Braves Hit Four Homers to Beat Reds 6-4 at County Stadium
Milwaukee starter Carl Willey regained form through eight innings before Don McMahon closed out a 6-4 win over Cincinnati. Hank Aaron Del Crandall Billy Bruton and Johnny Logan homered as the Braves plated all runs in the first four frames.
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Milwaukee
County Stadium
Milwaukee Braves
Braves
Cincinnati Reds
Hank Aaron
del Crandall
Billy Bruton
Johnny Logan
Vern Law
Bob Friend
Pittsburgh Pirates
Friend
Cincinnati
Law
Philadelphia
Pirates
San Francisco
St. Louis
Mike McCormick
Joe Amialfitano
Chicago Cubs
Los Angeles
Phils
Giants
Amalfitano
Ernie Broglio
Cubs
Don Drysdale
Walt Moryn
George Altman
Frank Robinson
Aaron
Crandall
Logan
Felix Mantilla
Carl Willey
Don McMahon
Baseball Standings and Weekend Scores Recap
The American League standings show Baltimore leading with 27 wins and .628, followed by Cleveland 23-15 and Chicago 22-20. Weekend results include Washington 4 Baltimore 1 and Cleveland 6 Detroit 2, plus Kansas City 7 Chicago 2 and New York 4 Boston 3. Additional NL results feature Pittsburgh 3 Philadelphia 0 and Milwaukee 6 Cincinnati 4.
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Baltimore
Cleveland
Chicago
New York
Bees
Kansas City
Washington
Detroit
Boston
A Cmaenes Mark L Pet
Pittsburgh
San Fran
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Essn
Los Angeles
Fapeais
Philadelphia
San Francisco
St. Louis
Pet Milk, FFA Victory Lifts Minor League Standings
Pet Milk won 12-0 over the Eagles as Ken Rutsch improved to 2-0 with strong support from Dave Grams who went 6 for 6 in the league. FFA also dominated with a 12-run first inning highlighted by Zuhlke’s no-hitter from Oaktron. Pet Milk leads the league at 2-0 while games are postponed tonight and resume Monday.
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John Prien
Pet Milk
Eagles
Ken Rutsch
Dave Grams
Tom Bainbridge
Fats Pederson
Dan Pickett
Rutsch
Riesen
FFA
Krattiger
Zuhlke
Oaktron
Grams
Slow Pitch Teams To Meet Tuesday
Slow-pitch softball teams will meet Tuesday at 7 p.m. in Twining park to organize a league, said Robert L. Wells park and recreation director. The diamond was finished this week and lights may be installed next week. If it rains the meeting moves to the Community Center. Adult tennis lessons continue Tuesdays at 7 p.m and Twining courts will be reserved. Ten players attended the first practice and spaces remain in the class.
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Twining Park
Robert L. Wells
Park and Recreation
Twining
Brewers To Play Here Tomorrow
The Monroe Brewers host Milton tomorrow at 2 p.m. in Recreation Park after rainouts. Manager Fred Huber worries about post hiatus form but hopes to erase two defeats from last season. Pitchers may be Jack Nora, Dubuque or Bill Brickner, Scales Mounds. Monroe opens 0-1.
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Monroe Brewers
Milton
Recreation Park
Fred Huber
Brewers
Brewer
Jack Nora
Dubuque
Bill Brickner
Scales Mounds
Huber
Monroe
Berg to Perform in Milwaukee Golf Clinic Before Cubs Game
Patty Berg, a top money winner in women's pro golf, will host a clinic before the Milwaukee Brewers game against the Chicago Cubs on June 16 at County Stadium. The event aims to attract baseball fans with a pregame golf instruction session.
Wisconsin crew member struck. missed race to June 11
University of Wisconsin varsity rower Hart Madison Gary Jacob, No. 3 oarsman, was hit by an automobile on Friday while riding a motor scooter and will be out for the next race against California and Navy on June 11.
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Hart Madison
Gary Jacobson
University of Wisconsin
California
Navy
Snead plans low effort bid at 60th Open in Denver
Sam Snead, 48, says he is fed up with chasing the National Open and will approach the 60th Open with minimal prep. He has 105 career wins, never the Open, and will arrive the Sunday before Cherry Hills Golf Club hosts the June 16 to 18 event.
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New York
Sam Snead
West Virginia
Snead
Prep Tourneys In Final Stages
Madison West led by 10 strokes in the Wisconsin high school golf tourney at Lawsonia Green Lake with an 18 hole total of 306 Jim Holt earned medalist honors with a par 72. In tennis at Janesville defending champ Chuck Bleckinger faced Dave Kablitz. Manitowoc led baseball tourney with 21 points.
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Madison West
Green Lake
Jim Holt
Janesville
Chuck Bleckinger
Oshkosh
Dave Kablitz
Manitowoc
Jim Stenson
Menasha
Howard Schudson
Whitefish Bay
Dick Wilson
Doug Anderson
Neenah
Tony Busateri
Frank Meci
Milwaukee East
Bill Sigmund
Pauli Meany
Selwyn Small
John Billings
Wauwatosa
Auburndale
Spooner
de Pere
Milwaukee Boys Tech
Waunakee
Cashton
Reedsburg
Boys Tech
Oostburg
Yesterday's Stars Drive Pirates to 4-1 Victory Over Orioles
Stars Hitting Bob Allison Sena tors drove in three runs with a triple and home run in a 4 1 victory over the Orioles. Pitching Vern Law of the Pirates won his eighth with a second shutout in an eight hit 3 0 decision over the Phillies.
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Bob Allison
Senators
Orioles
Vern Law
Pirates
Phillies
Senators Defeat Orioles 4 1 Behind Woode Shirking
Hal Woodeshirk allowed five singles in a 4 1 win over the Orioles as Milt Pappas took the loss. Bob Allison drove in a first inning run with a triple and later a two run homer as Washington built a big fourth inning lead. The Orioles dropped to 1 1/2 games back while Cleveland, Kansas City and New York won their games.
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Hal Woodeshirk
Baltimore
Orioles
Milt Pappas
The
Birds
Cleveland
Detroit
Kansas City
Chicago
White Sox
Bud Daley
New York
Boston
Bob Allison
Washington
Pappas
Indians
Tigers
Johnny Klippstein
Jim Perry
Ken Ham
Kansas Favored To Sweep CCC Track Title
Kansas led by Olympic hopefuls Charlie Tidwell and Bill Alley is favored to win a fifth straight Central Collegiate Conference track championship at Marquette Stadium. The Jayhawks, fresh from the Big Eight title, field many 1959 standouts as 25 schools compete in 18 events, including quarter-milers Willie of Michigan State and Dave Mills of Purdue challenging meet records.
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Milwaukee
Kansas
Charlie Tidwell
Bill Alley
Marquette Stadium
Jayhawks
Willie Were
Michigan State
Dave Mills
Purdue
Horton Signs with Ottawa Rough Riders
Ottawa Rough Riders announce the acquisition of end Harry Horton previously with Green Bay Packers and Pittsburgh Steelers. The signing strengthens the squad as the Big Four season approaches.
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Horton
Ottawa
Ottawa Rough Riders
Big Four Football Union
Harry Hortof
Green Bay Packers
Pittsburgh Steelers
Classified Ad Opens Door to Opportunity
A concise classified ad highlights opportunity for job, housing, or services. It emphasizes accessibility and invites readers to respond, with contact details and a brief description of what is offered or sought.
Seventh Graders Win Tennis Event
Two unseeded seventh graders upset favorites to win the junior high tennis tournament. Peter Mueller won the singles then teamed with Don Franklin to win the doubles. Mueller defeated Franklin 7-5 in singles and Mueller-Franklin beat Larry Holcomb-Kurt Schwerin 6-1 in doubles.
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Peter Mueller
Don Franklin
Mueller
Franklin
Mueller-Franklin
Larry Holcomb
Kurt Schwerin
Tom Bacon
Dave Deininger
Mike Chinnock
Schwerin
Jim Marty
Holcomb
Barry
Chinnock
Marty
Deininger
Bacon
Berndt
Gayle Johnson
Grundahl
Bruce Patterson
Disrud Butts Lead Loop Batting Race In Home Talent
Blanchardville tops the Home Talent Southern Section team batting race with a .309 average as Kensel Disrud of Hollandale and Jack Butts of Belleville share six hits in 10 at bats. Blanchardville has 35 hits in 110 at bats.
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Blanchardville
Monroe Evening Times
Jack Butts
Belleville
Kensel Disrud
Hollandale
Monticello Visitors Move to Sheboygan
Mr and Mrs Wilbert Marty and family of Dodgeville visit Monticello over the weekend then plan to move to Sheboygan where Marty will join the school faculty. Other visitors include Mrs Walter Laeser and family from Monroe.
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Wilbert Marty
Dodgeville
Sheboygan
Marty
Martys
Walter Laeser
Marilyn
Patty
Ruth
Joe
Monroe
C. W. Karlen
Frederick S. Voegelin
Lake Delton
S. W. Thomas
Minneapolis
D. L. Zentner
St. Clare Hospital
Swiss and Italian cheese milk averages dip in April
The Crop Reporting Service reports April national averages for cheese milk. Swiss milk averaged $3.06 on a 3.55 test, down 11 cents from March and up 5 cents from April 1959. Italian cheese milk averaged $3.18 on 3.66 tests, nine cents below March and April 1959 at $3.06 on 3.62 tests.
Browntown Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Local residents including Mr and Mrs Frank Stark and Norma Jean Stark attended a graduation in Orangeville. Other guests include Glenn Hasse Monroe and Marvin Busjahn Orangeville with the Endrulats, Charlene Kohl Genoa City with Dewey Goodmans, Lyman Davis Monroe and Gertrude Clotch Chicago with the Ross Vincents, and Rollie Wells hosts James Avery and son.
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Frank Stark
Orangeville
Norma Jean
Clifford Starks
Messrs
Mmes
Glenn Hasse
Monroe
Marvin Busjahn
William Endrulats
Charlene Kohl
Genoa City
Dewey Goodmans
Lyman Davis
Gertrude Clotch
Chicago
Ross Vincents
Local Social Notes From Illinois and Wisconsin
The report lists residents and visitors including Mike and Rockford names, Mr. and Mrs. Elton Craig in Beloit, the Leon Janicke family in Rockford, Earl Simler family from Forreston, the Guttmer home weekend guests, Clarence Johnson moving to Werner Mellenberger’s house, Devon Jones and Olen Balbach of Warren Illinois visiting Hatti Mann, and Francis Blodgett and Palatine purchasers at the Buehler cottage near Littlebridge, with several overnight and weekend visits.
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Mike
Rockford
James Aldenberg
Janesville
Hattie Mann
Beloit
F. C. Theiler
Marvin Herbert
Freeport
Elton Craig
B. E. Maddrell
Earl Simler
Dennis
Forreston
John Hirschs
Leon Janicke
Roger Guttmer
Clarence Johnson
Monroe
Werner Mellenberger
Mmes
Devon Jones
Olen Balbach
Warren
Ill
Hatti Mani
Francis Blodgett
Palatine
Frank Buehler
Lattice Bridge
Eichmanns Cooperation Reported as He Registers Evidence
In Tel Aviv Adolf Eichmann cooperates with police gathering material for his trial. He is making notes on his past for investigators under the guidance of Police Commander Abraham Sellinger. Authorities say he is spending hours daily documenting his role in the Nazi regime.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Adolf Eichmann
Eichmann
Abraham Sellinger
Mandarin Chinese as World’s Most Spoken Language
Mandarin Chinese is identified as the most widely used language globally with an estimated 444 million speakers. The figure highlights its prominence in global communication and linguistic influence.
Griffith Decision Triggers Riots at St Nicholas Arena
After Emile Griffith edged Jorge Fernandez in a 10 round television bout, 1,261 fans booed and pelted the ring with chairs from the balcony. Police quelled the disturbance within minutes as Deputy Commissioner Duberstein ordered two prelim fighters out of the ring. General Krulewitch said he would investigate the rioting and the decision.
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New York
St. Nicholas Arena
Emile Griffith
Argentina
Jorge Fernandez
Jack Duberstein
Melvin Krulewitch
State Athletic Commission
Eddie Haas Recalled by Milwaukee Braves from Louisville
Outfielder Eddie Haas was called up by the Milwaukee Braves from their Louisville farm club in the American Association Friday. Haas sat out last season with a fracture of his right ankle.
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Haas
Milwaukee
Eddie Haas
Milwaukee Braves
Louisville
Madagascar Traveler Finds Water From Ravenala Tree
A thirsty traveler on Madagascar discovers a Ravenala tree yields clear water when poked with a sharp stick, releasing about a pint of liquid. The note describes the plant’s sap as a water source in a survival context.
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Madagascar
South Africa
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