New Glarus Clinches Final Victory In Regional Gridiron
New Glarus defeated Argyle 32-6 as Dick Roehl led the Vikings with multiple scoring runs including a 65 yard effort. New Glarus then beat Brodhead 32-6, led by Jeile’s 2 yard plunge and Babler’s 5 yard run with Neuenschwander connecting on key passes. The Hornets crushed Juda 41-0 in Brooklyn, led by Ken Wittenwyler’s 61 rushing yards and 37 passing yards. Blanchardville opened six man play with a close win as Rollie Hanson and Leo Stadelman connected for sixes.
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Skaline
Argyle Plentema
Vikings
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Duane Reavis
Bob Kohler
Argyle
D. L. McGinnis
Larry Grabow
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Grabow
Earl Densch
Jim
Carlson
Orfordville
Fred Rehmstedt
Jerry Roehl
Viking
Johnny Pimnow
Glarus
Brodhead
Jeile
Duerst
Neuenschwander
Fairman
Bliss
New Glarus
Albertson
Brooklyn
Hornets
Judo
Ken Wittenwyler
Wilmer Pautz
Dean Blum
Jim Elsner
Wittenwyler
Ronald Grimm
Lowell Smith
Juda
Pernot
Les Schwartzlow
Don Zuehlke
Wittenwyler and Company
Airways
Purple Panthers
Blanchardville
Rollie Hanson
Leo Stadelman
Stadelman
Hanson
Belleville
Frank Milz
Marquette Opens Season With Blackbourn Aiming Veteran Lineup
Milwaukee outlook on opening night features Lisle Blackbourn making his college head coaching debut. Marquette will start a fully veteran lineup against the North Dakota State Bisons in the 1950 opener following last year’s 66 0 rout.
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Suggs and Berg Lead in Sun Set Hills Invitiational
Louise Suggs and Patty Berg led in Carrollton Georgia as the Sun set Hills women’s invitational fall tournament reached the final round. Suggs posted 144 for 36 holes, one stroke ahead of Berg who stood at 145, with the veteran from Minneapolis close behind.
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Carrollton
Louise Suggs
Patty Berg
Sunset Hills
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Minneapolis
Monroe Gridders Prep After 20 0 Win
Coach Gay Steensrud has Monroe football back on the field after a 20 0 victory over Waren Thursday night. Wisconsin Dells begins conference play Sept 29 after suspending Hillsboro 34 7 and Westfield 12 0. Gary Quinn returned in a light workout though remains sidelines by a sore leg.
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Westfield
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Branch Rickey Leaves Dodgers Amid Stock Sale Report
Branch Rickey, a defining figure of the Dodgers for eight years, telephoned Walter F. OMalley to announce he had signed a contract to sell his stock. The move ends Rickey’s high profile tenure, including bringing Jackie Robinson to Brooklyn in 1947.
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Early 20th Century Baseball Standings Preview
American League pennant race shows New York, Detroit, Boston, and Cleveland in close contention with remaining games listed. National League standings feature Philadelphia, Brooklyn, New York, and Pittsburgh amid tight battles as schedules for tomorrow are set across major venues.
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Football scores from Wisconsin high school games
Portage 6 Watertown 0. Reedsburg 12 Mauston 12. Edgerton 25 Jefferson 113. Evansville 8 Stoughton 6. Wisconsin Dells 12 Westfield 0. Richland Center 18 Viroqua 6 Baraboo 21 Sparta 13 Menomonee Falls 26 Ft Atkinson Darlington 7 Dodgeville 0 Lancaster 6 Mineral Point 6 Mt Horeb 19 Prairie du Chien Platteville 7 Boscobel 0 Cuba City 18 Fennimore 0 Orfordville 56 Argyle 6 New Glarus 32 Brodhead 6 Brooklyn 41 Juda 0 Blanchardville 13 Belleville 6
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Belleville
Indians nicknamed the Spoilers shake up pennant race
The Cleveland Indians earn a new nickname the Spoilers by defeating Detroit 4-3 to drop the Tigers into second place. New York and Boston had just left town after losses, while Cleveland keeps surprising the leaders with upsets as the season tightens.
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Friday's Bowlers Topped by Schilt
Hollis Schilt scored 208 to lead high singles and 524 for the men’s series in the Sportsman league. Evelyn Wyssbrod posted 175 in the women’s, while Goldie Robertson’s 457 and Etna Discher’s 450 paced the auxiliary and Progressive groups respectively.
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Local Notes From Spring Grove Community
Most district schools closed Friday for a teachers institute in Monroe. Funeral services held for Fred Pinnow at Newcomer Brodhead. Gloria Beck and Virgil Waelti wed in Judo with reception. Mrs Judd Earlywine hospitalized in Monroe for medical care. Emma Meinert Davis visited with the Clark family. N C Myers services at Everson Brodhead. Kenneth Zimmerman family guests of Walter Zappertrap. Neil Dittmer Durand now living in Ivan Arnsmeier home. Rodney Becker vacationing in northern Wisconsin.
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Newcomer Funeral Home
Brodhead
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Virgil Waelti
Judd Earlywine
St. Clare Hospital
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Davis
Stanley Clark
N. C. Myers
Everson Funeral Home
Kenneth Zimmerman
Walter Zappertrap
Neil Dittmer
Durand
Ivan Arnsmeier
Rodney Becker
Wisconsin
Porky Oliver Leads Kansas City Open at Midway Mark
Ed Porky Oliver from Seattle holds a share of the lead at the Kansas City Open after firing 62 at Milburn Country Club. He posted 134 at halfway, projecting a strong showing whether or not he wins the $15,000 event.
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Yanks and Red Sox Face Do or Die Series at Yankee Stadium
New York Yankees hold a slim half game lead over the Boston Red Sox as they open a decisive two game set at Yankee Stadium. Eddie Lopat and Mel Parnell match up in a key pitching duel with 17–8 records as 60,000 fans expected to attend amid tight standings and looming eliminations.
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Abundance of Game Reported as Grouse Season Opens
Hayward area notes abundant game as grouse and sharptail numbers rise with deer season underway. Hunters plan early trips as Portage County reports high activity while dogs and pointers trail game across thick cover.
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Johnny Helsing
Sam the Pointer
John Partridge
Portage County
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Local moves and visits noted in Browntown area
Browns town residents report house exchanges as the Elmers acquire the Charles Ebert home and move in. Werner Luthi from Bern, Switzerland, now resides here as nephew of Walter Brugger and works in Monroe. Mrs. Wesley Maxfield and James Larson vacationed at Wisconsin Dells with Leon Smith and family. The group attended the Knights Templar Grand Commandery 94th annual conclave. Sylvia Whitehead and Alma Kundert returned from an eastern trip via Canada, Niagara Falls, and Detroit.
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Weekend social whirl spans Monticello to Monroe
Monticello and nearby towns host weekend visits and outings. Residents travel to Shannon Rib Mountain, Monroe air show, Madison and Rockford for family meals, visits and community events. Notable attendees include the Elmers, Stauffers, Dooleys, Freitags, Blums, Voegelis and many others in a busy regional social scene.
New Glarus Social Roundup Delights weekend visitors
New Glarus townsfolk and relatives gather for weekend visits and social runs. Notables include Mrs. Marty and Mrs. Mills with Margaret from Chicago, the McQuillins and Eldred Bowens from St. Louis, and Audrey Streiff returning to Madison after time with her parents.
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Chicago
F. J. Marty
E. D. MecQuillin
Eldred Bowen
St. Louis
California
Audrey Streiff
Madison
Peter Streiff
New Glarus
Monroe
Fred Streiff
Gilbert Ott
Maryon Fuhrmann
Eagle River
Ray Sherman
Belleville
Barbara Marty
Mary Zentner
Charles Tollefson
John A. Babler
Hawley
Minn
Beloit
Harlan Wernle
Ozarks
Greenville
Barbara Meythaler
Ray Meythalers
Wisconsin Residents Attend Regional Social Gatherings
A long list of visits and travels unfolds across Wisconsin and neighboring states. Families from Monroe, Sauk City, Belleville, Argyle, and Winslow visit relatives in Madison Chicago and Monroes. several attend nursing school graduation events and Legion Auxiliary meetings. others tour Europe and study at the University of Wisconsin.
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Ernest Stauffer
Karl Mueller
Ernest Thierstein
Wood
Jacob Sommers
Veteran’s Hospital
Henry Glaeden
Leo Ties
Brodhead
Chicago
Anton Mhuerth
Clarence Zins
Adeline
Sauk City
Edwin Richerts
Dave Kundert Jr
Margaret Mueller
Monroe
Bertha Puempel
Masshardt
Mmes
Phillip Marty
Jacob Schmoker
Wilmer Ingwell
Legion Auxiliary
Spring Grove
New Glarus Stuessy
Kuenzi Post
James
W. H. Knaus
Kansas City
Richard Gmur
LaCrosse
Knaus
Orangeville Weekend Guests and Local Moves Noted
Orangeville and area residents hosted guests from Milwaukee Freeport and other cities over the weekend. Families relocated welcomed visitors and joined gatherings at several local homes including the Holloway and Becker residences.
Local youths head to colleges and celebrate with friends
Robert Retzlaff leaves for Kendall college in Evanston to study. Maxine Miller enrolls in nurses training at Madison's Methodist hospital. Several families visit relatives in Green Bay Chicago New Glarus Richland Center and Beloit. The Friendship Homemakers plan fall meeting at Ida Vanderbilt’s home.
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Robert Retzlaff
Evanston
Kendall College
Herbert Matzke
Janice
Green Bay
Floyd Kolander
Juda Wsws
Evangelical UB Church
Union Church Society
Oakley
Maxine Miller
Ben Miller
Madison
Methodist Hospital
Gerald Sawdey
Gerald Jr
Nancy
Chicago
Earl Coplien
June Marean
Donna Gmar
New Glarus
Lowell Nevil
Brooklyn
Swiss Evangelical Church
Merle Little
Beaver Dam
Peter Retzlaff
Harriett Rice
Beloit
Troy Rice
Wesley Retzlaff
North Central College
Naperville
Claude Walton
Goldine
Claude Jr
Richland Center
Friendship Homemakers Club
Ida Vanderbilt
Donald F. Miller
Washington, D. C
J. D. Elmer
Brodhead
Florence Miller
Fredrick Bridge
Platteville State Teachers College
Homer Retzlaff
Clarno
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