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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1950
Page
5
New York holds a 2-0 edge in the world series as Philadelphia faces elimination at Yankee Stadium. DiMaggio’s homer, Lopat’s steadiness, and Philadelphian pitching struggles define a pivotal noon game with 70,000 fans watching.
Monroe high school announces section cheerleaders for this year led by Heidi Pfaeffli Mary Ann Huber Marlea Kiel Beverly Hunt and Annette Stopka Mary Ann Huber and Marlea Kiel return as previous year cheerleaders Annette Stopka serves as freshman representative while the others are upperclassmen.
Coach Lisle Blackbourn announced Milwaukee preparations as the Marquette team plans to face Kansas State Saturday night. Key players Frank Fox Lou Williams Art Felker Bill Jenkins Norm Rohter Art Lastofka Bernie Berigan among those returning from early season injuries will suit up for the first action.
New York teammates delivered standout fielding against Philadelphia as Joe DiMaggio and Phil Rizzuto made key plays in center and short. DiMaggio chased down Del Ennis’ drive and saved the game with a running catch, then he threw to second on Granny Hamner’s heap, while Rizzuto held a Phils threat with a crucial bunt catch. Gerry Coleman and Hank Bauer also contributed fine defensive moments as the Yankees errorless through 19 innings.
Monroe high school football faces Ft. Atkinson in a pivotal Southern 10 contest that could shape the league race. Coach Gay Steensrud’s Cheesemakers navigate injuries as Bob Carter and Bill Ienatsch mix into the defense while star back Dick Roloff and Eddie Saxton spark the offense in a high‑stakes clash at home.
Jack's Truckers rolled 2519 in State Line league at Pleasure Bend, 889 and 2519 both season highs, with Ira Wolfe opening Swiss Tavern session 236 and Lena Rubi topping Plea sure league singles with 184 and 431 series. Other high scores included W Minder 236, 590 for Industrial leaders Minder and Zuhlke 559, and teams such as Woodford 2088 and Chevron 2475.
Missouri Valley shuts out Evansville 13 to 0 as its offense gains early control. Other college football results include Iowa Wesleyan 12 over Simpson 0 and William Jewell 40 over Tarkio 6. Georgetown Kentucky 30 defeats Salem West Virginia 0. Gustavus Adolphus 20 edges Youngstown 14.
South Wayne high school under coach James Kavannah defeated Gratiot 32 to 12 yesterday at Gratiot. Dick Schleim scored four touchdowns, Dale Seffrood one, and Buddy Martin drop kicked for two points. Gratiot’s Knutson and Anderson scored. Gratiot completed six passes on 15 attempts. South Wayne gained 238 yards to Gratiot’s 190.
Wisconsin football team takes off for Champaign Illinois for its first Big Ten game of the season. Coach Ivy Williamson anticipates a close contest and stresses readiness of Harland Carl Charles Yderstad and Bob Mansfield despite injuries.
Argyle's starting six average about 15745 pounds while Juda's squad weighs about 149. The homecoming game kicks off at 2:30 pm with probable lineups listed for Juda and Argyle including Art Carter Ce Dammen Gene Coplien RE Penniston Jaeggi LE Erickson Theiler HB Penniston Swarzberger HB Donnie Lane Helmeid QB Frauchiger.
Mason City Ta. Phone 128 Orangeville lists contact for the auctioneering program at the Graduate Reish American School of Auctioneering with a local phone reference.
The New York Yankees and Philadelphia Phillies split two games with the first game finishing 2-1 and the second 1-1 after 10 innings. Raschi and Berra led New York while Seminick drove in runs for Philadelphia. Attendance figures and prize shares are listed along with probable lineups and umpires.
New York reports a sparse Yankee Stadium crowd with two diehards waiting in front of the ballpark while Al Schacht returns to entertain fans. Some skeptics revive the Whiz Kids nickname for the opponents after their pennant chase.
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