Shullsburg Badgers Advance In Wisconsin Semi Pro Play
Shullsburg topples Merrill Rangers 4 to 3 to reach the Wisconsin Semi Pro Baseball Tournament semifinals in Milwaukee. Smiley led with a strong pitching outing despite limited hitting, and Shullsburg surged with three runs in the sixth inning to erase a 2-1 deficit. Allen Bradley and Falks, Milwaukee area players, also won their semifinal berths as the field narrowed for the finals.
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Shullburg Badgers
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Merrill Rangers
Shullsburg
Paul Smiley
Monroe
Smiley
Rangers
Allen Bradley
Falks
Independence
Harnischfeger
Milwaukee Firemen
Charles
Cub) Speth
Badgers
Jim Jackson
Ernie Vogler
Huber Brewers
Ewing
National League scoreboard notes and Sunday results
The National League standings show New York 37 games with a .644 winning percentage and a 2 game lead over Brooklyn. Milwaukee 56 45 554 and St Louis 51 495 trail, with Philadelphia and Cincinnati also in the race. Sundays results include Milwaukee 14 over Brooklyn and New York 9 to 5 in splits, plus Philadelphia 8 over St Louis 3, and Pittsburgh 2 2 Chicago 0 12. Tonight Chicago visits New York and St Louis visits Brooklyn as the race tightens.
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New York
Brooklyn
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Chicago
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Boston
Baltimore
Fight Results Show Mixed Boxing Cards and Outcomes
Atlantic City hosts a card led by Billy Smith from Atlantic City who stops Willie Bean of Los Angeles after a 176 percent display. Humberto Carillo from Mexico outpoints Augie Villa of San Francisco in Hollywood with Villa scoring 125 and Carillo 12412 in a tight decision.
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Atlantic City
Billy Smith
Willie Bean
Los Angeles
Hollywood
Humberto Carillo
Mexico
Augie Villa
San Francisco
Browntown notes from residents and visitors
Judy Richards of Janesville visits Yvonne Bjork daughter of Mr and Mrs George Bjork. Mr and Mrs Harry Barkow of West Allis spent Sunday with Dr and Mrs H M Barkow. Stuart Bjork visits his uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Dick Truax Hastings Minn. Mrs Wilbur Leatherman spent a week at Wisconsin Rapids laboratory school for church school leaders. Mr and Mrs Orla McClellan and Mr and Mrs Russell Rosheisen visit Mr and Mrs Oiva Wirtanin Rockford. Mr and Mrs Maxwell McHugh and Martha Ann of Rock Island Ill visited here with Mrs McHugh’s sisters. Mr and Mrs Paul Bellman Daniel William and Richard returned to Davenport Pa after visiting Mr and Mrs W J Bellman Brodhead and Mr and Mrs Albert Coplien Monroe. Mr and Mrs Henry Disch Dayton visited Mr and Mrs Albert Klitzman Saturday.
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Judy Richards
Janesville
Yvonne Bjork
George Bjork
Harry Barkow
West Allis
H. M. Barkow
Stuart Bjork
Dick Truax
Hastings
Minn
Wilbur Leatherman
Wisconsin Rapids
Orla McClellan
Russell Rosheisen
James
Johnny Swanberg
Oiva Wirtanin
Rockford
Maxwell McHugh
Martha Ann
Rock Island
Ill
W. J. Bellman
Brodhead
Albert Coplien
Monroe
Henry Disch
Dayton
Albert Klitzman
Forbes Loses In Final Action In Milwaukee Golf Classic
David Forbes of Monroe, son of Mr and Mrs James Forbes, shot 73 to lose the junior championship to Bernard Milosch Jr of Milwaukee one up at Tripoli Country Club Milwaukee. Milosch posted 72 to win the final, while Forbes had a chance to tie on the 18th. In the senior state classic, Bob Johnson of Milwaukee won after a playoff, defeating Bill Garrett of Madison, 43, in the final. Johnson then posted a 73 in the morning and finished two under par through 36 holes.
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David Forbes
James Forbes
Monroe
Tripoli Country Club
Milwaukee
Bernard Milosch Jr
Milosch
Forbes
Fred Vogel
Milwaukee Country Club
Bob Johnson
Husky
Milwaukee Bond
Madison
Bill Garrett
Milwaukee North Hills Country Club
Harlan Reich
Garrett
Johnson
John Hayes
Appleton
Oshkosh Wins Legion Junior State Championship
Oshkosh captured the American Legion Junior State Baseball title by defeating Green Bay 21 in a Sunday finale. Pitcher Dave Tyriver earned the win before being relieved by Howie Koplitz in the ninth after a line drive struck Tyriver on the leg. Green Bay’s Bill Van Boxel took the loss as Oshkosh collected five hits.
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Wlarinette
Oshkosh
American Legion
Green Bay
Dave ‘Tyriver
Tyriver
Howie Koplitz
Bill van Boxel
Watertown
Ashland
Marinette
Wisconsin Rapids
Stars Shine as Williams Powers Red Sox Past Tigers
Ted Williams of the Boston Red Sox slugged a single a double and a home run in a 10-8 win over Detroit totaling a .342 season batting average. Jonny Antonelli of the New York Giants earned his 16th win of the season in a 9-4 victory in the first game of a doubleheader with Cincinnati.
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Ted Williams
Boston Red Sox
Boston
Detroit
Jonny Antonelli
New York Giants
Cincinnati
Gonstead Captures Hot-Stix Victory at McHenry Race
Curt Gonstead piloted his speedboat Hot-Stix to first in the second qualifying heat and the final in Class BU at McHenry Illinois Marine Day. More than 5,000 spectators watched 125 boats race under lights, earning him a marble clock and a spot in regional competition at Elgin next weekend.
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Curt Gonstead
McHenry
Cart Gonstead
Gonstead
M. J. Gonstead
Ill
Fox River
Elgin
Wisconsin
Ilinois
Indiana
One Softball Game Scheduled Tonight
Ronald D. Johnson recreation director said Phillips-Smith will miss tonight’s opening softball game at Recreation Park due to fairgrounds booth setup. They were to meet Commercial Bank before the next to last round, and Gemplers in the final game, with Helland-Heins to face Albany after 8 p.m. No games tomorrow. out of town schedules must be arranged by Larry Lindgren as Johnson leaves for a week-long vacation Wednesday.
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Ronald D. Johnson
Phillips-Smith
Recreation Park
Fairgrounds
Commercial Bank
Gemplers
Johnson
Helland-Heins
Albany
Larry Lindgren
Evening Times
Athletics Edge Huber Brewers at Rockford
Eight Monroe Huber Brewers plus an extra man lost to the Rockford Athletics yesterday afternoon in Rockford. John Walter, Brewers manager, said the team was short of men but wanted to fill the engagement. Athletics have trimmed Monroe three times this season. Walter noted no games are scheduled this week due to the Centennial Green County Fair. Milwaukeean Killed in Fort Wayne Crash. Balda sare Seidita, 21, Milwaukee, died in a two car collision on U S 30 three miles east of New Haven late Saturday night.
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Athletics
Huber Brewers
Rockford
Monroe Huber Brewers
Rockford Athletics
John Walter
Brewers
Monroe
Walter
Fort Wayne
Ind
Baldassare Seidita
Milwaukee
U. S. 30
New Haven
White Sox win pair at Chicago in doubleheader
Chicago White Sox sweep a doubleheader led by Virgil Trucks in the second game with his 15th win and Sandy Consuegra notching his 13th in the opener. The Sox, aided by durable pitching, keep third place, seven behind Cleveland and 4.5 back of New York. Cubs split with Pirates as Dave Cole no hits through seven then falters in the eighth. Banks and Serena homer for Chicago in the nightcap. Both clubs idle tomorrow.
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Chicago
Chicago White Sox
Virgil Trucks
Philadelphia Athletics
Sox
Trucks
Harry Dorish
White Sox
Sandy Consuegra
Billy Pierce
Bob Keegan
Cleveland Indians
New York
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Cubs
Dick Littlefield
Cub
Frank Baumholtz
Dave Cole
Ernie Banks
Bill Serena
Clyde McCullough
Dee Fondy
Hickory Cheese Wins Title In Little World Series
Hickory Cheese defended Sand lot champions with an 8-1 victory over Schuetzel. Pat Wuetrich pitched for the winners while Dave Ambler led the offense with a triple. In the Little League finals, the Cardinals beat the Braves 17-11 as Dave Trickel won on the mound for the Cardinals.
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Hickory Cheese
Schuetzel
Pat Wuetrich
Dave Ambler
Aj Triple
Cardinals
Braves
Dave Trickel
Colin Brennan
Monroe Junior Legion Defeats Davis Team 2 to 1
The Monroe Junior Legion topped the Davis Colts 2 to 1 as Dick Feller pitched a nine inning shutout on a three hitter with four strikeouts. Gordy Stauffacher delivered a ninth inning double and scored on a fielder’s choice after Zane Zurbuchen’s bunt. Yeoman allowed three hits and struck out four for Davis in a strong mound showing at Dav.
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Monroe Junior Legion
Davis
Davis Colts
Dick Feller
Feller
Gordy Stauffacher
Zane Zurbuchen
Yeoman
Dav
Braves Beat Dodgers 14-6 in East Coast Showdown
Milwaukee’s 10th straight win continued as Eddie Mathews, Hank Aaron era Braves pounded Brooklyn at Ebbets Field. Joe Adcock left early after being beaned but back in lineup today. Bruton Crandall and Mathews homered as Gene Conley notched his 16th win while Dodgers champs Hodges Snider Robinson homered in vain.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
Ebbets Field
Braves
Milwaukee
Joe Adcock
Clem Labine
Adcock
Eddie Mathews
Jackie Robinson
Mathews
Bill Bruton
del Crandall
Bruton
Danny O'Connell
Dodgers
Gil Hodges
Duke Snider
Robinson
Gene Conley
Russ Meyer
Crandall
Roe
Ben Wade
Labine
Preacher Roe
Don Newcombe
Jim
Wilson
Billy Lees
Fire damages UW first floor laboratory building
Three Madison fire crews fought two hours to extinguish a Sunday blaze that damaged the first floor of a two story stone University of Wisconsin laboratory building. The cause was undetermined by Assistant Fire Chief Edward Durkin and interior damage may run into the thousands. Primate quarters were moved to another building and some biological equipment on the second floor was damaged.
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Madison
University of Wisconsin
Edward Durkin
Wisconsin Highway Department Laboratory
Pro-Am Draws Monroe Pros to Waukesha Event
James Forbes of Monroe and three Monroe men Ed win Goecks Chester Becker and Russell Myers joined the pro-am at Merrill Hills Country Club in Waukesha today for a tournament.
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Monroe
Waukesha
James Forbes
Monroe Country Club
Merril Kills Country Club
Forbes
Edwin Goecks
Chester Becker
Russell Myers
Amazing bargains in The Times classified daily
The Times offers daily classified bargains with a wide range of items priced to attract buyers. Readers are urged to check the listings for sales, discounts, and available goods across categories.
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Times
Farms Sell Hampshire Sow Black Lady II to Roseann Farm
Friedrich and Larson farms Juda sold a registered Hampshire sow named Black Lady II to Roseann Farm south of Springfield. Bernard Friedrich said the senior yearling weighing around 600 pounds will be shown at major state fairs.
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Friedrich
Larson
Juda
Roseann
Springfield
Bernard Friedrich
New Diagnostic Unit To Begin Work Aug 9
The state's new diagnostic center, one of the first in the nation, will take in its first patients three children on August 9. Operated with the University of Wisconsin medical school, it will study mental problems and provide social medical and psychiatric care to 26 children and 50 adults when at capacity.
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Madidun P
Department of Public Welfare
George M. Keith
University of Wisconsin Medical School
Senator Cites Hoover Praise For McCarthy Proposal
Senator H Alexander Smith of New Jersey told the Senate Hoover has both praise and criticism for Senator McCarthy. He introduced a resolution to create a special committee to study FBI report actions. Mundt interrupted asking if the panel could pursue prompt corrective agency action on FBI reports.
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Washington
H. Alexander Smith
Senate
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Sen. McCarthy
Smith
Sen. Mundt
R-Sd
Wisconsin
Food Poisons 43 Guardsmen On Homeward Trip
Forty three Missouri National Guard members from St. Joseph and Chillicothe of the 38th Signal Company fell ill with food poisoning after two weeks of training at Camp McCoy. Twenty one St. Joseph soldiers remained hospitalized in Leon Iowa and nine more in Des Moines. Thirteen Chillicothe guardsmen were admitted to a Des Moines VA hospital. Authorities report no critical conditions and improvements noted. The preparation of sack lunches in Grinnell Iowa Friday night and consumption near Indianola Iowa Saturday morning are cited as the likely cause.
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ST. Joseph
Chillicothe
Missouri National Guard
38Th Signal Company
Camp McCoy
Leon
Iowa
Veterans Administration Hospital
Des Moines
Robert H. Hillyard
Evansville Rites Held For Ruth Ann Heritage
Private graveside services were held at Maple Hill cemetery Evansville for Ruth Ann Heritage infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Raymond W Heritage Route 2 Brooklyn who died yesterday at a Stoughton hospital Rev Newton Barrett pastor of Brooklyn Community church officiated
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Evansville
Ruth Ann Heritage
Brooklyn
Maple Hill
Raymond W. Heritage
Route 2
Stoughton Hospital
Newton Barrett
Brooklyn Community Church
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13Th Street
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19Th Avenue
Alma Sellnow
Was Bank of Monroe, Executor Trust Department
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Mid-America
Illinois Central
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CEN Central
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