MONTHLY HIGHHOLDER
April 2004
Vol. 3 Issue 4
Interesting article on Wisconsin, Germans and the Law
Aliens and "Real Americans":
Law & Ethnic Assimilation in Wisconsin, 1846-1920
http://www.wisbar.org/wislawmag/archive/history/pt10.html
Just in time for opening day of baseball season:
THE BLACK CAT CLUB: 4 July 1939
Back Row:
Len Nigl, Nubs Jungwirth, Louie Miller, Otto Jungwirth, ? Noe,
Dussy Lemberger
Middle Row:
Joe Britz, Robert Kinderman, George Kinderman, Jim Kurtz,
Mickey Kossel, Pete Pable, Harv Walters
Front Row:
Herb Jungwirth, John Demler, ?, Jerry McEvoy, Harold
Bahr, John Phillip, Harold Noe
Newspaper article
YOUNGSTERS WIN, 8-6
The Youngsters of the Black Cat Athletic club defeated the
Oldsters in a baseball game yesterday at South Park, 8-6, thus regaining the
"little brown bottle," lost last Thanksgiving day when they were
defeated in football.
The Youngsters started strong yesterday and built up a lead of
8-2 before the Oldsters turned on the heat with one run in the seventh and three
more in the eighth.
"Major" Matschi was on the mound for the Oldsters
with "Corrigan" Kinderman catching, while the Youngsters had
"Bunkie" Britz and "Bergen" Phillip. The box score:
Youngsters 0 1 1 3 0 3 0 0
0 --- 8 13 2
Oldsters 0 1 0 0 0
1 1 3 0 --- 6 9 2
FREE CHEESE MAP OF WISCONSIN
To get a free map of cheese makers, wineries and breweries in
Wisconsin go to:
www.wisdairy.com
click on Consumer/General Info/Recipes
Some Links
University of Wisconsin Digital Collections
http://uwdc.library.wisc.edu/collections.html
Wisconsin Pioneer Experience: A
digital collection of original sources documenting 19th-century Wisconsin
history.
Discover Wisconsin's pioneer voices through
diaries, letters, and other personal narratives
http://libtext.library.wisc.edu/wipionexp/
Spanish
Influenza Strikes the Oshkosh Community in 1918
http://www.uwosh.edu/archives/
Take the Wisconsin Trivia Quiz
http://www.funtrivia.com/dir/7134.html
I got 8 out of 10 correct. I missed which country singer is
from Wisconsin and what fruit is grown in Northern Wisconsin.
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