All-Stars Rally Past Frankie's Tavern 6-5
Ed Witt and Leo Butts delivered key ninth inning hits as the Commercial Bank All-Stars defeated Madison’s Frankie's Tavern 6-5. Butts singled in the winning run after Witt and Ripp singled, breaking a 5-5 tie in the ninth. Meyers and Dwyer led the All-Stars with two hits each, including a first-inning homer by Dwyer driving in two.
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Leo Butts
Ed Witt
Commercial Bank
Wally Bahler
Krattiger
Madison
All-Stars
Stan Meyers
Bob Wuethrich
Frankie’s Tavern
Meyers
Jerry Dwyer
Dwyer
Monroe
Stars
Hy Meyers
Wuethrich
Brecklin
Dwyer, J
Martin
Bmiartin
Ncc Vsenasseves
Sander
Cccescsccaves
Ee Rea Aidan Eel
Saurers
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Rte
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Come DD
Cdocesanpeesds
SobhPok
Frankie's
Wimbledon Trophy Goes to U S Again
Louise Brough, a 29 year old Beverly Hills player, faces Maureen Connolly of San Diego in the all American women's singles final at Wimbledon. The result would extend U S ownership of the world championship to seven straight years.
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Wimbledon
England
Louise Brough
Beverly Hills
Calif
Maureen Connolly
U. S
San Diego
Center Court
America
Phillips-Smith edges Pleasure Bend 15-9 in softball
Phillips-Smith beat Pleasure Bend 15-9 as Charley Ingold pitched seven innings allowing 9 hits. Tom Thieler and Del Davis homered for Jefferson Center, which edged Gemplers 5-2. Davis and Thieler led with two homers for the winners while Jordan and Beach homered for Gemplers.
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Phillips-Smith
Pleasure Bend
Jefferson Center
Gemplers
Charley Ingold
Bob Prien
Phillips- Smith
Ingold
Roy Beach
del Davis
Tom Thieler
Davis
Jerry Jordan
Beach
Schulz
John Grode
Shorty Mueller
Charley Dwyer
Tom Bell
Fahs Hurls No-Hitter For Sandlot All-Stars
Dave Fahs pitched a no hitter as the Monroe sandlot all-stars defeated Darlington 5-1 in five innings before rain ended the game. Fahs fanned 13 of 15 outs and walked one. Darlington plated a run in the second on a walk steal third and a passed ball. Libya covers 679,358 square miles.
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Dave Fahs
Monroe Sandlot All-Stars
Darlington
Fahs
Gonstead and Turners Shine at Evansville Fourth Events
Curtis Gonstead son of Mr and Mrs Merton J Gonstead placed third in class B speed boat races at the Evansville Fourth of July celebration and won a trophy. Sixteen members of the Monroe Turn and Schwing club gave an exhibition at the celebration last evening.
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Curtis Gonstead
Merton J. Gonstead
Evansville
Monroe Turn and Schwing Club
Cards Meet Negro Team Rockford Phillies At Recreation Park
The Monroe Cardinals, riding a 21 1 record, host the Rockford Phillies Negro team at Recreation Park tomorrow at 8 p m. Manager John Walter may start Dick Wainwright with Herb Bell behind the plate and a lineup featuring Bill Purcell, Ernie Vogler, Leo Butts, Jerry Dwyer, and outfielders Fred Huber Jim Hill and Dan Courtney. Walter will use Tom Bell Lloyd Carr Gail Brecklin Tom Binger and Tom Thieler for utility duty. The traveling Phillies play none at home and tour the Midwest.
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Monroe Cardinals
Rockford Phillies
Recreation Park
John Walter
Dick Wainwright
Herb Bell
Bill Purcell
Ernie Vogler
Leo Butts
Jerry Dwyer
Fred Huber
Jim Hill
Dan Courtney
Walter
Tom Bell
Lloyd Carr
Gail Brecklin
Tom Binger
Tom Thieler
Rockford
Phillies
Midwest
Ruttman Wins Raleigh 200 Mile With Top Team
Rich owner Troy Ruttman and mechanic Clay Smith teamed with driver Aggie Agajanian’s Offenhauser to win the Raleigh 200 mile AAA race. Ruttman led from the start, averaging 89.10 mph in the same car that won Indianapolis.
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Ruttman
Raleigh
N.C.P
Troy Ruttman
Southland Speedway
Idnavizpolis
Aggie
Agakanian
Offenhauser
Clay Smith
Indianapolis
Yanks and Dodgers Lead on July Fourth in 1952 Pennant Hopes
AP reports that the Dodgers and Yankees led their leagues on July 4 and would likely win the pennant if the pattern from 1900 onward held. Brooklyn beat the Giants 5 1 in a rain-shortened opener while New York topped Washington 9 4 and 4 3. Chicago and St Louis also won.
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Ralph Roden
Brooklyn Dodgers
New York Yankees
Dodgers
Yanks
Brooklyn
New York Giants
Sal Maglie
Brooks
Washington
Chicago White Sox
St. Louis Browns
Braves Edge Phillies in 11th After Mathews Homer
Ed Mathews belted his 14th homer with two outs in the 11th inning to lift the Braves to a 2-1 victory over the Phillies in the opening game of a doubleheader. Bill Kennedy allowed two hits in 5 1 3 innings as the White Sox won 3-1 over St Louis in the first game, then blanked them 2-0 in the second.
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Ed Mathews
Braves
Boston
Philadelphia
Bill Kennedy
White Sox
St. Louis
49ers Acquire Cowhig from Eagles for Next Season
The San Francisco 49ers announced the acquisition of fullback Gerry Cowhig from the Philadelphia Eagles for the upcoming season. The club also signed Nebraska end Frank Simon to the 1952 training camp roster.
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49ERS
Cowhig
SAN Francisco
San Francisco 49Ers
Gerry Cowhig
Philadelphia Eagles
Frank Simon
Nebraska
Cardinals Dominate Madison Wrench Builders In Holiday Affair
Monroe's Cardinal baseball team hammered Madison Wrench Builders to handily win as Leo Butts led with four hits including a 400 foot homer. He, Huber, Vogler, Dwyer, Wainwright and Purcell contributed multi hit games while Lloyd Carr added a triple. Monroe exploded for 7 runs in the eighth after building big early leads, with Spahr taking the loss for the Wrench Builders.
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Monroe
Cardinal
Madison Wrench Builders
Jim Hill
John Walter
Wrench Builders
Cross Plains
Ary
Madison
Cardinals
Leo Butts
Fred Huber
Ernie Vogler
Butts
Jack Spahr
Huber
Jerry Dwyer
Dick Wainwright
Bill Purcell
Vogler
Dwyer
Wainwright
Lloyd Carr
Scores and results from Friday to Sunday baseball across leagues
Friday results include New York 9 Washington 4 and Boston 10 Philadelphia 5. Sunday schedule lists St Louis at Detroit Chicago at Cleveland and Boston at Washington among others. National League notes Brooklyn and New York games affected by rain while St Louis leads Chicago, and other pairings appear. American Association covers Kansas City Milwaukee St Paul and Columbus matchups with multiple games. Wisconsin State League details Green Bay Appleton Oshkosh Fond du Lac and others with 10 inning doubleheader noted.
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New York
Washington
Boston
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Detroit
Chicago
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Kansas City
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Columbus
Charleston
Indianapolis
Louisville
Green Bay
Appleton
Oshkosh
Fond du Lac
Wausau
Wisconsin Rapids
Janesville
Sheboygan
Monroe Girls Softball Falls to Albany Nine 37 27
The Monroe girls softball team lost to Albany 37 to 27. Ardell Mileston pitched for Monroe, while Sylvia Schneeburger pitched for Albany. Next game for Monroe is Monday at 7 30 p m against the Ode Panto Swiss Cheese team.
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Monroe
Albany
Ardell Mileston
Sylvia Schneeburger
Badger Crew Fails In Bid for Olympics
Worcester Massachusetts Wisconsin crew known as the Badgers failed in a semifinal at the Olympic rowing trials finishing last in a three-boat field with Navy and California, missing the eight-oared final by seven years.
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Badger
Worcester
Mass.p
Wisconsin
Badgers
Navy
California
Blues Win Pair For League Lead
The Blues beat Milwaukee 7-1 and 4-1 to move one percentage point ahead of the Brewers in the standings. Ed Cereghino and Ed Brantt shut down Milwaukee in the two games as Kansas City drew 25,390 fans over two days and prepared for four games in Milwaukee starting tonight.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
American Association
Blues
Milwaukee
Brewers
Indianapolis
Louisville
Charleston
Columbus
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Ed Cereghino
Ed Brantt
Umps
Bucky Walters
Fond du Lac Yanks regain entry to Wisconsin State League
The Fond du Lac Yanks, farm club of the New York Yankees, were readmitted to the Wisconsin State League after league directors approved re-entry by telegram. Facing $17,000 needed to finish the season, a local fan fund drive raised $9,000, restoring the team's finances.
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Fond DU Lac
Dan Cisco
New York Yankees
Yanks
State Fishing Report Highlights Mixed Success Across Areas
Wardens note green water slowing fishing delays with high murk. Rock and Vernon report poor to fair fishing with rivers high and cloudy. Sauk and Dane show panfish bass and perch activity with walleyes and trout present. Crawford Walter area sees panfish bite. Prairie du Chien backwaters yield bass. Wisconsin river species vary by locale.
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Rock
Sauk
Devil’s Lake
Dane
Warner’s Beach
Pheasant Branch
Crawford
Walter Clearing
Mississippi
Prairie du Chien
Two Rookies Lead In Motor City Open
In Detroit at Red Run Golf Club Dick Mayer and Ted Kroll shared the 11 under par lead after two rounds in the $15,000 Motor City Open. Mayer seeks his first major title while Kroll has one prior win.
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Detroit
Dick Mayer
Ted Kroll
Red Run Golf Club
Study notes skin hair differences among major populations
Research highlights that the yellow peoples of the earth show the least body hair compared with other large human groups. The finding probes genetic and evolutionary influences on hair distribution across diverse populations.
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The
Earth
Farm Scene Highlights Seedlings Worth $100 An Acre
Capper's Farmer notes small grain seedings can yield about 100 dollars per acre for grazing. Green high protein feed can pay its way, with early heavily fertilized wheat oats rye and vetch pastures. Wisconsin soil studies show copper can boost corn yields on low organic matter soils but not on richer soils. The Voegels farm home on Highway 69 near Monticello New Glarus has a fresh white coat of paint. five men did the work and other buildings will be painted later.
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Capper
Wisconsin
University of Wisconsin
Carrington
Dodgeville
Parr
Clyde
Jake Voegels
Highway 69
Monticello
New Glarus
New Patton 48 Tank Demonstration Sparks Debate
HAL BOYLE notes Army Secretary Pace hailing the Patton 48 as the finest medium tank if tests prove it mass producible, but production lags decades after Pearl Harbor. He warns against two civilian legends and urges improved U.S. research and production to avoid costly casualties.
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New York
Tunisia
Army
Frank C. Pace
Pearl Harbor
Grandpappy
America
State Board Lists New Veterinarians
The Wisconsin State Board of Veterinarians reports that the following applicants passed examinations to practice veterinary medicine in Wisconsin. H. J. Cook Fort Atkinson A. S. Cosgrove Madison John Hokanson Wilton L. J. Algiers Hartford Donald Fritz Platteville Charles Hamilton Germantown Kenneth Johnston Hillsboro Keith Libke Manawa George Lynch Sullivan Robert Madson Shawano James Mattison Milwaukee Bernard Mleziva Luxembourg Roger Tetzlaff Morrisonville John Thomas Colfax Leslie Eaton Wisconsin Rapids.
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Madison
Wisconsin State Board of Veterinarians
Wisconsin
H. J. Cook
Fort Atkinson
A. S. Cosgrove
John Hokanson
Wilton
L. J.algiers
Hartford
Donald Fritz
Platteville
Charles Hamilton
Germantown
Kenneth Johnston
Hillsboro
Keith Libke
Manawa
George Lynch
Sullivan
Robert Madson
Shawano
James Mattison
Milwaukee
Bernard Mleziva
Luxemland
Roger Tetzlaff
Morrisonville
John Thomas
Colfax
Leslie Eaton
Wisconsin Rapids
Michigan man reports car stolen at gunpoint in Green Bay
J D Wright of Eagle River Town, Michigan, said in Green Bay police he was forced at gunpoint to drive from Marinette to Green Bay Thursday night. His car was recovered on a Green Bay street and he was unharmed.
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Green Bay
Michigan
Marinette
J. D. Wright
Eagleson
Mich
Want Ad Offers Big Effort for Small Pay
Classifieds promise substantial work for minimal cost, urging readers to place Want Ads. The line suggests advertisers receive significant labor value beyond the price paid, hinting at the perceived return on investment in local classifieds.
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Harry S. Truman
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