Reynolds and Roe Start in Dodger Yankee World Series Opener
The Dodgers named left handed Roe and right hander Reynolds starters for the opener at Yankee Stadium. Manager Burt Shotton weighed a late call due to warm ups and sleep rules. Reynolds sparkling 17-6 with Fireman Joe Page backing, while Roe finished 13 of 27 starts.
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Dodger
Yankee Stadium
Roe
Don Newcombe
Burt Shotton
Burt
Ralph
Branca
Casey Stensel
Reynolds
Allie
Joe Page
Preacher
Joe
Series Facts and Figures Contenders-New York vs Brooklyn
The scoreboard outlines a best four out of seven series between New York and Brooklyn with games at Yankee Stadium Ebbets Field and Yankee Stadium again. It lists ticket prices attendances and weather with all games at noon except Sunday at 1 05 p m and cites Allie Reynolds as Yankees starter with noted pennants and championships.
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Associated Press
New York
Brooklyn
Yankee Stadium
Ebbetsfield
Ebbetts Field
Allie Reynolds
Yankees
Don Newcombe
Madison To Host 1950 Game Meeting in Wisconsin
The Mid Association of Game and Commissioners chose Madison Wisconsin to host the 1950 convention from December 15 to 17. The group urged greater conservation in schools as wildlife experts noted rising Midwest game bird and animal populations amid short seasons and small bag limits.
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Lincoln
Neb
Mid- Association of Game and Commissioners
Madison
Wis
Midwest
Fans wait outside Yankee Stadium for World Series bleachers
Hundreds of fans huddled outside Yankee Stadium early today awaiting the sale of 12,000 bleacher seats. An early arrival wrapped in a blanket and rested on the pavement while others played cards or listened to a disc jockey on portable radios.
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New York
Yankee Stadium
Monroe Richland Center battle for yardage in grid clash
Monroe led visitors in team statistics gaining 110 yards rushing to 86 and 120 passing yards while Richland Center's Jax and Goodman produced strong totals. Wells connected on long passes to Goodman and Rieder, and Jax added a 58 yard scoring run and 195 total yards.
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Monroe-Richland Center
Monroe
Bob Wells
Gib Goodman
Bobder
Wells
Rieder
Richland Center
Jax
Stafford
Dick Blanc
Blanc
Davis
Goodman
Johnson
Clark
Puttkammer
Maurer
Carter
Blane
Ethridge
Krall Leads Buckeyes In Big Ten Scoring Race
Ohio State senior halfback Jerry Krall gained 129 yards for a 10.7 rushing average in a 46 7 win over Indiana. He also completed four of five passes for 50 yards and scored two touchdowns. Wisconsin punter Petruska tops with a 40 3 average on eight kicks against Illinois.
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Chicago
Jerry Krall
Ohio State
Indiana
Krall
Buckeyes
High Bowling Mark Set by Milwaukeean
The Stroh Bohemian Beer team of Detroit set top national bowling marks on Sept 15 with an 1189 single game and a 3352 series Harold Tiger Asplund of Denver led Strohs with 754 total as the third high individual. Max Stobba of West Allis posted a 767 total with games of 279 230 and 258.
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Stroh Bohemian Beer
Detroit
Harold ‘Tiger’ Asplund
Denver Star
Strohs
Max Stobba
West Allis
ABC
Milwaukee
Two League Plan Set for Basketball
A two-league city basketball program was organized by team managers with L L Kitchen city recreation director at the Angle last evening. Major and minor leagues each with six teams will start league play November eighth after two weeks of practice. Entries include Wagner's Waffle Shop K and F Sales Schuetze's Juda Brennan's Swiggum's Daacon's Browntown and Co K. After a week of practice a managers meeting will decide on an all star team new commissioners and contract cards with possible officials Arch Edwards Fred Simpson Gay Steensrud and Charlie Ebbert.
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L. L. Kitchen
Basketball Commission
Wagner's
Waffle Shop
K and F
Sales
Schuetze’s
Juda
Brennan's
Swiggum
Daacon’s
Browntown and Co. K
Arch Edwards
Fred Simpson
Gay Steensrud
Charlie Ebbert
Williamson Emphasizes Defense in California Prep Scrimmage
Madison practice focused on defending California's aerial and running game as Wisconsin prepares to host the Golden Bears Saturday. Coach Ivy Williamson paused contact work and staged a dummy scrimmage with California plays run by the reserves.
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Madison
California
Wisco
Golden Bears
Ivy Williamson
Stamp sales high as Wisconsin ranks fifth in federal stamps
Washington reports Wisconsin hunters purchased 101 842 federal duck stamps in the year ending June 30, placing Wisconsin fifth among states in stamp sales per the Fish and Wildlife service.
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Washington
Wisconsin
Fish and Wildlife Service
Junior Pin League To Be Started Here
A Saturday morning boys and girls bowling league ages 8 to 16 will be organized under VFW sponsorship. An organizational meeting is set for 9 a.m. Saturday at the armory led by Wilbur E. Deininger and Charles H. Buehler Jr. Local and national officers will be elected and regular competition will begin after setup.
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VFW
Armory
Wilbur E
Doc) Deininger
Charles H. Buehler Jr
Pleasure Bend
American Junior Bowling Congress
Fred T. Goecks
Monroe Post
Deininger
Buehler
Walter J. Speich
Children’s Leagues Bowl
Gun Club To Hear Top Game Warden
George F. Hadland, chief warden of the state conservation department, will speak at the Green County Red and Gun club annual meeting in Monticello at 8 p m Friday. Myron Stair announces public invitation. Dutch lunch served. officer elections and four directors to be chosen.
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George F. Hadland
State Conservation Department
Green County
Red and Gun Club
Karlen Hall
Monticello
Myron Stair
Living Earth
Stair
H. F. Zingg
New Glarus
Ralph J. Kundert
Gun Club
Grant’s
Maple Grove Inn
Old Argyle Road
Wisconsin
Illinois
Zanders Project
Browntown
Yellowstone
Lafayette County
Twin Grove
Benkett’s
Highway 59
Monroe
Skinner Creek
Hammerly
Bushnell
Doughty
Erickson
Doherty
Storey
Syl
Rieder Interception Highlights State Honor Roll
Monroe high school star Bob Rieder earned AP high school football honor for an interception returned for a score against Richland Center. Stoughton’s Dick Dybevik also listed after a blocked kick setup a 7-6 win over Reedsburg. Area nominees include Dan O’Brien and Leon Bang, with linemen Bill Romoser and Jim Rowe named.
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Monroe
Bob Rieder
Associated Press
Richland
Dick Dybevik
Stoughton
Reedsburg
Dan O’brien
Fort Atkinson
Leon Bang
Beloit
Bill Romoser
Fort
Jim Rowe
Darlington
Middlecoff and Coe Tee Off in Oklahoma
Charlie Coe the national amateur champion from Oklahoma City and Jimmy Gauntt host Twin Hills CC will face National Open Champion Cary Middlecoff and Walker Cupper Frankie Stranahan in an 18 hole golf exhibition in Oklahoma City. Middlecoff arrived with Stranahan.
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Oklahoma City
Charlie Coe
Cary Middlecoff
Coe
Jimmy Gauntt
Twin Hills Country Club
Middlecoff
Frankie Stranahan
British editor William Calvert dies at 65 in Woking
William Robinson Calvert deputy managing editor of Kemsley newspapers and author of wildlife and natural history books died in Woking on Monday. He was 65.
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Woking
England
William Robinson Calvert
Kemsley
Al Mielke Tops Bowling With 612 Series Night Leader
Al Mielke of Old Style Lager leads bowling night with a 612 series after a 450 opener from Sept. 6. Kathryn Tucker tops women with 500 on 174 162 164. Seniors and various leagues post team totals and individual scores, with multiple names and teams across divisions.
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al Mielke
Kathryn Tucker
Rote
Lumber and Coal
Ken Stuart
Bob Buehler
Charles Mathias
Duke Etter
Alf. Henning
Margaret Truman Delights Southern Audience in Cullowhee
Margaret Truman made her first appearance on a southern concert tour at Western North Carolina Teachers College in Cullowhee N C last night. The soprano voice of the president's daughter drew a capacity crowd and received an enthusiastic reception.
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Cullowhee
N. C
Margaret Truman
Western North Carolina Teachers College
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Wuethrich Orchestra
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Kasten
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Lamboley Coals
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Lawrence
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Hunt’s Produce
Odegard
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G. Peterson
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Oscar Mayer
R. and
S. Tavern
Gambles
Carter and Gruenwald
Herb Geecks
Brechein
Night Owls
Jefferson Center
Equity
Town Hall Dairy
Rufenacht’s Oil
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Hein’s Tavern
R. Rufe
Badger
Ludlow
Swiss Colony
Lee’s
Kubly Painters
Style Shop
Haworth’s
Leona Greenwald
Barbara Fritz
Mary Davison
Thacker
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