Colonels Rally To Sink Brewers In Tough Tilt
The Colonels outscored the Brewers 3 to 2 in the first period and pulled away late to win 10 to 2. Winth Hing led the Colonels with a strong performance while Vine, a former college standout, stopped the Brewers with key baskets and free throws.
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Waukesha Tennis Club Wins Tri County Match Clearly
Waukesha men swept both singles and doubles against Milwaukee to take a dominant 4 1/2 to 0 1/2 victory at Carrell College grounds on Saturday. Don Phillips Wiel Snider Mec Sydow led the charge, with Phillips defeating Wyss 6-2 6-3 in singles and the locals overpowering Milwaukee in the doubles as well.
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Annual Grass Court Tournament Opens at Wimbledon
For the first time since the war, Wimbledon opens with a strong international field. American stars typically prominent are reduced, as Vincent Stehards and Harter lead the men’s doubles while Mitt Wightinin and Helen Wills head the defending ladies’ doubles. France’s Jean Hevatrs and England’s Kitty McKane form the standout English-French pairings.
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MOWDAY S FIVE BEST RADIO FEATURES
Regular meeting of the Bureau of the Fludgei with address by President Cowbidge. Marine band performs. Educational program and anniversary concert planned with multiple stations including WUAP WOO WIAE WEBI KGO and WIZ.
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80 000 Will Witness Crews in the Hudson Regatta
In a crowded Hudson River regatta, crews from Washington Syracuse and Cornell lead the field as University of Washington tops the interim standings. The event showcases strong performances from Syracuse and Cornell with anticipated heats and relays shaping the varsity and freshman divisions.
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Unclear historical note on local figures and events
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Jensen Pleads Not Guilty In Court
A garbled court report centers on Jensen entering a not guilty plea. The text mentions accusations, a witness named Shepherd, and references to a deadly cyber topic, with unclear details about the case and location.
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Friends for both fair and foul weather
Henry L Farrell recalls boxing crowd loyalties in defeat and victory. The piece highlights Jack Dempsey and John L Sullivan as crowd favorites and notes how fan backing can shift after a loss. It recounts tears and tributes from supporters at Ally Gibbons’s collapse and the emotional crowd reaction.
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Baseball Scoring Summary From Various Games
Reported baseball results show Chicago Cubs defeating Philadelphia 8 to 2 with Mandy Reevee delivering a key homer. Giants beat Cincinnati 7 to 4 as pitcher Coy Roe earned a relief-out performance. Boston Red Sox toppled White Sox 7 to 3 behind a strong start from Walter Mails. Mixed details from Milwaukee area traffic officers indicate local enforcement steps amid new crossing rules and roadway concerns.
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Remembering a Champion of the Weak and Wise Leadership
The article eulogizes a political figure praised for intelligence and devotion to justice, highlighting his fight for the poor and workers. It notes his wartime leadership, lasting legacy across public life, and a somber state funeral as crowds gather at the capitol rotunda. Burial honors place him among notable figures buried on private hills and public monuments.
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Wisconsin regents choose new UW head at $18,000 salary
Glenn Frank was elected president of the University of Wisconsin by the board of regents and will receive a salary of $18,000 per year. T. A. Biwe, retiring president, was not reappointed at $19,000 annually.
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