Juda's Ball Club Smears Appliances In Non-League Rout
In Recreation Park a non-league game saw VFW defeat Hospital Construction Crew as Carter and Gruenewald drive in 16 runs against Phillips and Smith. Johnny Krattiger pitched seven shutout innings with five strikeouts aiding Carter and Gruenewald’s 16 runs. Gale Brechlin led Carter and Gruenewald with four hits in five at bats.
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Carter
Gruenewald
Phillips
Smith
Lamboley
Gempler
Irw
Phillips and Smith
Recreation Park
VFW
Duane Davis
Brecklin
Rosheisen
Hafen
Matzke
C. Davis
Johnny Krattiger
Gale Brechlin
Charlie Ingold
Woodford Dairylanders Stop Lena Nine 6-5 in Memorial Day Game
Lena suffers a 6-5 loss to Woodford in a loop contest this Memorial Day as Woodford earns four hits and six errors. Lena previously won 21-10 over Nora, with Manske pitching for Lena and Schleim Burr on the Woodford battery combined with Rosenthal catching and 15 strikeouts. Lena faces Browntown next, aiming to rebound from the setback.
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Seeidford
Dairyland
Lena
Nora
Browntown
Woodford
Dick Schleim
Harry Burr
Manske
Rosenthal
Small Schools Dominate Wisconsin State Baseball Meet
Benton the smallest school with 80 students meets Menasha in the 9 p.m. Friday game as eight small schools vie for state honors at the WIAA tournament. Fort Atkinson, with a 13‑1 record, faces Gays Mills in the opening round at 2 p.m. Friday. semifinals follow Saturday, with finals that night. Team rosters include Benton ace Jim Carter and Menasha players Tommy Koslowski and Bob Kichefski.
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Randy Haase
Appleton Post-Crescent
Menasha
Wisconsin
Little Fellows
Benton
Jays
Fort Atkinson
Tiny Benton
Jim Carter
Shullsburg
Tommy Koslokki
Neenah
Bob Kichefski
Dave Bielefeldt
Gays Mills
Fort
Evansville Set for 6th Annual Horse Show at Leota Park
Evansville prepares for the sixth annual horse show June 18 at Leota Park with judge Dr. F B Leffert of Iowa. Two performances run 1 PM and 7 PM featuring 25 classes, 12 in the afternoon. Competitors from Wisconsin Minnesota Illinois Michigan and Iowa expected. ribbons trophies and cash prizes to be awarded.
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Evansville
F. B. Leffert
Iowa
Leota Park
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Illinois
Michigan
Wisconsin Pleasure Horse Association
Baseball Scoreboard for National and American Leagues
Today's National League games include Brooklyn at St. Louis Boston at Pittsburgh New York at Cincinnati and Philadelphia at Chicago. Tomorrow's slate dispatches Brooklyn at St. Louis Philadelphia at Chicago New York at Cincinnati and Boston at Pittsburgh.
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Byte
Associated Press
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Boston
Pittsburgh
New York
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Ton
Williams Seeks Trade From Red Sox to Tigers
New York Post columnist Sven Yokell says Ted Williams, the game’s highest paid player, plans to ask Boston to trade him, preferably to Detroit. Williams’ business manager Fred Corcoran says Williams has said nothing about a trade.
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Sven Yok Ye J— Waumensy Vallnon
New York Post
Ted Williams
Boston Red Sox
Detroit Tigers
Boston
Cannon
Red Sox
Williams
Fied Sox
Detroit
Cleveland
Yankees
Fred Corcoran
Willie Pep Battles Terry Young In Milwaukee Bout
Willie Pep world featherweight champion fights Terry Young of New York in a 10 round non title bout at Milwaukee arena. Pep seeks victory in his fourth appearance here while Young makes his third appearance in the city. Frank Spewachek dies at 76 after a three year illness in Milwaukee.
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Awaunee —Ury
Terry Young
New York
Milwaukee
Pep
Young
Frank Spewachek
Wainwright and Butts Set to Graduate Tomorrow
Platteville State Teachers College will hold commencement exercises tomorrow for two students, Wainwright and Butts, who will receive bachelor of science degrees in secondary education. Butts has a history major with physical education and social science minors. Wainwright also majors in history with physical education and geography minors. Both athletes earned multiple varsity letters in basketball and football.
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Menary Wainwright
Ana le0
Butts
Platteville State Teachers College
Rosa H. Butts
15Th Avenue
Wainwright
Platteville
C. M. Wainwrights
16Th Avenue
Slowness of Golf Play Under Study at Merion Open
The USGA plans drastic action at the national open championship to curb slow play. Executive secretary Joe Dey warns of summary disqualification or penalties if players do not quit a civil engineering pace. Entrants will be told to decide quickly and execute shots with promptness or risk enforcement.
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U. S. Golf Association
Merion
Joe Dey
Ames
Dey
USGA
Hart Set to Work with Lions After All Star Game
Detroit reports Leon Hart, Notre Dame great end, will join the Detroit Lions Aug 12 after the Chicago all star game. He graduates, begins a June 14 sales training job with an asphalt firm, then attends the July 21 all star camp in Chicago for the Aug 11 charity game preparations.
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Hart
Detroit
Leon Hart
Notre Dame
Great End
Detroit Lions
Chicago
Parsons Tops Indy 500 Purse With $57,458 Victory
Johnny Parsons won the 500 mile Indianapolis race securing a $57,458.63 top prize as drivers and car owners split a record $201,035 in prizes. Joe Chitwood’s Wolfe Special finished second after a tape check moved it to fifth. Bill Holland earned $21,898.63 for second. The speedway added bonuses boosting total purse past $200,000 for the first time, with $58,000 bonus to the $75,000 guaranteed race purse and $20,010 in lap prizes.
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Atdianagons
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Johnny Parsons
van Huys
Calif
Wolfe
Joe Chitwood
Bill Holland
Miami
Speedway
Paul Rosso
Kenosha
Wis
Hammond
Ind
Myron
Mike) Fohr
Milwaukee
Cardinals Seek Revenge as Dodgers Visit Sportsman's Park
St Louis recalls May 18 1950 9 8 collapse at Ebbets Field when Tommy Glaviano made three ninth inning errors. The Cardinals under Eddie Dyer rose to contend, winning nine of 11, and now meet Brooklyn in a three game series at Sportsmans Park aiming to even the score and reclaim momentum.
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Gack Mand
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Cardinal
Ebbetsfield
Dodgers
Tommy Glaviano
Glaviano
Eddie Dyer
Warren Spahn
Boston
Phillies
Robin Roberts
Flatbush
Sportsman's Park
Cardinals
White Sox
Yankee Stadium
New York
Casey Stengel
Eddie Robinson
Yanks
Chicago
Ray Scarborough
al Kazar
Washington
Cass Michaels
Johnny Ostrowski
Bob Kuzava
Kuzava
Chappius Ends Pro Career Seeks Quiet Life
University of Michigan football star Bob Chappius says he is through with professional football after two seasons. Visiting friends in Grand Rapids he outlined plans to play golf on weekends and join the Rotary on Thursdays while living near Ann Arbor to catch fall games. Chappius played for the Brooklyn Dodgers in 1948 and the Chicago Hornets. both clubs have since folded.
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Chappius
Retirin
Grand Rapids
Mich
University of Michigan
Bob Chapius
Rotary Club
Ann Arbor
Chappins
Brooklyn Dodgers
Chicago Hornets
Monticello Residents and Families Visit Nearby Towns
Monticello residents and relatives are noted visiting Ripon Madison Burlington Independence Verona New Glarus Janesville and Verona for family events social visits and local gatherings. The list includes Elmer Blum twins and several couples visiting relatives and attending ceremonies and dinners.
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Adam Duerst
Ripon
Elmer
M. E. Lynn
Rockford
Eastern Star Charter
Willard — Zweifel
Mayville
John
C. W. Karlen
Madison
T Lawrence F. Marty
Independence
Anna ‘Kelling
Goldfield
Fred C. Marty
Gregory
Richard
Mary Ann
Jerry’ Blum
Monroe
John G. Blum
Harold J. Blum
Burlington
Hans Brusveen
York
Thomas Brusveen
Herman Feenie
Verona
Middleton
Ira Holcomb
Fred Duerst
New Glarus
Nic Freitag
F. K. Hefty
Henry D. Freitag
Monticello
Fred P. Streiti
Werner
Janesville
Albert Knobe
Brewers and Blues Tie in Lengthy American Association Tilt
In a scoreless tenth inning the Milwaukee Brewers and the Kansas City Blues battled before a game halted to allow teams to catch a train. Louisville swept Indianapolis 3-1 and 6-5 while Minneapolis beat St Paul for the sixth straight loss. Toledo at Columbus postponed due to a bus strike.
Markets Report From Chicago Livestock and Produce
Salable hogs 10,000 mostly steady to 50 cents lower with heavy lots under 360 lb at 18.00 to 20.10 and sows 16.00 to 20.00. salable cattle 5,000 with good to choice steers 29.50 to 33.00 and heifers 29.00 to 31.25. cows 18.75 to 24.00. live poultry steady with receipts 32 loads. eggs and butter mixed. grains mostly lower after early rally as July soybeans and corn deferred contracts peaked then declined.
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Chicago
USDA
U. S
Market swings trim thin gains across major stocks
Profit taking unsettled the market as gains dwindled and in some cases wiped out. Admiral Corp Emerson Radio Philco Radio Corp Zenith Motorola U S Steel Youngstown Sheet Eastman Kodak American Can Texas Co and U S Gypsum rose while General Motors Chrysler Studebaker Caterpillar Tractor Eastern Air Lines and Johns Manville fell into the red.
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Wall Street Trading
New York
Admiral Corp
Emerson Radio
Philco
Radio Corp
Zenith
Motorola
U. S. Steel
Youngstown Sheet
Eastman Kodak
American Can
Texas Co
U. S. Gypsum
General Motors
Chrysler
Studebaker
Caterpillar
Tractor
Eastern Air Lines
Johns- Manville
Rapids Nip Giants as Wisconsin Rapids Narrow Gap
Oshkosh Giants slip from first in Wisconsin Rapids League after losses from Wisconsin Rapids and other results. LaCrosse Telephone Corp authorized to raise net operating revenue by 114 475 dollars annually for 17 800 customers in LaCrosse County with a 6 8 percent rate increase.
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Madison
LaCrosse Telephone Corp
Public Service Commission
LaCrosse County
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