Monroe Bowling To Begin Sept 7
The Monroe Bowling Association votes to start the 1954 55 kegler season on September 7 at the Recreation Club. Turner Hall will not be ready until mid September, new leagues will open Wednesdays at 9 p m and teams are urged to notify Don Jones.
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Kegler
Recreation Club
Turner Hall
Delbert C
Deb) Share
Seral
Share
Don Jones
Pleasure Bend
ABC
Cadiz
Paris Tightens Noise Rules On Radios And Noisy Objects
Police Prefect Andre Dubois announces a city ordinance effective immediately to curb loud radios and banging noises. Heavy cans must be cured not dragged and set down gently, while large objects must be made noiseless before January 1. Rest for the nerves like rest for the body.
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Andre Dubois
Smalley Expected To Hold Braves Second Base
Milwaukee Braves infielder Roy Smalley replaces Eddie Mathews at second as Mathews heals a split finger. Smalley, formerly with the Chicago Cubs, notes fan boos in Chicago and says he can improve with Milwaukee, with coach Johnny Cooney and manager Charlie Grimm guiding him. The move lasts until Mathews returns in about 10 days.
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Milwaukee
Roy Smalley
Smalley
Chicago Cubs
Milwaukee Braves
Cincinnati
Danny O'Connell
Eddie ‘Mathews
Chicago
Smakey
Charlie Grimm
Johnny Cooney
Grimm
Mathews
Formosa Reports Soviet Aid to North Korea Army
Nationalist Taiao News Agency said Russia will equip 12 North Korean divisions by June 1955 and form and train them. The four point pact with Red China and North Korea covers equipment supply, fighter and bomber groups, and faster transfer of warships.
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Tatao
Russia
Red
China
North Korea
Taiao
Peiping
Amazing bargains in The Times classified
Classified listings in The Times offer daily bargains across items and services. Readers can find affordable goods and special deals updated each day.
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Times
Oldtimer's Trapshoot Won by Col. J.R. Hall
The 55th Grand American Trapshoot in Vandalia Ohio opened with Col J R Hall of Ashland Missouri defeating Montello Wis Scharenberg Sr in a shootoff 25 24. Hall scored 99 of 100 to win the men's veterans division for shooters over 70.
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Oldtimer
Col. J.R. Hall
Vandalia
Ohio
Hert Scharenberg Sr
Montello
Wis
Scharenberg
Col
J. R. Hall
Ashland
Musial and Snider close in NL batting race
In New York reports Stan Musial of the Cardinals and Minnie Minoso of the White Sox narrowed gaps in major league batting races. Musial rose to .348, trailing Duke Snider at .349. Minoso moved within one point of AL leader Irv Noren at .395 as Don Mueller and Bobby Avila also climbed in the chase.
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New York
Stan Musial
Cardinals
Minnie Minoso
White Sox
Musial
Brooklyn
Duke Snider
Snider
Minoso
Irv Noren
Yankees
Noren
Dodger
Don Mueller
Giants
Mueller
Cleveland
Bobby Avila
Avila
Senators rout Phillies as Busby leads with four RBIs
Yesterday's Stars Batting Jim Busby collected four RBIs as the Washington Senators beat Philadelphia 8-5 and 10-3. Gus Keriazakos pitched his first major league complete game, allowing eight hits eight walks and eight strikeouts in the 10-3 win.
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Jim Busbyington
Senators
Washington
Pladelphia
Gus Keriazakos
Washington Senators
Philadelphia
Hopes for Sox Surge Amid pennant chatter
Chicago White Sox manager Paul Richards expresses renewed hopes of sneaking in for the pennant as his team opens a series with the Washington Senators. Richards notes the Indians lead the Yankees and the Sox aim to pass New York with a winning streak.
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Washing Uya
Paul Richards
Chicago White Sox
Sox
Yankees
Indians
Jack Harsman
Dean Stone
Senators
Silvis
Chicago Cubs
New York Giants
Paul Minner
Giants
Ruben Gomez
Cubs
Milwaukee Braves
City Softball Tourney Reset With New Dates
City recreation director Ronald D. Johnson announced the first round of the City Softball Tournament will be played tonight after yesterday's thunderstorm postponed games. Finals move to Tuesday night with subsequent rounds Friday and Sunday, weather permitting, and trophies awarded by Martin Sporting Goods and The Evening Times to Gemplers and the tournament champions.
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Ronald D. Johnson
Johnson
Recreation Park
Phillips-Smith
Commercial Bank
Albat
Sahara Coal
Gemplers
Commercial Bank-Phillips- Smith
Helland-Hein
Jimae
Martin Sporting Goods Store
Evening Times
Boxing Roundup Results Across Cities
In New York Cuba outpointed Frank by 142 percent in Honolulu. Brooklyn's Billy McNeece won 165 percent in Central Islip over Garth Panter at 161. Boston’s Jimmy Beau outpointed Eddie Andrews 160 to 155 in Lowell. Los Angeles saw Charley Green 160 percent defeat Sas Flores 162 in Anaheim after stopping him in six rounds.
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New York
Cuba
Frank
Honolulu
Brooklyn
Billy McNeece
Central Islip
N. Y
Garth Panter
Salt Lake City
Boston
Jimmy Beau
New Canaan
Four Leaders Quit Gore Plans New Recall Club
Four leaders of the Joe Must Go Club resigned, including Harold Michael of Amery as state chairman and Roland Vieth of Manston along with Patricia Watt of Whitefish Bay and Norman Clapp of Lancaster as vice chairmen. Daur Cully notes the group will reorganize to pursue another recall effort after fall elections, with Lroy Gore, Sauk City weekly editor, founding the movement.
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Daur Clly
Joe Must Go Club
Sen. McCarthy
Lroy Gore
Sauk City Weekly
Harold Michael
Amery
Roland ’Vieth
Manston
Patricia Watt
Whitefish Bay
Norman Clapp
Lancaster
Knowles Backs Toll Road Plans
Wisconsin senator Warren Knowles urges toll financed highways as a quicker path to modern expressways without sacrificing farm to market roads. He argues dedicating gasoline tax revenue to a four lane Highway 12 would delay other state roads for years and leave rural routes neglected.
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Fort Atkinson
Wisconsin
Warren P. Knowles
New Richmond
Knowles
Wisconsin Toll Road Study Eyes Lake Geneva to St. Paul Route
The Wisconsin Toll Road Commission studies a feasible toll road across the state from Lake Geneva to an area near St. Paul Minneapolis to help cover costs.
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Wisconsin Toll Road Commission
Lake Geneva
St. Paul-Minneapolis
Stevens Point Man Named Traffic Enforcement Director
Kelvin VU Larson announced Lt. Lawrence E Beier of Stevens Point will assume duties as director of the enforcement division on September 1. He succeeds Alvin E Boeler who requests to return as captain of the State traffic Patrol in District Five at Rice Lake. Beier joined the department as a traffic officer in June 1943.
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Madison
Kelvin VU. Larson
State Motor Vehicle Department
Lawrence E. Beier
Stevens Point
Alvin E. Boeler
District Five
Rice Lake
Beier
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