as errors and walks shaped the scoring.
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