Ball Season Closing Plan for Monroe Team in 1959
The Monroe Line league baseball team plans a ball program to run alongside normal league play as the season ends. They won 22 of 26 and face two tough teams tomorrow. Dick Wainwright starts at 2 P.M. against Shullsburg in a rematch, and Under the lights Lefty Andrews opposes the Gardner Bakers of Madison with Brodhead’s Danny Markham at second.
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Montoe Ate Line
Monroe
Dick Wainwright
Shullsburg
Laverne
Lefty) Andrews
Gardner Bakers
Madison
Brodhead
Danny Markham
Invaders
Recreation Park
Monticello
Donald Cunningham
Robert Gibbons
Fred Huber
Charles Blum
Robert Rieder
Bat Boy
Gordon Stauffacher
Times
Pennant Race Scoreboard At A Glance
The AP compiled standings across leagues with New York and Boston atop the pennant chase. Detailed lists show remaining schedules, daily games, yesterday results, and upcoming fixtures across National and American leagues, including key matchups in St. Louis, Chicago, Philadelphia, Detroit, and Cleveland.
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Associated Press
New York
Boston
Cleveland
Detroit
Philadelphia
Washington
St. Louis
Carcage
Chicago
Brooklyn
Ase
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Loday
National New York
Association Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Kansas City
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Louisville
Toledo
Columbus
National League
American League
American Association
Minneapolis
Conflicting Reports On Lloyd La Beach Return
Conflicting reports emerge about Lloyd La Beach a famed sprinter from Jamaica and Wisconsin. He told Track Coach Guy Sunet he planned to return to Wisconsin this year after dropping out in 1946 following the Big Ten 100 yard dash. Later Los Angeles reports say he enrolled at Loyola University of Los Angeles with two more years of eligibility. He may need a residence year before NCAA eligibility. He placed third in both the 100 and 200 at the last Olympics.
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Magison
Lioya la Beach
Wisconsin
Guy Sunét
la Beach
Madison
Los Angeles
Jamaica
Loyola University of Los Angeles
Bears Seek Fourth Straight Exhibition Triumph at Wrigley
The Bears, aiming to rebound to National League supremacy, plot a quiet resurgence as they face the New York Giants in an exhibition at Wrigley Field. An estimated 35,000 fans may attend the military charity tilt.
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Wmicage
Acaro Bears
New York Giants
Wrigley Field
City Softball Loop Season Ending Set
Monroe’s 1949 softball season ends next Tuesday with a doubleheader at Recreation Park. Managers and L L Kitchen plan winter basketball and next year’s softball, aiming for uniformed players and a stronger program, with no Saturday games and baseball slotting Wednesday and Sunday nights.
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Monroe
Recreation Park
Fiel
L. L. Kitchen
Kitchen
Association
Um Pires
Badgers Hilltoppers Plan Hard Scrimmages
Five Badgers players are out with injuries for Wisconsin intrasquad drills as quarterbacks Larry Hanzel and Jack Lemancyzek and backs Darel Tetak and Jerry Schaefer miss today. Karl Rustman returns to practice after sidelining injuries as Ivy Wis coaches prep a dress scrimmage ahead of next Saturday's opener. Two sophomore linemen Masnaghetti and Berigan were on the varsity line yesterday.
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Vry
University of Wisconsin
Larry Hanzel
Waukegan
Forest Parish
Marinette
Jack Lemancyzek
Milwaukee
Darel Tetak
Oshkosh
Jerry Schaefer
Boscobel
Ivy Wis
Karl Rustman
Oak Park
Farmer Metz Leads In Kansas City Open
Farmer Metz on his Arkansas City farm led the third round of the Kansas City Open at Swope Park. After two days he posted 137 strokes on the 6319 yard par 72 course, seven under par, with Jim Ferrier and Young Bill Nary one stroke back.
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Cengre Peeeeeetman
Dick Metz
Metz
Turnesa and Gaillard Lead Waite Memorial Golf Round Two
Defending champions Turnesa of Elmsford New York and Dr Everett Gaillard of Scarsdale New York led into the second round of the fourth annual Waite memorial best ball golf tournament today.
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NAW
Willie Turnesa
Elmsford
N. Y
Everett Gaillard
Scarsdale
Ashby and Myers Set for Golf Semi Final Bout
Robert Buehler awaits the outcome of a 2:30 p m tee off in the golf semi final between Carlton E Ashby and R J Myers over 18 holes with no strokes. Sunday's 18 hole final follows.
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Ashby, Myers
Robert Buehler
Carlton E. Ashby
R. J. Myers
Steensrud Decries Poor Blocking In Monroe Scrimmage
Monroe high school grid candidates endured a two hour dummy scrimmage at Recreation park. Coach Gay Steensrud labeled the blocking sad and noted many linemen and second platoon backs still did not know their plays after two weeks of practice. Coaches planned pass perfection before brief cut to scout Fort Atkinson, which trampled Jefferson.
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Gay Steensrud
Monroe High School
Recreation Park
Steensrud
Simpson
Edward
Jefferson
Fort Atkinson
Bucb
Rieder
Soddy
Prisk
Pierce
Norton
Andereck
Wells
Mai Rer
Goodman
Ethridge
McArdle
Richard Hyland
Whipple
Quinn
Rygh
Ivey
James Hyland
Staffon
Schmerse
Bruni
Schwaiger
Albert Burn
Wesley Wandflith
Blanc
Marty
Robertson
Davis
Rudy Speich
Richard McArdle
Bob Carter
Brodhead Gridders Open Six Man Season at Benton
Brodhead high's six man football team opens Friday September 23 at Benton under coach Al Erickson with 11 letter winners and a 27 man squad. Home opener is September 30 vs Brooklyn. season includes October 7 Belleville here, October 14 at Orfordville, October 21 Argyle here for homecoming, and October 28 at New Glarus. Old guard includes Hein Derning Conway Fairman Ball Williams Markham Schultz Fowler Christensen Douglas. Contenders for starting spots include Pierce Bliss Erickson Smith Stuessy Ellis Douglas Truman Lederman Johnson Ten Eyck Lipton Lipton Schuetz Coomer.
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Brodhead
al Erickson
Brodhead High
Benton
Brooklyn
Belleville
Orfordville
Argyle
New Glarus
William Hein
John Derning
Robert Conway
Donald Fairman
Elwin Ball
David Williams
Richard Markham
Harold Schultz
Clayton Fowler
Keith Christensen
Walter Douglas
Cardinals
Guy Pierce
Robert Bliss
Curtis Erickson
Bernard Smith
Eugene Stuessy
Ethan Ellis
Stanley Douglas
James Williams
Norman Truman
Donald Lederman
Wilbert Johnson
Tom Ten Eyck
George Lipton
Henry Lipton
Karl Schuetz
Harmon Coomer
Stymie Seeks Edge in Edgemere Handicap at Aqueduct
Stymie, the eight year old star known as racing's potential first equine millionaire, runs in the Edgemere handicap at Aqueduct. The $20,000-added race covers a mile and a furlong with stout rivals challenging the famed horse from the turf.
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Stymie
New York
Aqueduct
Yost Wins Semi Final in Mt Horeb Club Golf Match
Miss Kathryn Yost of Monroe yesterday won her semi final race in the Mt Horeb country club women's handicap tournament. Her finals opponent has not yet been decided. Also a note that the wolf is found only in northern Michigan and Wisconsin east of the Mississippi.
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Kathryn Yost
Monroe
Mt. Horeb Country Club
Mississippi River
Michigan
Wisconsin
Rutsch and Kramer Clean Up Night in Womens Bowling Series
In Saaramuisen and Progres sive leagues multiple teams posted strong showings. Lena Gruenwald and Helen Burkhard led No 2 and No 1 with high scores, while Mae Davidson Esther Anderson and Kathryn Ball posted notable opens and series. Betty Ronald had the night’s high game with 172, and Ralph Lueck and Beckman crews posted top counts in the men’s matches.
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Saaramuisen Orie
Mae Davidson
Esther Anderson
Anderson
Body Shop
Martin’s Sporting Goods
Kathryn Ball
Betty Ronald
Johnson
Pontiac
Implement
Monroe
Edith Segner
Ethan Discher
Margie Cullen
Violet Larson
Charm Center
Fritz Cleaners
Lucille Ames
D. Hartwig
Clarno Goldenrods
E. Hubert
Gladys Huber
Hunt
Mary Hackle
R. Kramer
Wenger
Kramer
Gerald Swiggum
Ralph Lueck
Steffin
Huber Beer
Monroe Hotel
Booth Jr
R. Holcomb
Beckman
S. R. Beckman
Woodford
Ray Kundert
Chuck Buehler
William Hamnan
H. F. Binkley
Kunderta
Buehler
William Wedeski
Bob Kubly
Snead Welcomed by Friends Upon England Visit
Sam Snead, the U S PGA champion, arrived in London for the Ryder Cup with many American teammates and golf writers greeting him at a welcoming party. The gathering drew a host of friends as Snead prepared for his third trip to Britain.
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London
Sam
Snead
Britain
Mighty Grattan Captures Hoosier Futurity at Indiana Fair
Mighty Grattan driven by Doc Parshall won the $9,419 Hoosier Futurity for two year old pacers as the Grand Circuit concluded a five day meet at the Indiana state fair.
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Mighty Grattan
Indianapolis
Doc Parshall
Indiana
Vander Meer Shines for Reds and Dodgers Fall to Giants
Brooklyn kept within a game of the Cardinals as Vander Meer triumphed over St. Louis for the Reds. The Giants defeated the Dodgers 10-1 at Ebbets Field with Koslo and Roe holding the mound and Thomson and Thompson delivering key homers. Ellis Kinder pitched the Red Sox to a 7-1 win over the Yankees, reentering the pennant race.
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Associated Press
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Johnny Vander Meer
Cincinnati Reds
St. Louis Cardinals
Vander Meer
Red Birds
Vandy
Philadelphia
Chicago
Andy Pafko
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh Pirates
Dodgers
New York Giants
Ebbets Field
Dave Koslo
Giants
Preacher Roe
Ralph Branca
Rex Barney
Koslo
Roe
Branca
Cuban Fighter Plans Jump to 160 Weight
Kid Gavilan moves up to middleweight after a decisive victory over Rocky Castellani in Chicago. The Cuban fighter, backed by Angel Lopez, eyes bouts with Rocky Graziano if Graziano defeats Charlie Fusari.
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New York
Kid Gavilan
Chicago
Jack
Rocky Castellani
Reed
Rocky Graziano
Charie Fusari
Angel Lopez
Gavilan
Negroes in Atlanta Hold Balance in Vote
The first time Negroes voted in Atlanta in the Democratic primary they proved to be the balance of power. The Wednesday primary renominated Mayor William B. Hartsfield by 102 votes over three opponents, a result that means election. The city executive committee made the results official. Hartsfield gained thousands of votes in precincts with large Negro populations.
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Atlanta
William B. Hartsfield
Derby's Col Winn Undergoes Surgery
An 88 year old promoter of the Kentucky Derby Col Matt Winn underwent minor surgery for a chronic intestinal disorder. Doctors were not unduly alarmed. Col Winn's son in law Louis J Herrmann said the operation was minor and his daughter was at his bedside.
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Col
Matt Winn
Winn
Louis J. Herrmann
Col. Winn
Marines Receive Air Award in Pacific Action
Major Donald G H Jaeckels of Winneconne Wisconsin is among 15 marine air officers honored with distinguished flying crosses and air medals for heroism in the Pacific over the past year. The awards reflect intense combat and aerial achievement by U S Marines in the theater.
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Washington
Donald G. H. Jaeckels
Winnecone
Wis
Marine Air
Pacific
Cheese Market Holds Steady Amid Weekend Slump
The Swiss cheese market stayed near steady across grades except grinders for the weekend ending Sept. 8. Grinders weakened as demand was light after the holiday. Receipts rose seasonally while speculative interest remained light. Prices varied by grade with Wisconsin assemble points showing mostly 44-45 cents for grade A and 37-40 for grade B, grinders around 31 cents. Dairy markets overall steady to firm with butter up as fluid milk, cream ample, and CCC support strengthening values.
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Helen E. Steurs
Wisconsin
USDA
CCC
Flying Ant Invasion Bites Milwaukee Residents Hard
Millions of flying ants swarmed Milwaukee after warm weather, biting people in eyes, ears, necks and mouths. Muri Deusing, city museum education curator, says annual swarms occur but this burst is concentrated due to recent cold and sunny days.
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Milwaukee
Muri Deusing
City Museum
Albany Notes on Local Visits and Polio Illness
Mrs. Lottie Lewis returned from Milwaukee visiting Rev. R. C. Werner and family and Janesville with Mrs. Alva Lloyd. Karen Petersen of Wisconsin Dells is improving in a Milwaukee hospital where she is ill with polio. Harold Smith's children David and Anna Mae, at west of Albany, are improving from virus polio at Wisconsin General Hospital Madison.
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Henry Blumer
Wisconsin General Hospital
Madison
Lottie Lewis
Milwaukee
Grover King
East Delavan
R. C. Werner
Janesville
Alva Lloyd
Karen Petersen
Wisconsin Dells
Harold Smith
Albany
David
Anna Mae
Wisconsin General, I Hospital
Socialist Showdown Looms as Britain Faces Crises
The 1945 Labour government in Britain confronts an imminent general election amid deep economic trouble and strikes blamed on communists. Trade union leaders warn the party to stay in power, while voters weigh whether socialist policies improved the economy or if Conservative approaches would have fared better. The outcome hinges on revelations from the Britain Canada United States conference and the public’s verdict on economic recovery.
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Dewitt MacKenzie
New York
England
Washington
John Bull
William Lawther
Great British Trades Union Congress
James Griffiths
Labor Party
TUC
Sir William
Britain
Senators Okayed China Arms Fund for Global Aid
A Senate committee approved a $1.314 billion global arms bill with $75 million earmarked for anti-communist aid in the Far East. The measure provides $1 billion to rearm NATO nations. Chairman Connally said only minor issues remain before a final committee vote Monday.
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Washington
Senate
Far East
Senate Foreign Relations and Armed Services Committees
Connally
Foreign Relations Committee
Argyle to Host Annual Community and Homecoming Festival
The Argyle End-of-Month Festival marks the annual community and homecoming event on Friday and Saturday, Sept 30 and 31. Re elected officers C A LaVasser president Roy Simpson vice president Ralph Pedersen secretary and A P Larson treasurer will appoint superintendents for the many exhibits.
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Argyle
C. A. LaVasser
Roy Simpson
Ralph Pedersen
A. P. Larson
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Pals
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Nanking
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Millers
Brewers
Monroe Gun Club
Doldrum
Fray
Serlet
William Steinhort
Senators
Okay China Arms Fund
Ben F. Feldt
Mr. and
Mrs
Roscoe A. Hastings
Nee Lillian Rose Marty
Turner Hall
Alaska Patrol
Virginia Mayo
Eddie Bracken Irl
Jones Beach
Somare
Richard Widmark
Darnell Veronica
Margaret Mitchell
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