Swimming Meet Events Arranged In Southern Wisconsin
The Southern Wisconsin Aquatic Meet is set for July 10 at the local pool with Gibbons coordinating for the Junior Chamber of Commerce. Monroe Athletic Association co sponsors with the Jaycees and over 20 local swimmers expected to enter. Entry is limited to three events per swimmer with blanks due next Thursday.
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Southern Wisconsin
Gibbons
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Monroe Athletic Association
Jaycees
Baseball Scoreboard and Schedules Heat Up for Thurdays and Weekends
National League standings show Brooklyn leading with 72 wins, Milwaukee 39 losses, Chicago 40 34 and New York 34 38 in contention. Tonight Pittsburgh visits Brooklyn at 6, New York faces Philadelphia at 6, plus multiple afternoon and prime time games across districts with Brooklyn edging New York 6 5 in 11 innings and Milwaukee defeating Chicago 7 4.
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Boston
Baltimore
Chicago
Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
Kansas City
New York
Brooklyn
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Brodhead Happenings From Grace Marsh Report
Mrs Stuart Mitchell and family arrived from San Francisco to visit Mrs E J Mitchell before heading to New York City. Lt Col Stuart Mitchell will join them in Salzburg Austria. Several local couples depart for California on a three week vacation. Wisconsin residents visit, relocate, and attend university summer sessions.
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Stuart Mitchell
Stuart
San Francisco
E. J. Mitchell
New York City
Salzburg
Austria
George Salladay
Brodhead
Alex Engle
Beloit
California
Herbert Schenkus
August Rose
Milwaukee
van A. Marsh
Mineral Point
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Thief Wears Loot Fleeing From Toombs Home
Police believe a thief who fled yesterday from Mrs. Leo V. Toombs home wore the stolen clothing, a pullover shirt and pants. The thief left his own pants behind at the scene.
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Salt Lake City
Leo V. Toombs
Helland-Hein ties for first in municipal judo league clash
Helland-Hein and Gem plers share top spot after an 11-6 win over Commercial Bank. Bernard Figi and Dale Davis pitched, with key hits from Ray Figi, Bernard Figi, and Herb Matzke who delivered a bases loaded homer in the sixth. Scheduling notes link Ernies versus Gemplers and Jefferson Center versus Northwestern tonight at Recreation Park.
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Helland-Hein
Gemplers
Bernard Figi
Dale Davis
Commercial Bank
Bankers
James Hensey
Nate Brand
Brand
Ray Figi
Willis Stokes
Bill Hafen
Hafen
Figi
Juda
Herb Matzke
Clyde Davis
Sanford Erickson
Recreation Park
Monroe
Ernies
Jefferson Center
Northwestern
Rematch Approved for Smith and Carter Lightweight Title
The National Boxing Association sanctioned a return bout between Wallace Bud Smith and Jimmy Carter for the lightweight title after Smith won the crown by split decision at Boston Garden. NBA President Tony Petronella said the policy allows return matches when merited despite disfavoring return clauses.
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Providence, R. I
National Boxing Association
Wallace
Bud) Smith
Jimmy Carter
Smith
Boston Garden
NBA
Tony Petronella
Carter
Country Club Golf Foursomes Listed
A Monroe Country Club foursome won with a net 299 in yesterday afternoon play. Team members were Rev. Paul C. Kehle Edward Pickett John F. Shager and Victor I. Carson. Two second place teams tied at 300. Other crews included Richard Williams Howard Shultz Merlin J. Meythaler Robert Holland and Robert J. Goetz Delbert Share Edwin Rufenacht and T Chester Becker. Low nine hole score 140 by Robert Wurtzel Arthur T. Edwards Edwin C. Goecks and David Forbes.
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Monroe Country Club
Paul C. Kehle
Edward Pickett
John F. Shager
Victor I. Carson
Richard Williams
Howard Shultz
Merlin J. Meythaler
Robert Holland
Robert J. Goetz
Delbert C. Share
Edwin Rufenacht
T. Chester Becker
Robert Wurtzel
Arthur T. Edwards
Edwin C. Goecks
David Forbes
Pressure Builds as Fans Look to 10 Crucial AL Games
Amid a pennant race in the American League, the Yankees hold a slim lead as Chicago, Cleveland, Detroit, and Boston face a 10 game stretch in 10 days. New York plays eight against Washington and Baltimore, with Boston looming as the main threat and Ted Williams expected back for a July Fourth doubleheader. In the NL, Brooklyn tops the Giants 6 5 in 11 innings, while Milwaukee overtakes Chicago with a late offensive burst.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Detroit
Boston
Kansas City
Washington Baltimore
New York Yankees
New York
Washington
Baltimore
Yanks
Red Sox
Ted Williams
Yankee Stadium
White Sox
Indians
Tribe
Tigers
A’s
Ray Boone
Steven Gromek
Minnie Minoso
Spec Shea
North Zauchin
Ted Abernathy
Nats
Camilo Pascual
Shea
Brooklyn
New York Giants
George Shuba
Milwaukee
Braves
Cubs
Willie Mays
Dodgers
Duke Snider
Jackie Robinson
Ed Roebuck
Don Newcombe
Ray Monzant
Leo Durocher
Randy Jackson
Joe Adcock
Ray Crone
Hal Jeffcoat
Braves Rally Past Cubs to Reach Cincinnati in Series
Milwaukee Braves seize second in the NL with a 7-4 win over Chicago and proceed to Cincinnati for a three game set. Joe Adcock belts his 8th homer as Del Crandall and Ray Crone pace a four run eighth inning comeback. Bruton steals two bases as Crone earns his third victory.
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Joe Adcock
Charlie Grimm
Cub
Stan Hack
Chicago
Braves
Dodgers
Aaron
Henry
Mathews
Eddie
Thomson
Bobby
Adcock
Charlie
Hack
Jackson
Milwauke
Aé¢E
Cubs
Ransom Jackson
Milwaukee
Johnny Logan
Hal Jeffcoat
Logan
Danny O’connell
del Crandall
Ray Crone
Gene Conley
Harry Chiti
Jim King
Bruton
Billy Bruton
Bruton-Logan
Crone
Ernie Johnson
Conley
Jeffcoat
Tom Cox Stars In Little League Clinches 10-0 Shutout
Tom Cox struck out 14 for a season record and pitched a two hit 10-0 win as the Yankees defeated the Braves in recreation department Little League. Bill Stocker took the loss and Jay Schlichting led the losers with two of the three hits. In the Midget Baseball League, Mike Kelley earned the win for the Indians as they beat the Giants 14-10. Kelley also hit two grand slams while Tommy Mitchell took the loss.
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Tom Cox
Yankees
Braves
Bill Stocker
Jay Schlichting
Indians
Giants
Mike Kelley
Tommy Mitchell
Braves Sign High School Pitcher Jerome Johnson
The Braves announce the signing of Jerome Johnson a right handed pitcher from Eau Claire He signed an Evansville Ind contract and will report there next year In three years of high school play he has 37 wins and 8 losses
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Braves
Milwaukee
Milwaukee Braves
Jerome Johnson
Eau Claire
Evansville
Ind
Beverly Baker Fleitz Faces Louise Brought in Wimbledon Final
Beverly Baker Fleitz defeated Doris Hart 63 60 to reach the Wimbledon final and will play Louise Brought in the women’s championship.
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Wimbledon
England
Beverly Baker Fleitz
Doris Hart
Louise
Rosburg Opens Lead In British Columbia Open Golf
Bob Rosburg carded 132 after two rounds to hold a 12 stroke lead in the British Columbia Open in Vancouver.
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Vancouver
B. C
Bob Rosburg
Post Golf Lead Shows Crocker Ahead in Wichita Open
Fan Crocker gained a two stroke lead after posting a 74 in the opening round of the National Open Golf Tournament in Wichita Kansas.
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Posts Golf
Wichita
Kas
Fan Crocker
Koplitz Strikes Out 25 In No-Hit Oshkosh Win
Howie Koplitz struck out 25 as he pitched a no hitter for Oshkosh Junior American Legion. The team routed Mari nette 22 to 0 with Koplitz walking two batters.
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Oshkosh
Howie Koplitz
Tigers Edge White Sox In Tight 4-3 Victory
Detroit pitcher Steve Gromek scattered seven hits and walked one for his eighth win as Ray Boone drove in three runs with a seventh and an eighth inning homer in the 4-3 win over Chicago.
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Steve Gromek
Detroit Tigers
Chicago White Sox
Ray Boone
Tigers
White Sox
Cubs Edge Braves In Tight Pitching Duel
Warren Hacker started for the Cubs but left in the seventh after a one hitter year highlight. Jim Davis closed the eighth inning as Chicago aimed to rebound. Bob Buhl faced Gerry Staley for the Braves in a 5-5 matchup as both teams chase wins.
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Warren Hacker
Milwaukee
Jim Davis
Cubs
Bob Buhl
Braves
Gerry Staley
Redlegs
South Wayne Society Notes From The Times Corresponder
Attending a Chicago baseball game Sunday were Art Olson and family Gerald Peterson Browntown Ray Binnis and family Melvin Olson Thomas and Alfred Peter son Cletus Bainbridge Merrill Holloway and Lawrence Rowe. Several families vacationed or visited, with many regional towns represented in social calls and weekend gatherings.
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Chicago
Art Olson
Gerald Peterson
Ray Binnis
Browntown
Melvin Olson
Thomas
Alfred Peterson
Cletus Bainbridge
Merrill Holloway
Lawrence Rowe
Darrell Penniston
Charles Chapman
Robert Chapman
Manitowish
Robert Martin
Des Moines
George Martin
Darlington
Wes Chapman
William Schneider
Edgar
Myrtle Stuart
Ralph Miller
Donnie
Jane Miller
Stoughton
Elmer Hanson
Frank May
Monroe
Frank Larson
William Hexom
Nora Hexom
Florence Tuller
Nancy Bixby
Clifford Enright
Warren
Marjorie Ritzman
Orangeville
Amos Mahlkuch
Don Swanson
Jefferson
Leslie Jones
Fayette
Clarence Romsin
Linda
St. Anne
Clarence Rudd
Amos Mahlikuch
Duane Teuscher
James Gordee
Frank Jones
Pearl Tresner
Ella Gundry
Color TV Sales Lag As Black and White Dominate Market
New York reports color television growth stalled while demand for black and white sets drives 1954 sales toward a record. Industry officials warn only about 35 000 color sets may be sold this year, versus rising total purchases as households add a second set and replace old small screens. NBC CBS plan broader color programming this fall to bolster interest.
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New York
Radio - Electronics - Television Manufacturers Association
NBC
CBS
Monroe JAYCEES Top Brodhead Foursome in Decatur Lake Match
Members of the Monroe Junior Chamber of Commerce defeated a Brodhead team at Decatur Lake Country Club. E. Kirsch of Monroe and Jack Pierce of Brodhead tied for low with 48. Other Monroe players were H. L. Fenton Kenneth Schneider and Robert H. Rieder. Rematch planned this month.
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Jaycees
Monroe Junior Chamber of Commerce
Brodhead
Decatur Lake Country Club
E. Kirsch
Monroe
Jack Pierce
H. L. Fenton
Kenneth Schneider
Robert H. Rieder
Bruce Timm
Robert Keen
William Jones
Horse Ancestry Traced to Four-Toed Fox-Sized Animal
The text notes that the horse developed from a four toed animal about the size of a fox, outlining an ancient evolutionary link. It highlights a small, fox sized ancestor as a key step in equine origins.
Holstein records report high milk and fat yields
The Kaderly herd in Juda features FARM SCENE Kaderly Creator Herry Pearl, a registered Holstein cow, with 623 pounds butter fat and 15 615 pounds milk in a 315 day test at two milkings daily. Another Holstein, Abbekerk Cascade Creamelle, records 569 pounds fat and 14 069 pounds milk in 315 days at two daily milkings.
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Kaderly Creator
Herry Pearl
E. R. and
BE. J. Kaderly
Juda
Abbekerk Cascade Creamelle
Arthur Stauffacher
Holstein-Friesian Association of America
Road engineer retires in Wisconsin Rapids district
William Hazleton retired after 38 years as district engineer for the state highway commission. His successor, Arthur Piltz, transferred from the Eau Claire district office and assumed duties today.
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Wisconsin Rapids
William Hazleton
State Highway Commission
Arthur Piltz
Eau Claire
Amazing bargains in The Times classified check them
Classified shoppers flock to The Times offers featuring limited time deals and bargain pricing across multiple categories. Readers discover discount items, sale terms, and store names highlighted in a brisk listing style.
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