Braves fall to Brooklyn as slide continues at home
Milwaukee drops to fourth after a 6-1 loss to Brooklyn at home, Roger Craig pitching a two hitter to snap a four-game skid. Eddie Mathews homered for Milwaukee, while Warren Spahn took the loss in his first meeting with Brooklyn since 1953.
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Thursday Schedule From Philadelphia to Chicago
Thursday's schedule lists Philadelphia at Cincinnati at 12 30 Brooklyn at Milwaukee at 1 30 and Pipittsburgh at Chicago at 12 30 p m Only games scheduled.
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Moore TKO's Pompey to pursue heavyweight title
Archie Moore, 39 or 42, stopped Yolande Pompey in the 10th round at London's Harringay Arena to cement a path toward Rocky Marciano's vacant heavyweight crown. Pompey led on points after eight, but Moore's assault produced multiple cuts and a decisive stoppage as the Trinidadian suffered a severe facial gash and swelling.
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Senators top White Sox 3-1 in tight baseball game
Washington Senators beat Chicago White Sox 3-1 as Chuck Stobbs allowed four hits in a strong start. Jack Harshman and the Sox pitched poorly early, while the Cubs defeated the Pirates 7-3 behind Warren Hacker. The Yankees lost to Kansas City, dropping their fourth straight, and Cleveland moved within half a game of New York.
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Ken Wiesler
Winners Listed At Bankers Event At Monroe Country Club
Bankers from Green County were honored yesterday at the Monroe Country Club where James Forbes, club pro, announced winners. D L Newcomer of Brodhead had the longest drive, Jake Jones of Juda claimed closest tee shots on holes 3 and 5, and R W Blaha of Monroe had the closest shot on hole 8. Rollie Etter of Monroe posted the day’s low score and blind bogey winners were Melvin Ingwell, P A Wackman, and Lloyd Marty.
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Melvin Ingwell
Woodford
P. A. Wackman
Brooklyn
Lloyd Marty
Monticello
Dodgers Stifle Braves In 6-1 Loss Behind Craig
Roger Craig held the Braves to two hits, fanned three and walked one while retiring 13 in a row as Los Angeles toppled Atlanta 6-1 to drop them from the NL lead. Ray Boone fueled Detroit with a homer, double and two singles driving in five as the Tigers beat Boston and extended their winning streak to seven.
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Huber Brewers Set For Second Game Of The Season
The Huber Brewers host a New Glarus squad tonight at Recreation Park in their second game after a 9 6 victory over Mallett Drugs of Madison. Manager Fred Huber notes New Glarus leads the Southwest Home Talent League. Deer numbers in Maine are estimated tenfold since early settlement.
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Nats and Gemplers Secure Baseball Victories
Wally Bahler pitched a 3-0 win for the Northwestern Nationals over Phillips-Smith as Del Davis homered and Del Soddy drove in a run. In the nightcap, Gemplers won 4-2 aided by a seventh inning rally featuring walks, an error, and a hit by pitch. Bechtolt, Dwyer, and Indergand produced key hits for Gemplers while Simmons’ Ken Luchsinger and Naaman Bechtolt provided early offense. The piece also notes population comparisons between Egypt and New Mexico.
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Nathan Bechtolt
Merle Roshiesen
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Charles Dwyer
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Jim Orton
Nile
Gemplers Victorious on Three-Hit Pitch By Blum at Last of Seventh
Herman Blum fired a three hit gem for Gemplers to secure a win as Robert Prien gave up six runs for It was the team's second straight victory after a 42 triumph over North western last week Simmons improves to 11 record after beating Phillips Smith last week Friday features Jefferson Center vs Brodhead Merchants in the opener and Helland Heins meeting Simmons in the nightcap.
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Helland-Heins
Monroe to host tennis tournament June 16 at Recreation Park
Ronald D. Johnson announces a Monroe tennis tournament June 16 at 10 a m on Recreation Park courts. Six winners, two per division, advance to the district Junior Davis Cup Tourney in Janesville June 30, with state event in Milwaukee July 20. A separate tennis clinic and exhibition is set for this Saturday under Monroe Tennis Club sponsorship.
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Boyd to Fight Savage Tonight in Chicago Stadium
Second ranking middleweight contender Boyd seeks his ninth straight win as he meets Mi lo Savage in a nationally televised return at Chicago Stadium. Savage, a seasoned veteran with 79 pro fights, is a Salt Lake City fighter returning from a ring hiatus and aiming to halt Boyd’s streak in the 9 p.m. EST ABC telecast from Chicago.
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Brodhead Juniors Sweep Verona and Evansville in League Play
The Brodhead Junior American Legion baseball team dropped Verona 43 on Sunday and Evansville 120 on Monday. Brodhead battled Verona into nine innings at Albany, then Charlie Butke pitched a one hitter with 13 strikeouts to lead the win over Evansville.
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Handicap Tournament Pairings Posted Here
Forbes, golf pro Atte Motroe Couns Cli, the club's game committee met last night and pairings for the annual handicap tournament are now posted. Forbes said the tournament will be held in three flights and will begin Thursday. He said a round will be completed each 10 days.
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Semi-pro Tourney Dates Set for July 15 Start
Anenn U Kang the district semi pro baseball commissioner announced the tournament slate at Recreation Park. The eight team event runs July 15 18 20 and 22 with double headers each day. Eligible counties Iowa Crawford Grant Lafayette and Green will supply teams and eight top entries advance. last year entrants included Monroe Platteville Benton Kieler Belmont Hollandale Wiota and Belmont Platteville won the tourney and advanced to Milwaukee County Stadium.
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Dillman enters Wisconsin Democratic national committeeman race
Sheboygan attorney James Dillman announces candidacy for Democratic national committeeman from Wisconsin. He is the fifth entrant as the state convention to elect committee members opens in Superior on Friday. The UN FAO notes world population grows by about 100,000 daily.
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