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MONROI EVENING TIMES, MONROI, WISCONSIN. FRIDAY, JULY 18. 194? PAGE SEVEN All-Star Contest Tonight is Week's Major Engagement Bauman's Trip Waffle Shop as Victory Tavern Wins Last Xight's Games Major Hard- 1 ware 10, Waffle Shop 6. Minor Tavern 12, Johnson Motors 5. Toaictifs Games Minor leaeu: Turn and Scbwing vs.

Boss Body. Monroe AU-Stars vs. Madison Firemen. I Top softball attraction of the u-eek is scheduled for tonight at Recreation park with the Major league all-stars battling the Madison Firemen in second game of a doubleheader. The Minor.

league teams, Turn and Schwing and Boss Body, meet in the open-; cr. I Last night the Bauman Hard-' ware club rapped the Waffle Shop. 10-6. in a Major loop con-' Rod Kittclsen gave up only, five hits while his mates collected. six off Wallv Schuetze.

Only one of the Bauman hits "for extra bases. Olson collected a two-bagger. Herb Goecks triple for the Waffle Shop T3ie winners collected four of; their runs in the first and five. in ihe sixth, In last night's Minor league! the Victory Tavern had run the count up beyond 20 when it! was decided to end the game. Thej score reverted to the previous in-1 The official count was: Vic- tory Tavern 12, Johnson Motors Christen, Priewe and Bahler, of I the winners, got home runs.

REFEREE STOPS ZALE-GRAZIANO Johnny Behr pulls Rocky Graziano of New York from hitting distance of Tony Zale of Gary who is collapsing through the ropes sixth round.of their middleweight championship bout in Chicago stadium. Seconds later Graziano won verdict on a technical knockout to become the new middleweight champion. (AP Photo) Scoreboard Bud Ward and Stranahan Are Top Favorites Browns Sign Two, Option One Negro Kansas City Monarchs Supply 2, Barons 1 St. St. Louis Browns have become the third Philadelphia 36 47 modern major league ball club to Pittsburgh 33 49 open the door to Negro players, American League joining the Brooklyn Dodgers and I New ork 58 26 Cleveland Indians by signing two Detroit 44 35 men and purchasing' an option on Boston .44 37 National League Brooklyn 49 Boston 45 New York 43 St.

Louis 44 Cincinnati 41 Chicago 37 35 36 35 39' 42 45 Pet. .583 games postponed, rain. Only games scheduled. American League New York 3-7, Cleveland 1-2. Detroit 7-4, Washington Boston 4-6, Chicago 1-3.

Philadelphia 16, St. Louis 2. .530 .494 .451 i Tomorrow's Schedule i National League Pittsburgh at Boston, night; St. Louis at Brooklyn; Cincinnati at York; Chicago at Philadel- third. I Infielder Henry Thompson and the better par busters, night with Thompson seeing ac- hooed to take additional strides tion.

at second base against the todaV toward their anticipated Philadelphia Athletics but he clash in the finals of the West- went hitless in four batting trips cni amateur golf tournament. 'and chalked up an error on a Frank and Bud. who finished grounder. one-two in the Western a year Both ayers came to St. Louis ago.

were the top favorites in the from the ansas -city Monarchs quarterfinal round but there were Negro American baseball foms railbirds around the Wakon- league here' Thompson was hit- da club who appeared rather Ung 34? an Brown .333. Owner anxious to hedge on earlier pre- jj arcl Muckerman of the Browns Philadelphia 41 Cleveland 36 dictions. 'said the two players were signed Stranahan, the Toledo, j. im the Browns ou sharpshooter was matched against American i ea gue cellar." lanky Bill Campbell of Hunting- ion, "W- 1947 Princeton university captain and Ward's foe was Johnny Jacobs of Cedar BOyS I COrtl Hapids. four-time Iowa champ, and a rugged match play com- peSlor.

JUIlUUy Washington 35 St. Louis 28 American Association Kansas City 55 Louisville 54 Milwaukee 50 Indianapolis ..47 Columbus 43 Minneapolis 43 Toledo 41 St. Paul 40 Today's Games National League 42 40' 47 45 51 34 42 43 47 50 52 52 53 League R0n Boston at St. Louis; New York Detroit; Washington at Cleve- 543! land; Only games scheduled. .474 .440.

Brodhead (Special) Allen .354 Erickson, Waterloo, has been hir- ed as coach and physical educa- 618 tion instructor in the Brodhead .563 school. He succeeds 'Clifford East- man. Yanks Equal Mark Of 19 Straight in American League Now Gun for Record Of Major Loops of 26, Straight By Joe Reichler (Associated Press Sports Writer) The New York Yankees' merciless victory march in the American League' had even the rival National league clubs jittery today. With 19 straight victories under their belts to tie the American league consecutive win record, the Bronx Bombers are casting covetous glances at the only two winning streaks exceeding theirs 21 straight by the 1935 Chicago Cubs and the major league record of 26 polled by the New York Giants in 1916. The Yankees made it 19 in a row yesterday when they defeated the Cleveland Indians in both ends of a double header, 3-1 and 7-2, at Cleveland's municipal stadium.

The double victory enabled them to equal the 41-year-old standard set by the Chicago White Sox in 1906. An Occasion The opener was a special occasion for Bobo Newsom, the much traveled pitcher who finally landed with the Yankees last week after having been with seven-other big league clubs. Old Bobo scattered nine hits effectively to register his second straight win in a Yankee uniform, his sixth of the season and the 200th of his big league career. Vic Raschi, a 29-year-old right- hander recalled recently from Portland of the Pacific coast league, doled out six hits in the second game to gain his second victory in a week. Veteran First Baseman George McQuinn was the batting star, getting two hits In cnch one two-run homer.

1 The double win enabled the i Yanks to maintain their HVi I game lead over the second place 1 tigers. The Bsngals came from be- Tho pnl 7-1, nt Kbbeti lielri. Queen scattered olKht hits Cur fltrat-vle- Entries for Open Class Are Sought ihind twice to capture both ends of a double header from Washington, 7-5 and 4-3. The Red Sox remained a game behind the Tigers by winning two from the Whits Sox in Chicago, 4-1 and 6-3, the second game going 11 innings. Joe Dobson, who has become the number one pitcher on the Red Sox staff, won his 10th game with a six-hit effort in the opener.

The Philadelphia Athletics, leading 7-2 going into the ninth inning, wracked across nine more runs to trounce the Browns in a night game in St. Louis, 16-2. Henry Thompson! one of the two the St. The fourth place St. Louis Car- dlnuls mqved within tour and a half games of the National league' leading Dodgers when they feated the Braves in a night game in Boston, 5-2.

The Braves, in los- ing, remained in second place, twoj and a half games behind thej Brooks and only a half length in! front of the third place Giants. Harry (the cat) Brecheen scat-! tered nine hits for his llth vic-j tory and drove in the first two 1 Cardinal runs. Brecheen, after Negro players signed by Browns in a night game in Louis, 16-2. Henry Thompson, one of the two Negro players signed by the Browns yesterday, played second base and went hitless in four trips to the plate. Trumps A queen trumped a king on the diamond when Mel Queen, newest pitching member of the Pittsburgh Pirates won over Clyde King and tha Brooklyn timber.

Entries stilt are being accepted iA the open class of competition In the Monroe city swim meet. The annual event scheduled for Tuesday evening in the Recreation park pool. Twenty-six events are scheduled for the evening's competition and, with the competition promised, pool and meet records should be tumbled. A bottle dropped by the Coast and- Geodetic Survey was carried more than 15,000 miles by ocean having been hit by a batted ball currents in six years before it for the third time in the game, was found and returned. had to be taken out after eight innings.

Brecheen said later in the clubhouse that pain went beyond the wrist of his throwing arm. Rain and wet grounds caused the postponement of the scheduled doubleheader between the Cubs and Giants at the Polo grounds. Cincinnati and the Philadelphia Phils were not scheduled. Swordfish have been known to thrust through 27 inches of solid New Brodhead Coach .500 .462 Willard Buchholtz, head of the music department for several years, has resigned to accept a .441 similar position at SheBoygan .430: Falls. Chicago at New York both DANCE Monday, July 21st JOEY TANTILLO and His Band HOLLANDALE Wedding Dance In Honor Of Mr.

and Mrs. Otis Gilbertson Admission 85c double win over William Walsh of Kalamazoo, vesterdav, climaxing the Jound with a 2 and 1 'wi Stranahan was six under par as bal i team ill meet' a Janesville he raced through two opponents recreation park team Sunday at The boys are between the ages of 11 and 14. The game is the first event of this type scheduled, and will take place at Recreation park. The starting players will be Paul Good, catcher; Jim Schilling-1 er, second baseman; Bud Pilz, i first base; Dick Blanc, Boyd Trickle, shortstop; Moydj Flick, center field; Bud Bolgrisn.j right field; Jim Van Wagencn.i third base; and Bob Eichcls, field. BEADS GOLFERS Other players arc Larry Thorn- Hazel ton, Gus Ninneman, Jack Ande- McCue has been elected president Dan Techan, Ronny Teehan, of the women's golf club.

Lois Dick Goodrich, David Forbes, Medley was named vice president Ronny Elmer, Jerry Van Wagen- and Ruth Hughes, secretary-trea- Bob Dearth, Robert Ruch, Bill surer Lenachcr and Gary Quinn. Cincinnati at New York, night. St. Louis at Brooklyn, night. Pittsburgh at "Boston, night.

Chicago at Philadelphia, night. American League Washington at Cleveland, rlight. I Philadelphia at Chicago, night. Recreation park's all-star base- Boston at St. Louis, night.

New But Campbell was spectacular in his two matches. He toured 426-vard Wakonda in 66 six under he stopped Bill of Minneapolis 2 and 1 in a torrid third round duel. Campbell's performance equalled the lowest score ever made at Wakonda in tournament play. York ai Detroit, twilight. Yesterday's Results National League Pittsburgh 7, Brooklyn 1.

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Events TecKnicolqr DANCE SUNDAY, JULY 20 TURNER HALL Monroe MOELLER'S ACCORDION BAND GOOD MUSIC FINE DANCING Regular Admission Prices CARDINAL BUS SCHEDULE SUMMER SCHEDULES NOW IN EFFECT To direct 9:05 a.m., 2:40 5:15 8:40 p.m. To Milwaukee 6:00 a.m., 9:30 a.m., 11:25 a.m. 2:40 p.m., 6:05 p.m., 8:40 pjn. Connections at Milwaukee for Port Washington. Sheboycan Manitowoc, Green Bay To Watertown a.m., 11:25 a.m., 6:05 8:40 p.m.

To- Geneva Kenosha 6:00 a.m., 9:30 a.m., 2:40 p.m., 6:05 p.m. To 6:00 2:40 p.m. To take Des Plains and Chicago 6:00 9:30 a.m., 2:40 6:05 p.m. To Dubnqne 9:45 a.m., 4:40 p.m., 9:30 p-m. Darlington 9:45 a.m., 1:10 p.m., 4:40 p.m., 9:30 p.m.

Cardinal buses will discharge au4 pick up passengers at the main gate of the Arlington Race track. Racing June 16th thru July 20th. For further information Call UNION BUS DEPOT 907 16th Avenue Phone 38 COM roflf ANNUM TURNER PICNIC Of The Turn and Scnwing Club, Monroe Lehr's Grove Sunday, July 27 Just Off Hiway Miles West of Monroe Watch For The Signs THE NEW GURUS YOMERS Will BE THERE! DANCE At Turner Hall in the Evening Clarence Zahina and His Barnstormers Old and New Time Music Dance Held Rain or Shine Musical Entertainment All Afternoon Lunch and Refreshments Served On The Grounds Swiss Musk By Zimmerman's Orchestra Turning On The Parallel Bars and Horizontal Bar by Women's and Men's Classes Swiss Style Wrestling Program Starts At 2 P. M. Sharp Everybody Invited A Good Time For Alt Admission To Grounds Per Car.