Simmons Returns To Beat Cubs 8-2
Simmons returns to major league action with a seven hit 8-2 win over the Chicago Cubs as Eddie Sawyer hails the pitcher’s return after three weeks out of the army. Dodgers beat Cardinals 4-1 to extend NL lead while Sal Maglie stars for the Giants in a 2-1 Cincinnati win. Indians outslug Athletics 21-9 led by Al Rosen's three homers and a seven run night, with Bob Feller victorious.
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Will Grimsley
Philadelphia Phillies
Curt Simmons
Chicago Cubs
Eddie Sawyer
Simmons
Phils
Brooklyn Dodgers
St. Louis Cardinals
Preacher Roe
Dodgers
Chicago
Cincinnati Reds
New York Giants
Cincinnati
Sal Maglie
Reds
Ewell Blackwell
Alvin Dark
Blackwell
Cleveland Indians
Philadelphia Athletics
al Rosen
Bob Feller
Bowlers Enter Chicago Classic at Lorraine Recreation
Twenty three Monroe bowlers enter the 1952 Sid Schaumburger individual handicap classic at Chicago Lorraine Recreation alleys. They will bowl at 5 p m. Defenders include Hal Binkley who posted a 267 in last year’s event. Other winners and entrants span Wally Speich Bill Rees Elmer Kasten and Stub Kasten among others.
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Monroe
Sid Schaumberger
Chicago
Lorraine Recreation
Hal Binkley
Wally Speich
Bill Rees
al Wuetrich
Speich
Rees
Elmer Kasten
Binkley
Bob Mueller
Paul Hendrickson
Vic Marean
Louie Stauffacher
Cliff Leck
Ralph Greenwald
John’Knipschild
Charles Buehler
Stub Kasten
Vic Carson
Bill Wuetrich
Ed Flanagan
John Weeffler
Ly Speich
Lee Stamm
Bill ’Aschner
al Henning
Bill Haran
Lou Hackle
Bill Tschanz
Markets show mixed hog and cattle bids with slow later trade
Slaughter hogs 9,000 salable, demand fair to strong on lighter weights and weaker on heavier. Hogs 180-230 lb 17.75-18.00, 260-280 lb 17.25-17.50, 280-330 lb 16.75-17.25, sow prices 15.50-16.25, heavier weights down to 13.75. Cattle 11,000 salable, calves 400. Slaughter steer trade slow, generally 50 cents lower. heifers down 25. cows steady. Prime steers 35.00-37.50. bulk good to choice 28.75-32.50. utility 22.00-25.50. bulls 25.00-28.00. Butter futures little changed. eggs weaker. Jim Fridley goes 6-for-6 in major leagues, first since 1950.
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USDA
Chicago
U. S
U.S
Non-Profit WIAA Sets New Record
The Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association reports a record $221,340 gross from the 37th annual state high school basketball tournament series and $71,064 for the WIAA, up from 1951 figures. Executive Secretary Cliff Fagan credits tax changes and higher priced tickets. About $10,000 of the WIAA share will fund the injury-claims benefit plan.
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Marinette
Wisconti
Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association
Cliff Fagan
WIAA
Fagan
Sagan
Badger Athletes Face Busy Week
MADISON ten contests will keep University of Wisconsin athletic teams busy over the next six days. The junior varsity baseball team opens its season at Beloit College and then hosts Milwaukee Extension. The varsity baseball team plays Northwestern in Evanston Friday and Saturday. Four other teams start outdoor activity Saturday. The track team hosts Iowa at Camp Randall, while varsity and junior crews race Navy shells on the Severn River. The freshmen eight meet Purdue on Lake Mendota Saturday. Golf has two dates, with Marquette Friday and Notre Dame Monday. Purdue tennis also competes in Madison.
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University of Wisconsin
Beloit College
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Northwestern
Evanston
Wildcats
Twin Hill
Iowa
Camp Randall
Navy
Severn River
Annapolis
Badger
Purdue
Lake Mendota
Marquette
Badgers
Notre Dame
Madison
Bucceroni Wins Over Wilson in Eighth Round TKO
Philadelphia’s Don Bucceroni defeats New York’s Aaron Wilson by TKO in the eighth round of a scheduled one round heavyweight bout. Bucceroni dominated from the seventh, dropping Wilson and forcing the referee to stop the bout as Wilson struggled to respond. Bucceroni weighed 178 1/2 pounds to Wilson’s 193.
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Milwaukee
Don Bucceroni
Philadelphia
New York
Aaron Wilson
Wilson
Julius
Ceroni
Sutton
Bucceroni
Ulrich Signs With Football Cards For Pro Season
Chuck Ulrich a 225 pound Big Ten tackle from Illinois last season will play pro football with the Chicago Cardinals this fall. The Cards obtained him from the Philadelphia Eagles in exchange for two linemen Tom Wham and Knox Ramsey. The deal includes an Eagles draft choice to be exercised next fall. Ulrich, 21, was the Eagles' fourth draft choice.
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Umcanon
Chuck Uimien
Ilinois
Chicago Cardinals
Philadelphia Eagles
Tom Wham
Knox Ramsey
Ulrich
Eagles
Winning combination of Jones Arcaro set for Hill Gail in Derby
In Louisville Kentucky Calumet owned Hill Gail with trainer Ben Jones and jockey Eddie Arcaro dominated the Derby Trial at Churchill Downs. Hill Gail flew the mile in 1 36.6 setting a track record and defeating eight Derby eligibles.
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Jones-Arcaro
Hill Gail
Derby
Louisville
Ben Jones
Eddie Arcaro
Churchill Downs
Arcaro
Bull Sea
Badger Bowlers Elect At Dinner
Annual dinner of the women’s Badger bowling league at Maple Grove Inn elected Cleora Rutsch as president Jacqueline Smith as vice president Grace Bernat secretary Mildred Boyer treasurer and Jean Teehan arms. Ludlow hotel topped the league with 58 wins 32 losses Haworth’s Furniture and Kubly Paint tied for second with 49 41. Swiss Colony was third 45 45. Style Shop 42 Ignt 48 and independents 29 61. Swiss Colony had high three game series 2134 Haworth’s single game 766. High games Eleanor Lanz 307 Masian Hanson 497 Marie Dearth 494 Cis Rutsch 494 Val Durgin 493. High games routed by Helen Hunt 218 Marie Dearth 217 Val Durgin 202 Jacqueline Smith 196 Cis Rutsch 191.
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Cleora Rutsch
Jacqueline Smith
Grace Bernat
Mildred Boyer
Asurer
Jean Teehan
Ludlow Hotel
Haworth’s
Style Shop
Iggt
Independents
Eleanor Lanz
Masian Hanson
Marie Dearth
Cis
Rutsch
Val Durgin
Helen Hunt
Cis Rutsch
Scoreboard Results Across Leagues Tuesday and Thursday
American League scores show Cleveland 21 Philadelphia 9 with several rain postponed games at St. Louis New York Detroit and Washington. New York 2 Cincinnati 1 Boston 5 Pittsburgh 1 Philadelphia 8 Chicago 2 Brooklyn 4 St Louis 1 at Pittsburgh night. Boston Cincinnati night Brooklyn Chicago Philadelphia St Louis night. American Association Tuesday results City 5 Milwaukee (misread) Minneapolis 7 St Paul 4 Toledo 7 Columbus 5 Minneapolis 4 Louisville 3 Thursday schedule Milwaukee at Indianapolis Kansas City at Louisville St Paul at Columbus Minneapolis at Toledo
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Philadelphia
St. Louis
New York
Detroit
Boston
Washington
Delphia
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Brooklyn
American Association
City
Milwaukee
Anneapolis
St. Paul
Toledo
Columbus
Apolis
Louisville
Waukee
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Connie Schwoegler Smashes 519 in Milwaukee Tourney
Connie Schwoegler from Madison, twice former national singles king, anchored the Circleys in the 39th American Bowling Congress Tournament, rolling 519 with 173 and 186 games. His team finished mid pack, 1,800 plus pins, behind the Weber Beers of Waukesha. Neither Schwoegler nor his teammates reached the top ten on the board.
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Connie Schwoegler
Milwaukee
Madison
Schwoegler
Weber Beers
Waukesha
Wis
Badgers Blank Appleton in Exhibition Tilt
Wisconsin blanked Appleton of the Wisconsin State League 60 in an exhibition game last night as Al Suter pitched four hits, with eight Papermakers errors aiding the shutout.
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Badgers
Appleton
Wisconsin
al Suter
Papermakers
Coach Rupp Under Fire in Streit Scandal Blast
Three former Kentucky basketball stars admitted probation for game fixing. Judge Streit attacked Coach Adolph Rupp and Kentucky officials as responsible and demoralizing, accusing Rupp of aiding in immoral subsidization, neglecting players and failing to build character.
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New York
University of Kentucky
Adolph Rupp
Issions
Saul S. Streit
Rupp
Kentucky
Streit
Williams Shifts To Flying Uniform at Fenway Farewell
Ted Williams, a 400-hitter, will retire from baseball to join the U S Marines as a flyer after a farewell at Fenway Park against the Detroit Tigers. About 25,000 fans, gifts including a book of roughly 500,000 signatures, flowers for his wife and daughter, a film projector from teammates, and a silver bowl from Boston Mayor John B Hynes will honor him. He departs for a 17 month tour at Willow Grove Pa Friday as a captain, expecting to miss baseball until 1954 but hoping to resume his career with the Red Sox.
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Ted Williams
Thay
Boston Herald-Traveler
Red Sox
John B. Hynes
Boston
Williams
Willow Grove
Brewers Fall 5-1 as Kansas City Takes Third Straight
Milwaukee drops to a third straight defeat, 5-1 to Kansas City. Al Cicotte limits Brewers to five hits in a five hitter, with one unearned run scoring after Bill Skowron misplayed a ball allowing Roy Logan to reach third and score on Bill Bruton’s hit. The Blues tally four early runs off Murray Wall and add a final run in the eighth off Al Zumouchelle.
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Bulwaukee
Wankee
Brewers
al Cicotte
Cicotte
Bill Skowron
Roy Logan
Bill Bruton
Blues
Murray Wall
al Zumouchelle
Track Sectional Sites Announced for FRV and State Meet Prep
MARINETTE Fox River Valley high schools schedule sectional track meets to qualify entrants for the state championships. FRV meets run Friday night May 23 at floodlit sites including Green Bay East and West Appleton Manitowoc at East Fond du Lac Oshkosh Sheboygan Central and North at Fond du Lac. Class B events set for Port Washington May 23 and Whitefish Bay May 24 with Beaver Dam Chilton Hartford Kiel Mayville New Holstein Oconomowoc Plymouth Port Washington Sheboygan Falls West Bend Cudary Greendale Menomonee Falls Milwaukee Juneau South Milwaukee West Milwaukee West Allis Whitefish Bay.
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Marinette
Fox River Valley
WIAA
Cliff Fagan
FRV
Green Bay
Appleton
Manitowoc
East
Fond du Lac
Oshkosh
Sheboygen
Janesville
Beloit
Madison Central
Kenosha
Milwaukee
Bay View
Racine Park
Horlick
Shorewood
Custer
King and Lincoln
Waukesha
Milwaukee Tech
Pulaski
West Allis Hale
Wauwatosa
Washington
West Allis Central
Wisconsin Rapids
Antigo
Eau Claire
LaCrosse Central
Stevens Point
Wausau
Fagan
Port Washington
Beaver Dam
Chilton
Hartford
Kiel
Mayville
New Holstein
Oconomowoe
Plymouth
Sheboygan Falls
West Bend
Marathon Paper Firm Elects Stevens Head
Marathon Wisconsin election of a new president and three new top offices. John Stevens Jr. of Wausau, senior vice president, is promoted to the presidency succeeding D. C. Everest who remains chairman of the board and of Marathon Paper Mills of Canada Ltd. Leo E. Croy and Roy J. Lund of Neenah are named executive vice presidents in charge of marketing and manufacturing.
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Inchschild
Wis
Marathon
John Stevens Jr
Wausau
Big Paper Company
D. C. Everest
Marathon Paper Mills of Canada
Leo E. Croy
Roy J. Lund
Neenah
Rookie Game Officer Faces Baptism by Fire in Michigan
Caspian Michigan rookie conservation officer Chester van Wieren endured a baptism of fire when a grass blaze shifted toward his fire truck as he aided firefighters. He quickly drove the truck into operation, kept the vehicle sprayed and undamaged, and the blaze moved away.
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Caspian
Mich
Chester van Wieren
van Wieren
Maglie Drives In Winner With First Hit Of Year
Sal Maglie delivered a ninth inning game winning single to beat the Cincinnati Reds. It marked the Giant pitcher's first hit of the season amid a tense late rally.
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Maglie
Cincinnati PF
Sal Maglie
Cincinnati Reds
Auction planned for prize Holstein at Oostie Wosterhuis farm
Announced by A C Oostie Wosterhuis of Oconomowoc plans to auction his prize Holstein at a sale July 14 conducted by William L. Baird of Waukesha and Francis Darcey of Watertown. Oostie, 67, will quit farming though Oostie Princess Inka, Wisconsin fat record holder at 800.7 pounds butter fat, is not for sale. four male offspring will be sold. Oostie and his wife recently welcomed a son, continuing the Carnation line for 23 years.
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A. C
Oostie Wosterhuis
Oconomowoc
William L. Baird
Waukesha
Francis Darcey
Watertown
Oconomowoc Lake
Oosterhuises
Oosterhuis
Inka
Wisconsin
New Lights Ruling Inspires Sports Thriller Idea
New York columnist Gayle Talbot explains a Cincinnati issued umpire bulletin that would pause play if lights fail during a ball in flight. Runners return to the last bases touched and counts are preserved, creating dramatic potential in late game situations.
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Gayle Talbot
New York
Cincinnati
Boxing Referees Must Take State Physicals
MILWAUKEE The State Athletic Commission voted unanimously that all boxing referees in Wisconsin must undergo a physical examination on the night they are scheduled to work bouts. The commission also ordered Secretary Fred Saddy to supply a quarterly financial report.
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Milwaukee
State Athletic Commission
Wisconsin
Fred Saddy
Stars Pitching and Rosen Lead 21-9 Cleveland Rout
Yesterday's Stars pitcher Sal Maglie limited the Reds to five hits in a 2-1 win. Al Rosen and Jim Fridley starred for Cleveland in a 21-9 victory over Philadelphia Athletics, with Rosen hitting three home runs and Fridley collecting six hits in six appearances. Rosen had previously led the American League with 37 homers in 1950 and 24 last season.
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Sal Maglie
New York
Cincinnati Reds
al Rosen
Jim Fridley
Cleveland
Rosen
Fridley
Phineas Athletics
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