Pet Milk and Kiwanis Roll To Big Wins
Pet Milk beat Oaktron 11-0 behind Kenny Rutsch no hitter and third straight shutout as Dick Muenich went 3-3 with a double and homer. Kiwanis defeated Juda FFA 12-0 led by Don Donaway 3-3 and Larry Blaser with a long homer helping Brodhead Merchants later schedule notes.
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John Prien
Pet Milk
Kiwanis
Pet
Oaktron
Kenny Rutsch
Rutsch
Ken Smith
Don Donaway
Larry Blaser
Smith
Juda
Hilliard
Wunschel
Kaderly
Brodhead Merchants
First National Ymca
Chicken Pats
Baseball standings and results from major leagues
The American League and National League tables show Baltimore leading with a 29 17 record and Cleveland at 24 17, plus Chicago New York and Kansas City in pursuit. Tuesday results include Baltimore beating Washington 6 1 and St Louis defeating Philadelphia 5 2. Thirty one states will require boat numbers under the Federal Boating Act of 1958, with Coast Guard numbering after April 1 1960 for boats over 10 horsepower.
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Baltimore
Cleveland
Chicago
New York
Eas
Kansas City
Washington
Chupbiheng
Detroit
Boston
Los Angeles
Pealedelphie
Twinight
Pittsburgh
San Fran
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Philadelphia
San Francisco
U.S. Coast Guard
United States
Regents Increase Coaches Salaries at Wisconsin
Regents informal approval lifts Milt Bruhn to 15500 and boosts other football and basketball assistants. Assistant coaches Jacoby Teteak and crew coach Sonja gain, track coach Walter set at 9600, Mansfield baseball earns 11150, boxing coach Woodwar proposed at 7950 as boxing remains on the program.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Milt Bruhn
University
Bruhn
Fred Marsh
Paul Shaw
Clark van Galder
Laverne van Dyke
John Erickson
Ron Nord
John Orr
Charles Walter
Art Mansfield
Norman Sonja
Vern Woodwar
NASCAR Midwest debuts 100 lap champ ionship at Rockford
Rockford Speedway hosts the first 100 lap championship for late model stock cars in the NASCAR Midwest circuit tomorrow night. Track president Stan Ralston announced a full program with time trials, a trophy dash, and three heat races. About 40 NASCAR stars are set to race, including seven from the Daytona 500 field.
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Rockford Speedway
Stan Ralston
Nascar
Daytona Beach
Ralston
Nine Centers Activate as 328 Golfers Seek Open Berth
The Associated Press reports 328 players across nine centers vie for the 91 remaining spots in next week’s National Open at Cherry Hills. At Winged Foot 81 competed for 21 berths with Don Bies triumphing in Seattle, and qualifiers included Jim Turnesa and Wes Ellis. Tests today follow in San Francisco, Chicago, Detroit, Washington, Atlanta, St. Louis, Fort Worth and Rochester.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma City
Seattle
Denver
Cincinnati
Mamaroneck
N. Y
Cherry Hills Country
Englewood
Colo
Charlie Coe
Jack Burke
Art Wall Jr
Lionel
Jay Hebert
George Bayer
Doug Sanders
Bob Goalby
Paul Harney
al Beeselink
Mason Rudolph
Bill Collins
Tom Neiporte
Don Fairfield
Gene Sarazen
Tony Manero
Winged Foot
Sarazen
Manero
Don Bies
Robert Gardner
White Plains
Gordon Waldespuhl
Dayton
Ohio
Johnny Bulla
Phoenix
Ariz
Jim Turnesa
Wes Ellis
Stan Moses
al Mengert
Shelley Mayfield
Henry Williams
San Francisco
Chicago
Detroit
Washington
Atlanta
St. Louis
Fort Worth
Rochester
Belmont Stakes narrow race predicted by jockey
New York jockey Bob Ussery predicts a two horse finish in the Belmont Stakes with Bally Ache likely to win over Tom Ion. Ussery trains and rides Bally Ache and believes a Belmont victory would clinch the three-year-old crown after a 1 46 mile workout.
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New York
Bobby Ussery
Bally Ache
Tomion
Ussery
Bobby
Belmont
Yesterday's Stars Pitching and Hitting Dominate
Larry Jackson of the Cardinals earned a 5-2 win by blanking the Phillies on four hits over eight innings with nine strikeouts and no walks. Jim Gentile of the Orioles drove in three runs with a double and a homer in a 6-1 victory over the Senators.
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Larry Jackson
Cardinals
Phils
Jim Gentile
Orioles
Senators
Berlin airlift cargoes reach 2.3 million tons in 1948 49
The Berlin airlift moved 2,325,000 tons of supplies to two million residents cut off by the Soviet blockade, demonstrating Western relief efforts during the 1948 49 crisis.
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Berlin
Gentile Homers As Orioles Top Senators In June Standings
Orioles win 6-1 behind Chuck Estrada six-hitter with Jim Gentile driving in three runs and collecting his seventh homer of the season. The victory keeps Baltimore two games ahead of Cleveland as Chicago and St Louis win elsewhere.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Orioles
Jim Gentile
Batte
Gentile
Birds
Brooklyn
Chuck Estrada
Washington
Cleveland Indians
Chicago
White Sox
New York Yankees
St. Louis
Philadelphia Phillies
Larry Jackson
Dodgetts
St. Paul
Senators
Jim Kaat
Bill Fischer
Estrada
Yankees
Whitey Ford
Luis Aparicio
Gil McDougald
Sherm Lollar
Gerry Staley
Billy Pierce
Roger Maris
Dick Donovan
Cardinals
Cincinnati
Chris Short
Ken Boyer
Hal Smith
Curt Flood
Golf Entry Opens at Bemidji NAIA Championships
Bemidji Minnesota hosts a field near 150 college golfers for the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics championships, opening today with teams and players from multiple colleges competing for early round honors.
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Bemidji, Minn
Satchel Paige Eyes Relief Role With Milwaukee Braves
Kansas City’s Satchel Paige, a veteran pitcher in his early fifties, says the Braves could use him as a reliever to back up aging starters like Warren Spahn. He claims his fastball is hotter than last year and cites a barnstorming tour as sharpening his edge.
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Kansas City
Leroy
Satchel) Paige
Milwaukee Braves
Paige
Ol’ Satch
Milwaukee
Braves
Warren Spahn
Boxer Pacheco On Critical List
New York pro lightweight Tommy Pacheco, 20, was in critical condition after a knockout loss to Benny Gordon in a 10 round bout at St. Nicholas Arena. He had brain surgery at Roosevelt Hospital and remained not good post operatively. The fight was the 13th of his career and followed a close bout with few earlier knockdowns.
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New York
Tommy Pacheco
St. Nicholas Arena
Pacheco
Roosevelt Hospital
Benny Gordon
Gordon
Harold Valan
Monroe Bowlers Win Top Prizes in Area Minor Doubles
In Madison area bowling tourney final standings Monroe bowler L Retzlaff and K Brandenberg captured first place in minor doubles earning top money of 200 dollars plus 5 dollars for a second high game. New Glarus pair E Erickson and H Glaeden were second in minor doubles with 105 dollars. Other prize recipients across minor doubles minor events and junior divisions are listed with amounts and club names including W Balke Wirtz Brandenberg Miller and D Lafferty among others.
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Monroe
Wisconsin State Bowling Association
L. Retzlaff
K. Brandenberg
Alfred H. Henning
Board of Directors
Madison
Retzlaff
Brandenberg
Glarus
E. Erickson
H. Glaeden
R. Mueller
B. Bacon
W. Kemper
R. Greenwald
R. Wuetrick
W. Zuhike
R. Hawley
F. Wirtz
D. Lafferty
F. Huber
Wally’s
Kent
Culligan
Huber Brewery
W. Balke
P. Stevens
W. Miller
W. Tschanz
H. Goecks
P. Lawrence
W. Feldt
E. Larson
J. Patterson
New Glarus Personnel Changes and Local Moves
Mrs. Ronald Foster becomes receptionist in the Hicks and Marty offices replacing Mrs. Erickson. Former Mt. Vernon Tele p hone Co. bookkeeper previously. Doris Schneider Madison spends two weeks with parents and studies at Methodist School of Nursing now affiliating in Chicago for 12 weeks. Robert Webber returns to Larson AFB Washington after weeks of leave with his parents in New Glarus.
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Ronald Foster
Mrs. Clift Webber
Rent that room through Classified ads in The Monroe Evening Times
A brief notice invites readers to rent a room via the Monroe Evening Times classifieds. It highlights affordable lodging options and directs interested parties to place inquiries or contact the publisher for details.
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Monroe Evening Times
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