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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1946

Page

7

War Vet Munger Wins First Game With Cardinals

George Munger, six weeks after leaving Germany, pitched the St. Louis Cardinals to an 8-1 victory over the Chicago Cubs for his first win of the year. The Cardinals held a two game lead over the Brooklyn Dodgers, who beat the Braves 3-1 in Boston. Munger allowed six hits in a surprise start after a prior relief appearance.

George Munger Germany St. Louis Cardinals Redbirds Brooklyn Dodgers Munger Cards Chicago Cubs Dodgers Braves Boston Mungers Hatten Brooks Brooklyn Joe Hatten Warren Spahn Spahn Boston Red Sox Washington Senators Capitol City Athletics New York Yankees Philadelphia Sox Yankees Phil Murchildon A’s Pete Suder Joe DiMaggio Chet Laabs St. Louis Browns White Sox Chicago Bucky Walters Joe Beggs Cincinnati Reds Pinsburgh Philadelphia Phils Andy Seminick del Ennis New York Giants Polo Grounds Hal Newhouser Detroit Tigers Cleveland Indians

Standings and Scores From Yesterday's Baseball Games

National Brooklyn 3 Boston 1 St Louis 8 Chicago 1 Cincinnati 6 Pittsburgh 0 Philadelphia 6 New York 5 American League Detroit 4 Cleveland 1 Boston 4 Washington 2 Philadelphia 4 New York 3 St Louis 5 Chicago 1 American Association Louisville 2 Toledo Columbus 6 Indianapolis 5 St Paul 4 Kansas City 2 Minneapolis 12 Milwaukee 9 Schedule Pittsburgh at St Louis Philadelphia at New York Boston at Washington Cleveland at Detroit Louisville at Toledo Indianapolis at Columbus Kansas City at St Paul Milwaukee at Minneapolis

Brooklyn Chicago Boston Cincinnati Philadelphia New York Washington Cleveland St. Louis American Association Louieville Indianapolis St. Paul Minneapolis Milwaukee Kansas City Columbus Pittsburgh Detroit Louisville Toledo

Jamaican track meet stars shine as LaBeach leads locals

Lloyd LaBeach, competing for Wisconsin, clocked 21.9 in the 220 yards and won the 190 in a photo finish. Elmore Harris, U S quarter-mile champ, won the 300 yards and the half mile, while McKenney was edged in the 440 by Harris on a curved track. Local Jamaicans posted four wins and four losses on day two as Americans led five of seven events on Saturday.

Kingston Jamaica Lloyd LaBeach U. S Sabina Cricket Caves LaBeach University of Wisconsin Tom Carey New York Carey McKenney University of Illinois Elmore Harris Harris J. Searchwell Frank Martin New York University

Byron Nelson Retires to 630 Acre Texas Ranch

Golf great Byron Nelson announces retirement from regular tour to settle on a 630 acre Denton County Texas ranch to raise white faced cattle. He plans one Chicago exhibition with Sam Snead and Lloyd Mangrum, then will play only sporadically if at all due to ailment and neuritis.

Byron Nelson Texas Ranch Dallas Tex Denton County Nelson Chicago Sam Snead Lloyd

Oakley and Juda win 4-H senior softball games

Oakley overcame Monroe Agriculture 10-7 in the senior bracket while Juda crushed Clarno 16-0 to reach the second round. Decatur earned a junior bracket forfeit over Brown town. upcoming junior and senior games are scheduled tonight at Recreation Park.

Oakley Juda Recreation Park Decatur Browntown Clarno Monroe Agriculture Club New Glarus Smiley North Washington Mills Monroe Ag Monroe—Rieder Vogel Gruenewald Duane Davis Harold Hafen

Preparations Underway for Green County Hunting Season 1946

County Clerk Clar ence W. Lengacher completes packing supplies and licenses for 29 depots in Green county as hunters prepare for the 1946 47 game season. First licenses dispatched to A A Hauser Monroe Harold Mohns and Herbert Mohns Brodhead Ross S Martin Monroe Harrison Grenzow Juda Lyle Kahl Rose Kahl Winslow Morris Grenzow Juda Frank Streit Monroe and Henry Aebly Jr Argyle. Digest lists seasons and bag limits for deer coot ducks geese quail squirrels raccoons rabbits skunk badger woodchuck and muskrat with opening dates in October and November and limits ranging from none to four per day.

Clarence W. Lengacher Green County A. A. Hauser Monroe Harold M. Mohns Herbert Mohns Brodhead Ross S. Martin

Four Teams Open Three-Playoffs In Shaughnessy Series

Four teams in the 3-1 league begin best three out of five Shaughnessy playoffs with Davenport facing Evansville on the Iowans home diamond after Davenport won the 1946 title in a 4-2 playoff. Danville hosts Terre Haute in the other series opener as the winner earns 800 dollars.

Associated Press Davenport Evansville Iowans Danville Cubs Terre Haute

New Glarus Visitors and Local Moves Noted

Mrs Irving Sarbacker and Mrs Hugo Beichel of Los Angeles visit New Glarus and stay with Mr and Mrs Herman Z Duerst in Belleville. Mrs Ruth Serafenie and her son Thomas relocate from the Arnold Kehrli home to remodeled rooms on her brother's place with her mother Mrs Ida Maurer to reside there. Mr and Mrs Arnold Hellar return to New Glarus after a two day absence.

Hugo Beichel Los Angeles New Glarus Belleville Herman Z. Duerst Ruth Serafenie Thomas Arnold Kehrli Ida Maurer Arnold Hellar

Senior Girl Scouts Meet With Leaders at Schoolhouse

A Tuesday night gathering at the village schoolhouse featured the Senior Girl Scouts and leaders Mrs. Werner Ziltner and Kathryn Elmer. Present were Ruth Stucky Gloria Marty Marlea Duerst Betsy Henning Mary Meythaler Ruth Theiler Wilya Erb Betty Kuenzi Donna Gmur La Vonne Walden Marie Streiff Lela Mae Schneiderman Donna Rueter and Elmire Grossenbacher.

Ohio Indiana Iowa Werner Ziltner Kathryn Elmer Ruth Stucky Gloria Marty Marlea Duerst Betsy Henning Mary Meythaler Ruth Theiler Wilya Erb Betty Kuenzi Donna Gmur la Vonne Walden Marie Streiff Lela Mae Schneider Donna Rueter Elmire Grossenbacher

Albany i by Mrs. William Steindorf

Albany i by Mrs. William Steindorf notes visits by Sandra Kay Swenson of Brodhead to Gretchen and Janice Meinert in Decatur Illinois at their grandparents home. Also lists several callers including Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Benkert Monroe and Mrs. William Buehl Monticello visiting.

Sandra Kay Swenson Brodhead Gretchen Janice Meinert Decatur A. H. Meinert Arthur Benkert Monroe William Buehl Monticello Franc Benkert R. B. Purinton Ben Hubert Frances Harter Waukegan Charles Netzel Woodstock Glen Green Chicago

Fasterth improves denture stability and comfort

An old patent medicine style note promotes FASTERTH an improved alkali powder to keep dentures firmly in place and reduce wobbly plates. It promises soothing cooling relief from mouth acidity and urges buying at drug stores to avoid embarrassment from loose dentures.

Guiea

Local Social Roundup From Albany and Surrounding Areas

Mrs. Paul Striker hosts a Sunday gathering with many couples including the Hulburts Malkows and Phillips families. J Henry Rhyner drives Mrs Blumer to Ashland for hay fever season then visits Otto Nuwash in Glen Lake. Albany Baptist church sends reps to Janesville council of churches. Richard Beers to be ordained. The W C T U meets Sept 10 with officer elections.

Paul Striker Dewey Hulburt Marvin Malkow Gary Herman Malkow C. B. Phillips Ametia Phillips James Smiley Elmer Parnell J. Henry Rhyner J. J. Blumer Ashland Otto Nuwash Glen Lake Minn Albany Frank Trow H. C. Atherton Garnet Lee Rupnow Monroe Ida Lutz R. C. Werner Milwaukee T. E. Sharer John Christopher Janesville Washington School

Immigration laws apply to all American citizens

The statement asserts that American citizens whether natural born or naturalized are not subject to immigration laws. This claim contradicts established legal principles and is not supported by current U.S. law or policy.

Follow That Man Decatur Ill Supervisor of Mail Carriers

A woman called police about a suspicious character tailing the postman. Officers in a squad car tracked the lead and confirmed the man was the supervisor of mail carriers.

Decatur Ill

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