All Stars Fall To Disney's Bar In Nine-Run Scoring Rally
Disney's Bar defeated the All-Stars 9 to 7 as Monroe sparked a late rally. Wally Bahler allowed four runs in three innings to finish the relief effort. Ernie Vogler and Bob Wuethrich each had three hits for the All-Stars, with Vogler driving in Wuethrich on a ninth inning triple and scoring on an error.
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Commercial Bank All-Stars
Madison
Schmelk the Stars
Semroe
Tiger
Bill Gyure
Wally Bahler
Ernie Vogler
Bob Wuethrich
Vogler
Wuethrich
Bahler
Disney
Herb Daaser
Sen Eee
Commercial Bank
Burle Bartlett
Ed Witt
Don Ripp
Bar
Monroe
Ripp
Leo Butts
Disney’s
Corcoran
Bottman
Scoreboard roundup of Sunday and Tuesday baseball results
American League results show New York 11 12, Detroit 1 2, Cleveland 1 2, Washington 0 1, Philadelphia 6 4, Chicago 0 7, Boston 84, St. Louis 5 0 in 10 innings. Tuesday schedules include Detroit Washington St. Louis Philadelphia Cleveland New York Chicago Boston. National League games list Boston 42 2 1, Pittsburgh 2 1, Philadelphia 7 9, Chicago 3 2, Cincinnati 10 2, New York 2 4 at St Louis with a postponement to New York at St Louis. Brooklyn at Cincinnati, Boston at Chicago. American Association results Milwaukee 5 2, Charleston 2 5, Columbus 12 7, Kansas City 7 8, Minneapolis 6 6, Indianapolis 3 5, St. Paul 86 Louisville 5. Wisconsin State League results Wisconsin Rapids 5 3, Green Bay 2 6, Oshkosh 2 Janesville 1, leton 8 Sheboygan 7, Fond du Lac at Wausau postponed, rain. Green Bay at Sheboygan Wausau at Oshkosh. Wisconsin Rapids at Fond du Lac Janesville at Appleton.
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New York
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
Philadelphia
Chicago
Boston
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
American Association
Milwaukee
Charleston
Columbus
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Louisville
Wisconsin Rapids
Green Bay
Oshkosh
Janesville
Leton
Sheboygan
Nd du Lac
Wausau
Fond du Lac
Appleton
Common daisy origin and distribution noted
The common daisy is a wild variety of chrysanthemum. It grows over most of temperate America and is an import from southeast Europe and Asia.
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Temperate
America
Europe
Asia
Richland Center Blitzes Monroe Legion Nine 12-5
Richland Center pulled away with seven runs in the seventh and eighth innings to defeat Monroe's Junior American Legion squad 12-5 at Richland Center. Jerry Jordan pitched five solid innings before trouble in the seventh, while Monroe rallied for four in the ninth. Erickson led Monroe with three hits as Richland Center totaled seven over the game.
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Richland Center
Monroe
American Legion
Jerry Jordan
Knothe
Hornet
Beatty
Jordan
Lagan
Cockroft
Glen Langston
Ed Erickson
Bradwaite
Erickson
Marshall
Ewing
Ken Norder
Butterfield
McGuire
Heinzelman
Tom Thiel
Brewers Split With Senators in American Association
The Milwaukee Brewers split a doubleheader with the Charleston Senators after winning the seven inning finale 2-1. Milwaukee also lost the opener 5-4 in 11 innings as Kansas City widened its lead over Columbus. Louisville blanked the Saints 10-0 and Indianapolis beat Minneapolis 6-1. Luis Marquez had two hits including a double in three at bats to push his hitting streak to six. Dick Donovan was knocked out early in the finale as Charleston scored five runs. Bill Powell earned his third win since arriving from Toledo.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Brewers
Charleston Senators
Senators
Kansas City
Columbus
Louisville
Saints
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Murray Wall
Luis Marquez
Brewer
Dick Donovan
Bill Powell
Charleston
Toledo
Daytona Driver Wins State Fair Park Race
Daytona Beach racer Marshall Teague drove a 1952 Hud son Hornet to victory in the 150 mile stock car race at State Fair Park Milwaukee. Teague also set a new qualifying mile record of 73.04 mph, surpassing last year’s 71.74 mph mark by Art Lamey of Racine.
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Milwaukee
Marshall Teague
Daytona Beach
Fla
State Fair Park
Teague
Art Lamey
Racine
Rookie Eagle Gridder Stabbed During Brawl
Youngstown Ohio halfback Ralph Goldston, a Youngstown College grid star now signed by the Philadelphia Eagles, was hospitalized with a partially collapsed lung after a street brawl. An army corporal was arrested on an open charge. the corporal’s name was not released.
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Youngstown
Ralph Goldston
Youngstown College Grid
Philadelphia Eagles
Goldston
Raschi Gives Up No-Hit Bid As Ginsberg Homers
Vic Raschi of the Yankees carried a no-hit bid into the eighth before Detroit catcher Joe Ginsberg hit a fast ball for a homer. The Tigers’ lone run spoiled Raschi’s quest as New York won 11 to 1. Raschi remained heartbreakingly close to a no-hitter.
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New York
Vic Raschi
Yankee
Joe Ginsberg
Ginsberg
Raschi
Walt Dropo
Steve Souchock
Detroit
Tigers
Yankees
Beloit Trounces Municipal Team In 14 1 Win
Beloit crushed the Monroe Municipal Softball League nine 14 to 1 as Kirk dominated on the mound with 25 strikeouts in 31 faced. Phillips-Smith homered on a passed ball to score the only run for Monroe, while Greenwood and Van Kirk powered Beloit with three home runs.
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Ralph Phillips
Ingold
Phillips-Smith
Beloit
Monroe
Greenwood
van Kirk
Stars Do Big Batting in Twin Bill Wins
Gus Zernial powered the Athletics with two homers including a bases loaded shot to beat Chicago 6 0 in game one while Nellie Fox went 5 for 5 in the nightcap as the White Sox beat the A's 7 4. Vic Raschi flirted with a no hitter as the Yankees beat Detroit 11 1 and also won the second game.
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Gus Zernial
Athletics
Nellie Fox
White Sox
Zernial
Chicago
Fox
Vic Raschi
Yankees
Joe Ginsberg
Detroit Tigers
Yankee
Nash Wins Northeastern Wisconsin Golf Title
M W C Nash of Neenah captured the Northeast Wisconsin Golf Association championship in Fond du Lac by defeating Don Smith of Fond du Lac I up. Nash posted a 74 in the final 18 holes. Smith carded a uncertain score.
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Nash
Crown Fond DU Lac
Wis
Neenah
Don Smith
Fond du Lac
Smith
Whitfield Aims for Triple Olympic Run in Helsinki
The 15th modern Olympics opening is six days away as Mal Whitfield trains for a potential triad of events. Coach Brutus Hamilton weighs using Whitfield in the 1600-meter relay if his leg heals, with Whitfield already entered in the 400 and 800. He has served as an Air Force sergeant in Korea and won the 800 at the 1948 Games. Elimination rounds begin today in basketball amid international tensions as Nationalist and Red China sit out early games, while the United States and Russia lead a crowded field for the track and field preliminaries.
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Helsinki
United States
Mal Whitfield
Brutus Hamilton
Whitfield
Ohio State
Hamilton
Air Force
Whit
China
Red China
Hungary
Greece
U. S
Russia
Dentist's Office Will Stay Empty
ST. PAUL Minn The Memphis dentist Cary Middlecoff whose name appears on the door will stay away from his office for a while yet After considering quitting the tour he reversed course and earned 4800 in prize money He won the Motor City Open in Detroit then captured the St Paul Open top prize of 2400 at Keller Course with a 72 hole 286 tying a record.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Memphis
Cary Middlecoff
Middlecoff
Detroit
Keller Course
Cardinals whip Stoughton Nine in Home Talent clash
The Cardinals beat Stoughton 8 to 5 as they took an early lead in the first inning. Leo Butts drove in runs with a three base hit and Ernie Vogler added key hits while Dan Courtney pitched into the ninth. Stoughton scored in the first and third, but four errors aided the Cards. next up are the Darlington Blue Sox at 8 p.m.
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G Stong
Cornnals
Stoughton
Leo Butts
Fred Huber
Herb Bell
Ernie Vogler
Butts
Chuck Wike
Courtney
Buck Johnson
Viking
Vike
Duke Radecki
Bitters
Wayne Nelson
Jim Hill
Hill
Art Smith
Duke Burchard
Darlington Blue Sox
Recreation Park
Aeration system aids grain drying in round bins
Capper's Farmer reports a duct based aeration system for dering and cooling grain in round bins. Multi bin setups up to 12 units improve grain condition by circulating air to remove moisture, with equipment kept available if grain starts to heat. Development began in 1949 in Arkansas, Louisiana and Mississippi.
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Capper
Arkansas
Louisiana
Mississippi
Rock City Downs Gemplers 13-8 in League Softball
Rock City defeats Monroe's Gemplers 13 to 8 on their home diamond last night. Bob Prien pitched for Gemplers and John Grode caught behind the plate for Rock City.
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Gemplers
Rock City
Monroe
Bob Prien
Gamelane
John Grode
Weekly Schedule of Games and Concerts
Tuesday at 8 p m Band Concert on the tennis courts. Phillips-Smith versus Gemplers at 7 30. Black-Clark versus Pleasure Bend at 9 p m. Wednesday is a free day for Twin Grove benefit. Thursday Schuetzel versus Jeffer son Center at 7 30 Carter-Gruenewald versus Sahara Coal at 9 p m. Sunday Monroe Cardinals versus Darlington Blue Sox at 8 p m. Try Times Want Ads.
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Phillips-Smith
Gemplers
Black-Clark
Pleasure Bend
Twin Grove
Schuetzel
Jefferson Center
Carter-Gruenewald
Sahara Coal
Monroe Cardinals
Darlington Blue Sox
Nichols To Judge Cattle At Fair Big Show
E M Nichols a leading West coast cattle judge will oversee the 98th County Fair cattle show opening July 30. He has guided Holstein Friesian work in Ecuador and judged at major western shows. Cuba trip and Portland Pacific International planned. Entries close July 24 at 5 p m with exhibits ready July 31. health checks for anthrax prevention to be enforced by Dr J A Rouch and state orders. Premiums max for open class include 20 15 and 12 with two or more exhibitors needed for group awards.
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E. M. Nichols
Nichols
National Holstein-Friesian Association
Ecuador
Holstein-Friesian Association
South America
Cuba
Pacific International
Portland
Ore
Herman J. Schmitz
J. A. Rouch
State Department of Agriculture
Schmitz
Bang
E. R. Hauser
University of Wisconsin
Swine
Marlys Richert
Waukesha
E. O. Lee
Brodhead
R. J. Pritschard
Dousman
Stassen Criticizes Five Delegates Who Bolted
In Philadelphia Harold E. Stassen, former Minnesota governor, denounces five Minnesota delegates who shifted allegiance to Eisenhower after the first Chicago roll call. He says their move violated the will of Minnesota voters and leaves him saddened.
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Philadelphia
Harold E. Stassen
Minnesota
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Chicago
Stassen
Minnesooa
Ear Not Best Place For Tooth Extraction
Six year old Leon ard Niedens hid a baby tooth in his ear after pulling it himself. His mother found the tooth but could not remove it. A hospital specialist finally pulled the tooth from his ear last week. He explained he kept it there because he liked that tooth.
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Wichita
Kan
Leonard Niedens
Leonard
Seek Junior Title Chicago
Almost 150 youths from seven states tried to qualify today in the 17th annual Chicago District Junior Open Golf Championship at Inverness Golf Club in Palatine. The title has been vacated by 1951 winner Douglas Koepcke of Madison Wisconsin who has passed his 21st birthday. Sixty four will be qualified for match play starting Tuesday and closing Thursday.
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Chicago
Elephant tusk differences between Asiatic and African females
The text notes that Asiatic female elephants tend to have small or no tusks while African females possess large tusks. It contrasts tusk development across elephant species and genders.
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End Guenther
Dosim Boys
Turner Hall
Monroe Laden
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Acca
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Smithback
Burcha Standlee
Solheim
John Ingold
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Monticello
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