Cardinals Sweep Braves In Doubleheader Triumph
The St. Louis Cardinals defeated the Milwaukee Braves in both ends of a doubleheader, 7-1 and 4-0. Willard Schmidt pitched six strong innings for the Cardinals, earning a one hit game in the finale, while Johnny Logan and Stan Musial led St. Louis with timely hits and three runs driven in by Richie. Milwaukee errors opened the door to four first-inning runs in the opener, where Harvey Haddix notched the win. The Braves, who drop to 9-9 on the home stand, head to Chicago for a three-game series as Ray Crone clashes with Bob Rush.
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Dual Swimming Meet Set Between Monroe and Shorewood Hills
A Monday dual swimming meet at Recreation Park pool in Madison features Monroe hosting a combined Shorewood Hills and Maple Bluff team. Nearly 20 events are listed including diving with an exhibition by Monroe for parents at 5 p.m., followed by relays water polo and clown diving and a team picnic at 6 p.m.
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Amazing bargains in The Times classified daily
A brisk look at The Times classifieds offers daily bargains across categories. Readers may find deals on household items, furniture, electronics, tools, and vehicles with limited-time pricing and local availability.
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College All Stars Clash With Browns At Soldier Field
The College All-Stars of 1954 face the Cleveland Browns in the 22nd annual Chicago Tribune Charities All Star game at Soldier Field. Kickoff is 7 30 p m CST with ABC television and Mutual radio coverage. The event aims to raise about 400000 for United Charities Catholic Charities and Jewish Federations as an expected 75000 fans witness a pro style game under wide open substitution rules.
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Baseball Scoreboard Key American League Standings
The American League leading teams show Cleveland and New York near the top with Detroit Chicago and Kansas City chasing. Tonight highlights include New York at Baltimore and Cleveland at Kansas City with two games at 2 pm and 8 pm. Thursday results feature Cleveland 3 Detroit 1 and Chicago 14 Kansas City 1.
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Stage veteran Nellie Roberts dies at 53
Mrs Roy Smith aged 53 known as Nellie Roberts an acrobatic dancer in Broadway musical shows died of a heart ailment at her New York home last night.
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Monroe high school grid schedule outlined for fall 1955
Gay Steensrud, Monroe high school grid coach, announced this fall's football schedule and called for players to pick up physical examination blanks at the high school office. First practice is Aug 27 after exams and fees are paid, with another planned on the first day of school Aug 31.
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Gemplers Capture Softball Crown in 1955 Title Race
Gemplers routed Jefferson Center 41 to 0 at Recreation Park to clinch the 1955 league championship. Hellandbein and Commercial Bank remain in pursuit with limited games left, as Ernies suffer a 10th straight forfeit loss to Phillips Smith. Scheduled next week: Bank vs Simmons and Helland Hein, plus final rounds tying up the season.
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Ethel Merman Admitted for Minor Operation in Denver
Singing star Ethel Merman was admitted to St Luke s hospital yesterday for a minor operation. She is scheduled to remain there until Sunday.
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Pros Remain In Race for Title
CHICAGO 27 pros chase Tom OShanter golf title in Yukon style money rush. First round leaders with 66 include Bob Rosburg Mike Krak and Gene Littler. Contenders at 67 include Fred Hawkins Bo Wininger and others at 68 69 range.
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Ernie Ball
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Walker Inman
Cardinals overwhelm Braves in twin bill 7-1 and 4-0
Yesterday's games saw Stars pitchers Willard Schmidt and Johnny Logan hold the Braves to one hit in the nightcap as the Cardinals won 7-1 and 4-0. Jim Rivera drove in five with two triples and a double as the White Sox routed the Athletics 14-1.
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Lions eliminated as De Kalb blank Green Bay in sectional
De Kalb, Illinois crushed the Green Bay Lions 13 to 0 to end their run in the Wisconsin tri state Little League sectional playoff held in De Kalb. Green Bay had advanced from the Green Bay sub sectional before the loss.
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