Gempiers Juda Win Here Again In Fast Softball Night
Gempiers and Helland-Heins won their second straight games, topping Commercial Bank 14-1 and Phillips-Smith 13-9 after a doubleheader that featured rain delays. Gemp lers powered by three doubles and two triples and Juda's 13 runs on 15 hits led the winners in Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gempiers
Helland-Heins
Commercial Bank
Phillips-Smith
Gemplers
Bankers
Juda
Phillips- Smith
Albany
Rain-Postponed Games Set For Monday Night at Recreation Park
Games postponed by rain will be made up Monday at the Recreation Park diamond. The first game at 7 30 p m features Phillips Smith versus Albany, followed by Helland Heins against Gemplers at 9 p m.
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Recreation Park
Phillips-Smith
Albany
Helland-Heins
Gemplers
Juda’s unknown powerhouse tops Phillips Smith in extra innings
Milo Frederick opened with a solo homer in the second for Juda. Ray Figi, Herb Matzke, and Clyde and Duane Davis fueled a first inning with five hits. Helland Heins edged ahead with a four-run third as Juda led 7-4. Smith’s homer sparked a Phillips rally to force extras, but Hollands pulled away with a seventh inning run and a ninth inning burst to win. Dale Davis and Jim Wittenberg pitched for Juda and Phillips Smith respectively. Commercial Bank scored once in the sixth on Dick Boelk’s single after bases on balls. Gemplers built a 12 run lead early and cruised past the Bankers with strong three-inning bursts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milo Frederick
Juda
Municipal Softball League
Ray Figi
Herb Matzke
Clyde
Duane Davis
Helland-Heins
Bill Hafen
Figi
Sam Erickson
Harold Hafen
Smith Sparks
Ken Smith
Phillips
Smith
Hollands
Dale Davis
Jim Wittenberg
Phillips-Smith
Commercial Bank
Bob Guyer
Dick Boelk
Rudy Buri
Gemplers
Bankers
Boerk
Herman Blum
Musial Hits Two Homers To Lead NL In Home Runs
Star batter Stan Musial of the St. Louis Cardinals slugged two homers to boost his NL lead with 17 as the Cardinals defeated the Philadelphia Phillies 5-2 yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stan Musial
St. Louis Cardinals
St. Louis
Philadelphia
New York EduArgo Lausse KO Beats Rindone in Boston
In a boxing match in Boston, Eduardo Lausse from Argentina stopped Joe Rindone of Boston by knockout in the second round. Lausse weighed 156 pounds and Rindone 161 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Eduardo
Ko) Lausse
Argentina
Joe Rindone
Boston
State Fair Track Gets Test Sunday
The one mile asphalt oval at Wisconsin State Fairgrounds in Milwaukee will host a Sunday test of the new track with 45 cars entered for the Rex Mays Memorial Race and up to 25 drivers from the Memorial Day event. Practice Saturday. time trials Sunday at 12 30 p m CST and race at 2 30 p m CST.
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Milwaukee
Bill Vukovich
Jim Lamb
AAA
Vukovich
Rex Mays
Jim Bryan
Phoenix
Ariz
Jack McGrath
Troy Ruttman
Duane Carter
Brooklyn and New York Lead Tight Baseball League Standings
Week standings show Brooklyn at 26 18 leading the league with .591, New York 25 19 at .568, Milwaukee 23 19 at .548, Philadelphia 23 30 at .535, and Cincinnati 21 23 at .477. Friday results include Brooklyn 2 Chicago 1 and New York 10 Cincinnati 6. Sunday schedule lists multiple matchups including New York at Cincinnati and Pittsburgh at Milwaukee.
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Pet
Brooklyn
New York
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Cincinnati
St. Louis
American Ss
Cleveland
Washington
DEE
Baltimore
Boston
Detroit
Top Pros Withdraw From Golf Tourney
At the Western Open in Cincinnati at halfway Leo Biagetti of Sandusky Ohio led as a wave of withdrawals hit the field. Defending champion E J Harrison of Ardmore Oklahoma retired citing fatigue and illness, joined by Julius Boros Tommy Bolt Dale Morey with the cold weather given as a reason for their exits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Leo Biagetti
Sandusky
Ohio
Biagetti
E. J
Dutch) Harrison
Ardmore
Okla
Santee Sets Fast American Mile at Compton Meet
Santee ran 4:00.6 for the mile at Compton Invitational, the second fastest on record, after a 2:59 opening three laps. His 1,500 meter split of 3:42.8 sparked confusion over world mark timing, as AAU officials debated measurement rules and the potential world record status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Compton
Calif
Wes Santee
Santee
Gunder Haegg
Lennart Strand
Sweden
Werner Laegg
Germany
Floyd Hanes
Southern Pacific Aau
Hanes
Kansan
Roger Bannister
Mond ay Visits and Weekend Guests at Roenneburg House
Twin Grove residents Mrs Minnie Roenneburg and relatives from Brodhead Monroe and Janesville spent the week with kin in Madison. Weekend callers included Earl Morton Daisy Roenneburg Elmer Andre and Ray Crampton. Other visits featured James Orton Camp McCoy and families from Waukesha Freeport Monroe water town Nora Ill and Lena area households.
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Franklin Roenneburg
Louise Roenneburg
Brodhead
Madison
Kenneth Roenneburg
Earl Morton
Daisy Roenneburg
Monroe
Elmer Andre
Ray Crampton
Freeport
John Donmeyer
Lloyd Smith
Janesville
John Emerick
Oscar Walters
Albert Buri
Leonard Wood
Shirley Geigel
Andrew Bull
Robert Mohns
Otto Mohns
Otto Block
Frank Haynes
Crystal Lake
John Martin
Walter Runkle
Nora
Ill
George Runkle
Alvin Woodley
Lena
Dwyer Receives Navy Commendation for Basketball Honor
Jerry W. Dwyer of Monroe has been commended as a regular member of the Great Lakes Blue Jackets basketball team. Stationed at the U S Naval Training Center Great Lakes the commendation cites his conduct and sportsmanship during trips and games. Dwyer known as Bing Bang leads the team in hitting with 13 hits in 39 at bats and a .333 average as the pepperpot shortstop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry W. Dwyer
Charles A. Dwyer
Monroe
Great Lakes
Dwyer
Bing Bang
Pepperpot
Brewers Bounce Back as Monticello Visits for Season Opener
The Monticello club led by Johnny Weinzenried will play the Rockford Brewers at Recreation Park at 2 p.m. tomorrow, opening the season after a 2-0 start by beating the Madison Eagles 3-2 and Benn Electric Sportsman's Home 2-1.
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Rockford Panthers
Huber Brewers
John Walter
Monticello City
Recreation Park
Johnny Weinzenried
Monticello
Madison Eagles
Benn Electric Sportsman
Brewers
Monroe
Daiyland
Reis Upholds Ruling In Marathon Pay Pleas
Madison circuit judge Alvin Reis upheld the industrial commission denying unemployment compensation to union officers and most union employees of Marathon Electric Mfg Corp in Wausau. In February 1952 a day shift meeting led to gates locked and workers barred from returning. The next day the firm discharged union workers for contract violation and canceled the contract. Work resumed weeks later with nonunion staff. Union members sought jobless aid, arguing they were locked out, not on strike.
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Madison
Alvin Reis
Industrial Commission
Marathon
Mfg. Corp
Wausau
Commission
U S Jury Indicts Seven Red Leaders
A federal grand jury in New Haven indicted seven Connecticut Communist party leaders on Smith Act violations. Named defendants include Alfred Leo Marder Sidney Sussman Resnick Joseph Diman Simon Silverman also known as Sid Taylor Jacob Goldring James Sherman Tate and Robert Champion Ekins with addresses listed for several.
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New Haven
Conn
Connecticut
United States
Alfred Leo Marder
Sidney Sussman Resnick
Joseph Diman
Simon Silverman
Sid Taylor
Jacob Goldring
Trumbull
James Sherman Tate
Hartford
Robert Champion Ekins
UW Names New Head for Correspondence Study Program
Charles Wede Meyer, director of the University of Wisconsin extension center at Racine since 1946, was appointed head of the universitys correspondence study program Friday. He will assume his new duties July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Charles Wedemeyer
University of Wisconsin Extension Center
Racine
Amazing Bargains Highlight The Times Classifieds
Daily bargains and ads showcase special prices across departments. Readers can find discounted items, limited offers, and featured vendors across the classifieds section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times
Pirates Edge Braves 4 1 Behind Surkont Slugging
Dick Hall delivered the Pirates first major league homer, driving in three runs as Milwaukee’s six scattered hits spoiled by two errors hurt the Braves. Chet Nichols took the loss while Surkont scattered six hits to lift Pittsburgh 4 1 in front of 21 582 at Milwaukee.
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Max Sarkent
Pittsburgh Pirates
Milwaukee
Warren Spahn
Milwaukee Braves
Spahn
Braves
Max Surkent
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Surkent
Dick Hall
Markets Report Livestock Prices In Chicago Close
Salable hogs 2,000 with choice 180 to 230 pound butchers at 25.50 and up, larger 240 to 270 pounds 23.75 to 25.25, and sows 15.50 to 21.00. Cattle scene shows high choice and prime steers steady to higher, heifers up to 1.00, prime fed steers 25.75 to 27.00, cutters and utilities 14.00 to 19.00, calves weak to 1.00 lower, and Holsteins around 15.00 with varied prime weights. Overall, stockers and light feeding steers 20.00 to 22.50, medium grades 16.50 to 18.75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
USDA
La Crosse Suspends Mass Detector Test
La Crosse suspended mass detector tests for male students in connection with the Evelyn Hartley disappearance as the school year ends. Investigations will continue piecemeal through the summer after 275 students were tested at Central High.
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Evelyn Hartley
A. M. Josephson
la Crosse
Central High
Hartley
Josephson
Legal notice of liquor license applications in Monroe
Notice lists multiple applicants for beer and liquor licenses in Monroe with class B and A licenses. Premises include 1018 South 17th Avenue 1301 Fifteenth Avenue 1602 Twelfth Street 909 Seventeenth Avenue 1002 Seventeenth Avenue 1607 144 Tenth Street 1217 Seventeenth Avenue 1620 Eleventh Street 507 Seventeenth Avenue 1525 Seventeenth Street JOU Sixteenth Avenue 1028 Seventeenth Avenue and others. Applicants include Cheese Capital Aerue Arthur Spoerry Sr Jr Fred Beer Jr Jacob H Steffen Opal Grossen Louis R Wolleson Loyal Order of Moose Turner Hall Club Clarence Kempfert Robert E Wenger Louis Krauer Paul F P Dannerbeck Harold A Blumer Alois Milz Monroe Country Club and more. Public notice requests sale of liquors for various premises in Monroe.
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Monroe
Cheese Capital Aerue
17Th Avenue
F. M. Bray
Arthur Spoerry Sr
Arthur Spoerry Jr
Mouree
Fifteenth Avenue
Fred Beer Jr
Jacob H. Steffen
Twelfth Street
Opal Grossen
7Th Street
Seventeenth Avenue
Louis R. Wolleson
Fourteenth Avenue
Loyal Order of Moose
Tenth Street
Turner Hall Club
Clarence F. Kempfert
12Th Street
Eleventh Street
Robert E. Wenger
Louis Krauer
Eleventh Avenue
Seventeenth Street
Paul FP
Helen Louise Dannerbeck
Jou Sixteenth Avenue
F.M. Bray
Harold A. Blumer
19Th Avenue
Alois
Joe Milz
Monroe Country Club
Olga M. Voelkli
Twentieth Street
Sixteenth Avenue
Genevieve Bichanich
Willis Nafzger
Eugene Hotel Corporation
Robert J. Hablen
19Th Street
Marion L
Lester G. Forcade
Paul E. Baltzer Sr
Paw EK. Baltzer Jr
Reberli and Schenkel
Louis J. Felder
Eighteenth Avenue
Norman EB. Godfrey Jr
Twenty-second Avenue
Ernest A. Zumbach
Fifteenth Street
Multiple License Applicants Listed for City Pharmacist Licenses
A public notice lists numerous applicants for class B pharmacist licenses and premises permits. Names include Thomas R. Holyoke Jr Olga Voelkli Genevieve Bichanich Willis Nafzger Eugene Hotel Corporation Robert J. Hablen Marion L Forcade Paul E Baltzer Sr and Jr Reberli Schenkel W F W Cecil Jones Post 2312 Louis J Felder Norman E B Godfrey Jr Ernest A Zumbach with home and premise addresses in Monroe and surrounding avenues and streets.
Local liquor license applicants seek Monroe premises permits
Name of applicant Albert H. Mielke and others list Home addresses and premises for Class B malt beverage and intoxicating liquor licenses. Applicants include Edward H. Scharer Alois Bolter Florence Manos Zilmer Riley Post No 84 Marie Brunner Trust Estate Cyril Loveland Roy Grant Harold Pilz Bernadine Pilz with listed addresses in Monroe for licenses at Highway 69 Route 4 and Highway 11 S.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Alois Bolter
Florence Manos
Highway 69
F. M. Bray
Zilmer-Riley Post No
Argyle Road
Marie Brunner
Highway 11
Glenn Benkert
Cyril J. Loveland
Highway
Roy M. Grant
Lake Drive
Highway St North
Route 4
Harold A. Pilz
17Th Street
Bernadine
A. Pilz
Brodhead Group Plans Western Trip After Commencement
Brodhead residents Miss Grace Marsh and Mr and Mrs Arnold Ayres with Margaret Joanne and Larry Ayres and Mrs Addie Ayres will depart Sunday for a western trip visiting relatives in California. Ted Morgan a Bainbridge preparatory student attended commencement with his brother Lawrence a graduate. Ted will enter the US Naval Academy at Annapolis for four years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Ayres
Margaret
Joanne
Larry
Brodhead
Addie Ayres
Albany
California
Ted Morgan
Bainbridge
Lawrence
Ted
US Naval Academy
Annapolis
Whale Calf Size Often Surpasses A Third Of Mother's Length
A newborn whale may measure more than a third of its mother’s length, highlighting the remarkable growth and maternal size relationship observed in cetacean births.
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Commercial Bank A Albany
Mandrake the Magician
By Lee Falk
Phil Davis
Henry
Horsechester
BY Jimmy Hatlo
Bigdome
Twin Grove
Minnie Roenneburg
Reis
U.S
Chet Nichols
Frank Thomas
Charley White
Thomas
Sid Gordon
Sarkont
Danny O’connell
Andy Pafko
al Mangan
Eddie Mathews
Curt Roberts
Hall
Surkont
Gair Allie
Haill
White
Dick Cole
Jim Pendleton
Billy Bruton
Charlie Grimm
George Metkovich
Bruton
Nichols
Jane Russel
Thomas R. Holyoke Jr
20Th Avenue
Fr. M. Bray
W.F.W. Cecil Jones
South Side Pure Oil
Albert H. Mielke
Edward H. Scharer
KF. M. Bray
Miss Grace Marsh
Massey- Harris
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