Dodgers and Cards Prepare for Key Series With Wins
Dodgers beat Phillies 4-1 as St Louis stays two games up with a 4-1 win over Philadelphia. Rube Melton shut out Cincinnati 8-0, while Boston crushed Chicago 10-2 and Pittsburgh topped New York 7-4. Detroit 9-1 over Boston, Yankees fall to Cleveland 4-2. Gerry Priddy belts two homers for Washington in 4-2 win over Chicago.
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Associated Press
Brooklyn
Kirby Higbe
Phillias
Chuck Dressen
Hugh Casey
Art Jerring
Hank Behrman
Ralph Branca
St. Louis
Rube Melton
Cincinnati
Howie Pollet
Red Birds
Dodgers
Ed Heusser
Phillies
Harry Brecheen
Blix Donnelly
Boston Braves
Chicago Cubs
Johnny Sain
Braves
Bruins
Pittsburgh
New York
Giants
al Gerheauser
Tigers
Bosox
Boston Red Sox
Detroit
Boston
Yankees
Cleveland
Yanks
Red Sox
Gerry Priddy
Washington
Chicago
Marino Pieretti
Philadelphia
How They Stand and Scores From The Day
Baseball standings show St. Louis 37 30 and Brooklyn leading with strong totals. League results include St. Louis 5 Philadelphia 1 and Pittsburgh 7 New York 4. Tomorrow’s schedule features NL games in Brooklyn and NY, AL night clashes, and AA playoffs with Minneapolis and Louisville leading.
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St. Louis
Brooklyn
Oy. Sil
Chicago
Boston
Sceenee
Detroit
New York
Washington
Sacs Os
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Mineappolis
Louisville
St. Paul
Major League Players and Owners Near Reform Pact
New York report says National League players and major league club owners are near final agreement on a 10 point reform platform awaiting ratification in New York. Dixie Walker of Brooklyn chairs the NL players’ new executive council. Key points include a $5,000 minimum wage $25 weekly during spring training a 10 day release clause and a pension and security fund.
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New York
Dixie Walker
Brooklyn
Joe Louis seeks quick finish against Tami Mauriello in Yan kee bout
Joe Louis predicts a fast fight with Tami Mauriello at Yan kee stadium in Pompton Lakes New Jersey. He says Mauriello will press the attack and that the bout could end in the first round or soon after. Bookmakers list 12 to 1 against Louis ending early. Louis expects to win and anticipates a tough exchange.
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Joe Louis
Tami Mauriello
Pompton Lakes
N. J
Yankee Stadium
Tami
Joe
Bronx
64 Qualify for Amateur Tourney
Springfield N J with Skee Riegel of Glendale California and Upper Darby Pennsylvania among 64 survivors in the national amateur golf championship opening match play at the Torrey Club. Riegel set a 136 qualifying record and faces Bob Babbish of Royal Oak Michigan after 36-hole qualifying. Smiley Quick from Inglewood California defeated Henry Martell the Canadian champion on the road to the 64-player field.
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Springfield
N. J
Skee Riegel
Glendale
Calif
Upper Darby
Bob Babbish
Royal Oak
Mich
Smiley Quick
Freeport
Henry Martell
Edmonton
Alberta
Martell
Quick
Babbish
John W. Fischer
John W. Goodman
Chick Evans
Max Marston
Marvin
Bud) Ward
Spokane
Wash
John Sierge
Watchung
COLF
Middlecoff
Memphis
Smile
Inglewood
Social Notes From Monticello and Surrounding Towns
Mrs Minnie Marty leaves for Madison after a week with the John Dick family and plans to return to Los Angeles mid September. Local visits include Mr and Mrs Fred Beer Sr and son Ralph with the Rieses, and the Wittenwyrler, Bissig families after a week with the Washburns in Cleveland. Mrs Mary Ellen Gerlach of Wauwatosa and Miss Ellen Gerlach of Monroe are weekend visitors. Families share dinners and hospital visits, with several weekend calls in Beloit Racine Madison Cambridge and New Glarus contexts.
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Minnie Marty
Madison
John Dick
Marty
Los Angeles
Fred Beer Sr
Ralph
Monroe
Clifford Riese
John Wittenwyler
Herman
Matt Bissig
Washburn
A. G. Hill
Hill
Racine
Kenny
Bertha Keller
Hazel Kundert
James Knoblauch
Cambridge
Knoblauch
Watertown Hospital
Ellen Gerlach
Marshall Ingwell
Charles
Judith
New Glarus
H. A. Becker
State Plans Hiring Wardens For Fionting Season
The state conservation department will hire about 45 temporary wardens to enforce fishing and hunting rules ahead of the hunting season and expected rise in autumn violations. A J Robinson said the six Vilas county arrests over the weekend involved deer shining and enforcement efforts. Ernest and Adolph Kiemm of Medford were fined $100 on each of three counts and jailed 30 days on each for deer hunting with artificial lights, possession of deer during closed season, and transporting deer.
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Madison
A. J. Robinson
State Conservation Department
Vilas County
Robinson
Ernest
Adolph Kiemm
Medford
Andrew Olizoti
Merrill
David Buchowski
Jeter Jask
Joseph Lorbieck
Hatfield
Marathon County
Deer Country
Blanchardville Notes Include Family Gatherings and Shower
A family gathering at Carl Olson's Dodgeville home features Mr. and Mrs. Haugen Dearth Octtiber Rickard and others from Cross Plains Dodgeville Argyle Linden and this place. A miscellaneous shower for Miss Darleen Johnson occurs at the Watkins home with many relatives attending. A visit to Maurice Klosterman's includes Sylvan Disch and Elaine Waelti. Amos Steensland returns from Rochester after surgery.
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Carl Olson
Dodgeville
Martin Haugen
Cross Plains
Charles M. Dearth
Kenneth Octtiber
Argyle
Dolen Rickard
Hugh Rickard
Melvin
Linden
Hjalmer Haugen
John
David
Horeb
Henry M. Hanson
Darleen Johnson
George Watkins
Francis Menehan
Clarence Menehan
Monroe
Leo Foley
Nancy
Hazel Berg
Woodford
Elizabeth Burgess
Frances Connelly
Clarence Vick
Ole Olson
Alfred Gerber
Joyce
Sherman Larson
Howard Torkelson
Martin Bredeson
Garfield Colden
John O. Johnson
George Torkelson
Shirley Roff
Ancil Johnson
Oscar Johnson
Sylvan _ Disch
Belleville
Elaine Waelti
Verona
Maurice Klosterman
William Johnson
Joe Christmann Jr
Shelby
Oscar Paulsonome
Amos Steensland
Rochester
Minn
Peter O. Peterson
Oran Peterson
All Indiana Playoff Looms in 3 1 Loop
Evansville faces Terre Haute in a first prize playoff after Evansville beat Davenport 3 1 to take a 2 0 lead in the best five games. Dunker limited Davenport to seven scattered hits as Evansville scored runs in the first sixth and eighth innings to seize the edge toward the finals.
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Evansville
Ind
Indiana
Terre Haute
Davenport
Braves
Cubs
Dunker
Peters
Community Social Notes From Twin Grove Area
Social news records visits and family gatherings across nearby towns. The item lists numerous guests including the Beightols, Cox family, and others attending weddings, church services, and meals with extended relatives in Monroe Freeport Juda Rockford and Madison.
Social Guests Visit Area Families
At the John Matzke home Mr and Mrs Elmer Moellenberndt from Rock City Mrs Hurl Reed and daughter Florence of South Dakota Mr and Mrs Ralph Reed from Orangeville as well as Mr and Mrs P J Reed hosted and visited. Others include Mr and Mrs Carl Sipple and son Mr and Mrs Franklin Cam ron and Miss Nancy Camron at Clare Camron’s home. John Matzke and family were Sunday guests of Sanford Peterson in Argyle. P J Reed visited Freeport and Rockford over the weekend.
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Genoa
Clarence Strommen
Cyril Skaar
Donald
David
Rockford
Chicago
Cubs
Cardinals
John
Robert Thompson
Everett Wamstad
Clayton Thompson
Lake Chetek
James Hendrickson
Vernon Hanson
Madison College
Mary Runden
Myron Wilcox
Black Earth
Carl Ayen
Alvin Colden
Hollandale
Isabel Disrud
Madison
Arnold Steiner
Lester Everson
Alice Everson
Argyle
Melvin Nelson
Barneveld
Peter Peterson
Merlin Paulson
Randall
Oscar Paulson
J. H. Envick
Jud Cowan
Margaret Kueng
Ernest Lehmman
St. Victor's
Floyd Chambers
J. H. Beightol
Harley Clark
J. H. Emrich
Minnie Raymer
Monroe
Harry Emrich
Freeport
Baptist Church
Juda
Albert Bell
Oscar Walters
William Bell
T. DeHaven
John Matzke
Guy Boyer
James Boyer
Ver Boyer
Sam Matzke
J. S. Shelton
Harley
Elmer Moellenberndt
Rock City
Hurl Reed
Florence
South Dakota
Ralph Reed
Orangeville
P. J. Reed
Carl Sipple
Franklin Camron
Nancy Camron
Clare Camron
Sanford Peterson
Brooklyn Plans 6 Man Football This Fall
Brooklyn will field a 6 man high school football team in 1946 under coach Art Greenbalgh. A 3 game schedule is set with 18 candidates and plans to expand in 1947. The roster includes Armstrongs Fred and Herbert and others such as Roger Borst Eugene Smith and Lloyd Thompson. The schedule lists Oct 4 New Glarus at home and Oct 11 Brodhead away with Oct ? and Oct ? to follow.
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Brooklyn
Brooklyn High School
Art Greenbalgh
Greenbalgh
Herbert Armstrong
Fred Armstrong
Mike Armstrong
Roger Borst
Bob Elmer
Robert Elsner
Virgil Hitchcock
Pete Jacobson
Jack Keehm
Leonard Krueger
Ervin
Local Notes and Society Updates from Brodhead
Nellie Woodstock is ill at home. Mrs Jake Rhyner Jr teaches Clarence school. W C T U meets Thursday with Mrs Otto Popanz. Mr Harold Kundert and family, and Mrs Helen Stoll return from Pearl City. Joan Stoll spent a month there and returns with them. Ann Olmstead resumes studies at Spencerian Business College in Milwaukee. Mrs Andrew Schwartzlow hosts the Monday club. Swann Gehr American Legion auxiliary holds meeting with officers elected: Mrs Glenn Pfisterer president and Mrs Mabel ?
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Nellie Woodstock
Jake Rhyner Jr
Clarence
Otto Popanz
Harold Kundert
Joseph
Helen Stoll
Pearl City
Joan Stoll
Ann Olmstead
Milwaukee
Spencerian Business College
Andrew Schwartzlow
Swann-Gehr American Legion Auxiliary
Glenn Pfisterer
Mabel
Timm and Behrens Lead Local Church and Club Figures
Timm becomes first vice president with Mrs Carrie Derning as second vice president and Miss Irma Timm as chaplain along with new board member Miss Charlotte Preston. Behrens, now residing here, serves as pianist at the Methodist church with a long history in church music. Betty Lou Dixon undergoes surgery at Wisconsin General Hospital in Madison where Elmer Dixon and daughter Roberta were visiting. Billy Swanton resides with grandparents Will and Mrs Swanton while Frederick Swanton is ill with polio in Madison.
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Elmer Dixon
Roberta
Madison
Betty Lou
Wisconsin General Hospital
Yost Brothers Buy Texas Guest Ranch
Two former Monroe residents, Dean A. and Glen L. Yost, sons of Mrs. Albert Yost, have purchased the Double Y guest ranch in Arlington, Texas, located between Fort Worth and Dallas. The purchase marks the brothers’ entry into the guest ranch business with the property formerly known as a local establishment.
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Yost
Texas Guest Ranch
Monroe
Texas
Dean A
Glen L. Yost
Albert Yost
Ilth Street
Arlington
Ft. Worth
Dallas
Double Y Ranch Offers Rustic 100 Acre Retreat
The Double Y ranch spans 100 acres with cit rus, log cabins for guests, a 9 room stone house with natural fireplaces, sunken living room and stone patio. It features breakfast rides and moonlight rides with barbecues and cowboy music for a western atmosphere. Mildew removal tip included for shower curtains using lemon juice and salt.
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Brooks
Monticello
O. D. Curtis
Farm Auction Service
Alvin Schmid
State
Blanchardville
W. F. McGuigan
Winslow
W. Freese
Winslow Col
BE. Sprague
Burkhard
Twin Grove
Ie Tes
Gamblea the Friendly Store
Brodhead
Donald L. Collins
Goeck
Tire — Battery Service
Turner Hall
Mae
Goetz
Bing Crosby
Ingrid Bergman
ST. Mary
Cowboy
Hoosier
Geigel Implement CO
9Th Street
Monroe, Wis
Karlen & Steinman
Porraart Guananiers
Ford Hopkins CO
Coca-Cola Company
Freeport Coca-Cola Bottling Company
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