Reds Rally Finish Dodgers as Henry Brosnan Secure 8-7 Win
Cincinnati Reds win their sixth straight, with relievers Bill Henry and Jim Brosnan closing out Los Angeles 8-7 after a seesaw game. Jerry Lynch drove in the decisive run in the ninth as Cincinnati tightens the NL lead with San Francisco.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati Reds
Bill Henry
Jim Brosnan
Joey Jay
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Dodgers
Reds
Giants
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
Warren Spahn
Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia
Henry
Henry and Brosnan
Jerry Lynch
Wisconsin trout spawning dates eyed in 1948- today
A Conservation Department report from Madison notes brook and brown trout spawning in Wisconsin can begin in October with browns peaking late October and brookies extending into late November. Earliest observations are Oct 3, 1948, with latest brown spawning on Oct 26 in Dane County and brook trout possibly spawning as late as November 24 in Marquette and Waushara counties.
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Wisconsin
MacKenzie Creek
Polk County
Big Roche
Waushara
Adams
Dell Creek
Sauk County
Black Earth
Mt. Vernon
Dane County
Lawrence Creek
Marquette County
Danny Thomas Talks Option to Buy White Sox
Las Vegas reports say Danny Thomas announced an option to buy controlling interest in the Chicago White Sox from Bill Veeck. Veeck and A C Allyn Jr. denied knowledge of any option, while Thomas said the matter was confidential and not yet seen, stressing it could affect Veeck if not pursued.
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Las Vegas
Danny Thomas
Chicago White Sox
Thomas
Bill Veeck
Veeck
Chicago
A. C. Allyn Jr
Sox
Louis pushs Kefauver bill to police boxing racket
Former heavyweight champion Joe Louis told the Senate anti trust panel that federal action is needed to drive racketeers from boxing and proposed a federal boxing commissioner in Kefauver’s bill. Louis noted the sport has become a racket and urged strong licensing powers to clean up boxing.
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Washington
Joe Louis
Senators
Louis
Senate Antitrust and Monopoly Subcommittee
Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
Subcommittee
Kefauver
Baseball Standings and Results From Wednesday to Friday
The American League standings show Cleveland New York and Baltimore leading with narrow margins and Minnesota Boston and Chicago below. Wednesday results include New York over Boston 7 6 and Los Angeles beating Washington 5 3 in 12 innings. National League top teams Cincinnati San Francisco and Los Angeles hold leads with several open games and several matchups scheduled through Friday.
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Gene Freese
Dick Farrell
Jay
John Roseboro
Dodgers
Duke Snider
Henry
Snider
Frank Howard
Howard
Brosnan
Mantle
Maris
New York Yankees
Yankees
Detroit
Boston
Kansas City
Tigers
Cleveland
Chicago White Sox
Baltimore
Orioles
Los Angeles Angels
Washington
Billy Muffett
Petrie Ou
New York
Minnesota - Eee
Los Angeles
Chicago
Minnesota
Cincinnati
San Fran
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
San Francisco
St. Louis
Francisco
Stars Power A's to 6-4 Win Over Tigers
Yesterday's Stars led Oakland with four hits four runs and the lead run in a 6-4 victory as Joe Pignatano homered and doubled and singled while Stu Miller contributed three scoreless innings for the Giants in a 3-2 win over Cardi.
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Joe Pignatano
A's
Tigers
Stu Miller
Giants
Cardi
Sam Rayburn Reigns as House Speaker for 16 of 20 Years
Representative Sam Rayburn a Democrat from Texas has served as speaker of the U S House of Representatives for 16 of the last 20 years marking a long leadership tenure and influence in Congress.
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Sam Rayburn
D-Tex
U. S
House of Representatives
Dressen Plans Disciplinary Talk With Braves
Milwaukee manager Charlie Dressen, battling a virus, will meet with GM John McHale and Braves players after the team returns home Friday to address a disciplinary problem. He warned fines up to 1000 dollars for curfew or missed travel and hinted at trades after June 15.
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Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
Charlie Dressen
Braves
Dressen
Pirates
John McHale
Philadelphia
Arthur Edwards Wins Golf Prize At Monroe Country Club
Arthur T Edwards took first in the men s nine hole flag tournament at Monroe Country Club on Sunday with Lester Forcade second Perry Power third and Foster Deininger fourth Edwin Rufenacht repeated as 18 hole winner LeRoy Phillips Delbert Share Robert Goetz Ned Walker and Herbert Ainsworth followed in order in the 18 hole event Bernard Lee had the closest tee on Number 3 Ainsworth on Number 7 Edwards on Number 8 and Walker on Number 9 Mrs Robert E Tschudy and Rufenacht won the mixed two ball foursome with a net 28 James Gerondale and Mrs Charles L Figi Clarence Franklin and Mrs Kenneth Smith and Goetz and Mrs Ray Kubly Jr tied for second with a 32 Mrs Rufenacht and William Gyure had the closest tee shots on Number 8.
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Arthur T. Edwards
Monroe Country Club
Lester Forcade
Perry Power
Foster Deininger
Edwin Rufenacht
LeRoy Phillips
Delbert Share
Robert Goetz
Ned Walker
Herbert Ainsworth
Bernard Lee
Ainsworth
Edwards
Walker
Robert E. Tschudy
Rufenacht
James Gerondale
Charles L. Figi
Clarence Franklin
Kenneth Smith
Goetz
Ray Kubly Jr
William Gyure
Monroe High golf team caps strong season, league title
Monroe High School golf finishes 6-1 in duals and wins Badger League title. Jayvees go 4-5. Cheesemakers win loop with 386 strokes, edge Jefferson by three. Miss state bid after 317 at sectional behind Madison West and Central. Also wins Monadna Grove Triangular with 207, edges Madison West at 213. Placed ninth in Janesville Invitational with 330. Coach Gay Steensrud.
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Monroe High School
Jayvees
Cheesemakers
Jefferson
Madison West
Central
Monroe
Monona Grove
Janesville
Gay Steensrud
Park Schedule Twin ing Tonight Grace Latheran and Park
Park games set for 7 30 and 8 30 with Grace Latheran versus Park and Recreation at 7 30 and Dorman facing St Clare at 8 30 Classified ads offer service and listings to support any need
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Twining
Grace Latheran
Park and Recreation
Dorman
St. Clare
Ortega Anxious For Title Match
Mexican welterweight Gaspar Ortega seeks his first title as he faces world champion Emile Griffith in a 15 round televised bout at the Olympic Auditorium. Ortega, 25, vows to give his all for Mexico and promises his supporters they will not be ashamed if he loses, marking his 30th national TV appearance after 82 pro fights.
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LOS Anngeles
Gaspar Ortega
Mexico
Emile Griffith
New York
Olympic Auditorium
Tijuana
Ortega
John Wayne
Wisconsin prep baseball tourney begins in Eau Claire
Eight state high schools start the Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association baseball tournament in Eau Claire after regional rounds. Defending champ Auburndale fell in regionals. Opening day pairings include Baraboo vs Eau Claire, Gresham vs Madison Central, Oshkosh vs Rice Lake, and Watertown vs Wausau with semifinals Friday and the final Saturday.
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Eau Claire
Auburndale
Baraboo
Gresham
Madison Central
Oshkosh
Rice Lake
Watertown
Wausau
Golden Dozen lineup changes reshape film power
Hollywood columnist notes the Golden Dozen shrank as Gary Cooper and Clark Gable died, replaced by Jack Lemmon and Rock Hudson. He argues stars still control box office, often via own companies, with few new names rising while female stars gain influence led by Doris Day and Elizabeth Taylor.
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Hollywood
Marlon Brando
Illiam Holden
Gary Cooper
Bert Lancaster
Tony Curtis
Gregory Peck
Kirk Douglas
Frank Sinatra
Clark Gable
James Stewart
Cary Grant
John Wayne
Gable
Cooper
Jack Lemmon
Rock Hudson
Hudson
Universal
Lemmon
Cohens
Mayers
Zanucks
Paramount
Golden Dozen
Doris Day
Elizabeth Taylor
Debbie Reynolds
Shirley MacLaine
Marilyn Monroe
Service Record: Pvt William J Pink Jr completes course
Private William J Pink Jr of Route 4 Darlington completed an 11 week diesel engine maintenance course at the Engineer School Ft Belvoir Virginia. Pink, a 1959 Darlington High School graduate, entered the Army last January and completed basic at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri.
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William J. Pink Jr
Route 4
Darlington
Engineer School
Ft. Belvoir
Pink
Darlington High School
Army
Ft. Leonard Wood
Chico Marx Recovers After Hospital Stay
Comedian Chico Marx age 70 is back home after a 12 day treatment for chest pains at Cedars of Lebanon hospital. The piano playing Marx Brothers member was released on Wednesday.
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Chico
Hollywood
Chico Marx
Cedars of Lebanon Hospital
Co. B Edges Firemen 4–3 In Slow Pitch Action
Co. B shaded the Firemen 4 to 3 in slow pitch as Power and Light defeated the Eagles 8 to 4. Six runs in the fifth inning powered Power and Light with 12 total hits, while Bloom and Mossman held the Eagles to eight. Gene Hefty and Virgil Wenger led hits for their teams. The remainder lists social calls and visits by local residents in Monroe and surrounding towns.
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Power and Light
Eagles
Co. B
Firemen
Bloom
Bill Mossman
Dave Martin
Schmit
Monticello Social News Highlights From Local Visits
Mrs. O D Curtis reports a string of visits across towns including Schuler and Bontly families in Monticello and Orfordville. Madison and Monroe residents frequent the Saunders home, with Beloit and Janesville guests at various host homes.
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G. C. Schuler
Orfordville
Ed Bontlys
Adam Schulers
A. W. Becker
Madison
Clarence Loveland
Willis Elmer
Albert Knobel
Emily Jordan
St. Clare Hospital
Wednesay
Thomas Saunders
Victor Wells
Monroe
John Blum
Saunders
Donald Babler
Janet
Steven
Janesville
Herman Bablers
Walter Haur
John G. Blum
Ernest Dahlers
New Glarus
Edward Theiler
Marie Baebler
Ed Yonkers
Beloit
Mmes
Bertha Keller
Hazel Kundert
Kenneth Holcomb
Cheryl
Steve
Highland
Ind
Ida Schenk
Clarence Holcomb
Schenk
Herbert Schenk
Brooklyn
Gov Nelson Hails Expansion of Co-ops in Wisconsin
Governor Nelson praised farm supply co operative leaders for expanding operations beyond local markets. He cited 135 retail co operatives affiliated with the Wisconsin Farmers Union Central Exchange and urged stronger central ties to support small local co-ops.
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Madison
Nelson
Farmers Union Central Exchange
Wisconsin
Exchange
Packers Sign Skoronski and Bettis to 1961 NFL Deals
Green Bay Wisconsin announced that tackle Bob Skoronski and linebacker Tom Bettis signed 1961 contracts with the Green Bay Packers of the National Football League.
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Packers
Green Bay
Green Bay Packers
Bob Skoronski
Tom Bettis
Weather Spurs Planting Season in Wisconsin
Favorable weather has accelerated crop planting across Wisconsin with about three quarters of southern corn acreage and one quarter in the north planted. Oats look decent though late season. hay is poor and pastures around 80 percent of normal. North sees 70 percent of potato plantings. some drought signs in southern and eastern counties. Light snow flurries occurred in northern areas May 25 and 26.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Marinette County
Waushara
Merger for Capital United Takes Effect
Washington The nation s largest airline merger goes into effect today with the absorption of Capital Airlines by United Air Lines United moves from second to undisputed first ahead of American Airlines Capital had been unprofitable for 33 years paying only one cash dividend and two five percent stock dividends and merged to avoid foreclosure on Viscount aircraft from Vickers Armstrong Ltd
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Washington
Capital Airlines
United Air Lines
Capital
United
American Airlines
England
Vickers-Armstrong, Ltd
State Park Firewood Available to Campers
Wisconsin state forests and parks will sell firewood to picnickers and campers this season for 25 cents per bundle. The charge funds fuel in areas where fuel was previously free. costs exceed the small fee. Trials in East Central area last season showed the price reduced waste and was well received by the public.
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Madison
Wisconsin State Forests
East Central Area
Islands Off Norway Number About One Hundred Fifty Thousand
A historical note states that roughly 150,000 islands lie off the coast of Norway, highlighting the vast archipelago that characterizes the region.
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Norway
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