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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1955

Page

5

Spahn Sparks Braves Victory in 14-Hit Win over Cardinals

Warren Spahn pitched a complete early season gem, earning his 11th win as Milwaukee crushed St. Louis 12-1. Spahn drove in three with a homer a triple and a single while Eddie Mathews added his 31st homer, and Henry Aaron contributed key hits. The Braves pushed six runs in the sixth, sealing the rout behind a 14-hit attack.

ST. Louis Milwaukee Braves Brooklyn Chet Nichols Braves Harvey Haddix Milwaukee Spahn Warren Spahn Sally Hemus Eddie Mathews Willard Schmidt Danny O’connell Mathews O'Connell Henry Aaron O’connell Johnny Logan Aaron Logan George Crowe Chuck Tanner LaPalme del Crandall Paul LaPalme Schmidt la Palme Crandall Bruton Brooks Lawrence Crowe Tanner Bob Stephenson Billy Bruton Lawrence Floyd Woolridge Hemus Red Schoendienst Mel Wright

Falks and Rohr Jewelers Reach Wisconsin Semi-Pro Final

Milwaukee Falks and Rohr Jewelers advance to the finals of the 17th annual Wisconsin semi-pro baseball tournament at County Stadium. Falks beat Fire Department 7-1 on Don Saarnowski five-hitter, while Rohr rallied to an 11-8 win over Harnischfeger with Glen Raether delivering a bases loaded ninth inning single for the tying and winning runs.

Milwaukee Milwaukee Falks Rohr Jewelers Wisconsin County Stadium Falk Fire Department Don Saarnowski Rohr Harnischfeger Glen Raether

U S Women Retain Wightman Cup With 6 1 Sweep

The United States clinched its 19th straight Wightman Cup victory by sweeping four matches to finish 6 1 over Britain in the two day event held in New York.

N. Y Britain United States U. S

Illinois Star J C Caroline Ruled Ineligible

Illinois football suffers a major setback as J C Caroline declared scholastically ineligible after failing a summer psychology course. Coach Ray Eliot laments losing his top back and plans to reshuffle the lineup with Abe Woodson and Harry Jefferson, relying on sophomores. Caroline had led Illinois to a share of the Big Ten title in 1953 with 1,255 rushing yards.

Champaign Ill Illinois J. C. Caroline Ilinois Caroline J. C Ray Eliot Harry Jefferson Abe Woodson Columbia S. C

Twin Cities Seek Major League Baseball Team

A brochure marks a bid for a Twin Cities MLB franchise, proposing Midway Stadium as a 12 500 seat plant that could scale to 35 000. St Paul aims to share the team with Minneapolis, hoping to attract nearly 1.5 million annual spectators within 50 miles and three million within 150 miles. Brook lyn is viewed as a likely Westward target for the next jump.

New York Twin Cities St. Paul Minneapolis Midway Stadium America Brooklyn Baltimore Washington

MLB Standings and Tonight's Games

The American League table shows New York leading at 70 46 and Cleveland at 70 46 with Buffalo stretch. Chicago 67 45 and Bemitan 67 49 follow as Detroit 60 55 Kansas City 48 69 Baltimore and Washington trail. Tonight's AL games include Kansas City at Chicago and Cleveland at Detroit. New York hosts Boston at 6 pm while Baltimore visits Washington. In the National League Brooklyn Milwaukee and New York lead chase with Chicago and Philadelphia close. Tonight's NL schedule includes Brooklyn at New York and Chicago at Cincinnati with Milwaukee at St. Louis.

Pet New York Cleveland Chicago Bemitan Detroit Kansas City Washington Baltimore Boston Brooklyn Milwaukee Philadelphia Cincinnati Ricks Pittsburgh St. Louis

Stars Pitching Leads Red Sox to 8-4 Win

Lee Kiey in relief earns an 8-4 decision for the Red Sox, fanning two in the third and allowing one hit the rest of the way to stifle a four-run Washington rally. Mantle homers twice and drives in five as Yankees sweep a doubleheader at Baltimore, 5-4 and 12-6. National Geographic notes the Trust Territory of Pacific Islands spans many islands with total area about half of Rhode Island.

Lee Kiey Red Sox Washington Mickey Mantle Yankees Baltimore United States Trust Territory of Pacific Islands United States Islands Rhode Island National Geographic Society

Victory Ends Monroe Season in Dual Meet Win Over Shorewood Hills

Monroe High School boys and girls swim teams defeated Shorewood Hills 153 to 124 at home. Daniel Bender led boys with a pool record 27.3 in 50 yard freestyle and senior breaststroke win, while Carolyn Benkert led girls with 50 yard freestyle and breaststroke wins.

Monroe Shorewood Hills Daniel Bender Carolyn Benkett Bender Miss Benkert David Stauffacher Peter Dannerbeck Bill Mauerman Sondra Simpson Karen Anderson Jean Schneider Sally Simpson Nancy Baker Kay Bauman Miss Bauman Ann Baker Anita Blackbourn Miss Benkett Faye Stauffacher Pat Klindt Maureen Bruni Carmen Norton Albert Anderson Dannerbeck Mauerman John Bruni Jon Danerbeck Jon Dannerbeck David Dwyer Stauffacher Anderson Tom Sickinger

Cubs Top Sox In Exhibition At Comiskey Park

The Chicago Cubs beat the Chicago White Sox 7-4 in an exhibition at Comiskey Park with Eddie Miksis delivering a two run homer in the 10th. Sox pitcher Bob Keegan mixed good form returning from a bone spur and five shutout innings, while Connie Johnson was slated to start against Kansas City. The Sox sit 1 1/2 games behind the Yankees in the AL race as the Cubs head to Cincinnati with Jim Davis opposing Joe Black.

Chicago Chicago White Sox Chicago Cubs Sox Comiskey Park Eddie Miksis Bob Keegan Keegan White Sox Kansas City A’s Connie Johnson Alex Kellner A’s New York Yankees Baltimore Cubs Cincinnati Jim Davis Joe Black Redegs

Manuel de la Torre Sparks Golf Tourney

Milwaukee pro Manuel de la Torre took the first round lead in the State Open at Oneida Country Club Green Bay. Deda Torre, the 1952 and 1953 titlist, shot a 69 to lead by two strokes. Johnny Erickson of Menasha and Gordon Watson of Milwaukee matched par with 71.

Green Bay Manuel de la Torre Milwaukee Deda Torre Oneida Country Club Johnny Erickson Menasha Gordon Watson

League Softball Resumes Tonight and City Tournament Set

The Municipal Softball League wraps regular play at Recreation Park with Gemplers facing Commercial Bank and Simmons meeting Ernies tonight. Thursday features Commercial Bank versus Simmons and Helland-Hein against Northwestern as final standings determine Friday’s opening pairings for the double elimination city tournament.

Recreation Park Ronald D. Johnson City Recreation Johnson Gemplers Commercial Bank Simmons Ernies Helland-Hein Northwestern Ken Luchsinger Jefferson Center Phillips-Smith Barnies Bob Braw Luchsinger Johnny Winzenried Jim Hensey Roger Isely

Neal Rivers Beats Jimmy King In 10 Round Ring Win

Neal Rivers, 21, from Niagara Falls, NY, out pointed European veteran Jimmy King in a TV ten round main event at St. Nicholas Arena. Rivers earned his seventh straight win and improved to sixteen wins with no losses.

New York Neal Rivers Jimmy King Birmingham St. Nicholas Arena Niagara Falls N. Y

Australia Wins Right To Try for Davis Cup

Australia reached the Davis Cup challenge round after the doubles pair Rex Hartwig and Lew Hoad defeated Orlando Sirola and Nicola Pietrangeli 7 5 13 11 7 5 to take a 3 0 lead in the series. Pietrangeli and Sirola were slated to meet Hoad and Rosewall in the final singles as the United States would host the challenge round in Forest Hills August 26 28.

Philadelphia Australia Italy Rex Hartwig Lew Hoad Orlando Sirola Nicola Pietrangeli Pietrangeli Hoad Sirola Ken Rosewall United States Forest Hills

Weekend Visitors And Class Of 1935 Reunion

New Glarus hosts Mrs Millard Tschudy and Mr and Mrs Emil Bruni with Joliet guests. Bruni couple attended the 20th reunion of the Class of 1935 held nightly in New Glarus. Madison visitors Mr and Mrs Glenn Dahler visited Mrs Schneider’s family. guests from Mich and Marine City visit Rudy Schneider’s family. Out of town attendees noted.

Emil Bruni Joliet Illinois Thomas Hefty Bruni New Glarus Tel Glenn Dahler Madison Sam Schneider Adolph Sieg Clemens Mich Norman Dick

Memorial Services for Miss Anna Streiff Held in New Glarus

Memorial services were conducted Sunday afternoon at Swiss Reformed Church in New Glarus for Miss Anna Streiff. The obituary lists numerous relatives and friends from Wisconsin and beyond who attended or were mentioned in the service. The article also notes visits and family gatherings involving the Streiff and Voegeli families, with relatives in Madison, Ripon, Monroe, Milwaukee, and Falls Church Virginia among others.

Anna Streiff New Glarus Edwin Barlow Tessin Switzerland Lester Gurnee Appleton Mayne Kuhn Anna Pierce Ripon Harold Stevens Patty Murphy Brookings S. D Ray Werndli Clarence Werndli Jacob L. Streiff William Higgins Ruth Bolliger Madison Don Reinking Dora Luenberger Mary Herbert Bolliger Monroe Richard Streiff Falls Church Emil Rufer Juda Horace Berg Belleville Ernest Blaser Hollandale Jimmy Ricky Wall Lake Battle Creek Mich Allan

St Paul becomes flagship of U S 7th Fleet in Taipei

The heavy cruiser St Paul arrived from Long Beach California and is designated flagship of the U S 7th Fleet. The El Dorado, fleet flagship since early May, returns to the United States.

Taipei Formosa St. Paul Long Beach Calif U. S. 7Th Fleet el Dorado United States

U S Output Rate Rises to 385 Billion in Q2

The Commerce Department reports a record 385 billion dollar annual rate of national production for April to June, up 10 billion from last quarter and 16 billion above 1953 peak. Personal income climbs to 300 billion with consumption rising 5 billion to about 250 billion.

Washington Commerce Department Department

First Sugar Cane Home Uncertain Belief Emerges

The article notes uncertainty about the origin of sugar cane and mentions many students believe it first appeared in India.

India

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Spahn Sparks Braves Falks, Rohr Jewelers J.C. Caroline BY Jimmy Hatlo Grenadine Codley Gayle Talbot City Kempferi Robert E Zuercher Agency Feeney Millard Tschudy Oldsmobile Olds State Demonstra Rocket Room DEA Green County Auto Company Miss Patti Page U.S American Shares Inc Cruttenden & CO C. E. Mailander Parkview Ave Rockford, Ill
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