Cardinals Crush Dodgers and Headed for National Loop Flag
The St Louis Cardinals dominated the Dodgers 11 to 2 as Stan Musial Enos Slaughter Whitey Kurowski and Joe Garagiola homered in a one sided game. George Munger returns to seek his third straight title and Eddie Dyer plans more pitching opportunities as the club eyes the pennant.
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Associated Press
Louis Caraimais
Boston Mead
Joe Cronin
Detroit
Feller
Sox
Tigers
Yankees
New Yorkers
Philadelphia
Phils
Pittsburgh
Boston Braves
Pirates
Washington Senators
Browns
St. Louis
de Monte Kennedy
New York Giants
Cincinnati Reds
Chicago
White Sox
Philadelphia Athletics
South Wayne Social Notes Visit and Gift Sale Report
Mrs. Harry Z Maddrell reports visits by Mr and Mrs Mervyn Chapman and Mrs Edward A Chapman to Edward Chapman in St. Clare hospital. Local residents including Orville Galemy and several couples attended a South Wayne Memorial Union Church gift sale luncheon run by Sunday school. Queen Esther class met at a farm home for devotion and a pot luck lunch. Jonas Burmeister and others joined the Memorial Union Church luncheon program and gift sale on Wednesday.
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Mervyn Chapman
Edward A. Chapman
Edward Chapman
St. Clare Hospital
Orville Galemy
Winslow
Homer Clark
Woodford
Elmer Homt
Warren
George Smith
Tom Middleton
Edward Johnson
Elwin Maddrell
Wm. Larson
Grace Johnson
Chris Walier
Florence Lovelas
Alvin Berger
Albert Johnson
H. Hendrickson
Joe Larson
Wiocta
South Wayne Memorial Union Church
Isadore Smith
Queen Esther
Norman Olson
Jonas Burmeister
Clara Bragg
Fred Doring
Gratiot
Wm. Shager
Memorial Union Church
Stoughton Edgerton Grid Teams Opening 1946 Season
Milwaukee reports Wisconsin high school football kicks off the 1946 season with many teams traveling for early games. Last year saw 21 seniors part of undefeated campaigns, as major conferences wait for official schedules while Milwaukee’s city conference had several warmup games.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Milwaukee City
Waukesha
Purple Raiders
Two Rivers
Manitowoc
Indians
H. F. Quandt
Tomah Indians
New Lisbon
la Crosse Aquinas
Bob Fenske
Berlin Wigwam
Golf season ends with lively club event and novelties
A large turnout of 71 golfers competed at the Country Club in a day of mixed results and novelty prizes. Deb Share topped the field with net 72 on a 5 handicap. Rolland Etter and Ralph Stauflacher tied for second at 74. A chicken dinner capped the evening as Smiley Quick returned to national amateur action.
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Golf Ho 4 Nye
Geox Put
Deb Share
Rolland Etter
Ralph Stauflacher
Race Driver Charles Beatty Dies From Injuries
Charles T. Beatty a 73 year old race horse driver died in a Belvidere hospital after critical injuries from a Saturday race accident at Belvidere Alabama He had driven Dr Hart at the 1946 Green County fair races and was a familiar figure on racing circuits Funeral services will be in Beaver Dam his hometown Surviving are his widow a son and three daughters
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Charles T. Beatty
Belvidere
Beatty
Dr. Hart
Beaver Dam
Baseball Standings and Results Highlights
Standings show St Louis, Brooklyn, and New York atop their leagues with Brooklyn at 623 games, Cincinnati 58-77, and Philadelphia leading the American League. Yesterday’s results include St Louis defeating Brooklyn 10-2 and New York over Cincinnati 4-1. Playoff notes: Indianapolis leads Minneapolis 2-1 and Louisville trails St Paul 1-2.
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Boston
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cleveland
Detroit
New York
Washington
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Louisville
Residents Visitation Spotted in New Glarus Community
Monticello and Monroe residents including Mrs. O D Curtis Mr Otto Babler and families visited relatives in New Glarus. Dwight Zweifel with Bobby and Jimmy called in Monroe. Albert Knobel Mrs Donald Knobel Phillip Kay Ann and Emily Jordan visited Josh Hoesly family in New Glarus.
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Otto Babler
New Glarus Tucsy
Dwight Zweifel
Bobby
Jimmy
Monroe
Albert Knobel
Donald Knobel
Phillip
Kay Ann
Emily Jordan
New Glarus
Josh Hoesly
Willits in National Amateur Semifinal at Springfield NJ
Willits Kansas City poised for 36 hole semifinal in the national amateur championship. Teammate Bishop Quick Kammer and Sweeny also reach quarterfinals while Middleton and Lind fall behind in the afternoon rounds.
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Willits
Bishop Quick
Kammer In
Springfield
N. J
Simon Pure Parbusters
Biond
Bob Willits
Kansas City
S. m
Ted) Bishop
New England
Smiley L. Quick
A. Fred Kammer Jr
Detroit
Bob Sweeny
Palm Beach
Bishop
Dedham
Mass
Dick Chapman
Charles
Babe) Lind
Ragewater
Cole
Lind
Denver University
Marvin Ward
Spokane
Spring Grove Obituary and Local Notices
Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon for Frank A. Haas of Oak ley at State Line church. Haas, a World War I veteran, died at Wisconsin General hospital Madison after years of illness. The item lists numerous local social events, weddings, visits, and family gatherings across Brodhead Monroe Juda and surrounding areas with multiple names attending and hosting.
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State Line Churen
Frank A. Haas
Oakley
Wisconsin General Hospital
Madison
Haas
Albert Badertscher
Desores
Orpha Green
Lee Phillips
Monroe
Gerda Buetel
Morris Elmer
Myron Zimmerman
Margaret Kueng
Ernest Lehman
St. Victor's Church
August Lehnherr
Jake Flickiger
Wisconsin
Jesse Shaw
Rockford
Werner Badertscher
Robert Clark
Melvin Wilson
Frank Leopold
Louis Nolty
Herman Portman
Wayne Douglas
Searle Douglas
Calvin Bidwards
Glidden
Glen Earlywine
Beth
Earl Cleveland
Clark Cleveland
Pfc
Charles Cleveland
Scott Field
Henry Zweifel
Kathryn Zweifel
Brodhead
Dwight Tim
Orla McClellan
Hazel Hawkins
Walter Swanberg
Clare Clark
Elmer Stahlecker
Junior
Roy Hawins
Stanley Clark and Sons
Art Meinert
Davis
Russel Hawkins
Annie
Robert
Pfe
Birth announced for Blanchardville couple in late August
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. T. R. McCarville of Lancaster on Thursday August 29. Cecelia Coffey, now Mrs. McCarville, is the former of this place. Several local residents and families visited and traveled to Madison Chicago and Los Angeles in recent days, with Peter Haldiman accompanying his grandparents to Chicago and Richard Haldiman joining the trip.
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T. R. McCarville
Lancaster
MecCarville
Cecelia Coffey
Clarence Strommen
Ida Kolden
Madison
J. C. Haldiman
Peter Haldiman
Los Angeles
Robert
John
Peter
Richard Haldiman
Chicago
Mabel Thompson
Merlin Thompson
Selmer Judd
Basco
Glenn Syse
Janice
Elmer Wamstad
Marjorie
Ole
Edgewater
Bayfield
Common toad swallows skin after molting
The common toad consumes its shed skin following molting, a natural process observed in amphibians. This behavior completes the shedding cycle and may provide nutrients or aid in digestion.
Sheds Cares Long Beach Sailor Heads for Tahiti
Robert Smith a 23 year old merchant marine veteran from Portland Ore sailed yesterday in his 18 foot sloop for Tahiti to make his home. He expects a 3500 mile voyage to take just over two months with supplies including canned goods dry biscuits water and fishing gear aboard. He paid 1700 for the Marconi rigged sloop but discarded the engine to save weight and will remain in Tahiti until conditions improve in the United States.
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Long Beach
United States
Robert Smith
South Seas
Tahiti
Smith
Frank Smith
Portland
Ore
Chamber of Commerce backs labor law reforms in federal act
The National association of State Chambers of Commerce endorses changes to federal labor legislation. Resolutions urge free speech for employees and labor reps during negotiations, prohibit unions from refusing to bargain or striking without notice in essential industries, and call for clearer procedures for the National Labor Relations Board. William J. Petersen is reelected president of the Wisconsin Chamber of Commerce.
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Baileys Harbor
Wis
National Association of State Chambers of Commerce
National Labor Relations Board
William J. Petersen
Wisconsin Chamber of Commerce
Th National Association
Decontrol Sought for Casein as Dairy Prices Eyed
Washington officials said the civilian production administration asked for decontrol of casein, a key industrial product from skimmed milk. They warned decontrol could push prices up and prompt resumption of price controls on all dairy products.
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Washington
Civilian Production Administration
CPA
OPA
Elderly Chester woman kills marauding opossum in chicken coop
Marie Marien, 85, woke to loud clucking in Chester Illinois and found a full grown opossum attacking her chickens. She grabbed the animal by the neck and decapitated it, then dressed the chicken before returning to bed.
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Chester
Ill
Marie Marien
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