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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1946

Page

5

Slugging Cards Meet Dodgers in September Pennant Drive

The St. Louis Cardinals rely on power to offset pitching as they chase the Dodgers in a tight pennant race. Both teams have won six of seven since Sept 1, with the Cardinals beating the Pirates 7-6 at Sportsman's Park on 31 total hits. The Dodgers have 22 runs on 59 hits in seven games while holding opponents to 14. Giants crush Phillies 16-2 at the Polo Grounds behind Ernie Lombardi's grand slam and five RBIs. Senators beat Red Sox 3-2 in 11 innings as Newsom shines. Tigers, led by Dizzy Trout's 13th win and Greenberg's homer, defeat Indians 9-0 to tighten the second-place battle. All other clubs were idle.

Louis Brooklyn Dodgers Pittsburgh Pirates Sportsman's Park Giants Bobo Newsom Boston Red Sox Senators Washington Boston New York Yankees Athletics Philadelphia Paul Dizzy) Trout Tigers Cleveland Indians Detroit Hank Greenberg Yankees

Woodford and Jordan Set East Division Title Showdown

Woodford and Jordan meet Sunday at Gratiot to decide the Pecatonica Valley league east division championship. The winner advances to a best of three series against the western pennant winner. Jordan advanced by beating Argyle 4-1 in the first playoff game at Gratiot on Labor Day.

Woodford Jordan Gratiot Pecatonica Valley Argyle Labor Day Loeffel

Stuhldreher Grooms Replacements for Injured Fullbacks

Wisconsin coach Harry Stuhldreher moved right halfbacks into fullback duties as three Wisconsin fullbacks were injured. Earl Maves Ben Bendrick and Irwin Kissling sat out scrimmage at Cam Randall with Don Kind running fullback in the drill. The session served as a final examination for potential varsity players and could reduce the squad to about 55 men.

Madison Wisconsin Harry Stuhlidreher Badgers Earl Maves Ben Bendrick Irwin Kissling Cam Randall Don Kind Stuhldreher

Albany Firemen's Frolic Queen Race Narrowed to Eleven

Eleven contestants remain in the Albany Firemen's Frolic queen race with 30 candidates in contention. Final selection will be based on total votes cast as of September 14, featuring June Sisson Betty Hoecsly Donna Thurman Phyllis Zanoni Norma Disch Delores Fiedler Donna Smith Dorothy Jacobsen Joanne Jacobson Delores Dunphy and Delores Stephenson.

Albany Times Special Service June Sisson Betty Hoecsly Donna Thurman Phyllis Zanoni Norma Disch Delores Fiedler Donna Smith Dorothy Jacobsen Joanne Jacobson Delores Dunphy Delores Stephenson

Standings and results across major leagues and associations

Baseball standings show St. Louis and Philadelphia near mid table with several teams—Brooklyn Boston Cincinnati and New York—holding varied records. American Association actions list Indianapolis Minneapolis Milwaukee Kansas City and Louisville with upcoming interleague matchups and two game series notes.

St. Louis Brooklyn Boston Cincinnati Philadelphia New York Pittsburgh Washington Chicago Cleveland St. Lou American Association Indianapolis Minneapolis Milwaukee Kansas City Poe Accovenecua Vc i Ecacoe Detroit St. Paul Louisville Toledo Columbus National League American League

Hurry Coal Shipments North to Avert Fuel Famine

The Northwestern Retail Coal Dealers Association urged the Solid Fuel Administration and the Office of Defense Transportation to increase shipments to the Superior Duluth docks before navigation closes. They warned that 5 million tons of bituminous coal must be sent by mid November to prevent shortages in Wisconsin Minnesota Michigan North Dakota South Dakota Iowa Nebraska and parts of Canada. The group noted this summer's dock deliveries were below normal, risking a repeat of last spring's fuel rations.

Superior Northwestern Retail Coal Dealers Association Solid Fuel Administration Office of Defense Transportation Superior-Duluth Canada John A. Maher St. Paul Wisconsin Minnesota Michigan North Dakota South Dakota Iowa Nebraska

Chicago Group Takes Control of Waukesha Moor Mud Baths

Samuel Ballis leads a Chicago-Chicago group that bought the Waukesha Moor Mud Baths from the Weber family after 36 years. The Wisconsin resort include a 9 hole golf course, 80 acres of mud, patent rights to the bath couch, and a 257 acre tract with hundreds of springs said to host one of the nation’s largest Moor Mud deposits.

Waukesha Chicago Waukesha Moor John Weber Samuel Ballis New Corporation Wisconsin Resort

Eagles Beat Packers 7-6 In Exhibition Thriller

Philadelphia Eagles edged the Green Bay Packers 7-6 in a sparsely attended preseason game. Al Sherman connected with Dick Humbert for a 20 yard pass and Sherman scored on a 1 yard run, with Roy Zimmerman adding the extra point to seal the victory.

Milwaukee Philadelphia Eagles Green Bay Packers al Sherman Dick Humbert Ernie Steele Sherman Roy Zimmerman Packers Bob Nussbaumer Michigan Ted Fritsch Steve van Buren Steele Jim Castiliga Green Bay Irv Camp Fritch Chief Akerson Nolan Luhn Prescott

Terre Haute Takes Two Straight in 3-1 Loop

Terre Haute leads Danville 2-0 in the Shaughnessy playoffs after a 3-1 win, with the Phillies routing the Dodgers 11-4 on an 18-hit night. Davenport, the pennant winner, opened its series with Evansville by a 4-2 win, while the Davenport Evansville opener was postponed due to rain.

Associated Press Danville Terre Haute Dodgers Phillies Davenport Evansville

New Glarus News Roundup and Local Travels

Mrs. Irving Sarbacker leads Misses Mabelle and Lulla Corser to Rantoul Illinois to visit friends after two weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Fuhrmann in New Glarus. Edwin Barlow departs for Ripon to manage a hotel for a cousin away a month. Various villagers visit Madison Paxton Beloit Lac du Flambeau White Sand Lake and other locales. Brazil noted as the fourth largest country.

Mabelle Lulla Corser Los Angeles Rantoul Ed Fuhrmann New Glarus Edwin Barlow Ripon Paxton Porter Nay Clarence Vollmer Madison William Fuhrmann Beloit Marion Fuhrmann Swiss Evangelical and Reformed Church Zwingli House Eastern Star Art Theiler William Klassy White Sand Lake Lac du Flamau Ernest Stauffer Anna Streiff Fronence Grob North Dolf Meier Henry Kubly Harold J. Blum Wallace Barlow W. L. Zweitel Matt Zentner Monroe Dick Freitag John Zweitel Milo Thurston Ronald Werner Elmer Belleville Adam Duerst Elmer John G. Blum Flasher N. D Laverne, Jr Fred A. Blum Ed Blum Allie Howard Russel Lynette Henry Schuler Sr Jake Schuler Dayton Herman Duerst Nebraska

Oakley and Juda Vie For 4-H Softball Senior Crown

Oakley reached the senior final with a 10 5 win over North Washington at Recreation Park while New Glarus and Clarno Classy Clubbers won big in junior brackets. Tonight Oakley meets Juda at 8 pm for the senior title and Decatur vs Clarno Classy Clubbers then New Glarus at 9 pm for the junior championship.

Oakley Recreation Park Washington New Glarus Clarno Smiley Mills North Washington Clarno Classy Clubbers Juda Decatur New Glarus Harley Streiff Kermit Marty Smilsriae Bagley Bob Bagey

New Glarus High Plans 6 Man Football Debut

New Glarus High will field a 6 man football team for the first time in years. Twenty boys registered as Coach Vernon Duerst outlined the schedule and uniforms in blue and red. Players trying out include Russell Reuter Gene Haur John Haur Wilbert Neuvenschwander Bill Hamilton Gene Duerst Wayne Duerst Sylvan Kundert Harley Streiff Virgil Bell Don Rufenacht Elwin Mueller Kenneth Alderman Don Ott Howard Fredrickson Raleigh Disch Rodney Wittweree Smith Dwight Duerst and Richard Arn.

New Glarus Times Special Service New Glarus High Vernon Duerst Glarus Russell Reuter Gene John Haur Wilbert Neuvenschwander Bill Hamilton Wayne Duerst Sylvan Kundert Harley Streiff

Monticello Community Church Notices and Local Events

Local church schedules include Zwingli Evangelical and Re formed service themes and class times, Washington Reformed worship at 9, Grace Evangelical services at 10 45, consistory and choir activities, and a Get-together Sunday at Postville with Rev A R Felts guest speaker. Amateurs and Legion plan Chicago trip to see Cubs vs Cardinals.

Fred G. Haldiman Stauffacher Farm Robert Wild Blumer Haldimans Zwingli Evangelical Washington Reformed Church Grace Evangelical Church W. J. Abe Missionary Society of Zwingli Evangelical and Reformed Church American Legion Chicago Chicago Cubs St. Louis Cardinals H. A. Becker R. W. Karlen Wex Christensen Denver W. L. Zweifel New Glarus Thursda

Monticello High Names Class Officers In 113 Pupils

Class officers elected at Monticello High School with 113 students. Freshmen leaders John Winzenried and Rosemary Babler. Sophomores Willis Marty and Norma Christen. Juniors Otto Hess and Clark Dooley. Seniors Elmer Duerst and Nancy Becker. Faculty includes H A Becker principal and teachers in science language and history.

Monticello Times Special Service Monticello High School John Winzenried Rosemary Babler Royal Karlen Gordon Schultz Willis Marty Norma Christen Carla Lewis Otto Hess Clark Dooley Howard Voegeli Elmer Duerst Nancy Becker Richard Voegeli H. A. Becker John Ponyiscanyi John Richards A. G. Hill Mary Margaret Schnurr Esther Wiseman

Ask Clarification of Living Cost Bonus

Madison officials seek clarity on the $10 monthly living cost bonus for state employees under $200 a month. Robert C. Zimmerman asks the Attorney General for guidance on eligibility and the period of payment from August 3, 1946, through the end of August. The emergency board had appropriated $600,000 for March 1947 payments.

Madison Robert C. Zimmerman John Martin State Emergency Board Zimmerman

Early Fertilizer Purchase Urged for 1947

Green county farmers are urged to buy fertilizer early as scarce supplies are expected next spring per county agent E. O. Baker. He recommends soil testing to tailor lime and nutrient needs, notes the importance of liming for clover and alfalfa, and cites past success with 75 pounds of ammonium nitrate as spring top dressing.

Green County E. O. Baker Baker Wisconsin

Roscoe Smith Cites Soil Benefits For Wisconsin Crops

Roscoe Smith of Monroe, former Wisconsin Farm Bureau president, argues deep soil yields rise up to a third with ten years of fertilizer experience. He stresses soil quality as a key factor for higher crop production.

Roscoe Smith Monroe Wisconsin Farm Bureau

Duck Hunters Asked to Aid Wildfowl Checks

Washington AP The fish and wildlife service asks duck hunters to report their kill counts and cripples, plus observations on duck and goose numbers compared with past seasons. Hunters will receive blank forms via outdoor magazines. participation is voluntary.

Washington Fish and Wildlife Service Albert M. Day Service

Jacob Bruni Names Committee for Bong Drive in New Glarus

Jacob Bruni chair of the Richard Bong Memorial Foundation drive has named committee assistants for the Sept 12 20 effort. Ray Frederickson and E N Fuhrmann lead organizations and industries. Durward McVey and Ray Meythaler canvass residences. Harvey Ott Millard Tschudy with Arnold Kehrli and Gerald Disch canvass business places. Charles Kammer Bernard Staley supervise container deposits in stores and other business houses.

New Glarus Times Special Service Jacob Bruni Richard Bong Ray Frederickson E. N. Fuhrmann Durward McVey Ray Meythaler Harvey Ott Millard Tschudy Arnold Kehrli Gerald Disch Charles Kammer Bernard Staley

Trapshoot Sunday Opens Monroe Gun Club Season

The Monroe Gun Club will hold the first trapshoot of the season at Eley’s Grove, half a mile northwest of Monroe, on Sunday, as announced today.

Monroe Gun Club Eley’s Grove Monroe

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Dodger Pecatonica East Loop Albany Firemen Howie Pollett Joe Garagiola Cardinals Pollet Garagiola Harry Brecheen Cubs Chicago Group Philadelphia Eagles Edge Packers Mrs. Irving Sarbacker Brazil Ralph Zimmerman H. Voegeliee Rove Figs Harold Hafen Clarnoey Chubbers R. Keller JcGuire — Meyers L. Westgard O. D. Curtis Winslow W. Freese Winslow Col. E. Sprague Auect Champ Joe Louis Vincent Impelletteri New York City W. 125Th Street Ray Robinson Mike Jacobs Smith J. E. Lovell, D. V. M 9Th St Stockton Apple River Woodbine Wm. Costello Col. BE. Sprague Western Charles B. Marvin 17Th Avenue Turner Hall Boys’ City Transportation Fund Bong Drive Goetz Dorothy McGuire Fea Roy Rogers Rainbow Texas Stooges Wonder Merry Danny Kaye Samuel Goldwyn
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