Dodgers Fall on Phillie Cousins and Cut Cards Lead
The Brooklyn Dodgers lost to the Phillies 6 4 as Philadelphia surged in the eighth inning with Hank Behrman earning the save. St Louis idle, leaving the Cards within 14 victories of the season. Six games on a busy open date featured Cubs lefty Bob Chipman beating Pittsburgh 2 0 and Chicago and Detroit playing to a 4 3 White Sox win after 16 innings. Cleveland climbed into fifth place with two wins over St Louis 5 3 and 5 3, as Low Boudreau used Bobby Feller in relief to save the opener. The Yankees Red Sox A’s and Senators were not scheduled, while St Louis and Cincinnati were idle.
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Ireland Expands Air Service Networks and Agreements
Ireland plans four daily Dublin to London flights and four to Liverpool plus four Dublin to Paris, with new air agreements signed with Sweden and the United States. Plans propose expanding air links and a possible trans Atlantic service, using war surplus aircraft.
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Come to Dinner but Bring Your Own Bread
A discreet restaurant notice states, due to rationing orders starting July 22, customers should bring their own bread or the establishment will have to remove a course if bread is provided. Regulations cap meals at three courses with bread affecting the course count.
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Standings and Scores From Early Baseball Schedule
Standings show New York and Chicago leading in the American and National leagues with results across multiple cities. Key games include Boston at Washington, New York at Philadelphia, and St Louis at Chicago, plus various Association matchups.
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Big Ten Gridiron Teams See Injury Woes Shape Spring Bids
Big Ten football squads inch toward opening season with numerous injuries. Ohio State sidelined at least 10 players including backs Whisler Krall Swinehart and Wolfe with eye gash. Illinois faces casualty losses at fullback. Purdue shifts Mattingly to center after Johnson injury. Wisconsin and Minnesota report lineup changes as coaches seek depth while Indiana aims to sharpen edge with split squad workouts.
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WIAA Sets Football Rules Talks in Seven Cities
WIAA announces seven city meetings over the next two weeks to discuss interpretation of 1946 grid rules. P F Neverman secretary and W A Wite with Lloyd Larson will lead sessions at 7 30 p m in Wausau Spooner Sparta Eau Claire Green Bay Madison and Waukesha with principals and board members attending.
Unauthorized drivers warned at Killjoy Sharp Park fire truck
The volunteer fire department warns that unauthorized drivers of the twonk's fire truck will be prosecuted. Board Secretary O. F. Tonella notes Sharp's Park residents show interest in driving the truck, especially those lacking know how. Last week an unapproved driver caused damage taking half the firehouse door on the bumper.
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Accidentally Slain by Brother in Spooner Wis
Robert Denniker five, son of Mr and Mrs Frank Denniker Minong, died en route to a hospital after being shot accidentally by his brother while playing with a .22 rifle believed unloaded. Mrs Denniker said the boys were playing when the accident happened.
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Wisconsin Cranberry Forecast Sets Second in Nation
The crop reporting service estimates Wisconsin will produce 120000 barrels of cranberries this year, ranking second in the nation. The forecast trails the 1940 record by 1000 barrels, with output about 38000 barrels above last season.
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New Glarus Social Notes and Local News Briefs
New Glarus residents are noted in visits and travels including Harold Schindler atop a Madison vacation and Pauline Knobel and Pauline Zweifel's Thursday outing. The public schools plan DDT spraying to protect children from poliomyelitis, while various residents visit relatives in Kiel Whitewater Milwaukee and Madison.
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Williams Richland Center police justice dies at 69
Richard Center Richland Center W O Williams 69 longtime Richland Center police justice died Thursday night of a heart attack funeral services will be held today in Richland Center confirming local official death and tribute activities
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