Nichols Pitches Win for Braves
CHICAGO The Milwaukee Braves beat the Chicago Cubs 1-0 as Chet Nichols pitched a complete game shutout with nine strikeouts. Eddie Mathews and Danny O’Connell produced the lone run in the seventh on a Bruton double scoring O’Connell. Nichols improved to 4-3, while Jonny Antonelli, traded last winter, sits at 12-2 in the league.
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Chicago
Guy Antonelli
Chet Nichols
Milwaukee Braves
Chicago Cubs
Nichols
Cubs
Braves
Wrigley Field
Steve Bilko
Ernie Banks
Walker Cooper
Bill Serena
Howie Pollet
Cub
Hank Sauer
Bilko
Banks
Henry Aaron
Clyde McCullough
Pollet
Eddie Mathews
Danny O’connell
Jim Pendleton
Andy Pafko
O’connell
George Metkovich
Joe Adcock
Bruton
Milwaukee
Billy Bruton
Johnny Logan
Aaron
Mathews
Army
Jonny Antonelli
Bobby Thomson
New York
Antonelli
West Allis Monroe Tilt Not Played Here
John Cookie Walter manager of the Huber Brewers said a telephone mixup caused West Allis to miss last night’s game at Recreation Park. He called off the game in the morning due to a wet diamond and then said it would be played, but West Allis failed to appear. The contest will be rescheduled. Tomorrow Monroe meets Platteville on Platteville’s home field.
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John
Cookie) Walter
Huber Brewers
West Allis
Recreation Park
Walter
Monroe
Platteville
Browntown Notes From Mrs Crago and Local Families
Mrs C L Crago visits Browntown with updates on the Crago family and neighbors. Carol and Roland Cook return from Des Moines after attending Mrs Cook’s nephew’s funeral. Families Harris Babler and daughters arrive for a Montana Canada trip with Barb Sue staying behind. Morgan Johnson and Lewis Lehman join rodeo in Pecatonica. Rev Justin Flak and guests hosted by Nybroten family. Cragos visit Stoll’s in Pecatonica for rodeo and Winnebago centennial. Marjorie Newmiller and Jack Larson visit from Chicago to see Mrs Susan Tucker.
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Roland Cook
Des Moines
Pecatonica
Oscar Nybroten
Justin Flak
Evelyn Johnson
Evelyn Gordee
Woodford
Linda Truendal
Chicago
Dorothea Nybroten
Ronnie Nybroten
C. L. Crago
Arthur Stoll
Marjorie Newmiller
Jack Larson
Miss Newmiller
Susan Tucker
Sox Fear Series Against Cleveland Indians
Chicago White Sox end Detroit trip and prepare for a four game home set with AL leading Cleveland Indians. Indians swept Chicago in Cleveland last weekend while Detroit offered easier opposition and Don Johnson pitched a complete game shutout with 16 hits for Chicago.
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Chicago
Chicago White Sox
Detroit
Sox
Cleveland Indians
Cleveland
Indians
Tigers
Don Johnson
Chicagoans
Michigan City
Johnson
Tiger
National League scoreboard and results
New York beats Brooklyn 10 to 2 while St Louis defeats Cincinnati 5 to 4 in 11 innings. Pittsburgh and Philadelphia game postponed by rain. Milwaukee loses 1 to 9 to Chicago. Friday games include Brooklyn at Philadelphia and New York at Pittsburgh with night games later.
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New York
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
St. Louis Sense Ogi
Chichho
Cceses
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Chicago
Cleveland
Maer
Os Ccsens
TENGE
Casnicares
Washington
Baltimore
Boston
Detroit
Herring Trout Mystery At Lompoc Pool
In Lompoc California anglers report catching both herring and rainbow trout in the same Santa Ynez River mouth pool. The trout were stocked by the state, while the herring entered from the sea to spawn and are trapped by sand at the outlet due to storms.
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Lompoc
Calif
Santa Ynez River
Old Codgers Use Potato Bait to Land Big Pike
In Reedsville Wisconsin two elderly men advised a novice on lake trolling using potato and rubber band. The prank resulted in a 9½ pound 29 inch walleyed pike hauled to the lighted dock after darkness fell.
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Reedsville
Wis
Long Lake
Here
Monroe All Stars To Play Brodhead Baseball Opener
The Monroe All-Stars will open the season at 1 p m tomorrow against Brodhead at Recreation Park Diamond. Pat Wuetrich will pitching with Ken Keel catching. The lineup includes Becker Lovelace Tyler Hunt Von Moos Meyers White, with Ingwell Brennan Roethe Menehan Trickel Ambler Keegan as substitutes.
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Monroe All-Stars
Brodhead
Recreation Park
Pat Wuetrich
Monroe
Ken Keel
Bob Becker
Jim Tyler
Jim Lovelace
Denny Hunt
Dave von Moos
Butch Meyers
Art White
Don Ingwell
Francis Brennan
Jim Roethe
Darwin Menehan
Bob Trickel
Dave Ambler
Joe Keegan
Rockford
Beloit
Illinois License Law Hits 5053 Driver Actions
In the first year of Illinois strict license rules, 5053 driver actions were ordered including 4542 revocations 220 suspensions and 291 cancellations. The revocations rose over 8 percent from 4198 in the prior year ending June 30 1953.
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Springfield
Ill
Illinois
Secretary of State
Carpentier
Swimming Team Plans Dual Meets
Dr. Frank Stiles announces three Monroe area swimming teams for competition with neighboring areas. Senior and junior boys and girls squads are formed with schedules for practice at 7 15 p m and 5 15 p m Tuesdays. Notable swimmers include Dannerbeck, Hammer, Bruni, Bender, Niffenegger, Davis and Baker, Bauman, and Schneider.
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Frank Stiles
Monroe
Stiles
John O'Neil
Ronald D. Johnson
Jon Dannerbeck
Dan Bender
John Bruni
John Niffenegger
John Hammer
Jerry Davis
Ann Baker
Kay Bauman
Nancy Baker
Dannerbeck
Hammer
Bruni
Bender
Niffenegger
Marlene Fry
Anita Blackburn
Jay Bauman
Karen Woolever
Jean Schneider
Bill Bauman
David Trickel
Joey Whalen
Joey Machotka
Bill Mauerman
Milwaukee Milk Market Sets July Bottling Price
MILWAUKEE The Federal Milk Marketing District announced that farmers will receive 3.68 dollars per hundredweight for bottling milk shipped into the market this month. The price is 0.497 dollars higher than June and 0.519 dollars lower than July 1953.
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Milwaukee
Federal Milk Marketing District
Monroe Horses Entered at Fair
Seven Monroe horses compete in Green County Centennial Fair races on August 7 and 8. J. R. Clark and O. L. Hare own multiple entries in 2-year-old trot and 2-year-old pace, both with $1,400 purses. Other Monroe entries include Ima Millmac and Mills Frolic in 3-year-old events, Willie Martin in a 2:30 trot for $600, with a long list of rival entries from Wisconsin towns and other states listed for August 8 races.
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Monroe
Millwah
J. R. (Pooch) Clark
Betty Millmac
O. L. Hare
Anna Milimac
Hare
Ima Millmac
Magness and Clark
Mills Frolic
Willie Martin
Will Sacker
Double Cave-in Mishap Claims Eau Claire Youth
Gerald Kallerud, 20, dies in a nine foot trench cave in while working on a sewer project in Eau Claire. Four feet of sand bury him before fellow workers uncover his head and place a barrel for protection that is later buried by a second cave in.
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EAU Claire
Gerald Kallerud
Kallerud
Spring Grove Social Roundup in local families
Mrs. Herbert Mohn hosts Spring Grove visits with the Wilson, Tinney, and Merz families. Numerous relatives from Brodhead, Monroe, Durand, Boulder, and Chicago share weekends, dinners, and suppers. Widespread get togethers include haying at the Wunschel farm and a Carol shower in Rockford.
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Melvin Wilson
George Tinney
August Merz
Jeff Wilson
Chicago
Barbara
Beverly Kundert
Charlie Greene
Durand
Alfred Zweifel
Monroe
Roy Pinnow
Otto Uphoff
Leslie Pinnow
Allerd Hawkins
Arnold
Russell Hawkins
Boulder
Colo
Robert Hawkins
Charlie Koepp
Donald
Helen Trickel
Virginia
Hazel Hawkins
Brodhead
Mary
Pauline Kundert
Belle Hartman
Herbert Searles
Herbert Mohns
Dewey Miller
Emma Meinert
Stanley Clark
Orla McClellan
Russell Rosheisen
Freida Laeser
Orville Hawkins
Gary
Rockford
Lawrence Rosheisen
Vicki Hawkins
Kathy Doppler
Carol Meinert
Will Meinert
Godfrey Nussbaum
Wendell Wunschel
Wunschel
Chester Tobin
Frank Leopold Sr
Will Meimert
Carol
Will Brendt
Wright Withdraws From Air Force Academy Bid
A Denver attorney statesWisconsin architect Frank Lloyd Wright has withdrawn from a group formed to bid on the design of the new Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs.
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Wright
Colorado Springs
Colo
Denver
Wisconsin
Frank Lloyd Wright
Air Force Academy
Nerve etymology traces to tendon and sinew origins
The word nerve historically meant a tendon or sinew before evolving to its current sense of nerve as a bodily conduit and trait of courage. This shift reflects older medical and anatomical usage in language.
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Badger Motors
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BY Jimmy Hatlo
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Mom
Rockford Speedway
R. Mueller Cheese Factory
13Th Street
Wolverine
Little Ike
Paul E. Dixon
Mistress MC
A. L. Graber
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Gene Acres
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Theo Kupfer
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Tomah
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Donald Alexander
Owantona
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Gilbert W. Busse
Randolph
Highlawn
Lauri Dusty
Adolph Seifert
Dusty O’brain
Q. Sawokin
Gurnee
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Edward A. Benkert
Wadsworth
Dusty Bradford
Roy Carrell
Richland Center
Mr. Muser L
G. W. Hammond
Bloomington
Charley Chan
C. R. Harker
Victory Nellie
Roy Gell
Gay Dust
J. R. Parnell
Fennimere
Marie MC
Robert J. B. Dobson
Viola
J. Ray Trusler
Victory Bee Line
Clever Charl
Dr. A. A. Hoyer
M. D. Beaver Dam
Fritzie Martini
Phil A. Starck
Woodstock
Jordan Bros
Pace
Houghton Lady
J. R. Laneville
Dodgeville
Joe Dillard
Louie C. Tewes
Waukegan
Billy Tiger
J. M. Sweeney
Dubuque
Martin Nash
Carter Lambert
Mt. Hope
Bernie Frisco
Don Busse
Beaver Dam
Single Dust
Chas. H. Lee
Plymouth
Dusty Bill
Dusty Dick
R. W. Yohn
Fall River
Lucky Leer
Richardson and Taylor
Oregon
Hi Los Peppy
Dee Stover
Clarence Zahina
Barnstormers
Turner Hall
Monroe, Wis
Spring Grove
Mrs. Herbert Mohn
Ares Ospraw
Hollywood
Sandra
Green Co
Blumer’s
Blum’s
Greiner’s
Wisconsin Power and Light Company
Zeno
FORD
Monroe Sales Company
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