Cards and Darlington Meet Here Tonight
Monroe Cardinals aim for a fourth straight win as they face the Darlington Blue Sox at 8:00 in the Southern State league. Lefty Andrews to start, Bill Moon catching. lineup includes Purcell, Loeffel, Wainwright, Blum with Mason Dwyer and Butts in the outfield.
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Savold Eyes Big Fights After Crown in Europe
Lee Savold, newly crowned world heavyweight champion of Britain and Europe, has lucrative offers to fight Joe Louis, Edward Charles, or Jersey Joe Walcott. Abe Greene says purses of 350000, 175000, and 150000 are possible, with venue in Jersey City likely in September. Woodcock defeated by Savold in four rounds in London, ending Woodcock’s title bid.
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Edgerton Coon Fox Field Trial Sunday at John Willie Farm
A field trial will be held Sunday at the John Willie farm five miles south of Edgerton starting at 10 a m under Wisconsin Bacon and Fox Hunters association sponsorship. Other trials this season are set for Lake Geneva August 27 Jefferson September 10 and Payette September 17 with the tri state meet October 1 at Evansville. R J Antes of Evansville is a resident of the association. J Hauser and Paulus A Roth of Monroe Albert Sommerfeldt Albany and L Webster South Wayne are among the directors.
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Three Great Badgers Graduate in 1950 Class
Wisconsin's top athletes Bob Wilson Don Gehrmann and Don Rehfeldt graduate June 16. Wilson captained and MVP in football and baseball. Gehrmann named mister mile winning 54 of 60. Rehfeldt No 1 Big Ten scorer past two seasons and Wisconsin record holder. Rehfeldt to join Baltimore Bullets. Wilson eyes major league baseball. Gehrmann plans insurance career in Madison.
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Boston Signs Ace Phoenix Schoolboy
The Boston Braves sign 18 year old William Denny of Phoenix Arizona, a touted pitching prospect who outbid 14 clubs. He will join St Louis for workouts under Billy Southworth and Bucky Walters and may join the Braves farm system in Milwaukee Triple A after the session.
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Crews Travel East for Intercollegiate Rowing Meet
California Bears national and Olympic rowing champions head east with Stanford shells in tow to aid orphaned Stanford alumni. They plan to attend the Marietta Ohio intercollegiate regatta after raising 1200 dollars by popular subscription. UC meets Wisconsin on Saturday while exams compress the trip.
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Packers Sign Two Rookies Tonnemaker and Hote
Green Bay announces contracts for two top draft picks Clayton Tonnemaker and Tobin Hote. Tonnemaker, 22, from Minnesota, will play linebacker in the Packers T formation. Hote, a 6'3" Rice Institute passer, is expected to quarterback the backfield in early plans.
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Beloit Names Currier Athletic Director and Coach
Beloit today named Ken Currier former Wisconsin guard as athletic director and head football coach. He succeeds Carl T. Nelson who resigned to take Beloit College head coaching duties after two years as Beloit High School assistant coach.
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State Pin Group Joins World Play
Appleton Wisconsin bowling proprietors association laid tentative plans for participation in the world individual match championships. Each member establishment will hold a tournament to crown a champion. Sectional playoffs will decide Wisconsin entrants for the national meet in Chicago next December. Finalists Connie Schwoegter and Rudy Pagel are automatic qualifiers. George Hahn was named president and Hank Marino vice president. Committee to handle Chicago qualification includes Marino and Guttormsen among others. The 1951 convention will be held in Milwaukee.
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Kenosha
Floyd Guttormsen
Roy Otto
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Jimmy Zimmerman
Clarence Sorensen
de Pere
Mel Schwoegler
Lamboleys Take One In Return Softball Clash
Lamboley Coal and Ice defeated Asche Transfer 15 to 13 in Freeport Monday night to rebound from a 16 to 1 loss the previous day. The game served as a return encounter following Sundays shellacking by the truckers.
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Cubs Nip Brooks With Walk 7-6 at Wrigley Field
Cubs win 7-6 over Brooklyn as Jack Banta walks home the decisive run in the 10th at Wrigley. White Sox beat Red Sox 8-4 in Boston as Gus Zernial homers twice in Ken Holcombe’s support. Indians rout Yankees 16-2. Thomson drives New York with two homers and a triple. Cardinals edge Phillies 5-4 to reclaim NL lead. Torgeson key three-run triple for Boston. Browns come from behind to beat Athletics 6-5.
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Monroe Turners Plan Cleveland Turn Day Trip
Monroe turners both men and women will compete in a midwestern Turn Day at Cleveland Ohio on June 23. The group of about 20 contestants will leave on June 22 by charter bus for the event. About a dozen Monroe men and eight women are expected to compete.
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Rock Grove Forfeits Juda Merchants Game
Rock Grove forfeits the Juda Merchants game after a softball matchup at Twin Grove. Monday night Union Hill beat Rock City Rockets 6 to 5 under lights with Ernest Lehr on the mound for Union Hill and Frank Meinert for Rockets. Rockets had seven hits to Union Hill's eight.
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Wakefield Hits Homer In First Full Oaks Tilt
Wakefield former New York Yankee hit a homer with two aboard in the eighth as Oakland crushed Sacramento 6 to 2. He played his first complete game in left field for the Oaks after a stalled move with Chicago and a prior Yankees sale saga involving Jackie Jensen and Billy Martin.
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Chance for Unknowns Seen in National Open
A National Open at Merion sparks talk of outsiders disrupting the veteran favorites. Gene Sarazen, 48, and other seasoned pros predict a tougher course and a field so strong that an unknown could surge this weekend.
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Margonners Fans II: Margoneri Dominates in 12-3 Win
Oshkosh stayed atop the Wisconsin state league as Joe Margoneri fanned 14 Green Bay batters in a 12-3 victory. Janesville beat Wisconsin Rapids, Appleton defeated Fond du Lac 9-5, and Wausau fell 9-4 to Runnerup Janesville.
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Population gain in Waukesha county districts this year
Waukesha county lists a population rise from 62,744 in 1940 to 85,076 this year as reported by the district census office. Mukwonago, Eagle, and Big Bend villages show notable increases ranging from 298 to 1,203 residents. Shrimp exports from the Gulf of Mexico to Hawaii and Asia rise, with Mukwonago, Eagle, and Big Bend affected.
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Baseball Standings and Schedule From AP Wire
National League standings and results show Brooklyn leading with 24 wins, St Louis and Philadelphia mid pack, Boston and Chicago trailing. American League results include Cleveland pounding New York, Detroit beating Washington, and Milwaukee swept by Minneapolis. Notable notes mention track trial times and minor league scores along with a French truffle remark.
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Parsons Enters 100 Mile Auto Race at Milwaukee
A fast field led by the Indianapolis Memorial Day winner enters the 100 mile auto race at State Fair Park in Milwaukee Sunday. Thirteen drivers from the 500 mile event on the Hoosier track will compete here, including Cecil Green, Walt Faulkner, George Connor, Paul Russo, Pat Flaherty, Myron Fohr, Walt Brown, Mack Hellings, Trevy Ruttman, Jimmy Davies, and Du- unidentified among others.
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