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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1946

Page

5

Monroe Cheesemakers Begin Darlington Scrimmage Inaugural 1946

The Monroe team opened at Darlington with a long scrimmage Friday as Gene Mason scored the first touchdown on a wide end sweep and Loren Elmer added a 25 yard run. Coach Huddleston praised the squad's spirit during two weeks of drills while noting unsettled starting spots and several injuries.

Ine Gene Mason Loren Elmer Huddleston Dick Kundert Eugene Me Bob Spoerry Herm Christen Herb Baumgartner Roy Beach Paul Alston Gibbens Charlie Niles Gene Davis Bill Moon Bob Ableman Louis Niffenegger Jimmy Joy John Maurer Pete Wagner Bob Kessler Leon Milfiker Don Courtney Dick Maurer Jim Disch Fred Huber

Evansville Wins 3-1 League Playoff Championship

Evansville, the Boston Braves affiliate, earned 800 dollars by sweeping Terre Haute in three straight to clinch the 3-1 league playoff title. In a prior game, Braves over Phillies 8-2 as Bob Coleman’s squad plated four runs in the first inning amid Whitcher’s four-hit effort. Davenport Cubs, pennant winners, fell to Evansville, with Danville the runner-up.

Terre Haute Ind Evansville Boston Braves Bob Coleman Braves Phillies Whitcher Danville

Baseball Standings and Playoff Results Recap

How They Stand St. Louis 1 2 New York 0 1 Washington 15 Detroit 5 National League matches include St Louis at New York Chicago at Brooklyn Cincinnati at Boston and American League Washington at Detroit Only games scheduled. American Association Semi Final Playoffs Louisville 8 St Paul 4 Louisville wins series 4 1 Minneapolis 4 Indianapolis 1 Indianapolis leads 3 2.

St. Louis New York Washington Detroit Chicago Brooklyn Cincinnatii Boston Louisville St. Paul Minneapolis Indianapolis Philadelphia Cincinnati Aus Cleveland St Louis Pittsburgh

Raccoon and Fox Hound Trials Near Albany Hold Annual Event

The 16th annual tri state raccoon and fox hound trials were held Sunday at John McDermott farm five miles northeast of Albany. Dogs from Illinois Iowa Minnesota and Wisconsin competed with starting judge R J Antes Evaneville. Winners were owned by many listed breeders and towns including Galena Stockbridge New Glarus McHenry Barnevelt Menasha Madison and Beloit among others.

Albany John McDermott Illinois Iowa Minnesota Wisconsin R. J. Antes Evaneville B. Wooledge Galena W. Goeser Stockbridge L. Zweifel New Glarus E. Turner McHenry Kl. Moland & Campbell Leland Dodgeville Wonossi Dousman E. Zingg Madison H. Ohnesorge Poynette H. Paul Hentseh Beloit T. Chandler Lancaster

Furst Beats Burr for Freeport Club Title

Charlie Furst defeated Dayton Burr, 1 up, to win the Freeport Country Club championship after a 36 hole format. Both players posted 146 medal scores over the two days, and both are former titleholders well known to Monroe golfers.

Charlie Furst Dayton Burr Freeport Country Club Monroe

New Action to Grant Extra Pay to State Employees

Attorney General John Martin ruled that a $600,000 appropriation for $10 monthly bonuses for state workers earning $200 or less cannot become operative until the personnel board certifies the bonuses to the emergency board, which must approve them. The personnel board meets tomorrow. the emergency board convenes September 25, and bonuses are not retroactive. About 7,400 employees would benefit.

Madison John Martin Board of Personnel Emergency Board Martin A. J. Opstedgal Bureau of Personnel

Federal payroll trimmed by 37380 in July report says

The Byrd economy committee reports a July federal payroll cut of 37380 workers bringing total employment to 2711165. War and Navy departments released 58752 employees, while gains in labor and other departments offset cuts with the labor department adding 25534 positions.

Washington Byrd Economy Committee War and Navy Departments Labor Department

Americans Win in Davis Cup Finals

The United States defeated Sweden to clinch the interzone Davis Cup finals at Forest Hills finishing with a grand slam by winning both singles matches. Jack Kramer beat Lennart Bergelin 6-2 6-2 8-6 and Frankie Parker defeated Torsten Johansson 9-7 6-2 6-1, with Billy Talbert and Gardnar Mulloy securing victory in doubles 3-6 9-7 3-6 6-0 8-6.

New York Sweden Forest Hills United States Australia Uncle Sam Melbourne U. S Jack Kramer Lennart Bergelin Frankie Parker Torsted Johansson Billy Talbert Gardnar Mulloy U. S S Bergelin Johansson

One Killed Three Injured in Crossing Crash Near Manitowoc

A dense fog accident near Manitowoc left Dartine Hiuhn 16 dead and three teens critically injured when their car collided with a Northwestern road freight train at Newton six miles south. Teammates Richard and Robert Bender 18 from Howards Grove and Elaine Schuette 16 of Cleveland were hospitalized.

Manitowoc Dartine Hiuhn Wendel Here Newton Richard Robert Bender Howards Grove Elaine Schuette Cleveland Manitowoc County

Bishop Reigns as Amateur Golf Champion at Baltusrol

Stanley E. Bishop, from Dedham Massachusetts, wins the national amateur championship at Baltusrol Golf Club defeating Smiley Quick of Inglewood California on the 37th hole. Bishop rejects turning pro again and will continue as an oil salesman.

Bishop Ted Bishop Dedham Mass Baltusrol Springfield N. J Smiley Quick Inglewood Calif Quick Stanley E Ted) Bishop United States Golf Association Freeport Strick Massachusetts Kid California

Kissling Wins Varsity Berth At State University

Erwin Kissling a World War II veteran from Monticello has earned a varsity place on Coach Harry Stuhldreher's football squad. The 5 foot 8 inch 180 pound fullback candidate previously played for the Badger B squad and an army team in Europe. He is a Monticello High School graduate who played basketball in school.

Monticello Times Special Service Erwin Kissling University of Wisconsin Harry Stuhldreher Kissling Badger Europe Monticello High School

Brodhead Adds Two 6-Man Games This Season

Brodhead high school schedules two more 6-man football games. Gratiot visits here September 20 and New Glarus will be the homecoming opponent November 1, as announced by Coach Cliff Eastman.

Brodhead Brodhead High School Cliff Eastman Gratiot New Glarus

Ordination rites and community notices in Janesville church

Rev and Mrs C J Tingley and others attended the ordination of Richard Beers at the Janesville Baptist church where Mr Albright and Mrs Bridge served on the ordination council and Rev Tingley gave the evening prayer. The Baptist Missionary Raid held a 1 o'clock potluck with about 35 present and a business meeting followed.

C. J. Tingley Ralph Bridge David Albright Janesville Baptist Church Richard Beers Albright Tingley Winnipeg Manitoba Leland Shattum Beverley Orville Skattum Waterloo John Britt San Francisco Irene Brit Evangelical Church Dc. J. Tingley Esther Larson Myrtle Matzke Ferne Bridge Matzke Gladys Mohns Blair Madison Green Lake

Sugar bags in Wisconsin hide salt in place of sugar

H L Ebling of the Milwaukee OPA reports black market operators in southwestern Wisconsin sell 100 pound sugar bags for 20 to housewives seeking more canning sugar. The bags reveal only three inches of sugar with the rest being salt.

Milwaukee Wisconsin OPA H. L. Ebling

Community Notes From Local Social Roundup

Elmer Matzke joined Patsy Flannery and friends on a fishing trip to Jim Falls while Lillian Adleman and Donna Zoe from South Wayne visited relatives here. Virgil Waelti, a Brown's Business College student, spent the weekend locally. Mrs Martha Wolgast shopped in Monroe. Ruth Keiler taught home economics at Janesville. Ava Pellett taught English in Wiota. Wendell Matzke learned of transfer to Fort Dix via Camp Shanks. The Helpful Homemaker circle hosted a gypsy party at Mrs Clarence Brunkow's home for about thirty. Evangelical Church plans Bally day September 29 with a guest speaker and musical preprogram for evening service. Mission Band meets September 22 at 11. Mrs Frank Verch visited Evansville Friday. Howard Matzke of Janesville visited with his sister and family, the Sam Walters.

Field Army The American Cancer Society Elmer Matzke Patsy Flannery Azegie Jim Falls Lillian Adleman Donna Zoe South Wayne Virgil Waelti Brown's Business College Freeport Martha Wolgast Monroe Ruth Keiler Janesville Ava Pellett Wiota Wendell Camp Shanks N. Y Fort Dix N. J Clarence Brunkow Evangelical Church Frank Verch Evansville Howard Matzke Sam Walters

UNRRA Shipments To Yugoslavia to Continue

Washington state department announced UNRRA relief shipments to Yugoslavia would continue. Undersecretary Will L. Clayton argued halting aid would breach international commitments. The department also apologized for two youths who threw stones at the Yugoslav embassy after Yugoslav airmen shot down an unarmed American transport.

UNRRA Yugoslavia Clayton Washington State Department Will L. Clayton Byrnes Department United States Washington Post

Vitamin E Prevents Rancidity in Lard and Dried Dairy

Vitamin E is reported to prevent rancidity in lard butter dried milk and chocolate, suggesting extended shelf life for fats and dairy products. The finding highlights the antioxidant role of vitamin E in protecting fats from oxidation and spoilage.

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