W JJ Wf X* Wisconsin Stafe Journal Oise section, praised Thil'f ce- 1 the 10th round by Fred Apostoli at*WUBoudr lu. PWla..C . 12- MADISON I operation with the American during Promoter Mike Jacobs j * ' HOME »""-*• Wednesday, August IS, 1945 j Major League Box Scores Standings Thil Active army. carnival of champions. The bout Holmes. Braves l»: Workman. Brav- AMERICAN ASSOCIATION "He helped the Americans un- was stopped because Thil suf- ej l»; Kurowski. cardinals 17: Suf- WLPct] WtFet selfishly for many months, in- 1 1 mb rFrance knocking out Gorilla Jones ->i Brave. 86; C.varr.tu. Cub. «4. ^ Lewis, rf 1 2 Byrnes, 1£ 312 Lowrey.lf 3 1 lllowell.rf 301 Detroit 6143 .5871 Cle'land M SI .510 "He is a grand fellow." Blnks, If 1 1 M'Q'inn. Ib 2 2 1 Pafko.cf 4 0 21 DIM'gio.cf 300 Wash'ton 58 47 .552 St. Louis 51 52 .495 Thil said the two best French Paris. Zardon. It 1 0 Moore, rf 4• 1• • K'ghes.3b 4 0 2| Triplett.lt 300 Chicago 54 SO .5191 Boston 51 55 .481 By JACK CUDDY boxers now performing are Mid- Kuhcl. Ib 300 Stephens, i 3 0 Nich'on.rf 4 0 II Binges,Ib 300 N. York 52 49 .5151 Phll'phia 34 87 .337 WARNER IROS l Krc'ch, cf 4 0 1 Mancuso, c 4 0 2 Rice.c 4 0 0| Scmin ck.c 300 NATIONAL, LEAGUE REIMS — (U.R) — There was a dleweights Marcel Cerdan, 28 year Layne, 3b 411 West, p 400 Merullo,sa 3 0 01 DanteUb 900 W L Pet) W L Pet. blaze in the eyes of the bold, 41- old French sailor, and Robert Big League Leaders Evami, c 402 Potter, p 000 •Secory . 100 Judd.p 311 Chicago 89 37 .6511 Pittsburgh 57 54 .514 year-old fellow with the cauli- Charron, a Paris civilian, who has MAJESTIC Torres, ss 4 0 1 Priiwp 300 St. Louis 65 44 .5961 Boston SO 61 .450 flower ears when he spat con- a terrific left. LEADING BATSMEN Wolff, p 2 0 1 Brooklyn 61 46 .570 Cincinnati 43 62 .410 temptuously and talked of the National League AIK-CONDITIONCD a-Perrell 100 Totals 32 1 6| Totals 27 2 4 N. York 59 50 .541| Phil'phia » 79 .289 Invasion of Boxers G Ab R H Pet Holb'w, p 000 •Batted for Merullo in ninth. YESTERDAY'S RESULTS French collaborationists. "I don't know which of them is Holmes, Boston 86 169 .387 STARTS TODAY! b-Clift i n ii Chicago 00001000 0—1 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION 112 490 36' 410| Totals 31 5 8 Some of the athletes of the tri- the better," he said. "They are Cavarre'tta, Chic. 105 402 82 14» .363 Totals Philadelphia 00101000 x—2 Milwaukee 5. Louisville 3 color may have been sympathizers Rosen,' Brooklyn 101 421 91 '150 .396 a-Batted for Wolff in seventh Errors—Dinges 2. Huns batted In— St. Paul 2. Toledo 1 both good punchers but Charron HacK, Chicago 108 429 81 144 .3.16 b-Batted for Holborow in ninth Antonelll, Seminlck, Pafko. Two base Columbus 3-8, Minneapolis 2-7 and supporters of the Nazi cause dislikes training. They both will Olmo, Brooklyn 10.1 419 54 141 336 Washington 300 000 OOJ—4 Kansas City 8-10. Indianspolln 2-4 ERRoiFLYNN St. Louis 000 400 01X—5 hit—Judd. Three base hit—Paflto; but not Marcel Thil, the former go to the United States as soon Home run -Seminlck. AMERICAN LEAGUE world middleweight champion. the war is over." American League Boston Cleveland Cleveland 3, Boston 0 Thil, who was active in the French G Ab R ab r hi ab r h Pittsburgh Boston New York *t Detroit, postponed, rain Thil said he was proud of the Cuccinello, Chi. . 87 299 Lake, ss 4 0 11 Meyer. 2b 411 ab r h ab r h Philadelphia at Chicago, postponed, underground according to his fel-1 y o'un g"'amateur " fe'atnirweight LaF'st, 3b 3 0 0| Rocco, Ib 411 Custine. 2b 6 1 1 Netoon.Sb 401 wet grounds low townsmen, grinned and point-; champion of France, 19-year-old Stirnweiss, N. Y. I Metk'h, cf 4 0 0] Fleming, rt 3 0 2 Russell.U 412 Wiet'n,2b 100 St. Louis 5, Washington 4 ed to his ring-scarred ears when; Andre Gonnet, who is his protege. RJohna'n, If 4 0 1! Mack'z, cl 1 0 0 Elliott,3b 400 Shupe.lb 40 1 NATIONAL LEAGUE S 1 2 JHofferth 111 New York S. Cincinnati I asked about it. I personally am going to take SAYS: Lazor, rf 4 0 II Heath, If ahl lb Camilli, Ib 3 0 01 Boud'u, ss 000 g 'Pi 5-1 3 Holmesjf SOI Pittsburgh 7-S, Boston 8-» "How could I be an under - Gonnet to America when Japan I N'ome, 2b 300! Wh'ler, 3b 302 "—-*•irn'rtj"s 300 Med'ick.lf 812 Philadelphia 2, Chicago 1 grounder when every German in, ; beaten," he said. Well this is it. folks. Last 300 'Colman 100 Work'n.3b 412 St. Louis 2, Brooklyn 1 s Steiner. c 200 Se-erey, cf Cose'rUb 111 Glll'ter.cf 100 the Oise section of France knewj He said that the tremendous in- Heflin, p 300 Hayes,, c 401 TODAY'S SCHEDULE PLUS—Th* Love nite's celebrations showed you a-McBride 100 CihockiCihocki, 3b 4 0 0 Lopez,Ixjpez.c 100 Masl.c 310 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION me by my ears, he said. :erest of American troops in box- •what I mean and how. I Bagby, p 41_ 2- Oster'er.- • • p 40- - 2- Culler.si 4 1 Toledo at St. Paul (2) Interviewed in the lobby o£ the ng in the Oise section was stim- • COMFORTABLE COOL • Horse — an* What • Totals 31 0 3| Totals .... 34 311 Lee.p 300 Indianapolis at Kansas City Grand Hotel Liondor, Thil' was ulating French interest although LAST TIMES TONIGHT a-Batted for Heflin In ninth. Hend'son.p 000 Columbus at Minneapolis asked if it was true that the Ger- There was no gas short- Boston 000 000 000—0 Total* 38 7 13 tRamsey 100 Louisville at Milwaukee the French concentrate on clever TECHNICOLOR HIT! Cleveland 000 100 llx—3 •Batted for Bamhart In eighth. AMERICAN LEAOUaT mans had beaten him up on two technique more than the Amer- age last nite. They really- tBatted for Hendrickson In tenth. occasions. "CANT HELP SINGING" tBatted lor Shupe in tenth. New York at St. Louis icans who feature hard punching DEANNA DURBIN had the gas last eve. State. Art and Roundy will Pittsburgh 201000010 3—7 Philadelphia at Cleveland American Officer Praises Thil and rushing attack. Boston 040000000 1—5 Boston at Chicago (2) "Yes, that's right but they must AND • Interview Harry we should Washington at Detroit Thil himself fought only once in D E S T I N V find out something about the Errors—Gustlne, Lopec. Runs batter NATIONAL LEAGCB have mistook me for someone the United States in September GLORIA JBAN Army to free millions. Nice in—Gustlne. Barrett, Dahlgren i, El- Pittsburgh at New York (I) else," he said. going. Seem to have couple All-Star game and the Bis; liott, Ostermueller 2, Culler, Lee. Nel- Cincinnati at Boston (9) of 1937 when he was stopped in Ten. Don't forget the time this son, Hofforth. Two base hits—Glolfrid- Chicago at Brooklyn This reply caused heartiest million too many anyway. Thursday night at 6:45 p. m. do, Barrett, Coscarart, Holmes. Three St. Louis at Philadelphia (S—twi- laughter among Thil's friends who base hit—Russell. Home runs—Gus- night clearly regarded him as a hero over WIBU. tine, Hofferth. Hits—Off Lee, 8 in sev- Last nite WM happiness for and insisted he was openly active en and one-third Innings; Hendrick- Schoe'Uf BOO! Rosen,cf 3 1 against the Nazi invaders. PRPJHEUM THE PULITZER Gotham son, 5 in two and two-thirds. Losing kv^^ — . . sal. . . ki • v , millions. But it was the sad- Adams.cf 40* Gatan,3b 0 PRIZE NOVEL dest nite on earth for mothers Roundy: pitcher—Hendrickson. Kur'ki,3b 411 Bord'y,3b 000 Thil now operates a coal bus- I saw Sauk City play Richland SECOND GAME S'ndern.lb 411 Walker.rt 402 iness here but despite that he and BECOMES and fathers who lost sons and Pittsburgh I Boston INCOMPARABLY daughters in this war. It was Center last Sunday night. Al- ab r hi ab r h O'Dea.e 201 CUmo.lf 300 his wife and young daughter near- THE POWER, THE ULORY G'stine.Zb 513 Verb'n,2b 0 0 Stev'an.lb 401 ly froze during the German occu- ALIVE ON lone sad nite for them. though I only live three miles on Wiet'nn.2b 412 Young.ss 3 0 01 Brown.ss 301 a farm from Richland Center it Gion'do.rt 911 Shupe.lb 400 Br'heen.p pation because he wasn't allow- THE SCREEN! Russell.U 912 Holmes.rf 401 400~ S'ndlock.c 400 THE MATCHLESS All this joy and celebration took ten men to beat those Sauk Barrett.rt 911! Ad'holt.lf 401 Branca,p 300 ed enough coal to heat his own foing on they sat at home in deep City boys. The lights at the ball Salkeld.c 412 W'km'n,3b 400 •Herman 100 home. Elliott.3b 4 1 1 GiU'ter.cf 401 tL'mbardl 000 Maj. Jack Springer of Wheeling ENTERTAINMENT OF A sadness. For them I felt sorry. park were dimmer than my barn D'gren.lb 300 Hofferth.c 3 0 ( That was why I couldn't go out lantern and the umpire wore dark Barn'rt.ss 401. Totals 30 2 3 Totals 3S W. Va., the athletic officer for the last nite and do anything. They Culler ,ss 301 •Batted for Branca in ninth. glasses I guess lor he called all Beck.p 301 Javery.p 2 l : fRan for .Herman in ninth. GREAT HUMAH were on my mind and I couldn't the balls Rentz threw as strikes. •Nleman 1 0 ( St. Louis 00000100 1—2 get it off. I like to win but not like that. H'chlngo.p 000 Brooklyn 10000000 0—1 Richland Center only had three Errors—Stevens, Stinky. Brown DANCING ADVENTURE! It was the blftest nite In Totals 38 612 Totals Runs batted in—Walker. Kurowski. balls for the game and they were •Batted for Jevery in seventh. Two base hits—Sanders, O'Oea. Home history of America. The pa- darker than the lights. I like' a Pittsburgh 50000001 0—6 run—Kurowikl. TONIGHT pers will show you tonlte In square deal and I like your col- Boston 00000200 0—2 Superb and black and white. Runs batted in—Barrett 4, Beck, S»l- The Finest In Music umn. But I don't like to win like keld:eld, \Wietelmatm 2. Two baae hits— surging story of that and I told them so. When you :fi\ott, Holmes, Wietelmann, Culler Dutch Maids Win at Madison's Favorite Out in California was where Home runs—Barrett, Salfceld, Wietel- Recreation Spot. they really went at it. They come out here stop for a chicken mann. Hits—Olt Javery, 10 In seven Softball Forfeit , a people ... in love dinner at my place. Innings; off Hutchings, 2 in two In- hate Japs out there; they really Respectfully, nings. Wild pitch—Javery. Losing The Dutch Maids claimed • for- AMBER CLUB ... in laughter . . . their are Jap haters. I have talked to pitcher—Javery. them for years. It was the big- Ben Schultz feit win over the Celon Seals AIM-CONDITIONED magnificent triumph over gest day for them in all their Cincinnati New York when the latter failed to show up Monroe ab r hi abr h for a postponed game, playoff in tragedy . . . their unforget- history. Roundy: Clay.cf 402 Rucker.cf 310 the American Softball League Wil'nv,2b 500 Hau»pn,2b 300 Tomorrow I will open up Am very sorry that a man Walker.lf 400 Ott.rf 3 2 Tuesday night. The othe» post- MADISON table, emotional dramal more on what I think and of your ability, could be so McC'k.lb 401 Gardella.ll 4 poned game playoff, St. Raphael mistaken, you said in your Llbke.rf 401 Lomb'dl.c 4 vs. St. Bernard, was not reported. how. column, I gave you one pork Lake'an.c 301 SchemT.lb 4 Miller.ss 411 Kerr.ss PAST PREDICTIONS—Here is chop, but the facts are, I gave Mesner.Sb 311 Hudson,3b Buy U. 8. War Bond* and Stamps what I stated in my column on you two chops and after eat- MTodak.p 100 Maglle.p ing bones and all, you asked Tipton 1 0 - May 13th that is a long time ago Lisenbee.p 1 0 LOVE ••Me that Japan would grab fountain for two more, but admiring tSipek 10 pen by October or before and say yon the way I do I just Totals 35 2 8 Totals 30 I 8 DANCING DENIED couldn't see yon make a pie •Batted for Modak In fourth. boys get the ink we want to do fBattcd for Llsenbee in ninth. could item their some scribbling and-how. of yourself. Cincinnati 00020000 0—2 TONIGHT _ flaming hurt-hunger! An Ardent Admirer, New York 20300000 x—9 Aim on May 13th here is Lillibelle Burl Errors—Kerr, Hudson. Runs batted The Sophisticated •what 1 had In my column. The This is pretty good next time I in—Gardella, Lombard! 2, Schemer 2, Rhythms of REERG ARSON. Mesner, Tipton. Two base hit»— Japs will *et the worst going- go to Monroe I'll have to go to Schemer, Mesner. Hits—Off Modak, 5 ALVORSEN'S over you ever saw before the the Ludlow Hotel. Some guy with In three innings: Lisenbee, 3 in five. RHYTHM KINGS Fourth of July and the air at- a long arm picked a pork chop off Losing pitcher—Modak. AMERICAN GREGORY PECK tack on them will shake the my plate or else my glasses are St. Louis ] Brooklyn earth over there brother. You all crossed up when you are sup- ab r h ab r h LEGION CLUB watch and see and our ground posed to see three where one laid. Ber'mo.rf 3 0 01 Stanky.Jb 500 attack will be so strong It will Vud'uj oj I be murder when they hit there full strength and before DONALD CRISP-LIONEL BARRYMORE also. PRESTON FOSTER • MARSHA HUNT Then on July 23rd here is what 1 had in my column. You will know in few weeks whether Rus- STRAND sia will enter war against Japan or not. Truman is there to find A OAV AND OENE out and he ain't going to take no GLORIOUS HOLIDAY! JOHN WILLIAM soft soap in finding out. CART KATHARINE On July 24th I had this In GRANT • HEPBURN 20. my column too. Sure Japan <"17O POUNDS- TIERNEY • HODIAK • BENDIX h»* peace feelers out. Don't tlCHAta ITAM1IT „,„,„ «OMT««Ut kid yourself on that folks. ALL MAN AND IN 'HOLIDAY' Then on the same day I had All MINI!" CONTE'- PRAGER - MORGAN . BANKS this. But they will get the en- A "WflCT PWSCRIPTION velope with the U. S. terms in COLOR CARTOON them and they better take it too. or r u N! "RAIDING THE RAIDER!" LATEST NEWS On May 9th I had this In RAY LORETTA my column. Wait till this new MILLAND * YOUNG air power hits them Japs and Its coming this summer folks. Berlin never saw anything 'DR. TAKES A WIFE' coming towards them like the Japs will see this summer from the air. On May 9th I had this in my column too. And don't think this is bum statement. This, baby has lotta food in it and keep your eyes on this statement. Then on Thursday August •th I had In my column. This new atomic bomb will have Japan on Its knrrs In a hurry. If it's all they say it is and they got them to use over there then the guy with the big teeth who runs Japan you can figure will be in touch with Washington in a hurry. And he ain't going to talk PICTURE about rice either. He will wire In code we are all buttoned up terms brother name them. On July 23rd I made some statements about President Tru- man about his visit to Potsdam IT**! that was the best truth I ever published and best predictions. I HOLIDAY DORIAN CRAY haven't got room to run it all but I am certainly saving it in a frame. On May 27th this writer ANDSQOERIN- predicted In print that Japan will quit by October 15th. THATSBOUNDTO A lot of people figured when I etPLEASIN! got the wave in my hair 1 was slipping a little. But the above predictions show that it gave me strength. 1 am rather proud of my prognosticating record for The State Journal. These guesses above I think are best I have ever made.

GEORGE SANDERS '«W MAM'OT TMk ttMMI 1 <04TAMMO HURD HATFIELD • DONNA REED SYDNEYmGREENSTREET .SEc****- ANGELA L,ANSBURY • PETER LAWFORD LOWELL GILMORE • RICHARD FRASLR REGINALD GARDINER-S-ZSAKALL^P^ROBERT SHAYNE';»«*».PEJER Thla Thursday night over Screen Play b> Lionet KoOa»r * Adele Comnwndlnl • Prom »i» Original Woiy Mf *"••» THIS PICTURE I8; NOT WIBt: I will Interview Harry TODAYf SUITABLE (or CHILDREN CO-HIT! MUSIC! LAFFS! ROMANCE! Stuhldrrher, athletic director (Ad football r"»fh at