Steensrud's Team Faces Test Tonight In Green Bay Area
Monroe high school's football team meets Richland Center at Recreation Park at 7 30 p m for the conference opener. Steensrud's squad features Dick Maurer at fullback and reports no major injuries as they aim to rebound from last week's 13 6 win over Beloit. Richland Center backs its speedy backfield as the pre game favorite but Monroe seeks an upset in front of local fans.
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Bucky Walters Deal With Reds Triggers Manager Uproar
Cincinnati faced a managerial scramble as Bucky Walters was relieved as Reds manager for 1950. He headed toward Pittsburgh and Philadelphia to decide his fate for the final three games. Warren Giles said no successor would be named before the World Series.
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New Bag of Tricks Set up by Williamson
Madison Wisconsin football notes say the University of Wisconsin Badgers will train in Chicago and travel to Champaign for the Big Ten clash with Illinois. Coach Ivy Williamson reveals a crop of new plays as the team rests overnight after a brief workout. The Jayvees also meet the Illini Jayvees in Champaign this afternoon.
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Evenings Bowling Brings Three 600s and High Scores
Deininger of Hydrotex leads with a 620 in Industrial league as three 600s appear among last night’s bowling. Dittmer 616 for Baumgartner’s and Pickett 601 at Bees Construction highlight a night of strong scores across industrial and related teams.
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Wisconsin traffic deaths reach 500 in 1949
Madison reports 500 traffic fatalities in 1949 as of yesterday, eight percent below the prior year. The milestone spurs safety officials to urge stronger enforcement of new speed limit and signal laws.
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Cardinals Troubled By Dickson In Their Hair Again
Aboard a St. Louis train to Chicago Eddie Dyer refused to discuss Murray Dickson. Dickson, now with the Pirates, beat his former team 7 2 and expressed he wanted to see the Cardinals win the pennant. He dominated the Birds this season more than any NL pitcher.
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Annual Rod Gun Club meeting set in Mon ticello
Green County Rod and Gun Club will meet at Karlen hall in Mon ticello at 8 p m next Friday for a business session, officer elections, and a color sound movie. A Wisconsin conservation department representative will speak. A Dutch lunch will be served. The club sponsors a merchandise shoot on Oct 9.
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Lambeau Drops Top Packer Post
Green Bay veteran Earl L. Lambeau resigns as head coach after 30 years to focus on front office duties and rebuilding for a championship club. He will remain vice president and general manager, with assistants Stidham Snyder and Brock taking over field duties. The announcement follows a surprise Packers executive committee meeting led by president Emil Fischer.
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Wisconsinites Named for 33rd Degree in Masonry
Eight Wisconsin men will receive the 33rd degree at the council meeting in Philadelphia next September. Honorees include Harry S. Fox of Janesville Wil lard Jackson of Eau Claire Harry S. Sorge of Reedsburg Arthur F. Worth of Madison Walter Geist Glenn L. Humphre Harry R. Crandall and William B. Frank of Milwaukee. nominations announced today.
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Dodgers Take Early NL Lead With Double Win
Brooklyn Dodgers moved ahead in the National League pennant race after sweeping the Boston Braves 9-2 and 6-8. The Cardinals lost to the Pirates 7-2 as Brooklyn widened its edge to a half game. In the American League rain halted Red Sox and Yankees battles with a pair of games to be made up, possibly starting Saturday. Larry Doby and Bob Kennedy homered for Cleveland in an 8-3 win over Chicago.
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Hilltoppers Travel to Meet Michigan State Saturday
Marquette football team leaves Milwaukee bound for East Lansing to face a powerful Michigan State squad Saturday.
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Pennant Races At A Glance
The scoreboard shows National League standings with Brooklyn St. Louis and Chicago records. Details list home and away records and remaining schedules for New York Boston Philadelphia Washington and others.
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Baseball Scores and Schedules From Recent Day
Yesterday saw Brooklyn win 9 to 8 and Boston 2 to 0 with the second game halted after five innings due to darkness. St Louis beat the Giants 7 to 2 in the other listed results. Upcoming and postponed games include New York at Boston and Philadelphia at New York with rain and schedule changes.
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Badgers Getting Darkhorse Title In Big Ten Start
Chicago notes open of 1949 Big Ten season with three league games. Wisconsin labeled a dark horse as they meet Illinois in Champaign while Illinois tied Iowa State 20 to 20 last week and Wisconsin defeated Marquette 41 to 0. Iowa at Purdue and Indiana vs Ohio State also on slate. Since 1895 Wisconsin and Illinois each hold 11 wins in the series with three ties.
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Branca Set for Philadelphia Start as Dodgers Lead NL
Dodgers pitcher Ralph Branca is slated for a Philadelphia start while Don Newcombe backs him as Brooklyn moves atop the National League standings. Manager Burt Shotton smiles over the club's early lead in the pennant race during a day off.
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Branca to face Philadelphia as Spahn Sain show ends
Rumors swirl after Boston stars Warren Spahn and Johnny Sain drew praise for their strong performance but Branca quickly named as the next pitcher to start against Philadelphia.
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Guardsmen Honor Col Bolzendahl in Sunday Parade
Milwaukee troops will honor Col Edward A Bolzendahl executive officer of the 32nd Red Arrow division artillery Sunday. He plans to retire after 30 years in the division, a veteran of both world wars and one of the last officers remaining since the division’s 1916 activation on the Mexican border. The ceremony includes a parade and review at Whitefish Bay high school grounds.
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