Browntown and Waffle Shop Clash In Replay Night
Tonight at 7 30 the Waffle Shop faces Browntown in a replay of a 21 1 game won by the Waffle Shop before a protest over a minor league pitcher led to tonight’s rematch. The winner meets Carter Gruenwald for the major league title round. Tomorrow the season ends with the winner against Browntown.
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Browntown
Waffle Shop
Carter
Gruenwald
Carter-Gruenwald
Benkett’s
Phillips
Smith
Monroe Cardinals
UW Scrimmage Shows Good and Bad Over Parses
Wisconsin football completed its first scrimmage of the season with the Reds defeating the Whites 24 to 12. Bob Petruska Lake Mills quarterback starred with a passing TD and two setups while Harlan Carl Greenwood sophomore stood out with 33 35 and 30 yard sprints.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Reds
Bob Petruska
Lake Mills
Harlan Carl
Greenwood
Petruska
Carl
Rollie Strelow
Wausau
Tildengers
Lake Geneva
Ill
Roy Burks
Louisville
Bob Radcliffe
West Allis
Jim Hammond
Appleton
Ed Withers
Sox Split Pair Cubs Chew Dust
Chicago pitcher Ray Scarborough earned his 13th win as the White Sox edged Detroit 5-4 in the second game of a doubleheader after a 1-0 opener loss. Don Kolloway hit a key eighth inning homer as Scarborough closed out the ninth with a tying run aboard. In Cincinnati, the Cubs were swept 12-5 and 2-1 as the Reds dominated the season series 17-4. Both clubs were idle next day.
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Chicago
Ray Scarborough
Detroit
Tigers
Chicago White Sox
Comiskey Park
New York
Boston
Scarborough
Don Kolloway
Sox
Tiger
Eddie Robingson
Cincinnati
Chicago Cubs
Reds
Cubs
New Packer Team Turns Back Baltimore Milwaukee-()
Green Bay Packers defeat Baltimore Colts 16 to 14 in an exhibition at state fair park. Tobin Rote and Al Baldwin connected for a strong passing and receiving duo reminiscent of Isbell Hutson. Ted Fritsch added a 12 yard field goal. Chet Mutryn and Rex Grossman contributed for the Colts in a tight game.
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Milwaukee
Green Bay Packers
Baltimore Colts
State Fair Park
Tobin Rote
al Baldwin
Cecil Isbell
Don Hutson
Colts
Bays
Adrian Burk
Chet Mutryn
Green Bay
Ted Fritsch
Mutryn
Pakers
Rex Grossman
Newhouser Dominates But Tigers Split Doubleheader
Hal Newhouser fired 12 scoreless innings in the opener as Detroit edged Chicago 1 0 in a marathon, while the second game saw a three run ninth inning rally fall short and the Tigers lose 5 4. New York and Boston won their games, narrowing Detroit's AL lead as Detroit begins a home stand versus Washington, with Newhouser delivering his first 1950 shutout in top form.
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Chicago
Hal Newhouser
New York
Boston
Detroit Tigers
Hal
Chicago White Sox
Tigers
Detroit
Yankees
Red Sox
Yanks
Washington
Senators
Newhouser
Randy Gumpert
Hoot Evers
Johnny Groth
Baseball Scoreboard Shows Mixed Results Across Leagues
The Associated Press scoreboard highlights National and American League standings with results from games across cities. Notable shows include Philadelphia and Brooklyn both posting wins and losses, while rain delays and postponed games affect tomorrow’s schedules in Boston Chicago Philadelphia St Louis Washington New York Cleveland and Detroit.
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Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Boston
New York
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Chicago
Cchicago
Ameraac
K& Pet
ARES
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
Wee
Marines elect Lorbecki chief devil dog in honor society
Francis Lorbecki of Milwaukee was named chief devil dog of the Military Order of Devil Dogs the Marine league's honor society. Paul Corbin of Janesville was elected dog robber.
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Marines
Washington
Francis Lorbecki
Milwaukee
Military Order of Devil Dogs
Marine League
Paul Corbin
Janesville
Williamson 40 Big Ten Players May Get Call To Colors
The Big Ten faces a football season with about 40 players and Wisconsin head coach Ivy Williamson as reservists or guardsmen ready for call. Most of the 600 plus conference players remain draft eligible though few ROTC and World War II veterans are noted. Notre Dame shows a similar military picture with five players in ROTC and several ex servicemen among the squad.
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Chicago
Big Ten
Wisconsin
Ivy Williamson
Notre Dame
Midwest
Bob Toneff
Paul Burns
Billy Barrett
John Petitbon
del Gander
Bill Flynn
Bill Gay
Jack Landry
Janesville Ball Club Bowls In Playoff Tilt
Oshkosh defeats Jamesville 2-1 in game one of the Wisconsin state league final series. Joe Margoneri walked Harold Handley with the bases loaded for Janesville’s lone run. Series resumes tonight in Oshkosh with three straight games at Janesville looming. bleachers at the park owned by the school board may be dismantled for football use.
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Oshkosh
Jamesville
Wisconsin State Eague
Aesville
Joe Margoneri
Harold Handley
Janesville
Steensrud Men Tune for Friday Scrimmage at Darlington
Coach Gay Steensrud and assistants Fred R. Simpson Arch Edwards direct daily scrimmages to select the 11 starters for Friday. The Cheese Makers open the season at Darlington with a small but fast lineup and a backfield showing improving pass reception. Last year’s record was four wins three losses and one tie. Home opener vs Warren on Sept 21 marks first Monroe appearance on Warren’s schedule. Six Southern Ten teams are listed with the first meet at Wisconsin Dells on Sept 29.
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Gay Steensrud
Darlington
Steensrud
Fred R. Simpson
Arch Edwards
The
Cheesemakers
Warren, Ill
Warren
Monroe
Wisconsin Dells
Wisconsin cash balance dips in September report
Madison Wisconsin State Treasurer Warren Smith announced a cash balance of 14092918 on September 1 down from 16471564 a month earlier August disbursements reached 47121383 while receipts totaled 44742737 reflecting the state's cash position.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Warren Smith
Woman Golfers Open Tournament in Atlanta
Eighty two top women players from America and Britain began the 50th United States National Amateur at East Lake. The field lists 105, with 23 players receiving byes or free rounds as opponents failed to appear. Dorothy Kirby, near East Lake and a Curtis Cup contender, defaulted, boosting expectations she may join play tomorrow.
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Atlanta
America
Britain
United States Golf Association
League Bowling To Start Tonight In City Venues
League bowling opens this evening with events at Recreation Club and Pleasure Bend alleys. At 7 p m Minor No 3 and Pleasure and Firemen start, at 9 p m Classic and Argyle teams compete. About 19 leagues and 120 men and 44 women are entered across the season.
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Recreation Club
Pleasure Bend
E. H. Schober
City Association
Pleasure and Firemen
Argyle
Monticello Social Notes Include Stuessy Visits
Mrs. O. D. Curtis reports Mr. and Mrs. Robin Stuessy and Frederick Washington D C and Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Stuessy and Mary Ellen Madison spent Thursday with their father and grandfather Nic Freitag. Mrs. Charles Niles Monroe visited Mrs. Yolanda Richards Thursday. Dick Zentner returned home Friday from the assessor's school at Fond du Lac. Mrs. C. M. Stauffer entertained.
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Robin Stuessy
Frederick
Washington
D. C
Edwin Stuessy
Mary Ellen
Madison
Nic Freitag
Charles Niles
Monroe
Yolanda Richards
Dick Zentner
Fond du Lac
C. M. Stauffer
Social Notes From Cheese Day At Monroe
The report lists numerous attendees including Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Stauffer Mrs. Hazel Kundert and Kenny Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Voegels Mrs. Elwood Schwers and others at Cheese day in Monroe. A visit by Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Agen Nelson and Michael Cumberland to Henry C. Elmer’s family is noted with Mrs. Elwood Schwers of Rice Lake visiting.
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Contract Bridge Club
Martha Steinmann
Auction Bridge
Monroe
C. M. Stauffer
Hazel Kundert
Kenny
Thomas Voegels
Elwood Schwers
Bessie Youngreen
Bertha Loveland
Florence
Robert Holcomb Sr
Fred C. Marty
Lawrence
Robert Holcomb Jr
Clarence Loveland
Charles M. Rolph
Herman Feenie
Thomas Brusveen
Dick Freitag
John Elmer
Darlyne
Ralph Pearson
Bertha Keller
Yolanda Richards
Melvin Agen
Nelson and
Michael
Cumberland
Henry C. Elmer
Rice Lake
Thomas Voegeli
Mrs. Ross Graham Dies in Hammond Indiana
Mrs. Ross Graham 75 of Huron South Dakota died yesterday at her daughter’s home in Hammond Indiana. Born Mattie Graham in Monroe she was a 1895 Monroe High School graduate and taught in Green County before marrying Ross Graham of Spring Grove in 1899. She leaves 14 children.
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Charles R. Mackey
10Th Street
Ross Graham
Huron
S. D
Graham
Mattie Graham
Steve
Emma Jones Mackey
Monroe
Hammond
Ind
Green County
Spring Grove
German Journalists to Study American Newspapers at Wisconsin
Nine German journalists including three women depart by train for the University of Wisconsin to spend a year studying American newspaper methods. The party is led by Erwin Boll news editor of Augsburg daily and met by Prof. Frank Thayer at the university.
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Madison New York
University of Wisconsin
Erwin Boll
Augsburg
Germany
Frank Thayer
Kentucky Brothers Face Federal Trial For Cincinnati Bank Robbery
Three Nolen brothers Joseph W Nolen 25 John M Nolen 22 and Ballard F Nolen 20 went on trial in a federal court for the July 26 robbery of the Corryville branch of the Fifth Third Union Trust Co in Cincinnati totaling about 35000 dollars.
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Cincinnati
Joseph W. Nolen
John M. Nolen
Ballard F. Nolen
Corryville
Fifth Third Union Trust Co
Two Die in Waukesha County Crash
Two women were killed and two men injured in a two vehicle crash six miles east of Waukesha. The deceased were Mrs. Mildred Nicolai 50 and Mrs. Vesta Kuntz 52, both Milwaukee residents.
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Waukesha
Here
Mildred Nicolai
Vesta Kuntz
Milwaukee
Notable Officials Attend Cheese Day Event
Governors, secretaries, chamber leaders, and civic figures joined the Cheese Day official committee in Madison Beloit Chicago and Freeport. Attendees included Gov Rennebohm with John Sonderegger Reginald Whitson Oscar Nelson and H J Weavers among others representing the dairy sector Swiss consulate general Swiss chamber of commerce and WHA music director Kay Claire Don Voegeli.
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Gov
Rennebohm
John Sonderegger
Madison
Reginald Whitson
Oscar Nelson
Beloit Chamber of Commerce
Robert
Albert Zollinger
Fred Moor
Oscar Vogler
Chicago
American Swiss Chamber of Commerce
H. J. Weavers
State Department of Agriculture
H. E. Kasten
Beloit
A. D. Telfair
C. Henry Bloom
Ralph W. Ebbott
Fr. Atkinson Chamber of Commerce
M. S. Engelbrecht
Freeport
Harry Fox
Janesville
Emil Jost
Lawrence H. Smith
Racine
Walter Garness
Kay Claire
Don Voegeli
WHA
Dr. Schilling
Local Social and Getaway News From New Glarus Area
New Glarus reports golf by Mrs Arthur A Doyle and companions at Mt Horeb. Herman Matzinger and family return from trips to Land O Lakes Manitowish and Ashland. Arthur Gessler of Milwaukee visits his Gessler parents over the holiday weekend. Monday visitors include Mrs Mary Luchsinger with several guests from Stoughton Denver Beloit Peoria and others. Hamilton plans to attend LaCrosse State Teachers College this fall. The Alexander and Wernd families host visitors as well.
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Gilbert Ott
Harlow Werule
C. H. Barthe
Mt. Horeb
Herman Matzinger
Land O'Lakes
Manitowish
Ashland
Arthur Gessler
Milwaukee
Henry Gessier
Mary Luchsinger
Margaret Sollivan
Stoughton
Bill Hamilton
Denver
John Zimmerman
Beloit
Mary Clee Luchsinger
Peoria
Louis Schoch
Hamilton
LaCrosse State Teachers College
Edwin Alexander
Ray Wernd
Deteriorated Birth Notice From Madison Area
Mr and Mrs Arnold Zumkehr of Madison announce the birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Stanley Finke on Tuesday September 5 at St Marys hospital in Madison. Mrs Elsie Duerst and daughter Jeannette have moved into their home. Duerst is employed at Stricklers market replacing Mrs Eugene Strotten who will move to Madison with her husband.
Bussman Wins Schwing Crown at Cheese Day Event
John Bussman of Warren Illinois earned 57.50 points out of 60 to win the Schwing crown on Cheese Day. Second place went to Adolph Ruef of Brodhead with Rudy Kopp of Monticello finishing third. a tie for fourth between Marvin Woethrich Orangeville and Ernest Ammon Monroe. Miss Darlene Adelman crowned Bussman. Ernest Lehr refereed. judges were William Jenatsch Monroe and George Holenstein Darlington.
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John Bussman
Warren
Bussman
Wa S&s
Adolph Ruef
Brodhead
Rudy Kopp
Monticello
Marvin Woethrich
Orangeville
Ernest Ammon
Monroe
Darlene Adelman
Ernest Lehr
William Jenatsch
George Holenstein
Darlington
Air Filter Staffs Begin Training at Green Bay Center
Volunteers to staff Green Bay air filter center one of 19 central aircraft detection points in the defense system start training September 19 and 20. About 300 men and women will operate the center which will receive reports from 600 observation stations in Wisconsin and Michigan’s upper peninsula. They will be trained as spotters tellers and plotters.
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Green Bay
Willl
Wisconsin
Upper Peninsula
Michigan
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