Braves Meet Giants Tonight in crucial NL showdown
Milwaukee Braves visit the New York Giants at the Polo Grounds for a three game series starting tonight at 6 p.m. Central, seeking third place. Chet Nichols opposes Johnny Antonelli as Eddie Mathews and George Crowe powered a 5-2 win over Philadelphia, while Mathews homered twice in the five game set.
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Baseball scoreboard and league standings with results
The page shows American and National League standings with wins losses and percentages. It lists tonight’s and Monday results including postponed games and upcoming schedule details alongside a note: Eye experts estimate about 1 percent of people have crossed eyes.
Brewers To Play New Glarus Team
Fred Huber announces the Hu ber Brewers lineup for tomorrow night at Recreation Park against New Glarus. New Glarus owns a 4-1 Home Talent League mark. game time is 8 p m. Huber lists Moon behind the plate. Wainwright Jordan Fahs on the mound. Jackson at first. Vogler second. Dwyer or Wainwright short. Loeffel third. Theiler Norder Melville in the outfield. Eddie Jordan is absent on honeymoon.
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Shullsburg
Ernie Vogler
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Jerry Dwyer
Harvey Loeffel
Tom Theiler
Kenny Norder
Herb Melville
Eddie Jordan
Brewers
Tomorow
Merentino Stops Smallwood in New York Fight
Rafael Merentino defeats Hardy Smallwood by stoppage in New York. Alec Brown earns a decision over Coley Wallace in Brockton, Massachusetts, with Brown listing Paoli as his corner.
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Rafael Merentino
Argentina
Hardy Smallwood
Brooklyn
Brockton
Mass
Alec Brown
Paoli
Coley Wallace
Cubs and White Sox lose ground while idle
Both Chicago clubs did not play Monday and thus slipped in the standings. The Cubs fell eight games behind Brooklyn as the Dodgers beat St. Louis 5-4, while the White Sox dropped five behind New York after the Yankees defeated Detroit. Virgil Trucks vs Oriole Palica and Warren Hacker vs Max Surkont are slated for upcoming starts as Pittsburgh hosts.
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Warren Hacker
Pirates
Max Surkont
Amazing bargains in The Times classified
Daily classified section highlights bargain listings and special offers from The Times. Readers can find affordable items across categories with updated prices and brief descriptions.
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Wisconsin Voters Endorse Spike Horn Deer Season
Madison Wisconsin forecast shows the Wisconsin Conservation Congress backing a nine day spike horn rifle deer season for next year from November 19 to 27. The plan, approved by 71 member body, emphasizes three inch spike horns and reflects broader season proposals including waterfowl upland bird grouse and other wildlife regulations. The recommendations will be sent to the U S Fish and Wildlife Service and the state Conservation Commission for final action. The congress also approved other hunting seasons and a plan to raise the resident fishing license fee from one to two dollars.
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State Conservation Group Elects Lynch Chairman
John R. Lynch of Gordon Douglas County was elected chairman of the executive council of the 20th Wisconsin State Conservation Group. Larry C. Whiffen Milwaukee was named vice chairman and Ed J. Morse Lancaster was secretary-treasurer. Other council members were re-elected.
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Truman Stone
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Freeport H S names ex Wisconsin guard Knauff as coach
Freeport high school promotes Don Knauff former Wisconsin state guard to head football coach after serving as assistant since 1951. In Kenosha Racine golfer Chris Kappas makes two notable holes in one and eagle on the same trip. Harry Agganis of Boston Red Sox sidelined by virus pneumonia for a second time this month. Michael Joseph Kelley, 79, longtime baseball figure, dies in Minneapolis.
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Harry Agganis
Boston Red Sox
Minneapolis
Michael Joseph
Mike) Kelley
55 day duck season voted by state group
The Wisconsin Conservation Congress voted 38 to 33 for a 55 day duck hunting season opening Oct 15. The vote is a recommendation to the Conservation Commission and to the National Wildlife Service, which set the actual date and length of the migratory fowl season.
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Wisconsin Conservation Congress
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Monroe golfers fail to place in Milwaukee three am tourney
Four Monroe players led by James Forbes from Monroe Country Club did not win prize money at the Merrill Hills course event in Milwaukee yesterday. Forbes posted 74 while amateur partners Goecks 68 Becker 67 Myers 70 and pro Milward of Milwaukee posted the low score 67.
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Myers
Jim Milward
Projected 1951 U.S. mortality trends for newborns
The article notes that roughly one eighth of babies born in the United States in 1951 are expected to die before reaching age 50, assuming no advancements in medical care and barring a major nationwide disaster.
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Budd Riffle Wins Cochran Ranch Club Golf Title
Harold W. Budd Riffle, advertising manager for the Date Palm in Indio California, won the Third Annual Cochran Ranch Club golf championship at Indio by defeating Paul Blocher G up in 36 holes. He tied the course record with a 30 and beat Russ Roggero 5 and 4 John Gutierrez 6 and 5 and Clint Roubison with a sub par 69 and 31 on the back nine.
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Budd) Riffle
Cochran Ranch Club
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John Gutierrez
Clint Roubison
Milwaukee Braves Top Phillies 5-2 Behind Buhl
Bob Buhl held the Phillies to two hits over eight innings as Milwaukee beat Philadelphia 5-2. Eddie Robinson drove in two runs with two homers as the Yankees edged Detroit 7-5. Hawaii produced 1 077 347 tons of sugar in 1954, 21 969 tons less than the 1954 record.
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Eddie Robinson
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