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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1954

Page

5

Braves hit five homers in twin bill for two wins

Milwaukee Braves bash five home runs to beat Cincinnati twice. Del Crandall belts a 385 foot shot as part of a 11-4 opener, Joe Adcock Eddie Mathews Henry Aaron power the attack, while Gene Conley and Corky Valentine hold Redlegs to four runs in nightcap. Braves move two games up in the NL standings, Crandall and Nichols star.

Milwaukee Milwaukee Braves Braves Cincinnati Redlegs del Crandall Charlie Grimm Joey Jay Redlegs Jay Bud Podbielan Mathews Henry Aaron Eddie Mathews Joe Adcock Chet Nichols Corky Valentine Johnny Logan Aaron Jim Green- Zross Dave Jolly Nichols Logan Basses Greenglass Billy Bruton Cincinnati Fred Baczewski Gene Conley Crandall Conley Bob Borkowski St. Louis

Brewers Announce Three Holiday Games Schedule

Brewers manager John Walters announced three holiday games. In a double header tomorrow the Brewers face Rockford Blackhawks with Eddie Jordan or Dan Courtney pitching the 2 p.m. opener and LaVern Schneider Winslow on the mound for the 8 p.m. nightcap. Monday at 2 p.m. they play Rockford AC's with Dick Wainwright scheduled to pitch.

Huber Brewers John Walters Brewers Rockford Blackhawks Eddie Jordan Dan Courtney Wit LaVern Schneider Winslow Rockford Ac’s Dick Wainwright

Havana fighter Lastra defeats Williams in ten-round decision

In Havana Rafael Lastra aged 142 of Cuba outpointed Ike Williams from Trenton, N. J., over ten rounds. In Melbourne Pat Ford aged 134 from West Melbourne outpointed Ivor Germaine 13434 from West Indies over fifteen rounds for the British Empire lightweight title.

Associated Press Havana Rafael Lastra Cuba Ike Williams Trenton N. J Melbourne Pat Ford West Melbourne Ivor Germaine West Indies

All star voting to end tonight in Cleveland

The fan poll to choose the starting lineup for the All Star game ends at midnight tonight. Final results are due Sunday for position players with pitchers and rest of roster to follow Tuesday. Musial leads with 912,538 votes, Berra has 906,386, Campanella strong contenders.

Chicago Cleveland Stan Musial St. Louis Cardinals Yogi Berra New York Yankees Roy Campanella Brooklyn Dodgers Musial Berra

National League and American League Baseball Standings and Results

National League standings show New York leading with 49 23 and Brooklyn 44 28, Philadelphia 38 30, Milwaukee 36 35, Cincinnati 34 38, Pittsburgh 23 49. Friday results include Chicago 7 St Louis 6 and New York 9 Pittsburgh 5. American League lists New York 47 28, Brooklyn 46 28 and other clubs. notable games include New York 6 4 Washington 5 7 and Boston 8 Philadelphia 4. Games scheduled for Sunday and Monday feature multiple doubleheaders and pairings across leagues.

New York Brooklyn Philadelphia Milwaukee Cincinnati 1See Pittsburgh Chicago St. Louis GB A Coco Cckupesves Ectocshaen Washington Baltimore SOND Chicnwemake Cleveland Detroit Boston

Wisconsin panel sets hunting fishing rules July 9

The Wisconsin Conservation Commission will meet at Tomahawk on July 9 to set hunting and fishing regulations for next fall and year ahead. Additional items include a Pleine River impoundment proposal and the Flambeau River state forest road and work camp project.

Madison Wisconsin Conservation Commission Tomahawk Littleau Pleine River Flambeau River State Forest

Two Inch Bass Disappoints Yellowstone Angling Effort

Warden Harold Pederson said bass planted in Yellowstone Lake near Argyle from the Mississippi River measured about two inches, delaying expectant sport this season. Additional bass are slated with around 38,000 walleye fingerlings to follow. fishing remains open with next summer expected to bring better results.

Harold A. Pederson Yellowstone Lake Argyle Pederson Mississippi River Guy VanMatre Walter Calvert Arne Finhert Chris Winger Herb Lyngass Bob Franz Roy Simpson Lymen Hunt W. E. Gould Art Bertram Rex Grange Zander Browntown Sugar River Dane Kegonsa Waubesa Iowa Pecatonica River Wisconsin River Lafayette Pecatonica Fever River Grant Wisconsin Platte

Veteran Pitcher Joe Dobson Quits Baseball

Veteran righthander Joe Dobson, a 14 season major league pitcher for Cleveland Chicago and Boston, resigns as Red Sox pitching coach. The 37 year old Oklahoma native and Needham resident says he has no immediate plans and does not intend to stay in baseball after leaving the role he took on May 8. He began his career with Cleveland in 1939 and was dealt to Boston two seasons later.

Boston Joe Dobson Cleveland Indians Chicago White Sox Boston Red Sox Dobson Red Sox Needham Mass Cleveland

Haddix Ready to Pitch for Cardinals Against Braves

Harvey Haddix, the Cardinals' top left hander with a 12-4 record, may start Monday against Milwaukee after a line drive struck his left leg. Manager Eddie Stanky said Haddix slept poorly but felt better Friday and is confident he will be ready to pitch in one of the Monday doubleheader games with the Braves in St. Louis.

Chicago Harvey Haddix St. Louis Cardinals Milwaukee Redbirds Eddie Stanky Haddix Joe Adcock Stanky Braves St. Louis

Indians Rally Past Cubs For Double Victory In Chicago

Yesterday's Stars batters Larry Doby of the Cleveland Indians hit two home runs and drove in five runs as Cleveland beat Chicago twice 3-2 and 5-4. Pitcher Joe Coleman of the Baltimore Orioles limited Detroit to three hits in a 2-0 win for his ninth victory.

Larry Doby Cleveland Indians Cleveland Chicago Joe Coleman Baltimore Orioles Detroit

Weekend Visits Highlight Browntown Social Roundup

Browntown and area residents hosted and visited relatives and friends over the weekend. Guests included Linda Fruendal from Chicago staying with William and Martha Keller, and extended visits from the Nybroten and DeVoe families, plus a church talk by Mrs. Glen Beck and a Chicago-bound departure of Mrs. George Michael and family.

Ben Selko Jchildren Lone Rock Lyman Ritkin Monroe John Williams Palmer Wahler South Wayne Charles Miller Linda Fruendal Chicago William E. Keller C. L. Crago Cris Nybroten Adams Township Oscar Nybroten Kenneth Op Madison Sunny Sada DeVoe Elwin DeVoe Brodhead Wayne Ronney Billings Mont S. H. Sawyer Freeport Glen Beck George Michael John Bartells

Postmaster Nominee Named for Kenosha

Paul M. Safftig was nominated by President Eisenhower on Friday for the Kenosha postmaster job. The nomination awaits Senate approval.

Washington Paul M. Saftig Eisenhower Kenosha Senate

Indians Open Tiny Pennant Talk After Friday Wins

Cleveland manager Al Lopez predicts good shape for the Tribe as they stretch their lead to 14-1 over the Yankees after Friday's twin wins 3-2 and 5-4. June record stands 20-9, while White Sox stars Kell and Fain miss games with knee injuries. Cubs rebound with 7-6 win over Cardinals as Jackson and Fondy homer.

Cleveland al Lopez Indians Chicago White Sox New York Yankees Lopez New York White Sox George Kell Ferris Fain Kell

Brodhead By Miss Grace Marsh

Mr. and Mrs. B H Roderick visit Iowa over the weekend. Mrs. Gerald Condon and children return from New York City. Mr. and Mrs. E S Adams Claudia and Suzanne Madison stay with Mrs. Grace Hartman. Vilas Swartz travel to Brainerd Minnesota for holidays with James Goodner family. Susan Schultz to attend Madison music clinic. J B Pierce in Chicago at Furniture Mart. Mrs. Pierce visits her parents in Beaver Dam. The Methodist Youth Caravan leaves to work with MYF members in Livingston.

B. H. Roderick Iowa Gerald Condon New York City E. S. Adams Claudia Suzanne Madison Grace Hartman Vilas Swartz Brainerd Minn James Goodner Susan Schultz

Lorge Files for Wisconsin Senate Run in 14th District

Assemblyman Gerald Lorge of Bear Creek filed nomination papers with the secretary of state on Friday seeking the Republican nomination for the Wisconsin state senate in the 14th District.

Senate Madison Gerald Lorge Bear Creek Secretary of State State Senate

Wisconsin farm notes on hay handling and corn borers

UW expert O I Berge advises guiding the hay blower to keep loads even and dry to reduce spoilage and dust. E H Fisher lists predicted corn borer hatch dates by city with recommended treatments and dates, urging eyeing egg masses and leaf damage.

O. I. Berge University of Wisconsin Berge Wisconsin E. H. Fisher Fisher Prairie du Chien Janesville

Planes Bombard Rock County Army Worms

Five aircraft spraying firms deployed eight to ten planes from Janesville and Beloit to protect cornfields in Rock County. County Agent Frank Campbell reports army worms in all 35 fields checked, attacking small grain and hay across the south and east portions.

Janesville Rock County Frank Campbell Beloit Aldrich Farm Bradord

Racine Man's Death Called Murder by Jury

A coroner's jury recommended that cab driver George Cowan be held for the grand jury on a murder charge in the death of Robert V. Wilson, 25, Racine. Cowan testified he shot Wilson after Wilson and two companions attacked him following a near collision between their vehicles.

Chicago Robert V. Wilson Racine George Cowan Wilson

Stocks Hesitate Resume Advance Near Highs of 1929 Peak

The New York market paused briefly near its high for the year as the first half of 1954 closed with the Associated Press 60-stock average just shy of the October 1929 peak. Despite a day of selling, broad rally pushed prices higher into the week’s end.

New York Associated Press Wall Street

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