Braves invade Giants in West Coast NL showdown
The Milwaukee Braves visit San Francisco for the opener of a 13 game Giant home stand as both teams chase the NL lead. Ruben Gomez faces Lew Burdette while Giants manager Bill Rigney weighs second line pitching changes and Injury updates on Schoendienst Torre Covington Davenport Grissom Cepeda as May continues.
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San Francisco
Giants
Milwaukee
Braves
Ruben Gomez
Lew Burdette
Bill Rigney
Gomez
Johnny Antonelli
Ramon Monzani
Mike McCormick
Rigney
Cardinals
St. Louis
Red Schoendienst
Frank Torre
Wes Covington
Fred Haney
Schoendienst
Covington
Torre
Willie Mays
Jim Davenport
Marv Grissom
Orlando Cepeda
Trout Fishing Holds Fair in Green County
Green County reports fair trout fishing as streams remain low and clear. Harold Pederson, game warden, notes brown trout stocked last week. In Zanders Lake bluegills and bass are being taken. Sugar River yields some catfish. O. J. Thorpe, Lafayette County warden, says bullheads sunfish and small bass bite well on worms in Yellowstone Lake. Morning and evening hours best. high winds limit lake fishing. Recent rain storms expected to raise water levels.
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Green County
Harold Pederson
Pederson
Zanders Lake
Sugar River
Lafayette County
O. J. Thorpe
Yellowstone Lake
Bank Squad Initiates Softball Action Tonight
Commercial Bank hosts Gemplers in the third night of Major League Softball. Gemplers sits atop the league with two wins and no losses while Helland Hein Simmons and Brodhead have each suffered defeats. Tonight marks Commercial Bank's first time on the field.
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Brodhead
Helland-Hein
Gemplers
Helland- Hein
Simmons
Bryan Won’t Race In Milwaukee Sunday
Promoter Tom Marchese said Jimmy Bryan will not race in Milwaukee on Sunday. Bryan withdrew due to shipping complications for his car to Milwaukee and then to Monza for a 500 mile race later in the month.
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Milwaukee
Jimmy Byran
Indianapolis
Tom Marchese
Marchese
Monza
Italy
Ed Culpepper Signed by Green Bay Packers in 1958
Green Bay signs Ed Culpepper a 1958 contract. Culpepper a 265 pound former Alabama star was Green Bay's ninth draft choice in 1955 before military service. He played in Orange and Cotton Bowl games and the 1954 North South game.
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Ed Culpepper
Green Bay Packers
Culpepper
Alabama
Yankees Top Pirates as Nuxhall Multiplies Runs
Joe Nuxhall allowed eight runs in a strong performance by the pitcher and Red legs offense. Nuxhall faced Pirates three times and produced two RBIs, a double, and two runs scored in an 8-2 victory. Whitey Ford tied the American League record with six consecutive strikeouts en route to a 3-0 win over the White Sox with seven hits.
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Associated Press
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Chavez Ravine
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Pittsburgh
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Washington
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Don Hoak
Johnny Temple
Steve Bilko
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Frank Thomas
Bob Skinner
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Smith
Brooks Lawrence
Young Lefty
Sandy Koufax
St. Louis
Vern Law
Larry Jackson
Philadelphia
Chicago
Curt Simmons
Taylor Phillips
Speeds of Fish Debate Topic From The Pond to the Deep Blue
The article surveys fish speeds from trout and pike to sailfish and swordfish, citing magnitudes from 1 mph for bream to about 70 mph for sailfish. It notes varying measurement methods, names experts like A Magnan and David Gunston, and outlines design traits that influence speed, finishing with a posed challenge to readers to nominate the fastest fish.
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Associated Press
David Gunston
Pennsylvania Fish Commission
A. Magnan
Gunston
Veech Qualifies for U S Open Sectional Test
Tommy Veech of Milwaukee fired a 70 71 141 Monday to qualify in the sectional test for the U S Open in Tulsa Oklahoma, June 12 14.
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Veech
Chicago
Tommy Veech
Milwaukee
Tulsa
Okla
Invention of the fold up metal tube praised by Rand
The fold up metal tube used for toothpaste and squeezeable products was patented in 1841 by portrait artist John Rand.
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John Rand
Roach Recall Highlights Braves Manager Haney Concerns
Milwaukee Braves recall Mel Roach as manager Fred Haney weighs lineup changes amid injuries to Wes Covington and Red Schoendienst. Covington may miss tonight's game with the Giants due to an injured knee. Schoendienst and Frank Torre also uncertain. Haney plans to recall Carlton Willey by June 15 and may bench underperforming players.
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Milwaukee Braves
Mel Roach
Fred Haney
Roach
Wes Covington
Pittsburgh
Haney
Covington
Giants
Red Schoendienst
Schoendienst
Felix Mantilla
Pitsburgh
Frank Torre
Joe Adcock
Carlton Willey
Wichita
Kan
John Quinn
Braves
Tuesday scoreboard and Monday results brief
The scoreboard lists Tuesday games Philadelphia at Chicago Pittsburgh at St Louis Cincinnati at Los Angeles Milwaukee at San Francisco. Monday results show Cincinnati 8 Pittsburgh 2.
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St. Louis
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Incentive Pay Talk Hits Detroit Tigers Underside
Detroit—The Tigers incentive pay dispute moved underground as Baseball Commissioner Ford Frick said he would investigate. General Manager John McHale and the players deny side deals, though outfielders Al Kaline and Charlie Maxwell admit they had such agreements.
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Frick
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Tiger
al Kaline
Charlie Maxwell
McHale
Lake Mills Wins 1-0 Clinches State Baseball Berth
In Eau Claire on Monday Lake Mills edged Monticello 1-0 in twelve innings to complete sectional titles alongside Fond du Lac, after rain delays. The state tournament opens Friday with Salem Central vs Chetek, Eau Claire vs Soldiers Grove, Fond du Lac vs Wausau, and Lake Mills vs Reedsburg.
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Fond du Lac
Lake Mills
Hortonville
Monticello
Salem Central
Chetek
Soldiers Grove
Wausau
Reedsburg
Dodgers Vote on Ballpark Deal in Chavez Ravine Battle
LA voters weigh a city council deal with Dodgers owner Walter O Malley to approve a ballpark at Chavez Ravine and shape the club’s future. A no vote could trigger NL president Warren Giles to remove the Dodgers from Los Angeles.
Jay Fullmer Set For First TV Fight In Utah Debut
Jay Fullmer faces Joe Miceli in a 10 round welterweight bout outdoors at West Jordan Stadium. The 21 year old, brother of Gene Fullmer, aims for a hometown upset against a seasoned opponent, while Miceli holds a 56-31-7 record with a Hollywood win last month.
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Utah
Jay Fullmer
Joe Miceli
New York
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Jay
Gene Fullmer
Miceli
Karl Heinz-Guder
Hollywood
Legion Team States More Drills in Park
The American Legion State Line Baseball League team will hold another practice tomorrow night at 8 in the Recreation Park. Coach John H. Walters said 25 to 30 boys are working out on the team. The league schedule will be announced soon.
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Recreation Park
John H. Walters
Walters
Social notes from Monticello and surrounding area
Local society and family gatherings feature visits and celebrations across Monticello Monroe Beloit and nearby towns. Parties honor Becky Ott Henry Elmer Norman Bidlingmaier and others with dinners picnics and baccalaureate services while relatives travel between Madison Monroe Monroe and Orangeville.
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W. H. Wittner
Madison
Stillman Huntley
Monroe
Norman Bidlingmaier
Monroe High School
Ed Theiler
Marie Baebler
Beloit
Ed Yonkers
Virginia
Mmes
Bertha Keller
Hazel Kundert
Leo Gempeler
Our Delinquents Tough Prof Says
Vienna psychiatrist Hans Hoff says American juvenile delinquents are more dangerous than European cases. He cites life style and self discipline differences, notes U.S. films influence youths, and criticizes the lack of a clean slate in U.S. justice compared with Europe.
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Vienna
Europe
Hans Hoff
Psychiatric-Neurologic University Clinic
United States
Hoff
Packer Alumni Plans Annual Coaches Clinic
GREEN BAY Charlie Brock and Tony Canadeo announced today that the Green Bay Packer Alumni Association will hold its first annual coaches clinic Aug. 8 9. Brock and Canadeo said Billy Howton Bobby Dillon Jim Ringo Bart Starr Babe Parilli Paul Hornung and Dick Descaline will demonstrate plays.
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Charlie Brock
Tony Canadeo
Green Bay Packer Alumni Association
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Canadeo
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Billy Howton
Bobby Dillon
Jim Ringo
Bart Starr
Babe Parilli
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