Giants Blast Cubs in 11-3 rout and Dodgers win
The New York Giants crushed the Chicago Cubs 11-3 as Clint Hartung hit six wickets and Bobby Thomson added a triple double, while Chicago made four errors in the lopsided game. Elsewhere, Brooklyn shut out Pittsburgh 9-0 and Boston topped St Louis 8-1. The Dodgers moved within a half game of first with a 9-0 win over the Pirates.
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Chicago White Sox
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Bobby Thomson
Chicago
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Hank Sauer
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Baseball Scoreboard Summary of Yesterday and Schedule
National League results show New York 11 Chicago 2 and Brooklyn 9 Pittsburgh 0 while Boston beat St Louis 8 1 and St Louis over Washington 2 0 in later games. American League notes Detroit New York and Chicago Philadelphia wins. American Association and Wisconsin State League scores included. Yesterday’s stars highlight Bobby Thomson and Ralph Branca for hitting and pitching feats.
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Local Swimmers Enter Milwaukee AAU Meet
Monroe swimmers entered the state AAU meet at Milwaukee after district selections at Recreation Park on July 24. In girls division Dorothy Davitt Sandra Simpson Judith Kubly Barbara Davis Bonnie Kiel. boys Bill Ienatsch John Bruni Jerry Davis Ken Steinman John Dannerbeck. men Stanley Howe Bob Wells Ken Davis Gene Dav Sally Roberts of Kenosha set a record 3:04.6 in the women's junior 200-meter backstroke in the state championships. A new soybean product is said to be a glue that becomes waterproof when heated.
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Ruteen Swammers
Monroe
Milwaukee
Recreation Park
Dorothy Davitt
Sandra Simpson
Finder Howard
Judith Kubly
Barbara Davis
Bonnie Kiel
Bill Ienatsch
John Bruni
Jerry Davis
Ken Steinman
John Dannerbeck
Stanley Howe
Bob Wells
Ken Davis
Gene Dav
Sally Roberts
Kenosha
Two Monroe Men Named to District Nine All Star Team
Monroe baseball players LaVerne Andrews and Leo Butts were named to the state district No 9 semi pro all star squad. Keith Tarrell of Platteville district commissioner announced the honorary selections. Butts went 2 for 4 with clean defense at Shullsburg where Platteville won the district title. Andrews went 1 for 4 and struck out 10 in a win over Livingston.
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Monroe
LaVerne
Lefty) Andrews
Leo
Paul Bunyan
Butts
Shullsburg
Platteville
Andrews
Livingston
Young Women Lead In National Bow Meet
The 65th National Archery tournament opened with top performers from the women’s division. Ann Weber of Bloomfield New Jersey won both the clout and wand shoots, while Christine Richards of Laguna Beach California won the junior girls events. In the men’s events, Robert Greene of Springfield took the wand shoot and Walter Hissey of Catonsville Maryland won the clout. In baseball, Jackie Robinson maintains a commanding grip on the National League batting title with a .364 average through last Sunday, well ahead of Ken Slaughter at .328.
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Robinson
New York
Jackie Robinson
Brooklyn
Slaughter
Brewers blank Tribe in 7-0 win last night
Three Indianapolis pitchers were rocked for 14 hits as the Milwaukee Brewers shut out the Tribe 7-0 in an American Association game. The Brewers dominated with strong hitting and efficient defense to secure the victory.
Falks Meet Beers in Wisconsin Semi Pro Title Clash
Milwaukee rivals Falks and Highway Beers clash tonight at Robert Field for the Wisconsin semi pro baseball championship. Both teams seek state honors with strong lineups and local support likely at stake.
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Falks Meet
Milwaukee
Falks
Highway Beers
Borert Field
Farm Scene and County Farm Upgrades Near Albany and Brodhead
A large Chinese giant green pepper weighed three quarters of a pound from Mrs. P. R. Howard of Brodhead. Remodeling at Dr. F. J. Bongiorno's farm four miles northwest of Albany adds a 50 by 34 foot grainery, a 100 by 24 foot machine shed, and upgraded hog housing with water hydrants, insulation, and an aluminum siding. The 160 acre farm, tenanted by Mr. and Mrs. William H. Goecks, includes a renovated hog house and new cement, water, and lighting features. Also noted are mushroom finds by Clyde Rossiter, a Prairie Farmer staff member, and Green County exhibitors at the state fair, including Maestro Spring Wiley, a Brown Swiss bull, and various cattle transfers and lactation records.
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Brodhead
F. J. Bongiorno
Albany
William H. Goecks
Brennan Leads Western Golf Team at Medinah Meet
Tom Brennan Jr of Milwaukee sparked a Western junior golf squad to a 9 to 3 victory over the Eastern team at Medinah Country Club. Brennan toured the 6959 yard par 72 course in 4 136 77 to win medalist honors. Jerry Thomas of Beloit defeated Earl Jones of Detroit with 42 43 85 in another bracket.
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Chicago
Tom Brennan Jr
Milwaukee
Medinah Country Club
Medinah
Jerry Thomas
Beloit
Earl Jones
Detroit
Road work advances on relocation of highway 11
Crushed rock is being laid on the relocation of highway 11 north of Browntown with surfacing from the Ruchti farm quarry. Several P. W. Ryan Sons construction crews’ house trailers are parked on the Watson school grounds.
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Browntown
Ruchti
P. W. Ryan Sons Construction Company
Watson School
Bays Hack Giants In Wisconsin State League Game
Green Bay Bluejays trimmed Oshkosh Giants lead 5 to 2 in a Wisconsin state baseball league contest that finished under protest.
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Bays Hack Giants
Associated Press
Green’ Bay
Bluejays
Oshkosh Giants
Afternoon Class Winners at Horse Show Listed
Afternoon class winners include Junior five gaited with Ozark Stonewall ridden by Art Ledbetter and owned by C. E. Woody of Green Bay, plus Golden Dream with Alan Scott from Rockford, Fire God dess owned by E. H. Robinson of Aurora, and more. Hackney Harness pony winners feature King’s Heir, Glenholme Talis man, Glenholme Mercy, Hawthorne Plymouth, and Skirbeck Flame with drivers and owners listed. Ladies’ three gaited salutes Quality Queen, Harbor Light, Blue Orchid, Twinkle Belle, Calamity Jane, with riders Kathie Hall, Margaret Hagberg, Lois Marilyn Petersen, Betty Davis, and Betty Lou Thronson. Western stock horse class honors Son of Superman, Tumbleweed, Suntan, Chico, and Don with respective riders and owners.
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Ozark Stonewall
Art Ledbetter
C. E. Woody
Green Bay
Golden Dream
Alan Scott
Rockford
Fire Goddess
Hugh Byrne
E. H. Robinson
Aurora
Ill
Luella Pearvine
Genius
Jimmy Watt
Harold and
Elliott Blumberg
Glencoe
Mary’s Majesty
Grant Buelow
Mary Hageman
Madison
Thomas Wilkinson
Lake Villa
Glenholme Talisman
S. J. Campbell
Argyll Stables
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John J. Wahl
Mrs. Wahl
Hawthorne Plymouth
E. J. Slevin
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Frank Traver
Clinton, Ia
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Quality Queen
Kathie Hall
Alan L. Scott
Harbor Light
Margaret Hagberg
Milwaukee
Blue Orchid
Lois Marilyn Petersen
Twinkle Belle
Betty Davis
Charles Davis
Betty Lou Thronson
Jack Meehan
Rockford Party Halts Lake Search After Storm Escape
A Rockford party, described as unknown quantity, arrived with two cars and took three boats from a north-end Lake Koshkonong livery. A treacherous blow sank storms had beached boats elsewhere. The party's call halted the search as members went ashore to Rockford, stating they had not yet returned to the cars.
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Jefferson
Rockford
Koshkonong
Koshikonong
Illinois
Roland Gibson
Swiss cheese market shows firm tone after USDA aid
In the week ending July 28 the Swiss cheese market in Wisconsin remained dull before a firmer tone emerged after USDA announced price support for cheddar. Buyers remained selective, prices varied by grade, and Wisconsin state fair entries are due with judging set for Aug. 13. Kraft Foods' John L. Kraft and Mrs. Kraft visited from Chicago. pins were awarded for long service to Monroe plant staff.
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Helen E. Steuri
Madison
USDA
F.o.b
Wisconsin
West Allis
H. J. Weavers
State Department of Agriculture
Alice In Dairyland
Wisconsin Dairy Industry
Kraft Foods
Frank B. Fritsch
Fred E. Blumer
George D. Stauffacher
Monroe
John H. Kraft
Albany Notes From Mrs Steindorf and Family Visits
Miss Alice Barton returns from a week with Mr and Mrs Arnold Kruth in LaPeer Michigan. Mrs V A Elmer and daughter Sheila spend weekend at Fennimore with her parents Mr and Mrs W J Heathcote, Heathcote ill. Miss Julia Hulbert visiting her brother John Hulbert and family at Osseo Minnesota and plans to move her belongings there later.
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Alice Barton
Arnold Kruth
LaPeer
Mich
V. A. Elmer
Sheila
Fennimore
W. J. Heathcote
Heathcote
Julia Hulbert
John Hulbert
Osseo
Minn
Benkert Car Hit In Freeport
Larry Morhardt two year old son of James Morhardt suffered minor head injuries when a car driven by his father struck the rear of a vehicle on North Winnebago Avenue at 4 30 p m July 30.
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Benkert
Freeport
Larry Morhardt
James Morhardt
Winnebago Avenue
DDT stock spray warnings cited on dairy cans
A reader cites a warning on a DDT stock spray can forbidding hot spraying in dairy barns or on cows, arguing it contaminates milk and endangers health. The note asserts safety of proper use for dairies and feeds, urging caution to protect public health.
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Sam
Fragmentary Report on Vehicle Collision In Monroe
A brief notice describes a car incident driven by Arthur C. Benkert of Monroe. The vehicle struck a dashboard and sustained rear damage estimated at 15 dollars. The readable fragment outlines the crash but lacks full details.
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Arthur C. Benkert
Monroe
Benkert
Miss Marie Splinter Signs to Teach in Monticello
Monticello Times reports Miss Marie Splinter of Argyle has signed a contract to teach primary grades in Monticello for the coming school year.
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Monticello
Marie Splinter
Argyle
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