City Cage League Opens First Practice In High School Gym
City Cage League held its first practice in the high school gym last night with four teams present. Kaiser-Frazer led the setup with a half hour scrimmage, while Brennan's Super Market and Juda Merchants joined in shooting drills and scrimmage. Rosters list players for Kaiser-Frazer Brennan's and Juda Merchants with managers Jerry Purcell and Bill Hafen. No practice Thursday. next session set for Tuesday night.
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Schuetze Clothiers
Kaiser-Frazer Sales
Brennan’s
Juda
Schuetze’s
Kaiser - Frazer
Kaiser-Frazer
Don Boss
Bill Moon
Bill Hogan
Bill Purcell
Jim Staffon
Bob Tracy
Emil Klarer
Bud Lenz
Rudy Staffon
Richard Lane
Louis Krachl
Tod Kohl
Frank Klarer
Jerry Purcell
Mgr
Ken Boss
Gene Matzke
Joe Wels
Bob Falk
Fritz Rieder
Roger Weitrich
Willis Dickhoff
Shorty Strawser
Charles Blum
Bop Williams
Ray Figi
Merle Roshiesen
Roy Figi
Jake Newman
Boyd Figi
Mike Neuman
Duane Davis
Seb Hafen
Willis Stokes
Bill Hafen
Buckeyes Badgers Set for Clash in Weekend Preview
Ohio State coach Wes Fesler reshapes the defense for Saturdays showdown with Wisconsin. Jimmy Clark steps in at safety for the injured Vic Janowicz, with Jim Thomas and George Mattey at guard. Janowicz ankle injury may sideline him. Wisconsin drills its offense against OSU’s single wing as both teams prep for the pivotal game.
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Columbus
Wes Fesler
Ohio State
Wisconsin
Fesler
Jimmy Clark
Vic Janowicz
Jim “‘Hag
Thomas
George Mattey
Buckeye
Janowicz
California
Bucks
Madison
Buckeyes
Badgers
Marquette
Illinois
Navy
Ivy Williamson
William and Mary names Rube McCray five year coach contract
Williams burg Virginia announces Rube McCray signs a five year contract as head football coach and athletic director at William and Mary. The deal guarantees him continued employment with the college for five years regardless of wins or losses and includes a faculty position upon retirement as coach.
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Williamsburg
R. WN
Rube
McCray
William and Mary
First Night Races Opened at Sportsman's Park Chicago
Chicago opened the first legalized night races at Sportsman's Park with 8,067 spectators. A ten horse field ran a mile and one sixteenth under lights, won by High Mayer owned by William H. Bishop and ridden by Elaon Coltman.
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Chicago
Illinois
Sportsman’s Park
William H. Bishop
Elaon Coltman
First of Three Big Horse Shows Opens in Harrisburg
The first of North America's big three horse shows opened in Harrisburg Pennsylvania. Five hundred mounts from more than 300 stables turned out for the weeklong Pennsylvania national horse show competing for 27300 dollars in cash stakes and numerous challenge trophies.
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Harrisburg
North America
Pennsylvania
Bass Planted In Richland Creek By Officials
Orangeville report says C C Nolf aided by C F Rhode Lena game warden deposited 5000 bass raised at the state hatchery in Richland creek last week. The wide mouthed fish ranged over two inches in length.
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Orangeville
Cc. C. Nolf
C. F. Rhode
Lena
Richland Creek
Fsh
Somers Boy Killed Crossing Highway 42
Richard A. Jelen, 9, of Somers Kenosha County, was fatally struck by a car after stepping from behind a bus on highway 42 in front of his home last night.
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Somers
Kenosha
Richard A. Jelen
Kenosha County
Highway 42
Vincent Mielke Tops Major League with 610 Series
Albert Mielke rolls a 610 series the night in the major league with 179 231 200 games to lead. Agnes Vincent of Style Shop bowling blasts 184 141 193 518. Multiple teams post scores including Major League Frozen Foods Maple Grove Inn and others with high series figures and individual scores noted.
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Albert Mielke
Kegling
Agnes Vincent
Style Shop
Badgeree
Detroit Bowler Rolls New High 791 Series
Detroit bowler Ed Easter aged 68 rolled a 791 series for the Pepsicola team in the Detroit All-Star classic league. The 277 288 226 set the year’s best U S mark, surpassing Max Stobba’s 767 from West Allis Wisconsin in ABC records.
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Detroit
Ed Easter
Oer
Detroit Star
United States
Easter
Pepsicola
ABC
Max Stobba
West Allis
Wis
Wenger Fractures Leg in Grid Drill
Paul R. Wenger, new resident at 11174 16th avenue, fractured his right leg during football practice at Recreation Park while a reserve full back. He was tackled and fell, entering St. Clare hospital at 6:40 p.m. Also noted are injury updates: Bob Wells has a cracked rib from last Friday’s Stoughton game and will miss the Wisconsin High game, with substitutes Dick Blanc Vincent OFlaherty Bob Carter and Isaac Ingwell ready. Jumbo Stauffacher continues to suffer a bad right ankle recently aggravated.
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Paul R. Wenger
16Th Avenue
Recreation Park
Wenger
Monticello
St. Clare Hospital
Bob Wells
Stoughton
Wisconsin High
Dick Blanc
Vincent O'Flaherty
Bob Carter
Isaac Ingwell
Stauffacher
Plant condition mimics apoplexy causing sudden wilting
The text notes that plants can suffer a condition similar to human apoplexy, leading to rapid wilting and death. It discusses how some plants abruptly die when afflicted, drawing a parallel to human health events.
Harris Signs Three-Year Pact To Lead Senators
Bucky Harris returns to manage the Washington Senators for three years at 25000 per year setting a first for a manager to lead the same club in three distinct eras. Harris, 53 next month, has previously steered the Senators to two American league pennants and a world series title. Clark Griffith announced the deal after lengthy talks.
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Bucky Harris
San Diego Padres
Chicago
Harris
Washington Senators
Washington
Senators
Clark Griffith
Griffith
Fia
San Diego
Padres
Hollywood
Boat Outruns Plane In Washington Tests Speed Record Bid
A speed boat named Slo-Mo-Shun IV is being prepared to challenge Sir Malcolm Campbell's 141.74 mph world record. Owner S Sayers refused to disclose the boat’s actual speed during its initial semi secret tests on Lake Washington.
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Seattle
Lake Washington
Malcolm Campbell
S. Sayers
Euchre Tournament Enters Third Week
The Moose lodge annual euchre tournament entered its third week of play with weekly Tuesday sessions. Last night’s winners were Leland Heitz and Herbert Meyers, with Max Voelkli and Elwood Scherer in second place. standings will be announced after the fourth round.
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the Moose Lodge
Leland Heitz
Herbert Meyers
Max Voelkli
Elwood Scherer
Five Backs Take Kickoffs for TDs
Five Wisconsin high school players shine on the AP honor roll for kickoff returns. Don Miller of Marinette orbits 105 yards for the season’s longest score, with Bryan Taugher Ber lin on 90 yards, Alan Ameche Kenosha 84, Dick Ammerman West Milwaukee 75, and Bud Blohm West Bend 72.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Don Miller
Marinette
Miller
Watertown
Bryan Taugher
Berlin
Oconomowoc
Alan Ameche
Kenosha
Racine Park
Dick Ammerman
West Milwaukee
Wauwatosa
Bud Blohm
West Bend
Hartford
Jim King
Milwaukee North
Milwaukee Juneau
Duane Sheets
Don Roundou
Green Bay West
Manitowoc
Dan Morgan
Milwaukee Tech
Ban Lifts on Lakes Allow Fishing During Duck Season
Wisconsin conservation department lifts a fishing ban on Jefferson and Waukesha county lakes and Lake Koshkonong effective immediately. The ban was set to aid migratory waterfowl hunters but affected popular non duck lakes. Only Lake Puckaway and part of the Fox River remain banned until November 22.
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Madison
Conservation Department
Jefferson
Waukesha County
Lake Koshkonong
Commission
Conservation Commission
H. T. J. Cramer
Lake Puckaway
Fox River
Livestock Market Report Chicago USDA Prices
Hogs salable 8,500 with gains to 50 cents. top 18.75 for 230-260 lb loads. cattle salable 9,000 with prime steers at 36.75-37.75 for average to prime stock. feeders to 38.00 top for two loads. cows 12.00-16.75. bulls 18.50-20.00. Live poultry steady with roasters 23-27 cents lb FOB. butter firmer at 62.25 for 93 AA.
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Chicago
USDA
Notice of Hearing for Administration in Harriet Collins Estate
State of Wisconsin Green County Notice is given that November 1, 1949 at 10 a.m. in Monroe courthouse will hear G A Collins and Ellamay Walton regarding appointment of an administrator for Harriet Collins deceased. All creditors must file claims by January 9, 1950 or be barred. The court will review claims January 10, 1950 at 10 a.m. in Monroe. Harold J. Lamboley Judge. Reger and Johnson Attorneys. Oct 5 12 19
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Wisconsin
Green County
Harriet Collins
Monroe
G. A. Collins
Ellamay Walton
Jefferson
Said
Harold J. Lamboley
Reger and Johnson
Local Food Prices Steady Amid Small Changes
Vehicle costs show 89 and 55.5 with others unchanged. Eggs remain easy to obtain and receipts total 6 198 with prices unchanged.
Market Treads Water Amid Slight Gains and Declines
New York stocks opened strong with small gains across many issues then paused with little price movement. Leaders included Douglas Aircraft U S Steel U S Rubber American Telephone and International Pager while laggards included Chrysler Montgomery Ward Westinghouse Electric Chesapeake and Ohio and Standard Oil NJ. Corporate bands moved slowly with few notable shifts.
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New York
Douglas Aircraft
U. S. Steel
U. S. Rubber
American Telephone
International Pager
Chrysler
Montgomery Ward
Westinghouse Electric
Chesapeake and Ohio
Standard Oil
New Glarus Day At Mount Horeb Golf Course
Mrs Paul Bellman and Mr and Mrs Leo Ties spent Friday at Mount Horeb golf course for New Glarus Day. Mr and Mrs Albert Coplien of Monroe and Mr and Mrs Gordon Arthur of Dubuque were visitors.
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Leo Ties
Mount Horeb
New
Glarus Day
Albert Coplien
Monroe
Gordon Arthur
Dubuque
Sunday Social in Wisconsin and Nearby Towns
Sunday with Mr and Mrs Paul Bellman. Dr M W Stuessy attended the third district cancer meeting in Madison Saturday. Mr and Mrs A H Heuer will be away about two months on a trip to Mexico and other western points. Brodhead music mothers will hold open house for parents and children of grades and high school tomorrow. A list of local residents and guests includes August Lehnherr Jake Fluchinger Betty Lehnherr Hebron Illinois James Gibson Waukesha Mrs Emma Muller Mr and Mrs George Pinnow Hans Krebs Irvin Matzke and son Bobby at the visit with Mr and Mrs William Newman Juda.
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Paul Bellman
M. W. Stuessy
Madison
A. H. Heuer
Mexico
Brodhead Music
August Lehnherr
Jake Fluchinger
Betty Lehnherr
Hebron
James Gibson
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Raine
RY Jimmy Hatlo
Badger
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Ludlow Hotel
Swiss Colony 1844
Lee’s
Goldie Robertson
Hazel Wuthrick
Beverly Kitchen
Night Owls Rufenacht’s
Equity 1940
Heins Tavern
Town Hall Dairy Co-op
Jefferson Center
Montgomery Electric
John Anderegg
Rufenacht
Postoffice
Oscar Mayer
Carter and
Gruenewald
R and Stavern
Gambles
Delbert Folgate
Night Hawks Western Auto
Solomon’s
Green County Dhia
Buehler’s Grocery
Ainsworth Insurance
Lock Contractors
Hollis Schild
Charles Buehler
Herb. Lanz
Rote’s
Lawrence Market
Crandall Oils
Johnson
Pontiac
Lamboley’s
Hunt’s Produce
Odegard
Jay Underwood
Ken Stewart
Poland
Beloit
Walsh Bros
Beloit, Wis
128Th Infantry
Monroe Armory
Good Senators
Harvey
Stauffacher Chiropractor
White Block
Hiome
Ibirave
Douglas Dick
Frank Lovejoy
James Edwards
Steve Brodie
Jeff Corey
Loyd Bridges
Chin - Hea
Bode
Rboy Waller
Andred Arta
Tell Hall
New Glarus, Wis
Wally Ives
Jolly Dutchmen Orchestra
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Heileman’s
G. Heileman Brewing Co
la Crosse
MR. and
Glenn Schwend
Nee Viola Zentner
Turner Hall
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