Adcock leads Braves in 15 8 win over Cubs
Joe Adcock powered Milwaukee with two homers and five RBIs as the Braves beat Chicago 15 to 8. Lew Burdette earned the win while Frank Torre struggled for the Cubs, and the game produced a rare inside the park homer by Adcock and a late rally by Chicago.
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Chicago
Joe Adcock
Milwaukee Braves
Chicago Cubs
Braves
Adcock
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh Pirates
Dale Long
Charlie Grimm
Frank Torre
Mizell Shines As Cards Rally For 9-3 Win Over Reds
Wilmer Mizell pitched eight innings of two hit ball and received ample support as the St. Louis Cardinals built an 8-0 lead and cruised to a 9-3 victory over Cincinnati. Stan Musial and Don Blasingame each had four hits in a 15 hit attack. Frank Robinson, Gus Bell and Tex Kluszewski homered for Cincinnati as the Cards moved into second place behind Milwaukee.
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New York Yankees
Washington
Mickey Mantel
Boston
Baltimore
Bob Porterfield
Mizell
Art Fowler
Hal Jeffcoat
Wilmer
Gus Bell
Tex Kluszewski
Frank Robinson
Mudi
Stan Musial
Don Blasingame
Late Pheasant Season Sought by District 10
District 10 Conservation Congress backs a late pheasant season with an Oct 27 opener. Kenosha delegates led by Don Tiedeman report a tough but winnable fight and plan talks with state lawmakers in Madison next week.
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District 10 Conservation Congress Committee
Don Tiedeman
Kenosha Group
Waukesha
District 10
Kenosha
Tiedeman
George C. Hocknty
Robert W. Thomas
Bernard Jackley
State Congress
Madison
Garver Placed on Disabled List by Tigers
Detroit Tigers pitcher Ned Garver is put on the disabled list after spraining a tendon in his right elbow five weeks ago. He has appeared only briefly in relief since the injury.
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Detroit
Detroit Tigers
Ford Frick
Ned Garver
Garver
Tonight's Major Leagues Schedule and Results
Tonight's games feature Cleveland at Washington Chicago at Baltimore Kansas City at Boston Detroit at New York with 6 pm starts plus 6 15 pm and 12 noon follow ups Saturday shows Chicago at Baltimore Kansas City at Boston Detroit at New York Cleveland at Washington In the National League Milwaukee leads St Louis and Pittsburgh, New York loses to Cincinnati 3 0 and St Louis defeats Cincinnati 9 3 with rain affecting late play.
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Washington
Lemon
Wiesler
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Baltimore
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Johnson
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Boston
Heritage
Brewer
Detroit
New York
Lary
Byrne
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Margoneri
Nuxhall
Simmons
Poholsky
Friend
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Boston Ry
Five Pups Need Foster Mother
Don Forbes seeks a temporary foster caregiver for five Brittany Spaniel pups whose mother will not care for them. He asks other dog or cat owners to take one or more pups for a couple of weeks and can be reached at Olympic 4-4393.
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Don Forbes
Forbes
Olympic
Gascoigne Cairo Teams Still Tied In City Major Softball
Gascoigne Plasterers and Cairo Camera Shop won their third games to stay tied for the league lead. Cairo blasted Bill's Tap 17 7 behind Ray Smolik Bob Kivi homers and Ted Miller triples. Harold Stein earned the win. Gascoigne beat Hiller Chevrolet 13 2 as Gene Christensen fanned 13 and homered. Moore Molinaro Nick Guarascio added long hits. Fashion Drapery rallied to defeat Duczak Furniture 10 8 with Ed Meir the winning pitcher aided by Rich Boris Wally Walley Meir homering. Robert Blise had two doubles for Duczak.
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Bob Kivi
Ted Miller
Frank Hughes
Sam Nigro
Harold Stein
Christensen
Hiller
Moore Molinaro
Nick Guarascio
Tom Gascoigne
Duczak
Ed Meir
Rich Boris
Wally Walley Meir
Pete Barndollar
Bob Wilson
Robert Blise
Furniture Forces
Ten Teams Sign In Junior League
Ten teams four more than last year have signed up for the Recreation department's junior baseball program. Two divisions will play Sunday afternoons at Simmons Field Fox River Park and Salem Central field starting June 10. ABC district tourney and American Legion events are planned with Kenosha stars favored for youth tournaments.
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Bob Lee
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Wellsville
N. Y
Braves
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Ontario
New York
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Lee
Bob Nicolazzi
Notre Dame
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KHS
Dick Jossart
Carroll College
Waukesha
Ron Dulak
Marquette
John Wavro
Dave Borkenhagen
Wauwatosa
Recreation Department
Jim Trebbin
Wavro’s
Lincoln Pharmacy
Kenosha High School
Wilbur Barndollar
Nehlsen
Andy Smith
Wilmot
Bob Handke
St. Mary’s
Bob Radigan
Falcons
Central High School
Bill Becker
Salem Central
Cliff Peterson
Simmons Field
Fox River Park
Salem Central High School
American Baseball Congress
Warro’s
Nehlsen’s
American Legion
ABC
Racine
Burlington
Rain Delays Texas International Golf Tournament Start
The Texas International in Dallas delayed opening rounds due to a spring storm. Doug Ford led at five under after 11 holes, Jackie Burke four under after 15, with Arnold Palmer and Jim Ferree among leaders. Weather forecasters expected milder 80 degree conditions as the event resumes through Monday.
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Tex
Doug Ford
Jackie Burke
Ford
Mahopac
N. Y
Burke
Preston Hollow Country Club
U. S. Golf Assn
Jim Feree
Winston-Salem
N. C
Arnold Palmer
Latrobe
Sammy Snead
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Snead
Bratton Enters Mental Hospital in Chicago
Johnny Bratton former world welterweight champ 29 reads as mentally incompetent and penniless. Judge Stevens approved commitment to the state hospital at Manteno after friends testified to his lack of funds and doctors said he needs treatment.
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Chicago
Johnny Bratton
Friends
Walter J. Stevens
Manteno
Bratton
Baseball scores from Associated Press games show varied results
The Associated Press reports Denver beat Omaha 5 to 4, St Paul defeated Minneapolis 10 to 5, Indianapolis won 7 to 4 against Wichita, while Charleston at Louisville was postponed.
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Omaha
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Wichita
Charleston
Louisville
State Planting Fish For Young and Old Today
The state planned a fish stocking in Kenosha with 300 to 350 trout for Palmer Creek and 200 bluegills plus 25 five pound catfish for the youngsters pond at the Conservation Club of Kenosha County grounds. The effort was announced by Lee Perry, president of the club, as good news for local fishermen both young and old.
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Lee Perry
The
Conservation Club of
Kenosha County
Palmer Creek
Potent Pirates Rise As Braves Open Series
The Pittsburgh Pirates emerge as a first division club after steady growth led by rookie manager Bobby Bragan and stars Dale Long and Bob Friend. General Manager Joe L Brown credits Bragan’s confidence and matured players for the shift, with contributions from Eddie O’Brien and others powering the revival praised by President John W. Galbreath and advisory leader Branch Rickey.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
Peach
Branch Rickey
Pirates
Braves
Milwaukee
Bobby Bragan
Dale Long
Bob Friend
Joe L. Brown
Rickey
Bragan
Brown
Brooklyn
Long
Eddie O'Brien
KYF All-Star Games Cancelled Due to Rainout Backlog
George Limpert, director of the KYF softball program, announced the boys and girls leagues all star games are cancelled because too many league games must be made up. The schedule lists Saturday matchups across Lincoln No. 1 Columbus and Roosevelt fields with several junior and midget league contests.
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George Limpert
KYF
Limpert
Golden Bears Target of Probers in PCC Scandal
California officials deny accusations of a phony job racket and under‑the‑table payoffs. Athletic Director Englehard and Coach Waldorf plead not guilty as PCC probes unfold amid prior UCLA and Washington penalties and broader recruitment scrutiny.
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Pacific Coast Conference
University of California Today
Golden Bears
Greg Englehard
Lynn (Pappy) Waldorf
Englehard
California
J. Miller Leavy
Los Angeles
USC
UCLA
University of Washington
PCC
Leavy
Waldorf
Packers Sign Forrest Gregg From SMU
Green Bay Packers of the NFL signed Forrest Gregg a 6-4 230 pound tackle from Southern Methodist on Thursday. The move adds a notable lineman to the roster as the club reshapes its offensive line.
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Green Bay
Wis
Forrest Gregg
Southern Methodist
Green Bay Packers
National Football League
Isetts in Second At Shooting Test
Rome Italy William Isetts of Kenosha Wisconsin defending champion finished second in the world's pigeon shooting championship at tag mark with 27 sharpshooters. Lt Col W C Everhart Spokane Washington and William Perdue Mobile Alabama among 10 with perfect scores after day one. Isetts Bob Alien Des Moines Arturo P Ramos New York City among 25 others who missed one of the first 12 pigeons.
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Italy
William Isetts
Kenosha
Wis
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Spokane
Wash
William Perdue
Mobile
Ala
Isetts
Bob Alien
Des Moines
Iowa
Arturo P. Ramos
New York City
Margaret Coleman Finishes Third in State Bowling Meet
Margaret Coleman of Kenosha placed third in the all events division of the Women's State bowling tournament at Neenah. She finished with a nine game total of 1699, one pin behind the runner up Evelyn Anton of Milwaukee. Anton won with a 1772 total. Olive Herman of Milwaukee also placed in the top standings.
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Margaret Coleman
Kenosha
Evelyn Anton
Olive Herman
Milwaukee
Flaherty Takes 500 Mile Memorial Prize In Auto Race
Pat Flaherty, Chicago driver, won $93 819 prize in the Memorial Day 500 mile race. John Zink will split the winnings with the crew. Flaherty likely receives about $37,000. Sam Hanks finished second $32,919. Don Freeland third $20,419. other places earn from $15,769 to $3,974. Rookie Bob Weith earned rookie honors finishing seventh.
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Pat Flaherty
John Zink
Flaherty
United States Auto Club
Sam Hanks
Pacific Palisades
Calif
Don Freeland
Los Angeles
Johnnie Parsons
van Nuys
Dick Rathmann
Trenton
N. J
Paul Russo
Canago Park
Bob Weith
Oakland
Ethel Narolewski Tops Guttormsen's League With 593
Ethel Narolewski neared a national honor total again last night in the Guttormsen's league. She rolled games of 186 226 and 181 to crack 593, the lone honor count recorded in the loop.
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Ethel Narolewski
Narolewski
Guttormsen
Novack's Breeze Past Michael's Tap 23 to 0
Novack's Bar & Grill routed Michael's Tavern 23 to 0 at Minkowski's diamond in slow pitch softball. Dick Heppel earned the win while Bob Blank, Don Hart, Mario Barsuli and Guido Marano each had three hits led by Blank with two doubles among his singles.
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Novack's Bar & Grill
Michael's Tavern
Dick Heppel
Don Hart
Mario Barsuli
Guido Marano
Bob Blank
Blank
Novack
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