Lamboley's Takes Gempler Tires in 12 to 9 Victory
Lamboley's built a 12 run output against Gempler's Tire Shop to win 12 to 9 as Sam Daley drove in five across three innings and Beach hit a homer. Gempler's clawed back with an eight run seventh frame but fell short despite Wells and Grode rallying in the late innings.
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Beach
Kertson
Sam Daley
Wells
Rabe
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Grode
Ross
Beech
Phillip
VFW
Walt Goecks
Phillips
Five CIO Men Face Bell Case Sentences
Five CIO unionists were jailed for six months each after convictions tied to violence during a Bell Aircraft strike last year. Martin Gerber and Edward F. Gray, both UAW officials, were among those sentenced for conspiring to riot, with Ippolito, Blachowicz, and Fried sentenced for riot. Bail was granted pending appeal.
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CIO
Bell Aircraft Corp
United Auto Workers
Martin Gerber
Elizabeth
N. J
UAW
Edward F. Gray
Bitalo
Joseph Ippolito
Joseph B. Blachowicz
Buttalo
Donald Fried
Hamburg
N. Y
Belgium Votes Again Sunday on King Issue
More than five million Belgians over twenty one will vote on Sunday to decide the fate of exiled King Leopold and the future of the monarchy. This marks a second parliamentary election within a year as Belgians choose whether to restore or end the monarch after Leopold’s wartime surrender.
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Leopold
Recreation program postponed by illness of director
Coach Heitzman Ivany opportany oe summer recreation program scheduled to begin next Monday has been postponed due to illness of G. E. Heitzman the director.
Monroe Athletes At State Meets In Tennis Golf
Two Monroe high school teams traveled for state honors with tennis at Neenah and golf at Racine Meadowbrook. Tennis players include Alvin Feldt Roger Ruch Harold Pilz Dan Teehan Dick Blane and Jim Hardell under Coach Gay Steensrud. Golf squad features Paul Ruf Billy Riffle and David and James Forbes under Coach Don McGibbon.
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Monroe
Gay Steensrud
Neenah
Alvin Feldt
Roger Ruch
Harold Pilz
Dan Teehan
Dick Blane
Jim Hardell
Don McGibbon
Racine
Meadowbrook
Paul Ruf
Billy Riffle
David
James Forbes
Riffle
George Thom
Kenosha
Fred R. Simpson
Donald
Coral Ethridge
Dick Maurer
Joel Solomon
Fred Bucb
Charles Robertson
Dick Blanc
Ronald Norder
Robert Wells
Arthur Whipple
Isaac Ingwell
James Hyland
Donald Timm
Robert Marty
Raymond Kubly
Wesley Wandfluh
Robert Carter
Edward McArdle
Tom Goetz Jr
Ray Carter
Jack Marvin
Neil Holcomb
Bleckwenn Named Wisconsin Track Captain 1951
Theodore Bleckwenn of Madison was elected captain of the University of Wisconsin track team for 1951 as James Urquhart of Bozeman Montana was chosen president of the Wisconsin student athletic board. Urquhart, a cross country captain-elect, was sidelined this season with a foot injury.
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Madison
Theodore Bleckwenn
University of Wisconsin
James Urquhart
Bozeman
Mont
Wisconsin Student Athletic Board
Urquhart
Pep Wins Fight Over Lightweight Terry Young in Milwaukee
Former featherweight champion Willie Pep moved up in weight to defeat New York lightweight Terry Young in a 10 round bout at the Milwaukee arena. The New York bout headline notes Pep’s clear advantage as he stepped beyond his class.
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Pep
Milwaukee
Willie Pep
Terry Young
New York
Milwaukeean Hunter Fined for Bow and Arrow Park Incident
A Milwaukee man, 23, armed with a bow and arrow in a lakefront park, told Patrolman Poppy he aimed at ducks to feed an old lady. He had earlier shot pigeons near a bath house. District Judge Harvey Neelen fined him ten dollars for discharging a bow in a park. The archer did not shoot any ducks or pigeons.
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Eeevey Semost
Lake Front
Benjamin Poppy
Harvey Neelen
Poppy
Post
Neelen
Baseball Scoreboard National and American Leagues
AP scoreboard lists today's National League games and yesterday results for St Louis Brooklyn New York Cincinnati Philadelphia Chicago Boston Pittsburgh with tomorrow schedules. American League games include Chicago New York Detroit Philadelphia Cleveland Boston St Louis Washington with yesterday rain and delays.
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National League Today
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St. Louis
New York
Cincinnati
Boston
Pittsburgh
Sigiadelphia
Chicago
Philadelphia
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
Baseball Teams Plan Busy Sunday in State Line League
The American Legion Juniors coached by Robert Hardell schedule two games Sunday at 2 p m and 8 p m against New Glarus Juniors and Beloit under lights. Beloit’s Bob Shaffer, a two game winner in last year’s state tourney, to pitch. The Legion Cardinals also play New Glarus at 2 p m, debuting their new uniforms for the season’s second time.
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American Legion
The
Legion Cardinals
Robert Hardell
New Glarus
Beloit
Bob Shaffer
Cardinals
Giants rout Green Bay in 15-0 win leads league race
Joe Margoneri pitched a complete game as Oshkosh blanked Green Bay 13-0 to tighten its Wisconsin state league standing. Wausau earned a 5-2 win over Sheboygan while Fond du Lac won 5-4 at Appleton and Janesville beat Wisconsin Rapids 10-3.
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Associated Press
Joe Margoneri
Oshkosh
Green Bay
Wausau
Sheboygan
Fond du , Lac
Appleton
Janesville
Wisconsin Rapids
Saints Nick Brews Rally Beats Milwaukee Brewers 12-6
St Paul snapped a five game skid by defeating Milwaukee 12-6 in American Association play. Louisville beat Indianapolis 10-6, Toledo and Columbus split a doubleheader with the Madhens winning 2-0 in game one and Red Birds 6-4 in game two, and Kansas City routed Minneapolis 16-8.
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Nick Brews
Associated Press
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Toledo
Columbus
Madhens
Red Birds
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Big Homer Wins For St. Louis 5 2
Cardinals rally past Dodgers rival May era hero Marty Marion hits a grand slam to lift St. Louis to a 5 2 win and a first place tie with Brooklyn. Howie Pollet shines with five hits as Eddie Miller fills in earlier in the season.
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Cardinals
Marty Marion
Marty
Brooklyn
Marion
St. Louis
Dodgers
Eddie Dyer
Fred Saigh
Eddie Miller
Miller
Eddie
Howie Pollet
Howard
Brooks
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Wrigley ¢ Field
Phillies
Frank Hiller
Curt Simmons
Jim Konstanty
Cubs
Dick Sisler
Phils
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Sox
Yanks
Ninth to tie it at five five in extra frame
The narrative describes an extra inning tie at 5 5 with Hank Bauer driving in a run from first on Gerry Coleman’s single and an error by fielder Dave Philley. It also lists various locals and organizations alongside Memorial Day social visits among the Voegeli and Hoskins families in Evansville and Madison.
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Hank Bauer
Gerry Coleman
Dave Philley
Markets Livecack Chicago and New York Trading Report
Markets report Chicago live cattle and hogs with price ranges and shifts across weights with hogs mostly higher. Cattle and calves seen light weekend supplies. slaughter values steady to weak with bulls and vealers down. Grains and poultry mixed. grain futures soft, soybeans down briefly, and stock market inching with no clear trend.
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Chicago
USDA
Wall Street
New York
Memorial Day Socials and Visits Around Monticello
Monticello residents and guests marked Memorial Day with family visits and weekend trips. Mrs. Bernice Babler of Belleville spent Memorial Day here, while Mr. and Mrs. Gessler of New Glarus visited Raymond Gessler’s family. The Steinmanns of Milwaukee and Edward Marty Jr. of Madison joined relatives for holiday gatherings, with multiple Sunday calls at the Marty home and other nearby households.
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Douglas
Jean
Jacob Voegeli
Schnetzlers
Voegelis
Hoskins
Royal
Douglas Hoskins
Evansville
Caroline Voegeli
Madison
Lydia Voegeli
Wilbert Marty
Columbus
Albert Marty
Henry B. Hoesly
New Glarus
Bernice Babler
Belleville
Henry Gessler
Raymond Gessler
Frederick Steinmann
Barbara Lynn
Milwaukee
F. H. Steinmann
Edward Marty Jr
W. Marty
Marty
Marilyn
Jack Schultzes
Charles Schnetzler
Anna Schnetzler
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