Forbes Ninneman Lose First Round in Wisconsin Amateur
Dave Forbes and Gus Ninneman of Monroe failed in first round match play at Milwaukee in the 1952 Wisconsin Amateur. Forbes lost to Jon Kroeber 3 and 1 after a 77 to 74 in a near even battle. Ninneman fell 1 up to Don Johnson after a 79 to 78.
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Dave Forbes
Gus Ninneman
Monroe
Milwaukee
Forbes
Jon Kroeber
Hartford
Ninneman
Don Johnson
Racine
Kroeber
Johnson
Wisconsin
Tommy Veech
Art Floberg
Lake Geneva
Westmoor Country Club
Richard Ashley
Kenosha
Jack Dempsey
Burleigh Jacobs Jr
al Hattenhauer
Baseball Scoreboard See Wednesday Thursday Results and Schedules
Major and minor league results list Chicago blank New York 0 Philadelphia 4 Detroit 3 Boston 5 Cleveland 4 Washington 6 St Louis 2 with Friday doubleheaders and scheduled games New York at St Louis Boston at Detroit Philadelphia at Cleveland Washington at Chicago National League results Brooklyn 4 Pittsburgh 3 in 10 New York 10 Chicago 6 Philadelphia 7 Cincinnati 3 Boston 2 St Louis 1 Chicago at Brooklyn Pittsburgh at New York Cincinnati at Boston St Louis at Philadelphia American Association scores Columbus 1 6 Milwaukee 0 9 Charleston 9 1 Kansas City 6 46 St Paul 7 Indianapolis 2 Minneapolis 6 Louisville 5 No games scheduled Wisconsin State League Appleton 2 Sheboygan 1 Wausau 18 Oshkosh 5 Fond du Lac 7 3 Janesville 1 5 Wisconsin Rapids 10 Green Bay Oshkosh at Fond du Lac Appleton at Green Bay Wausau at Wisconsin Rapids Janesville at Sheboygan
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Chicago
New York
Philadelphia
Detroit
Boston
Cleveland
Washington
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Philadelhia
Columbus
Milwaukee
Charleston
Packers Drill Through Two Long Grid Sessions
GRAND RAPIDS Minn The Green Bay Packers conducted two lengthy running and passing drills under coach Gene Ronzani. Veterans Billy Grimes Tony Canadeo Fred Cone Jack Cloud and Dom Moselle stood out along with rookie backs Bobby Jack Flood Johnnie Pont and Bobby North. Tobin Rote and Bob Forte led the passing with Bob Mann Ray Pelfrey and Stretch Elliot catching.
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Grand Rapids
Minn
Green Bay Packers
Gene Ronzani
Billy Grimes
Tony Canadeo
Fred Cone
Jack Cloud
Dom Moselle
Bobby Jack Flood
Johnnie Pont
Bobby North
Tobin Rote
Bob Forte
Bob Mann
Ray Pelfrey
Stretch Elliot
Helsinki Olympic champions crowned in swimming diving fencing
Jean Boiteux won the men's 400 meter freestyle in 4 30.7 to set a new Olympic record surpassing his 4 33.1 mark from the semi finals. Mrs Patrick McCormick of Long Beach California scored 147 30 to win women's springboard diving. Hungary took the men's saber team title.
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Helsinki
Jean Boiteux
Boiteux
Patrick . McCormick
Long Beach
Calif
Walcott Enters Ring Free From Money Worries
In New York Jersey Joe Walcott faces a tough spot as he contemplates defending his heavyweight title against Rocky Marciano. Promoter disputes over net shares spark bargaining, with Walcott and manager Bocchicchio seeking a substantial payday while promoters expect the standard split. The bout looms and the division inches back into business, but Walcott will enter the ring free from financial fear.
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Gayle Talbot
New York
Jersey
Joe Walcott
Geezer
Camden
Rocky Marciano
Joe
Jim Braddock
Max Baer
Joe Louis
Jim
Dark Destroyer
Braddock
Walcott
Marciano
Harry Matthews
Felix Bocchicchio
Rocky
Bocchicchio
Tiger
al Weill
International Boxing Club
SEC
Felix
Weill
Old Joe
Blues Brewers Split Twin Bills Keep A A Picture Unchanged
The Milwaukee Brewers split a doubleheader with the Kansas City Blues, losing 1-0 to Columbus in the opener then winning 9-6 to even the twin bill. Minneapolis beat Louisville 6-5 and St. Louis topped Indianapolis 7-2. Stu Miller defeated Milwaukee on Dick Ryan's double, while Milwaukee plated six unearned runs in the fourth and then delivered four more in the Milwaukee fourth to secure the win. Buzz Clarkson and Russ Derry homered for Milwaukee.
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Associated Press
Kansas City Blues
Milwaukee
American Association
Columbus
Brewers
Minneapolis
Lousville
St. Louis
Indianapolis
Stu Miller
Eddie Blake
Dick Ryan
Red Birds
Dick Hoover
Buzz Clarkson
Russ Derry
Madison Golfer Tied For Hearst 9th Place
Carl Fritz of Madison Wis shares ninth at the Hearst National Junior Golf Championship at Schuyler Meadows. His 158 after 36 holes trails leader Eddie Meyerson by one shot, with Jerry Schwister of Milwaukee at 159 after a 79.
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Albany, N. Y
Carl Fritz
Madison
Wis
Schuyler Meadows Country Club
Jerry Schwister
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Fritz
Eddie Meyerson
Los Angeles
Phillies Beat Reds as Roberts earns 16th win
Yesterday’s Stars Batting: Allie Clark of the Athletics drove in all runs with two doubles in Philadelphia’s 4-3 victory over Detroit. Pitching: Robin Roberts of Philadelphia notched his 16th win as the Phils defeated Cincinnati 7-3.
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Allie Clark
Athletics
Philadelphia
Detroit
Robin Roberts
Phillies
Phils
Cincinnati
Colfax Coach Resigns for Beaver Dam High School
Colfax High School coach Ken Poppy resigns after five years to take the basketball head job at Beaver Dam High School.
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Colfax
Wis
Ken Poppy
Beaver Dam High School
Traditional head hunting shaped ceremonial life in Pacific islands
In British administered Pacific islands, head hunting long defined ceremonial life. Suppression disrupted social structure and contributed to social decay and population decline.
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Islands
Oceania
Golf Opens Tom O Shanter Marathon With 186 Entrants
Chicago report on George S May's event features 186 entrants across pros amateurs and women in the All American tournament a 72 hole medal play event with a $30 000 purse and $3420 top prize plus prize structure for World Championship of Golf next week. Amateur defending champion Frank Stranahan leads 29 contenders and 28 women including 11 pros compete for the women’s crown once held by Babe Zaharias.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
George S. May
Frank Stranahan
Toledo
Babe Zaharias
Monte Irvin to Play First Tilt Tomorrow
New York Giants star Monte Irvin, cleared for duty after a right ankle fracture, will return to action tomorrow night against the Pittsburgh Pirates marking his first game of the 1952 season. Irvin fractured his ankle sliding into third base in an April 2 Denver exhibition and was feared finished.
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New York
Monte Irvin
New York Giants
Pittsburgh Pirates
Irvin
Denver
Monte
Robin Roberts Deserves Title Robin Roberts Deserves Title
Robin Roberts proves he is the NL's top pitcher with 16 wins after a 7 3 win over Cincinnati as Philadelphia rallies with a six run eighth led by Willie Jones three run homer. Brooklyn edges Pittsburgh 4 3 in 10th on Carl Furillo first hit in 16 at bats. Giants and Cubs split doubleheader as Hank Sauer and Klippstein win second game. Boston tops St Louis as Spahn silences Cards and Musial hits a homer. Yankees fall to Chicago 7 0 but remain three games ahead as Cleveland loses to Boston. Washington ends skid beating St Louis 6 2 to trim Yanks lead. Allie Clark drives in all Phila runs in 4 3 win over Detroit.
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Jack Handap
Robin Roberts
Cincinnati
Phils
Willie Jones
Willie
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Carl Furillo
Dodger
Giants
Chicago
Cub
Hank Sauer
Johnny Klippstein
Warren Spahn
St. Louis
Ed Mathews
Jog Presko
Boston
Stan Musial
New York Yankees
Cleveland
Red Sox
Bobby Feller
Washington
Bob Porterfield
Allie Clark
Philadelphia
Detroit
Sauer Likes Jansen in New York Clash
Hank Sauer of Chicago hit his 25th homer off New York right hander Larry Jansen, the fourth time Sauer has homered against Jansen this season in a game at New York.
Hunt and Peterson Win First Round in 28 and Over Doubles
Clifford Hunt and Marshall Peterson competed in a 28 plus doubles event at Riverside Park Janesville this week. They won their opening match but lost in the following round.
Olympic Records Fall as U S Advances in Basketball
The United States defeated Argentina 85 to 75 to reach the Olympic basketball final against Russia. Shiro Hashizume set a new 1500m freestyle Olympic record in 18 34.6, Evelyn Kawamoto clocked 5 16.6 for the 400m freestyle, and Ewamoto broke the women's 1500m mark. A Chile vs Bulgaria boxing routes and Brazil vs France in the consolation bracket marked the day.
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Helsinki
Japan
Shiro Hashizume
Evelyn Kawamoto
Hawaii
K. Kitamura
Hashizume
Miss Ewamoto
Ann Curtis
United States
Chile
Brazil
Bulgaria
France
Argentina
Russia
Italy
South Wayne Gossip Highlights Family Travel and Visits
Mr. and Mrs. Jule Nelson returned Friday from a week in Albert Lea Minnesota to visit his mother Mrs. Hannah Nelson and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Johnson with son Grundy Center Iowa stayed with Mr. and Mrs. George Sirut and family. LaVerne Hale and family and William Meier and family attended a Janesville reunion Sunday. A science aside notes that moving sources redden light helping a theory of universal expansion.
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Jule Nelson
Albert Lea
Minn
Hannah Nelson
L. D. Johnson
Grundy Center
George Sirut
Messrs
Mmes
LaVerne Hale
William Meier
Janesville
Spring Grove Wedding and Local Socials Report
Marriage of Miss Mary Riese and Roger Coplien at Juda EUB Church highlights a weekend of community events. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Selmer Paulson and families, with numerous visits to Monroe and Rock County neighbors. Memorial services and hospital visits mark a busy period in Ever son and St. Clare facilities as residents attend reunions, picnics, and civic activities.
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Selmer Paulson
Mary Riese
Roger Coplien
Juda Eub Church
Ben Deininger
Russell Rosheisen
Monroe
Fred Pela
Rock City
Carl Montefelt
Otto Becker and Sons
Becker
St. Clare Hospital
Morttoe
Sidney Williamson
Melvin Eggemeier
Freeport
Emma Meinert
David
Stanley Clark
Rodney Arnsmeier
American Legion
Cramers Grove
Rock Grove
Wayne Conn
Milwaukee
Herbert Mohns
Everson Funeral Home
West Luther Valley Church
Amelia Enderson
Harold
Milton
Randy Enderson
Ellen Malham
Donald Pinnow
Henry
Alfred Stuckey
Orla McClellan
Dallas Weidman
Ee Mohns
Waukesha Tuesay
Henry Kilmer
Otto Becker
Ann Dee Anderson
John Bridge
Floyd Montefelt
Beloit
Richard Anderson
Ann Dee
Kenneth Marsh
Pfc
Merle Rosh
Klingbeil
Iowa
Chester Reise
Mary Reise
Roger Coplein
Juda
Wilbur E. Deininger
William Moe
Dale Young
Fred Deppeler
Judy Anderson
Brodhead
Orville Hawkins
Green County Fair
Juda By Mrs. F. N. Miller
Local social notes list travels and visits among families and friends across Wisconsin Missouri and Virginia including trips to Lomb and Green Lake and reports of hospital stays and church gatherings plus a family reunion at Monroe and a Judo Baptist outdoor service.
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Arthur Tingley
Fall River
Richard
F. E. Matzke
St. Clare Hospital
Albert Losey
Detroit
Alfred Waeffler
A. L. Scarbouth
Winterhaven
Fla
Albert Hauke
John
Scotts Bluff
Neb
Elmer Asmus
Judo Baptist Church
Putnam Park
Brodhead
Merle Rosheisen
North Carolina
Ellsworth Osheisen
Ted Miller
Ralph Bridge
Marilyn
Northern Baptist Assembly
Green Lake
Nancy Bridge
Audrey Seidel
Daphne Stassin
Virgil Waelti
Monroe
Merrill Waelti
Terry
Gerald Sawdey
Lake Geneva
Wayne Gempler
Ruth Albright
Annette
Glenn Wunschel
Emil Goecks
Wendell Wunschel
Albright
Fred Strang
Ruth Latham
Woodstock
Inez Weaver
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Jim Martin
Billy Schaller
Steve Caravello
Terry Brennan Jr
Jerry Wollan
John Dushenski
Husky Public Links
Oshkosh
Norm Seeling
Waukesha
John Figi
Marshfield
Monroe Country Club
Fond du Lac
Appleton
Green Bay
Wausau
Wisconsin Rapids
Sheboygan
Packers
Hungary
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Blues
Hearst
Dakota
Charles Benning
Albert Hugelshofer
Cet
Ussia
Saturay
South Wayne
Mrs
Harry T. Maddrell
Spring Grove
Mrs. Herbert Me
F. N. Miller
Frederick Feldt
Ralph Frey
Peter Retzlaff
Lomba
Dolores Feldt
Janet Frey
Shirley Kueng
Bette Vanderbilt
EUB
Ray Johnson
Hampton
Paul Gille
Collins House
Paul Warren
Perle Miller
Poplar Bluff
William Slape
Warner
Okla
Morris Grenzow
C. J. Tingley
Ripon King
Richardson Electric Co
16Th Avenue
Wie
LCN
Jimmie Lynch
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