Yankees Rally To Lead Pack As They Sweep Cleveland
The New York Yankees won 11-1 at Cleveland, fueling an eight of ten stretch to near the top of the standings. Detroit and Chicago won, while Baltimore and Kansas City trailed, with Elston Howard and Gil McDougald adding key hits for New York.
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Associated Press
New York Yankees
Champs
Yankees
Detroit
Tigers
New York
Cleveland
Injuns
Chicago
White Sox
Boston
Baltimore Orioles
Kansas City
Washington
Senators
Nats
Gary Bell
Gil McDougald
Elston Howard
Harry Simpson
Gerry Staley
Early Wynn
Gus Triandos
Orioles
Ned Garver
al Kaline
Eddie Yost
Eau Claire Takes Lead at Lawsonia
At the WIAA state meet the Monroe prep golfers trailed with a 359 score at Lawsonia while Eau Claire led after 18 holes with 314. Old Abes four under 80 helped, Beloit 2 back, Nicolet 323, Shorewood 324, Waukesha 327. Medalist Jerry Le Claire posted 74. Final 18 to play tomorrow.
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Monroe Prep
Green Lake Lawsonia
Eau Claire
Abes
Beloit
Milwaukee Nicolet
Shorewood
Waukesha
Jerry le Claire
Milwaukee Pulaski
Tom Anderson
Sam Gardiner
Marinette
Baseball Standings and Weekend Results Across Leagues
The scoreboard shows American League teams led by Cleveland and Baltimore with mixed records, Boston and New York close behind. National League listings highlight Milwaukee and San Francisco atop the table, with Chicago and Pittsburgh trading wins in recent games. Weekend and Friday results include Chicago defeating Boston and New York routing Cleveland.
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Milwaukee
San Fran
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Chicago
Cincinnati
St. Tae Cs
Philadelphia
San Francisco
St. Louis
Etiquette Note on Tipping in Japan
In Japan tipping directly to staff is discouraged and tips are placed in an envelope instead. This practice reflects local courtesy and proper way to show gratitude to bellhops and waitstaff.
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Japan
Newcombe Returns To Form As Giants Lose To Dodgers
Giants drop 7-2 to Brooklyn as Don Newcombe boosts to 4-game win streak returning from injury plagued seasons. Newcombe overcame arm troubles to outpitch San Francisco while Johnny Antonelli struggles, and Podres adds another win for the Dodgers.
Community Social Notes From Local Homes
Weekend visits and holiday gatherings mark the region as residents host relatives and friends across towns. Listed are Ed and Jerry Jordan families, Grenzow and Arnsmeier households, FHA state convention attendees, graduations and promotions, and several local workers visiting kin in Madison Beloit Janesville and Monroe.
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Kay Carter
LaCrosse
Ed Jordan Jr
Albany
Nick Quint Sr
Ed Jordan Sr
Jerry Jordan
Messrs
Mmes
Jill Ann
Harrison Grenzow
Glen Hartnell
Milwaukee
William Beightol
Lizzie Mather
Myrtie Wiedman
Oakley
Ivan Arnsmeier
Roy Timm
Footville
Earl Simpson
Carol
Chuck
Janesville
Loren King
Kevin
Lorna Jean
Beaver Dam
William King
Arthur Anding
Marilyn Keen
Maureen Flanagan
Patricia Schwartzlow
Green Lake
Marilyn
All State
Harry Smith
Eunice
Ralph Frey
Shirley
Anita
Lester Stevens
William Hassenfelt
Frances Quinn
Argyle
Charles Edenfield
Madison
Ray Johnson
Clinton
Johnson
Shirley Frey
Ohio Chemical and Surgical Supply Co
Lester Purcell
Beloit
Ernest Salzwedel
Bonnie Arnsmeier
Frank Streit
Judla
Marion
Charles Trotter
Heidi
Ernest Thommen
South Wayne
Frank Liedschlag
George Hartwig
Monroe
Amery
Don Miller
Washington
Florence Miller
Kenneth Hall
Kathy
Kathryn Collins
August Butts
Clarence Morton
Monroe Common Council Advances Fireworks Ban And Sewer Plans
The Monroe council approved amendments to fireworks prohibitions, set a June hearing, and debated sewer and curb and gutter projects. Measures include land purchase for sewer work, establishment of assessments, and authorizations for new sanitary mains and upgrades to city streets.
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Common Council of
City of
Monroe
United States Interstate Commerce Commission
Veryl Schafer
Common Council
Wisconsin
Veril Schafer
11Th Street
Victor N. Schiller
Galli
Gerber
Edna Barnett
17Th Street
Earl Barnett
Margaret A. Kundert
21St Avenue
Jesse Morton
13Th Avenue
Clark Goodman
Burgi
Elmer
Laeser
Schiller
Evans
Board of Health
L. A. Moore
Sebastian Laeser
O. R. Evans Sr
Board of Public Works
United States
Eyler
Ekum
Davy
Schindler
Alderman Galli
Public Property Committee
6Th Avenue
10Th Street
7Th Avenue
15Th Avenue
23Rd
24Th Street
20Th Street
13Th
14Th Avenue
21St Street
12Th Avenue
30Th Avenue
10 Street
9Th Street
25Th Avenue
12Th Street
9Th Avenue
11Th Avenue
Tiger and Calhoun settle for a draw in New York bout
Nigerian Dick Tiger and Rory Calhoun fought to a draw at Madison Square Garden with referee scorecards split and AP tally 5-5. Tiger claimed victory on the official AP cards by a narrow margin, while both fighters believed they won.
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New York
Dick Tiger
Rory Calhoun
Syracuse
N.Y
Calhoun
Madison Square Garden
Mark Conn
Bill Recht
Tiger
Bill Forst
Frank Bachman
England
Conn
America
Theta
Teddy Brenner
White Plains
N. Y
Social notes from Orangeville and area visitors
Mrs Glen E Bolender hosts and visits abound as relatives and friends travel from Chicago to Freeport Cedarville and Bea ver Dam for Memorial Day picnics and funerals. Howard Wold completes junior year at Bradley University in Peoria as kin journey to Deer River Minn and Lac Du Flambeau.
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Joe Bowen
Chicago
Ida Mae VanMatre
Howard Wold
Dionis
Peoria
Kermit Wold
Leona Lausch
Cedarville
Howard
Bradley
Mmes
Alma Reuber
Vera Heck
Glen Bolender
Deer River
Minn
Milford Bo
Freeport
Leo Heitz
Plains
Mont
Frank Schramm
McConnell
H. E. Sweetwood
Harry Swartz
Monroe
Ray Sweetwood
North
Gordon Tempo
Keefe Dies. Former Senators Center Fielder
Former Washington Senators center fielder Andrew J. Keefe died Thursday at age 70. Services will be held Monday in Cleveland. Keefe played for the Senators before World War I.
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Keefe
Cleveland
Andrew J. Keefe
Washington Senators
Andy Keefe
Senators
Belleville Seeks Southern's Lead in Home Talent Clash
In the Southern section tomorrow Belleville visits New Glarus as the lead race tightens with New Glarus at 3-1 and Belleville at 3-2. Jack Butts returns for Belleville against Bob Feller of New Glarus with Mt. Horeb also in the chase. Verbal notes include Verona at Fennimore and Hollandale at Mt. Horeb with Fennimore’s Hirsch atop batting at .500 and Belleville’s Brunner among leaders.
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Belleville
New Glarus
Bob Feller
Jack Butts
Mt. Horeb
Verona
Fennimore
Hollandale
Hirsch
Kensel
Monroe
Hoenisch
Sarbacker
Erickson
Bonino
F. Haag
Brunner
Schafer
E. Furrer
R. Haag
Littler Keeps Slim Lead in Eastern Open
Gene Littler, 28, from Singing Hills California, holds a one stroke edge at the halfway point of the Eastern Open Golf Tournament. He stands at 65-67-132 on the Pine Ridge Course, with former frontrunners Ed Oliver 44, Fred Hawkins 35, and Henry Ransom 48 in pursuit.
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Baltimore
Gene Littler
Singing Hills
Calif
Porky) Oliver
Denver
Fred Hawkins
el Paso
Tex
Henry Ransom
St. Andrews
Littler
Pine Ridge
Newcombe Shuts Giants With Three-Hitter For Fourth Straight Win
Don Newcombe of the Reds handcuffed the Giants with a three hit gem, walking two and fanning six to capture his fourth straight victory. Bob Allison starred for the Senators, going 5 for 5 with two homers and four RBIs, but his 7-6 setback to the Tigers spoiled his performance.
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New Newk’s
San Francisco
Giants
Milwaukee
Dodgers
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh
Pirates
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Newcombe
Johnny Antonelli
Willie Kirkland
Reds
Roy McMillan
Antonelli
Johnny Podres
Dale Long
Cubs
Ernie Banks
Chicago
Vern Law
Don Newcombe
Bob Allison
Senators
Tigers
Packers Acquire Lamar McHan From Cardinals
Green Bay obtained quarterback Lamar McHan from Chicago in a trade for an undisclosed draft choice. The veteran, a five year Cardinal, signs for the 1959 season and is a former University of Arkansas star.
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McHan
Green Bay
Lamar McHan
Green Bay Packers
Chicago Cardinals
Cardinals
University of Arkansas
Hannah More Strictures on Female Education
British author Hannah More published Strictures on the Modern System of Female Education in 1799. The work sold over two million copies in its first year and was republished in twenty editions.
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Hannah More
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Jack Rebilette
Jim Lovelace
Dave Trickel
Greg Kittelsen
Bill Mauerman
Union
Baltmore
BY Jimmy Hatlo
Qone
Bruno
The
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Cy Young
Brooklyn
Los Angeles Dodgers
Mabel E. Bauer
Proceedings of Common Council
Health Department
Finance and Taxation Committee
Alderman Elmer
Daniel W. Gerber
August Burgi
G. Fred Galli
Rex N. Eyler Herman L. Schindler
City Hall
Orangeville
Glen E. Bolender
Southern
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