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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1949
Page
7
Monroe high school hosts Beloit junior varsity in the second game of the season at Recreation Park Monroe. The Beloit squad aims to prove itself against strong competition as a lead up to next Friday’s conference opener with Richland Center.
American league standings show New York and Chicago near the top with mixed results. National League lists St Louis Brooklyn Chicago and Philadelphia with recent results and upcoming games laid out.
Chicago Cubs manager Fran Frisch vows to contest Mickey Owen suspension of 10 days and a $100 fine imposed by Ford Frick after a dispute with umpire Art Gore during Tuesday's 5 to 0 loss to the Dodgers. Frisch says he did not speak out of turn and questions the $200 league fine.
The first American Ryder Cup players to head home departed Tadworth England aboard the Queen Mary. Notables Bob Hamilton Jimmy Demaret and non playing captain Ben Hogan cited business reasons for leaving early as the team winds down the visit.
Eight sports writers from major Midwest papers pick winners for the Western Conference. Michigan is forecast to repeat as champion with Minnesota, Ohio State, Northwestern, Purdue, Illinois, Iowa, Indiana and Wisconsin following. Michigan 19, Michigan State 13, Northwestern 14, Purdue 7, Notre Dame 28, Indiana 6, Minnesota 21, Washington 0, Ohio State 20, Missouri 6, U C L A 19, Iowa 7, Minors 28, Iowa State 7, Marquette 14, Wisconsin 13.
Ralph Kiner hits his 52nd homer for Pittsburgh with nine games left in the season but admits catching Babe Ruth's 60 is unlikely. The Pirates star jokes about the daunting chase while noting the long climb still ahead.
Charles H. Lawrence age 38 was named assistant chief of game management for the fish and wildlife service yesterday. A Marinette native Lawrence served as a state conservation warden from 1932 to 1942.
Delaware Ohio hosts the Little Brown Jug Grand Circuit race at the county fair with seven three year old pacers contesting the $59,281.30 purse for harness racing’s richest pacing event.
Julius V. Seyler aged 85, renowned pianist and teacher, collapsed and died while walking near his Los Angeles home. Born in Ann Arbor, Michigan, he studied with Ignace Paderewski in Europe and taught at the Detroit Conservatory for 15 years before moving west in 1910.
The South Wayne six man football team travels to Argyle for a non conference game tomorrow night. Gra tiot hosts on September 29. The Bahama group contains about 3 000 islands.
Dodgers trailing by a game and a half must win tonight's three game set opener against St Louis as Burt Shotton weighs starting Joe Hatten or Ralph Branca. A loss would widen the gap to two and a half games with six games left.
Lake Geneva golfer Arthur Flob erg defeated Chicago’s Charles Chick Evans Jr. 3 and 2 to advance past the opening round of the Western Amateur in St. Louis.
Mrs Gien E Bolender hosts Orangeville social round up with visits from Mr and Mrs R C Priewe at Charles City and Mr and Mrs Richard O Hara Dixon on Tuesday. Donald Reeser enrolled at Northern Illinois State Teachers College De Kalb. Flights to Chicago for Dinges and Keuler, plus weekend at Lake Ripy with W B Fisher family. Attendees include Dr and Mrs Walton Fisher Neda Fisher and others.
Former titlist Frank Stranahan and defending champion Skee Riegel led the field on the tough Bellerive course in the Western Amateur as both shot sub par figures in yesterday’s opening rounds.
An Adv advert promotes T-4-L for athletes foot and F O feet odor. It guarantees 40 cents back at any drug store if not pleased and urges use at Kempfert Pharmacy.
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