Harness Racing At Centennial Fair Draws Big Crowds
Harness racing at the Centennial Green County Fair drew capacity crowds for two afternoons. Royal Date and Sandy Win won Saturday feature races while Mistress Mac and Do Tone took Sunday honors. Do Tone won the three year old trot on Sunday and the two year old pace Saturday saw Sandy Win prevail.
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Robert M. Garsson
Royal
Sandy Win
Mistress Mac
Do Tone
Madison Miss
Direct Poem
Marie Haven
Ray
Vincent
Dodgeville
Joe Smith
Gilbert Busse
Randolph
Don Busse
Beloit
Paul Dixon
D. Perrin
Phil Bingen
Clipper Ship
Double Thoughts
Sally
Braden Grattan
Roy Byrd
Redwood Boy
True Way
Royal Date
Phil ‘A. Starck
Woodstock
Ill
H. Livingston
Frisky al
Sally Olcott
Highlawn Hugh
Jody the Great
Star Song
Madison Maid
Palomike
Snobcar Wis Arena
D. Busse
C. C. Woody
Madison A. Shaw
Elkhorn
G. Shaw
Worthy Command
de Tone
Julep Colby
Ted D
Mitti
J. Magness
Miller
Clark
Saturday Racing Heats Highlight Sallys Dream Win
The opening pace and subsequent trots share headlines as Sallys Dream driven by R D McKenzie wins the 2:30 pace with a 600 purse. Hi Lo's Rex wins the 2:24 trot and Doctor Y leads the 2:16 trot heat before an accident halts Doctor Y. Hi Lo's Gilded Lady fails to run due to lameness.
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Mistress Mac
Show Dow
Dusty Brewer
Rost Dusty
Jake R. Me
Elden Grimelsbach
C. Spencer
Emma W. Mc
Gilbert Busse
D. Busse
Aileen
Song
Dusty Lotus
Jake R. Mc
Lee Bee
Concert Master
J. Ray Trusler
Madson
Clark
Clever Charl
Victory Nelly
Melody Carowin
Gay Dust
Dust O’brain
Dust_O'Brain
Bernie Frisco
Donald Busse
Bea Cr
Houghton Lady
Single Dust
Dusty Dick
Dusty Bell
Martin Nash
Sally's Dream
R. D. McKenzie
la Crosse
Melody Gay
Miss Lucy Brown
Danny Creed
Victory Beeline
Judge Haven
Victory ‘Toots
Praiseworthy
Victory Toots
Hi Lo
Rex
J. H. Welch
Sharon
Darn Sure
J. H. Pendergast
Lake Geneva
Art Shaw
Audrey Colby
Highlawn Shadow
Bertha Bravo
John W. Cameron
Chicago
Will Gloede
Doctor
Doctor Y
Bob Counsel
Doctor West
Mighty Chief
Willie Martin
Abbe May
the Iron Duke
Hi-Lo
Gilded Lady
National League standings and results brief
National League standings show New York Brooklyn Milwaukee St. Louis Cincinnati Chicago Pittsburgh in pursuit with Sunday's results Milwaukee 5 New York 2 Brooklyn 20 Cincinnati 7 Pittsburgh 12 5 St. Louis 4 3 Philadelphia 8 8 Chicago 4 3 Tuesday night schedule includes Brooklyn Philadelphia New York Pittsburgh Chicago Cincinnati Milwaukee St. Louis. American League leaders Cleveland New York Chicago Detroit Washington Boston Baltimore Philadelphia Sunday results include Cleveland 7 5 Philadelphia 22 1 Detroit 10 New York 8 Washington 7 Chicago 6 Boston 4 Baltimore 1 2 first game 1 inning. Evening games Cleveland Detroit Philadelphia New York Baltimore Chicago Washington Boston schedule follows.
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New York
Brooklyn
Milwaukee
Presen
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Boston
Baltimore
Blanchardville Falls 4-3 to Highland Club in tight tilt
In Iowa County Baseball League action Highland Club defeated Blanchardville 4-3 after a three-run ninth inning. Blanchardville sits in the cellar at 4-6, while Cobb holds a four game edge atop the standings. The Rio Grande is noted as the third longest U S river.
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Blanchardville
Cobb
Rio Grande
U. S. River
Tam O'Shanter to host rich world tourney in Chicago
The Tam O'Shanter course in Chicago readies for the record $150,000 world tourney with a two day international competition. Jerry Barber won the All-American and leads eight Americans against eight foreigners as Littler Thomson and others chase major prize money and exhibition contracts. Pro and amateur stars grip the spotlight including Zaharias Palmer and Wright in the varied winners list.
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Chicago
Tam O'Shanter
Tam
Jerry Barber
Julia Stars
Gene Littler
Peter Thomps
Barber
Littler
Thomson
Lloyd Man
Woodson, Ill
Pete 'Gooper
Bob ‘Toski
Babe Zaharias
Arnold Palmer
Cleveland
Mickey Wright
Chula Vista
Calif
Forbes Heads to Great Lakes Meet at Milwaukee
David Forbes son of Mr and Mrs James Forbes Monroe will attempt to qualify for the Great Lakes Region Tournament Monday at North Hills Country Club Milwaukee Qualifying rounds Monday with play starting Tuesday The 72 hole medal event cuts after 36 holes Forbes a top junior golfer in the state was runner up in the state junior championship in Milwaukee which ended July 31.
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Vavia Rorves
James Forbes
Monroe
North Hills Country Club
Milwaukee
Forbes
Phillips-Smith To Play Bankers Here Tonight
Phillips-Smith, two games from season end, faces Commercial Bank at 9 p.m. tonight in the Municipal Softball League. Gemplers, 1954 champions, meet Phillips-Smith on August 17 at 7 30 p.m. A win by Phillips-Smith could force a three way tie for second place. Barber, 38, one of nine children.
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Bankers
Commercial Bank
Gemplers
Gram
Ed Furgol
Barber
Senators
Sox
Cleveland
Tribe
Philadelphia
New York Yankees
Detroit
Cubs
The
Hill
Robin Roberts
Wrigleyites
Roberts
Herman Wehmeier
Holstein Picnic Sunday near Monticello
The Green County Holstein Breeders Association will hold its annual picnic next Sunday at the Peter Graber farm five miles west of Monticello. Officers said everyone is welcome to attend.
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Green County Holstein Breeders Association
Peter Graber
Monticello
Milwaukee Tops Giants Again 5-2
The Milwaukee Braves defeated the New York Giants 5-2 at the Polo Grounds. Ed Mathews hit his 30th homer and Hank Aaron drove in two runs as Warren Spahn earned his 12th win with six solid innings. Al Dark homered for the Giants, but a late Braves rally paved the way for the victory. Aaron's stolen base in the eighth keyed the decisive inning, with Adcock and Pafko delivering key hits.
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Milwaukee Braves
Brooklyn
Rooters
Braves
Polo Ground
St. Louis
Ed Mathews
Hank Aaron
Warren Spahn
Milwaukee
Giants
Spahn
Sal Mgalie
al Dark
Mathews
Billy Bruton
Dark
Danny O'Connell
Bobby Hofman
Aaron
Joe Adcock
Adcock
Andy Pafko
Mary Grissom
4H DAVIS CLUB MEETING AT EDWARD D KADERLY HOME
Kathleen Flanagan led the club pledge and Beulah Hauser directed a group singing at the vis 4H club meeting in the Edward D Kaderly home. Members voted to give David Trumpy $5 for camping and Ed Kaderly gave a daily demonstration on How to Fit a Calf For The Fair. Outdoor lunch followed. Next meeting will be at Roger Douglas home on Aug 23. Alonzo Alvarez de Pineda was the first European to see the Rio Grande in 1519.
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DAVIS
Kathleen Flanagan
Beulah Hauser
Edward. d. Kaderly
David Trumpy
Alfred Trumpy
Ed Kaderly
Roger Douglas
White Sox and Senators split twin bill in Washington trip
The White Sox managed a 1-1 split with the Senators as Roy Sievers hit a two homer, Billy Pierce yielded little and Jack Harshman fanned 16 in a seven inning win. Ed Walsh Ted Lyons Red Faber Luke Appling Joe Kubel attend Comiskey Park luncheon before Sox Baltimore game.
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Chicago
Micago White Sox
Comiskey Park
White Sox
Ed Walsh
Ted Lyons
Red Faber
Luke Appling
Joe Kubel
Washington
Senators
Roy Sievers
Morrie Martin
Earier
Sievers
Sox
Billy Pierce
George Kell
Jack Harshman
Isely Promoted at Camp Hale Engr Construction Unit
Pfc. Roger F. Isely son of Mr and Mrs W F Isely of Argyle reports promotion to his present rank. He serves as supervisor of an air strip being built at Camp Hale Colorado. His address is Pfc. Roger F Isely US 55 430 010 Co A 973rd Engr Const Bn Camp Hale Colo
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Roger F. Isely
W. F. Isely
Argyle
Camp. Hale
Colo
Co. A
Camp Hale
Browntown Notes From Mrs Crago and Guests
Mr and Mrs Melvin Fruendal of Chicago spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs William Keller. Mr and Mrs Frank Larson returned home after visiting at the summer home of Mr and Mrs Elmer Erickson at Lake Geneva. Mr and Mrs Norman Nybroten of Morgan West Virginia are expected Friday to visit at the home of his brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs Oscar Nybroten and family.
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Melvin Fruendal
Chicago
William Keller
Frank Larson
Elmer Erickson
Lake Geneva
Norman Nybroten
Morgan
W. Va
Inlaw
Oscar Nybroten
Fight Results Havana to Phoenix Card Headlines Night of Wins
In Havana Charley Salas from Phoenix outpointed Cuba’s Charo lito Spirituano at 156 to 155 pounds. In Hollywood Gil Cadilli of Los Angeles stopped Jerry Strutz of Portland Oregon at 6 rounds.
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Charley Salas
Phoenix
Ariz
Charolito Spirituano
Cuba
Hollywood
Gil Cadilli
Los Angeles
Jerry Strutz
Portland Ore
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