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Paul Fooorfv and Bill Juhro LEM AND 01NIE Wisconsin State Journal MADISON Saturday, April 21, 1945 Major League Box Scores GONNA TAKE C3UVSf I DONT 3 A I TELL 1 2552 3 ajoass $Jwwr k-rmmk National League CHICAGO I AB PITTSBURGH ABRH Hack.3b 4 Hushes. ss 4 Cavrctta.lb 3 Nichlsn.rf 3 Sauer.lf 4 Pafko.cf 4 Johnsn.2b 4 1 1 Zak.ss Harrett.cf Elliott O'Brien, rf Dahlgren. lb Lopez.c Sewrll.p 1 0 0 0 4 1 4 0 Lvngston.c Wyse.p Pasxpau.p a-Glllespie 3 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 Totals 34 4 9 Totals 33 5 14 a-batted for Passeau in 9th. Chicago 102 100 0004 Pittsburgh 020 020 01 5 Error Elliott. Runs batted in Cav-arretta 2, Dahlgren, Gustine, Sauer, Livingston, Elliott 2, Lopez.

Two base hits Barrett, Johnson, Zak, Gustine. Three base hits Dahlgren, Cavarret-ta. Home run Elliott. Losing pitcher Wyse. Pete Fiore Tops Keglers on 609Tally Peter Fiore's 609 series in the Westmorland league on the Pla-Mor alleys led city bowlers Friday night as only two men's and one ladies' leagues rolled in competition.

Fiore hit games of 222, 200, and 187 for the only honor count of the night. Earl Zanoya's 583, rolled in the Moose league on the Plaza alleys, was second high for the night. A Moose league team, the Loyal Order of Moose, totaled the best team count of the night 2,498. Eleanor O'Neill's 414 series, bowled in the Westmorland Ladies league on the Pla-Mor alleys, was high for female keglers. Friday's leaders: AT PLA-MOR Westmorland: Mineral Points, 2.246.

American League ST. LOUIS I CHICAGO ABRH abrh Gttrdge.2b 5 0 21 Moscs.rf ..501 Bvrnes.rf 5 0 11 Hockett.cf 5 13 Kreevh.cf 5 0 1 Dlckshot.lf 4 0 2 Martin, if .411 Nagel.lb .501 McQunn.lb 4 0 1 4 0 0 Schulte.ss 4 0 0 Schalk.2b .512 ..4 1 2 .300 Havwrth.c 4 0 1 Tresh.c 3 0 0 Hollwrth.p 4 0 0 Lopat.p 4 1 2 Total 3 2 HI Tola 3H 3 11 St. Louis 000 010 100 02 Chicago 001 100 000 13 Errors Moses, Lopat. Runs batted inClary, Schultre, Schalk, Tresh, Lopat. Two base hits Gutteridge, Byrnes, McQuinn.

Moses, Schalk 2. Home runs Clary, Lopat. NEW YORK ABRH1 WASHINGTON ABRH 5 1 2 Derry.rf Case.lf Myatt.2b Kuhel.lb Binks.rf Clift.3b Torres.ss Chlpple.cf Evans.c Haefner.p Ullrich.p a-Vaughn b-Layne Stnback.lf 5 1 Zl Lindell.cf 3 1 1 4 1 3 Buzas.ss ..411 Savaee.3b 4 0 1 4 0 Oj Bevens.p .300 Uettel.p 10 0 Totals 37 6 111 Totals 33 3 5 a-batted for Holborow in 7th. b-batted for Ullrich in 9th. New York 000 320 0106 Washington 000 021 0003 Errors Buzas, Savage, Bevens 2, Chippie.

Runs batted in Etten 3, Buzas, Case, Cormpton. Myatt, Clift. Two base hits Etten. Savage, Binks. Three base hits Stirnweiss, Lindell.

Winning pitcher Bevens. Losing pitcher Haefner. FREQUENCIES VFIBA 131V WCFL 1000 KMOX 1179 WHA 970 WIBU 1240 WGN 720 WI.W 700 WENR 890 WIND S60 WBBM 780 WTMJ 620 WJJD 1160 WCCO 830 WMAQ 671 WLS 890 (WIBA): Clyde Moody, guest; Duke of Paducah talks of travel worries: "El Rancho Grande," "Sweet Sue," "It's Too Late Now to Worry Anymore." WIBA 6:00 NBC Our Forelm Policy 6:30 Dinner Melody 7:00 NBC Gaslight Gaieties 7:30 NBC Truth or Consequences 8:00 Madison West Relays 8:30 NBC Can You Top This 9:00 NBC Judy Canova Show 9:30 NBC Grand Ole Opry BOSTON PHILADELPHIA AB ABRH Culler.ss .311 4 0 1 Holmes.lf .312 c-Mon'gudo 100 Nieman.rf 5 11 Dinges.rf ..512 Mack.lb ..411 Adams.lf ..402 Gillnwtr.cf 3 12 Wasdell.lb 5 11 .411 DiMaggio.cf 411 Masi.c 3 0 0 W.H'er,2b 4 11 4 0 0 Peacock.c .311 Hutchs.p .2 0 0 G.H'ner.ss 4 0 0 a-Wrkmn 10 0 Schanz.p 3 0 .0 Cozart.p .000 b-Kluttz ..100 C.Barrett.p 0 0 0 Totals ..33 6 8 Totals 37 5 9 a-batted for Hutchings in 7th. OTHER STATIONS TONIGHT PHILADELPHIA! BOSTON AB AB Garrison.lf 4 0 II .411 Peck.rf 5 1 0 5 0 0 Estlella.cf 3 1 1 Fox.rf 4 1 2 Haves.c 3 1 II Johnson.lf 3 12 Siebert.lb 4 0 4 0 1 4 1 2 Cul son.cf .4 0 1 Busch.ss 3 0 0 Newsome.ss 3 0 1 4 1 2 b-Lazor 1 0 0 Black.p ..4 0 1 Holm.c 1 0 0 c-Tobin 10 0 Bowman.p 0 0 0 ..2 0 0 a-Christphr 10 0 Barrett.p ..000 d-McBride 10 1 Totals ..34 5 9 Totals 34 3 9 6:00 6:00 6:00 6:30 6:30 6:30 6:45 Arthur Sears Henning WGN Mayor of the Town WBBM American Easle Club -WIBU Bob Burns WMAQ Meet Your Navy WLS America in the Air WBBM Bin Sings- WIBU Frank Singiser-WIBU WGN Danny Kaye WCCO WBBM American Dance Music WLS Gaslight Gaieties WMAQ Song for Today WIBU Ginslurgh Concert Orch. -WGN Symphony of the Americas-WGN Truth or Consequences WMAQ Boston Symphony WCFL Jamboree WIBU F.

B. I. In Peace and War HUM Barn Dance Party WLS Goldkette Orch. WGN Natl. Barn Dance WLS Hollywood Theater WMAQ Hit Parade WBBM WCCO Nick Carter WGN Mysterious Traveler WIBU Can You Top This WMAQ Spotlight Bands WLS Saturday Serenade WBBM oo oo 00 00 15 15 30 7:30 7:30 7:30 7:30 7:30 8:00 8:00 8:00 8:00 8:30 8:30 8:30 8:30 8:45 WIBA MORNING NBC News Reports NBC Organ Music NBC Boone County Neighbor NBC World News Roundup rirnt Unitarian Society Capital Cathedral Tic Toe Tunes Sunday Devotion The Surge Program Bethel Lutheran Church Music at Ten Spirit of the Vikinga Easy Rhythm Sunday Varieties News First Congregational Church AFTERNOON NBC Voice of Dairy Farmer News at Noon Hello Wisconsin Organ Melody 7:00 7:05 7:30 8:00 8:15 8: no 8 45 9:00 9:15 9:30 10.00 10:15 10:30 10:45 11 :00 11:15 12:00 12.15 12:30 12:45 (Rcudh) Tonight's Aces Discussion 6 p.

m. Our Foreign Policy (WIBA): "Can We Build Lasting Peace?" Speakers, Sen. Claude D. Pepper and Sen. Wal lace H.

White. 10:45 p. m. Public Affairs (WBBM): Hugh R. Wilson, newly-appointed head of foreign affairs division of Republican national committee discusses "The San Francisco Conference." Music 7:30 p.

m. Boston Symphony (WCFL): salute to Madison's food processing indifstries; imisic, "Symphonic Variations, Istar, Opus 42," D'Indy, "La Peri," Du-kas, "Spanish Rhapsody," Ravel. Symphony for the Americas (WGN): orchestra directed by Valter Poole features salute to a western hemisphere neighbor. 8:30 p. m.

Spotlight Bands (WLS): Johnny Long. 8:45 p. m. Saturday Serenade (WBBM): "Cactus Polka," "The Night Was Made for Love," "Begin the Beguine," "Siboney." 9 p. m.

Theater of the Air (WGN, WIBU): Marion Claire, Igor Gorin in "The Three Musketeers." 11:05 p.m. Men War (WBBM): "Laura," "Old Black Joe." "A City Called Heaven," "Sophisticated Lady." Oconto Falls Kegler Rolls 300 Game OCONTO FALLS U.R) William Wack is the bowling king of the week in Oconto following his rolling of the first 300 game in 15 years at the Valentine alleys. Wack, playing a four-game match with Louis Rebetiski, had other games of 203, 185, and 255. However, he won't receive official recognition for his perfect count since he wasn't engaged in leajfue or tournament competition. Pfc.

Dettman, Sparta, Wounded in Germany SPARTA Pfc. Garland Dettman has been seriously wounded in Germany on Apr. 5, his wife, the former Alta Lick, has learned. Pfc. Dettman, a member of the 11th armored division, went overseas in October, 1944.

He has a brother, Chief Warrant Officer Allen, also on the Western front. They are the sons of Mr. and Mrs. William Dettman, Sparta. Pro Boxing Results DETROIT Leroy Willis.

130i. Detroit, outpointed Lulu Costantino, 131V2. New York, (10): Johnny Eaton. 150. Detroit, knocked out Manuel Luezano, 154, Mexico City, (1).

PROVIDENCE. R. I. Bert Lytell. 154, Fresno, outpointed Joe Reddick, 157, Paterson.

N. (10); Joey Angelo. 133. Philadelphia, outpointed Billy Nappier. 146, Boston, (6).

NEW YORK, (St. Nicholas Arenal Jake Lamotta, 163, New York, outpointed Vic Dellicurti, 158' i. New York. (10): Nava Esparza, 141'2, Mexico City knocked out Johnnv Guerreri, 139. New York, (4): Clarence Wilkinson, 159i, New York, outpointed Vic Chambers.

1603i. Morristown. N. (4); Joe Lamotta. 153'2, New York, stopped Fernand Demers, WHA SUNDAY 12:00 1 :30 1:45 Sunday Musicale News Bevond Victory: "Contrasts-Paris, 1919 and San Francisco, Dr.

James T. Shotwell. Dr. Raymond Fosdlck, Mr. Clark M.

Fichelberger Encore: Michael Wrijht: English Foreign Policy Interlude American Red Cross Sacred Music University Forum: "San Fran 2:00 2:45 3:30 3:15 3:30 12:15 a. m. Music After Midnight (WBBM): Patty Ford, Jack Fulton and King's Jesters; "All of My Life," "I Should Care," "Saturday Night Is the Loneliest Night," "Moment Musicale." Drama 6 p. m. Mayor of the Town (WBBM): Lionel Barrymore in "Blood and Thunderation." 7:30 p.

m. FBI in Peace and War (WBBM): "The Invisible Beachhead," story of an enemy spy ring. 8 p. m. Hollywood Theater (WMAQ): Cornel Wilde in "Johnny Nowhere." 8:30 p.

m. Nick Carter (WGN): "Death at the Toll Bridge." Variety 6:30 p. m. Meet Your Navy (WLS): three Kelly brothers of Springfield, 111., veterans of every major naval battle in Pacific, tell experiences; music, "Rodger Young," "I Should Care," "Bell Bottom Trousers," "United Nations March." 7 p. m.

Gaslight Gaieties (WIBA): Phil Silvers-, guest. 8 p. m. National Barn Dance (WLS): guest, Eddie Peabody, banjoist: "Night Train for Memphis," "Don't Be Bashful. Joe." "Two Guitars," "St.

Louis Blues," "Polly Wolly Doodle." 9:30 p. m. Grand Old Opry Rudy Pugel Gets 729 Bowling Score MILWAUKEE (U.R) Kegler Rudy took bowling honors in the Milwaukee area Friday night with a 729 series, rolled in the Milwaukee business men's circuit. Pugel had games of 212, 269, and 248. Colonels, Reds Sore Victories (By United Press) The Louisville Colonels wal loped the Toledo Mud Hens, 11-5, Friday while the Columbus Red Birds took a 4-1 decision from the Indianapolis Indians in the only games- played in the American association.

April weather continued to plague the baseball season in the Twin Cities where games between Minneapolis and Milwaukee and Kansas City and St. Paul had to be postponed for the second time in the three-day-old season. Toledo bunched 10 hits off three Louisville pitchers for 11 runs, scoring five in the big third inning and adding three more in the eighth. The other runs were scored in the second, sixth, and seventh frames. Sylvester Goedde pitched for the Hens, allowing the Colonels nine scattered hits that netted them only five runs, anapolis Indians scoreless for Arthur Lopatka held the Indi-eight innings before permitting a single run to cross the plate as Columbus won, 4-1.

Wesley Flowers pitched for the Indians and blanked the Red Birds for six innings. His downfall came in the seventh frame when the Red Birds staged an uprising that netted them three runs, adding the final tally in the eighth. -ikil-kl M- A 5 ELiP I ft S2NBE dDEL OTTTS 0 bQU 3 pDr fpl rl wHt i 0 ERC LIB A AGODPU Hi' III ME EXjBR I DOE I ZIEfTQ AILS ITJu. Ej Eg I Tl If 7) Fl I 21. Measure (12 inches) 23.

Egyptian goddess 25. Herons Vesterday'a Answer 39 Sharpen, as a razor 41 Male adults 42 Weaken 43 Bird 44 Cunning OTHER STATIONS SUNDAY ROUNDY S4YS: Well this weather don't prove nothing. In mid-west you never get good spring weather until May. No matter how good you are on figures and brains, you get darn close to seven months of winter. The treatment of U.

S. prisoners in German camps is terrible. It is just being found out as our forces get into Germany and see it all. They used our boys like beast, in fact worse. That is awful.

Gen. Eisenhower is calling U. S. officials from Washington at once to see what the Germans did to our men in service in prison camps. When all told it will shock the world.

They are looking into meat shortage. It's about time. Something seems screwey about this all. Seven out of every ten men I meet want to buy a tavern or a restaurant. There are a few you can buy lay it on the line they will sell.

They made enough in the last four years to go to Florid- in the winter then hop over to Honolulu for another sixty days. I am glad that I don't smoke after seeing these people go buggy standing in line to get a package of cigarettes. They are injuring each other getting in the line. I was talking to some women the other day they were comparing prices now one woman said she paid $1.69 for a broom and the price she paid for a dust pan was awful. They said if that ain't inflation they never heard of it.

They listed a lot of items for me as to prices and what they bought them same things for four years ago. If people listen to me they will get places I have been telling you for three years it is a millionaire's war what the devil else is it? When this war is over you try and get into Florida, Honolulu, Cuba, and Mexico, there will be so many ahead of you down there by the time you get up to the hotel clerk you'll have a beard down to your knees. I would like to have seen Richland Center High School and the Mauston High School boxing matches last night. Mauston High School beat Portage High School so they must be class of the State. Ole Olson the coach up there wanted me to come up but I couldn't make it.

It was too far by car on the tires I got it is. But we are going to come up and fish with Ole Olson this summer he talks the best fishing of any guy I have seen yet. That Kaukauna High School had some nice fighters they had a kid named Bill Weber who weighed 100 pounds. He is the best left handed puncher I have ever seen in high school. And Wisconsin better get these two guys from Kaukauna Duane Buerth 132 pounder what a puncher and clever too.

They got another good boy there in Dale Mitchler he can hit like the devil plenty fancy. The Wisconsin boxing authorities ought to get in touch with F. Barrebeau the coach at Kaukauna he has got some good boys. I wonder what their record is for the season? It must be a dandy. Little John Townsend of Portage 116 pounder he boxed in an exhibition bout there this kid is good he is a good puncher and clever.

The other night I went over to the Franklin School the Parent Teachers had a banquet it was a Father and Sons Banquet this is good stuff to have they must have had 300 there. They had a fine supper for the kids. They had the West Side basketball team there. Russ Rippe was the guest speaker I want to hear him Expert TRUSS Fitting Complete stock of trusses, abdominal supporters, stockings, etc RENNEBOHM Better rtru Stores 14 W. Mifflin Street VI Quiz 7:30 p.

m. Truth or Conse quences (WIBA): with Claire Trevor as guest. TONIGHT 10:00 Night News Edition 1015 NBU isews i.uninirm.i 10:30 NBC News Commentary 10 45 NBC I Sustain the Wmgi 11:00 NBC News Report 11 05 NBC Thomas Peluso Orchestra NBC Lee Sims. Pianiat 11:55 NBC New Report. 8:55 Quick Quiz WLS 9 00 Barnyard Jambore- -wi-s 9:00 Theater of Ar- lBO 9:00 Judy Canova Show -WMAQ 9:15 Here Comes Elmer WBBM 9:30 Grand Ole Opry WMAQ 9:45 Qui Club WBBM 10:00 Natl Barn Danco WLS 10:00 Shady Valley Jambor-WlBU 10:15 Hoosier Hop WCFL 10:15 King Jesters-WBBM 10:30 Rumpus WTMJ 10:30 Symphonette WMAQ 10 45 Art Kassel 10:45 Public Affairs-WBBM 11.05 Men War-WBBM 11:10 Buddy Fr.nklln OrchWGN 11:15 Del Courtney Orch.

WGN 11:30 Tony Pastor Orch. WBBM 11:30 Lawrence Welk Orch. -WGN 11:30 I Sustain the Wlng-WMAQ 11:45 Jan Garber Orch. WBBM 12:00 Musical Nightcap WMAQ 12:00 Night Watch (to 12:05 Topics and Tempos WBBM 12:15 Music After Midnight-WBBM 12:45 Jan Gsrber 12 55 News and 1:15 Jack Teagarden Orch. WBBM SUNDAY 1:00 NBC Lawrence Brooks 1-30 NBC John Charles Thomai 2:00 NBC World Parade 2:30 NBC The Army Parade 3:30 NBC Music America Loves Best 4:00 NBC Symphony 5 00 lilt Tune 5:30 NBC Great Ollderl F.VF.NINO on NBC Jafk Benny Proiram 6:30 NBC Bandwagon 7 00 NBC Charlie McCarthy Show 7:30 NBC The F.ddle Brat ken Story 8:00 NBC Manhattan Merry-ro-Round 8-30 NBC Album of Familiar Mutle 9 00 NBC The Hour of Charm 9:30 NBC The Comedy Theater 10:00 Night News EdlUon 10:15 NBC Behind the Headlines 10:30 Old Fashioned Revival Hour 11 30 NBC Francis Craig Orchestra 11:55 NBC Newt Report cisco Conference.

The Problem of Prof. Alfred P. Fernback, department of polltt. ral science; Prof. William Fben-steln.

department of political science: Prof. Harold Taylor, department of philosophy 4:00 Sunday Music Hour: Brahma-Academic Festival Overture; Harris Symphony Number Schumann Piano Concerto In A Minor 5:30 News NEWS BROADCASTS TONIGHT 5:00 WGN WCCO 9 45 WIS 5:00 WIBU WCFL 10:00 WMAQ 5 00 WBBM WIND 10:00 WGN WCCO 5 15 WJJD 10:00 WIBA WTMJ 5:30 WIBA WTMJ 10:15 WIBA WMAQ 5:45 WMAQ WCCO 5:45 WBBM WHA 10:30 WGN WBBM 5:55 WBBM WIBA 10:55 WIBU 6:00 WGN 11 :00 WGN WMAQ 6:00 WLS WIND 11 00 WBBM 6 15 WLS 11:00 WIBA WTMJ 6:30 WIBU WGN 11:30 WIND 7 :00 WGN WIBU 1 1 :55 WTMJ WIBA WCFL 11:55 WGN 7-20 WIBU 12:00 WBBM WENR 7 :55 KMOX WBBM 12:00 WMAQ 915 WCFL 12:55 WENR WMAQ 1:30 WGN WBBM SPORTS REVIEWS TONIGHT 5 15 WCFL 5 :55 KMOX 5:45 WIBA WTMJ 10:15 WCCO NEWS BROADCASTS SUNDAY 7:00 WBBM 4:45 WBBM WCCO 7:00 WIBA 5:00 WTMJ WIBU 7:01 WIBU 5:15 WTMJ WTBU 7:30 WIND 5:20 WIBA 8:00 WMAQ WBBM 5:30 WGN WTBU 8:00 WLS WIBA 5:45 WHA 8:30 WTMJ 6:00 WENR WIND 8:45 WBBM 6:15 WENR 8:55 WGN 6:20 WGN 9 :00 WLS WCFL 7 :00 WIND 9:45 WGN WMAQ 7:15 WLS 10 :00 WCCO WIND 7 :55 KMOX WBBM 10:00 WLS WBBM 7:45 WGN WIBU 10:25 WGN 8:00 WF.NR WIND 10:30 WBBM WTMJ 8:30 WIBU WGN 11:00 WIBA WCFL 8:45 WGN 11:25 WGN 9:00 WIND 11:50 WIBU 10:00 WENR WMAQ I. M. 10:00 WBBM WCrL 12:00 WBBM 10:00 WIBA WTMJ 12:00 WTMJ WMAQ 10:00 KMOX WTND 12:00 WIND WENR 10:15 WIBA 12:15 WENR WTMJ 10:30 WBBM WON 12:15 WBBM WIBA 10:45 WGN 12:30 WCCO 11 :00 WENR WMAQ 12:45 WGN 11:55 WTMJ WIBA 1:00 WIND 12:00 WMAQ WBBM 1:30 WHA WBBM 12:00 WENR WIND 2 :00 WTMJ 12 :55 WMAQ WENR 2:00 WIBA WMAQ 1:00 WGN 3:30 WIBU 1:30 WBBM Sports 3:00 WIND 3:30 WJJD 5:00 WIND 6:00 WJJD 7:00 Lutheran Hour WIBU 7:30 Eddie Bracken Show WMAQ 7:30 Rainbow Trio WIBU 7:30 Crime Doctor WBBM WCCO 7:30 Jerry Wayne Show WLS 7 45 Gabriel Heater- WGN WIBU 8:00 Let's Face the Issue WIBU 8:00 Steel Horizons WGN 8:00 Walter Wlnchell WENR 8:00 Merry Go Round WMAQ 8:00 Digest WBBM WCCO KMOX 8:15 Hollywood Mystery Time. WENR 8:30 Star Theater WBBM WCCO 8:30 Familiar Music WMAQ 8:45 Dorothy Thompson WGN 8 45 Jimmy Ftdler WENR 9:00 Hour of Charm WMAQ 9:00 Ltfe of Riley WENR 9:00 Earl Wilson WGN WIBU 9:00 Take It or Leave It WBBM 9:15 Helen Hayes WGN WIBU 9:30 Worth Remembering--WENR 9:30 Comedy Theater WMAQ 9:30 Jobs for I Joe WBBM 9:30 Mystery House WGN 10:00 Clifton Utley WBBM 10:00 Answer Man WGN 10:05 Sammy Kaye Serenade WENR 10:15 Today in History WMAQ 10:15 Most Honored Music WTMJ 10:15 Town Tattler WBBM 10:30 One Foot In Heaven WENR 10:30 Symphonette WMAQ 11:00 Lawrence Welk Orch.

WGN 11:00 Invitation to Learning WBBM 11 :00 Church of Deliverance WIND 11:00 All Nations Church WCFL. 11:15 Art Kassel Orch. WGN 11:15 Emil Coleman Orch. WENR 11:30 Buddy Franklin Orch. WGN 11:30 We Deliver the Goods WBBM 11:30 Emil Vandas Orch.

WENR 11:30 Pacific Story WMAQ 11:45 Freddie Martin Orch. WENR 11:45 Ted Straeter Orch WGN 11:55 Red Cross Girls WENR 12:00 Cleveland Orchestra WGN 12:00 Night Watch (to 2) WIND 12:05 Topics and Tempos WBBM 12:05 Promenade Concert WMAQ 12:15 Jan Garber Orch. WBBM 12.30 Frankle Carle Orch WBBM 12:55 News and Praver WMAQ 1:00 Jack Teagarden Peter Fiore, 609 222-200-187); A. Monum, 577 f249); S. Pertzborn.

517; R. Riggert, 534; J. Heibl. 501; Bohm- sack, 496; E. Nielson.

498. AT PLAZA Moose: Loval Order of Moose. 2.498. Earl Zanoya. 583; Al Hegley, 535; Dick Oakey, 565; K.

Everson, 558; pneips, 512: G. Anacker, 525; M. Olson. 522; V. Koss.

513; Dr. Sannes, 502; Hi Nel- con, 527. LADIES Westmorland: Holly, 1.736. Eleanor O'Neill, 414; Dolores Gehrke, 389. Fort Trackmen Are Defeated FT.

ATKINSON Piling up a lead in the weight events and scoring in every contest, Fort high school's Cardinal track team opened the season with a 65 1-6 to 47 5-6 conquest of Whitewater College high at Whitewater Wednesday afternoon. The Fort team, entered in the Madison West invitational this Saturday, was paced by Floyd Callum with 12 points, high man for the meet. A chilling wind had an unfriendly influence on the marks. The results: 400 yard dash, Venning Fuller Sinks W. 59.7.

Sec. 100 yard dash, Goeglin Gale Mav F. 11.1 Sec. 200 yard dash. Goeglin Sinks W.

Justus F. 23.6 Sec. 120 yard high hurdles. Touton Kammer Letting W. 18 Sec.

200 yard low hurdles. Gale Kim-er Leiting W. 27.2 Sec. 880 yard run. Grow Wegener, Roach and Ankomeus F.

Tie, 2 min. 20.7. Mile, Callum Culver Wurtzler F. 5:10. Shot put, Yackels Callum F.

Kachel W. 35 ft. 9ia. Broad Jump, Gale Tyrell W. Fuller R.

18 ft. 8. Pole vault. Tyrrll W. Callum F.

Leiting Wegener and Touton in 3 Way tie for third 9 ft. 6. High jump. Fuller and Yackels F. tie first.

Sinks third 4 ft. 10. Discus, Mack Lueder Callum 99 ft 4. Relay. May.

Justus, Hensey and Fuller -von for Fort. 1 min. 46.5. List Dates of Four NCAA Title Meets CHICAGO (U.R) Dates of four National Collegiate Athletic Association championship meets were announced today by the association's executive committee attending a two-day meeting here. Kenneth L.

"Tug" Wilson, ath letic commissioner of the Western Conference and N. C. A. A secretary-treasurer, made public the following schedule: Golf meet, June 25-27, at Ohio State university. Tennis meet, June 25-30, at Northwestern university.

Track meet, June 9, at Mar quette university. Cross-country meet, Nov. 24, at Michigan State college. Kobesky to Join Brewers Today ST. PAUL (U.R) Outfielder Ed Kobesky was expected to join the Milwaukee Brewers here today after his purchase from Buffalo of the Internatio a 1 League.

Kobesky was obtained for Outfielder Woody Wheaton and an undisclosed cash payment. The new outfielder is expected to increase the Brewers' batting power. In 148 games last year he batted .328 and in 528 times at bat he made 173 hits for 286 bases. His hits included 31 doubles, two triples, and 26 home runs. Name Spring Green Golf Club Officers SPRING Newly elected officers of the Spring Green Golf Club include J.

E. Fronk, president; Kenneth 1 1 a treasurer; T. W. King, vice-president, and Isabelle Doyle, secretary. Members of the executive committee are Frank Nee, Kenneth Hottman, and John Schoen-mann.

Members of the grounds committee are Charles Casper, R. D-. King, and Edison Pope, while those of the tournament committee are Charles Cosper, Kenneth Hottman, and R. D. King.

By R. J. SCOTT A WILLLUP HOW MAHY DERttS 6o Feet IHfo 1KE Or LONGITUDE. DOES r(ESUK CROSS IX A.M Houft 15 OH dE AVERAGE SEA WKEM rRKKlEHED b-batted for Cozart in 9th c-batted for Mott in 9th. Boston 010 200 003 6 Philadelphia 013 002 0005 Errors G.

Hamner 2, Culler. Runs batted in (Mack scored on G. Ham-ner's error), Wasdell, G. Hamner, Di-Maggio 2, Wallen, Shemo, Dinges, Nie-man 3. Two base hits Mack, Wallen.

Three base hit Dinges. Home run DiMaggio, Nieman. Winning pitch Cozart. BROOKLYN NEW YORK ABRH! ABRH Stanky.2b 4 2 1 Rucker.cf .5 0 2 Galan.lb ..4 1 1 4 11 Walker.rf 4 0 2 Ott.rf 3 1 2 A holt.lf 5 1 2 .4 3 2 Olmo.cf ..5 0 1 4 3 2 3 0 01 Lombardi.c 412 Owen.c 4 1 2 Kerr.ss 500 3 1 1 4 0 1 a-Rosen 1 0 0 Feldman, 3 11 0 0 0 c-Gardella 10 0 Seats. 10 0 Adams.p ..000 Klng.p 2 0 0 b-Durrett 1 0 0 0 0 0 Totals 37 610! Totals 371013 a-batted for Sandlock in 7th.

b-batted for King in 8th. c-batted for Feldman in 7th. Brooklyn 022 001 100 6 New York 303 001 12x 10 Error Hausmann. Runs batted in Filipowicz, Welntraub 4. Sandlock 2, Walker 2, Lombardi 2.

Kerr. Stanky, Gcldman, Owen, Rvicker. Two base hit Walker. Home runs Welntraub 2, Sandlock. Stanky.

Feldman. Winning pitcher Feldman. Losing pitcher seats. Jackie Graves Wins Over Luis Castillo MINNEAPOLIS U.R) Jackie Graves, Minneapolis featherweight, took an eight-round deci sion from Mexico City's Louis Castillo in the featured bout at Minneapolis auditorium Friday night. In the middleweight division, Buzz Brown, St.

Paul, won a decision in four rounds over Henry Chuckaluck, St. Louis, and Ray Apurlock, Kansas City, and Jack Evans, Sioux Falls, S. fought to a six-round draw. Del Cockayne, Des Moines, scored a first round knockout over Ray Glenn, Indianapolis, in the lightweight classification. Billy Smith, Minneapolis, was awarded a technical knockout Coast Guardsman Pete Karro, Du luth, in another light weight match.

Nice Headwork Headwork Is the most important item in the game of soccer and these boys are working on that at the moment. At left is Don Red-cliffe of the Philadelphia Nationals. At the right is Tony Conde of the Brooklyn His-panos. SCOn'S SCRAP BOOK 1 1 'tnE LARGEST oPEK Pl IB.OK Mike ik me world is a i MlNHLSOfA 4At lAMl" MIH-fjAR. ROWLS ANP KiD( 1 IU-B n.

AMFHIILA. i "1 'V. r-c: mi iwm. fy fell a-batted for O'Neill in 7th. b-batted for Newsome in 9th.

c-batted for Holm in 9th. -batted for Barrett in 9th. Philadelphia 220 000 1005 Boston 100 000 0203 Errors Busch, Fox. Runs batted in Hayes 2, Kell, Garrison, Estalella, Johnson, Polly. Two base hits Kell, Culberson.

Three base hit Johnson. Home run Hayes. Losing pitcher Bowman. CLEVELAND I DETROIT AB HI ABRH Rocco.lb 4 0 II Hostetler.lf 3 0 1 Hoag.cf 5 2 3 Mayo.2b ...4 0 0 Carnett.rf 4 1 2 Outlaw.rf 4 0 1 Boudreau.ss 3 0 0 York, lb 4 12 Seerey.lf ..4 0 II Cramer.cf 4 0 0 Cul bine.3b 2 1 1 3 0 1 Cihocki.2b 4 0 II Hoover.ss .200 4 0 11 a-Walker ..000 Gromek.p .3 0 Richards.c 300 b-Borom ..100 I Overmire.p 10 0 I Wilson, ..201 ib-McNabb .10 0 Totals 33 41o Totals 32 1 8 a-batted for Hoover in 9th. b-batted for Richards in 9th.

c-batted for Wilson in 9th. Cleveland 112 000 000 4 Detroit 000 001 0001 Errors Cihocki, Mayo, York, Outlaw- Runs batted in Carnett 2, Gro- mek. Seerey, Ross. Two base hits Hoag, Carnett, Cullenbine, York, Ross, Three base hit Outlaw. Losing pitcher Overmire.

Oregon Prep Nine Trims Evansville OREGON Oregon high school's baseball team made an auspicious start in the newly formed Southern Tri-Cou League by soundly defeating Evansville here Friday afternoon, 19-2. The contest was called in the fifth inning because of rain. Coach Pat Morrissey's winners garnered only nine hits but took full advantage of 10 bases on balls issued by two Evansville pitchers. Score by innings: Evansville 020 00 2 3 4 Oregon 1051 3x 19 9 0 Batteries: Lyons, Anderson and Dreher; Johnson, Collins and Apfel. Struck out: by Lyons 6, Johnson 2, Collins 1: Bases on Balls: off Johnson 6, Collins 4.

Standings AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Pet. I Pet. .500 .500 .000 .000 'Mil'kee 1 0 1.000! Min'polis 1 1 Lo'ville 1 0 1.0001 Ind'polis 1 1 t. 'am l.uuo Toledo 1 Col'hus 1 1 .5001 Kan. City 0 1 Does not include night game.

AMERICAN LEAGUE Pet. I Pet. .500 .333 .250 .000 Pet. .500 .400 .333 .250 N. York 4 0 1.000! Phil'phla 2 2 hicago 3 0 1.000 Cleveland 1 2 Detroit 2 2 .5001 St.

Louis 1 3 Wash'ton 2 2 .5001 Boston 0 4 NATIONAL LEAGUE Pct.l N. York 4 1 .8001 St. Louis 1 1 Cinc'nati 2 1 .6671 Boston 2 3 Brooklyn 2 2 .5001 Chicago 1 3 Pittsb'gh 2 2 .500 Ph'elphia 1 3 YESTERDAY'S RESULTS AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Milwaukee at Minneapolis, postponed, cold weather. Kansas City at St. Paul, postponed, cold weather.

Louisville at Toledo, night game. Indianapolis at Columbus, night game. AMERICAN LEAGUE Chicago 3, St. Louis 2 (10 innings). Cleveland 4.

Detroit 1. New York 6, Washington 3. Philadelphia 5, Boston 3. NATIONAL LEAGUE New York 10, Brooklyn 6. Pittsburgh 5.

Chicago 4. Boston 6, Philadelphia 5. Only games scheduled. TODAY'S SCHEDULE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Milwaukee at St. Paul.

Indianapolis at Toledo. Louisville at Columbus. Kansas Citv at Minneapolis. AMERICAN LEAGUE New York at Washington. Philadelphia at Boston.

Cleveland at Detroit. St. Louis at Chicago. NATIONAL LEAGUE Brooklyn at New York. Boston at Philadelphia.

Cincinnati at St. Louis. Chicago at Pittsburgh. again he only talked ten minutes them are the guys I call smart speakers. Ray Felt got me over there he had charge of the gathering.

I talked five minutes so that made it a perfect banquet. Little Johnny Brissee gave the welcome the little kid is good. Rev. A. D.

Willett gave the invocation. The women over there at the Franklin School laid out the best home made cakes I ever seen were they ever cakes man alive. They were really baked they were lucky to get the pans back the way the boys tore into them. The Plaza bowling alley donated $64 to the Roundy's "Fun Fund" for crippled children this was their own donation it wasn't taken from the entry fee at all. That is pretty nice I want to tip my hat to AI Grebe and Cy Perkins they did a nice job.

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