Braves Win In 10th Inning To Take Series Opener
Milwaukee Braves beat Philadelphia Phillies 4 3 in 10 innings after Billy Bruton hit a leadoff homer in the 10th. Lew Burdette pitched well delaying the bullpen to secure the win as Bruton led Milwaukee with three hits and Bruton’s fifth homer sparked the deciding rally. The victory left Milwaukee four games behind first place Brooklyn and two behind New York for third.
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Milwaukee Braves
Philadelphia Phillies
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Milwaukee
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Phils
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Braves
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Bill Bruton
Johnny Logan
Murry Dickson
Ed Mathews
Burdette
Hank Aaron
Bruton
Logan
Dickson
Rey Smalley
Andy Seminick
Bobby Morgan
Gopher
Smalley
Dodgers
New York
Brooklyn
Wauwatosa Leads State Tennis Meet After Day One
Wauwatosa, with 16 points, led the state high school tennis meet after the first day in Manitowoc. The Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association event was delayed five hours by rain and began at 1 p.m. Singles brackets moved to semifinals while doubles also reached the semifinal stage.
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Wauwatosa
Trabert Seixas Reach French Doubles Final
Tony Trabert and Vic Seixas advanced to the French Championships doubles final defeating Art Larsen and Enrique Morea 6-1 6-3 6-2. Wes Santee failed to break the four minute mile with 4 01.2 at Compton meet while Horace Ashenfelter set 2 mile American record 8 49.6. Del Rice traded to Milwaukee Braves from St Louis. John Dittrich and Patrick Levenhagen receive Allen J Shafer Jr Memorial awards 1955 56. Joe Conrad defeats Alan Slater to win British amateur golf title in 36 hole final amid bad weather.
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Paris
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Vic Seixas
Art Larsen
San Leandro
Calif
Argentina
Enrique Morea
Compton
Wes Santee
Horace Ashenfelter
Amazing bargains in The Times classified
Daily, The Times advertises bargains across sections. Readers find prices and listings for assorted items and services.
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Times
Wisconsin High Leads Golf Meet at Lawsonia
Wisconsin High of Madison holds an 11 stroke lead after 18 holes of the 36 hole state high school golf tournament at Lawsonia. John Laufenberg earned medalist honors with 74 while several teammates and rivals posted under 80 as Wisconsin High posted 316 to Janesville’s 327 in a field of 37 teams.
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Janesville
John Laufenberg
Jim Sexton
Lyn Adelman
Shorewood
Eric Steffes
Bernie Coughlin
Tim Bean
Bryant Prentice
Green Bay East
Sheboygan Central
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Kenosha
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Sheboygan North
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Eau Claire
Cudahy
Juneau
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Manitowoc
la Crosse
All-star Softball Team Planned for Fourth of July
Robert Hendrickson named manager of an all-star softball team to play an out-of-town opponent as part of the Fourth of July celebration. Ronald D Johnson said the game starts at 7 p m Rosters are not ready. The commission voted to discontinue efforts to form a girls league but will provide umpires and lights for games organized by girls teams.
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City Softball Commission
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Association
Badger players earn spots on All-Big Ten baseball team
CHICAGO Two University of Wisconsin athletes are named to the All-Big Ten baseball teams by conference coaches. Jim Schultz the shortstop and Carl Wagner the catcher make the first team. Jack Nowka earns second team honors and Bill Rubin earns third team as Badger right fielders.
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University of Wisconsin
Jim Schultz
Carlyle Wagner
Jack Nowka
Badger
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Baseball Scoreboard Highlights From Friday and Weekend Schedule
The American League standings show New York leading at .702 with Cleveland three games behind. Chicago and Detroit trail, while Baltimore and Kansas City contest for lower spots. National League standings list Brooklyn and Chicago atop, with Milwaukee and Philadelphia in pursuit as multiple games go into Sunday and Monday fixtures.
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Cincinnati
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St. Louis
Colosseum’s Original Name Flavian Amphitheatre
The Colosseum in Rome was originally named the Flavian Amphitheatre after the Flavian dynasty. It later became known as the Colosseum, reflecting the surrounding statue of Nero. The structure began under Emperor Vespasian and was completed under Titus.
WIAA Baseball Finals Highlight One Hit Pitches and Homer
Edgerton routs Tomah 11 0 as Don Wilcox fans 10 in five innings. Watertown’s Ken Rose masters Hurley with 13 strikeouts in a 6 0 win. Cuba City beats Merrill 3 2 behind Tom Hendricks who fanned nine. Sheboygan North edges Eau Claire 5 4 on Robert Wagner triple. Semifinals set Cuba City vs Sheboygan North and Edgerton vs Watertown with 8 p m final on tap.
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Don Wilcox
Edgerton
Ken Rose
Watertown
Roy Axtell
Cuba City
Sheboygan North
Wilcox
Tomah
Fred Pongratz
Rose
Hurley
Marion Brignoli
Axtell
Merrill
Tom Hendricks
Robert Wagner
Eau Claire
North
Stars Pitching Beats Yankees as Harshman Drives In Two
Yesterday's Stars pitcher Jack Harshman of the Chicago White Sox defeated the New York Yankees 3-2 with a strong start and two RBIs. Pirates rookie catcher Harding Peterson delivered a bases loaded single in the ninth to lift Pittsburgh over Cincinnati 7-6.
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Chicago White Sox
New York Yankees
Harding Peterson
Pirates
Cincinnati
Bass Still Hitting On Zanders Lake
Harold A. Pederson says bass fishing remains good at Zanders Lake with bass striking many artificial lures and live bait, green plugs preferred. Other species report vary with region, including bluegills, crappies, northern pike, and trout improving statewide after rain. Winds slow overall activity but conditions point to better days ahead.
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Junior Golf Lessons Announced at Monroe Country Club
James Forbes, club pro, invites junior members to free golf lessons every Tuesday 9 to 11 30 a m starting next Tuesday. Juniors must bring equipment. Bobby membership growth limits hours with specific day rules for juniors and separate days for women and men, with Sundays requiring parent accompaniment.
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James Forbes
Monroe Country Club
Forbes
Huber Brewers Open Season at Madison Tomorrow
Monroe fans see the Huber Brewers debut at Recreation Park as they face Commercial State Bank of Madison at 2 PM. Jerry Jordan starts on the mound for Monroe. The Brewers meet New Glarus next Wednesday at 8 PM here.
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Young Decisions McNeece in Bout at Madison Square Garden
Paddy Young a former track plunger from New York’s Greenwich Village, at 26 seeks a comeback in the middleweight division after a unanimous 10 round win over Billy McNeece at Madison Square Garden. Judges favored Young 7-2-1, 7-3, and 6-3-1 with the AP tally 6-2-2. Young weighed 163 1/2 and McNeece 167 1/2.
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Greenwhich Village
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Billy McNeece
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Local Socials From South Wayne Area
South Wayne area residents report visits and family gatherings. Chester Bergum and family from Winslow spent Monday with the Bergum home. James Gordee of Monroe visited relatives here. Rehmstead attended Belmont alumni dinner and dance. Hager and Jane shared time in Monroe. Harry Olson of Argyle visited the Peterson home. Betty Lou Chapman from Madison spent the weekend with Amos Mahlbuch. Mary Burley and Lois Monan of Lena visited Avery Stites. Laverne Graves and daughter from Platteville were weekend callers.
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Chester Bergum
Winslow
LaVerne
Amos Mahlbuch
Mary Burley
Lois Monan
Lena
Avery Stites
Laverne Graves
Platteville
Pasty Supper Attended by Local and Out of Town Guests
At the home of Mrs. Ruby Jones a pasty supper drew attendees including Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Wainwright Dr. and Mrs. Byron Bennett Mr and Mrs N G Preston Mrs Glen H Kubly Mrs Lena Mitchell Monroe Mrs Darlene Brooker Gratiot Mr and Mrs Roy Crago Mrs Ross Vincent and Mr and Mrs Frank Flannery Browntown Also Mr and Mrs W A Chapman who visited Beloit to see Mrs Rebecca Clark and the Rainbow Girls installation Lynn Vickerman was installed as an officer.
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Ruby Jones
C. M. Wainwright
Byron Bennett
N. G. Preston
Glen H. Kubly
Lena Mitchell
Monroe
Darlene Brooker
Gratiot
Roy Crago
Ross Vincent
Frank Flannery
Browntown
W. A. Chapman
Beloit
Rebecca Clark
Rainbow Girls
Lynn Vickerman
Rebel general quits Hoa Hao force in Saigon
Defense Ministry reports Col Bertin Lieu, chief of staff to Hoa Hao Gen Tran Van Soai, has abandoned the rebel cause and requested to join the national army. Deputy Defense Minister Tran Trung Dung said the offer is under study. Times Want Ads.
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South Viet Nam
Defense Ministry
Hoa Hao
Tran van Soai
Tran Trung Dung
Bertin Lieu
Cheese Butter Markets Steady in Wisconsin
Wisconsin dairy markets held steady this week. American cheese prices were mostly unchanged with small gains on single daisies, while other styles varied. Butter markets showed little change and demand remained fair to good as offerings ranged from ample to heavy.
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Madison
State Department of Agriculture
Wisconsin
Market Roundup: Livestock Prices Drift in Chicago Close
Livestock trading in Chicago shows hogs advancing 25 to 50 cents for bars and gilts with sows higher. Cattle dampens with steers and stockers mostly lower while bulls and feeders edge up. Week’s bulk choice and prime fed steers run 21.50 to 25.00, with top 25.50 on one 1 376 lb load, and cows and heifers showing mixed gains and declines across grades.
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Chicago
USDA
Sea of Galilee Dimensions Noted in Palestine
A report describes the Sea of Galilee in Palestine as 14 miles long and 8 miles wide, with a depth of 680 feet below the level of the Mediterranean.
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Sea of Galilee
Palestine
Mediterranean
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