Giants Hammer Braves In Milwaukee Victory
The New York Giants defeated Milwaukee 72 as Willie Mays and Bill White led the attack. White homered and Mays hit his fifth of the season, while the Braves squandered chances leaving bases loaded and stranding runners. Ridzik earned the win for New York, with Crone charged for the loss on a night Milwaukee used multiple pitchers.
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Milwaukee
New York Giants
Braves
Giants
Lew Burdette
Johnny Antonelli
Thomson
Andy Pafko
Bill Bruton
Wes Covington
Danny O’connell
Jack
Steve Ridbik
White
Johnny Logan
Joe Adcock
Worthington
New York
Whitey Lockman
al Dark
Adcock
Lou Sleater
Crone
Don Mueller
Lockman
Logan
May Roller
Hank Aaron
Brufoo'gheaile
Siso Fin Iington
Ridzik
Littler Leads Round Robin in Tight Margin Tourney
Gene Littler paces a Round Robin golf tournament with a healthy margin as he leads the event. The top rounds total around 8,990 dollars, while Littler remains ahead in early scoring with comparable points to rivals.
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Gene Littler
Littler
Charny Piet
Ford
Gene
22 Top Drivers Race Tomorrow at Milwaukee Test
MILWAUKEE Not less than 25 of the 33 starters in the Memorial Day 500 mile race at Indianapolis, including winner Pat Flaherty, are entered in Sunday's 100 mile test for big cars paying about 5000 to the winner. A field of 22 will go to the pole at State Fair Park. Flaherty of Chicago will drive his 500 car as seven of the top ten Indianapolis finishers join the field. Also entered are Bob Sweikert Don Freeland Johnny Parsons Jimmy Bryan and Troy Ruttman. Tony Bettenhausen and Jimmy Dagwell will miss due to injuries.
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Indianapolis
Pat Flaherty
State Fair Park
Flaherty
Chicago
Bob Sweikert
Don Freeland
Inglewood
Calif
Johnny Parsons
van Nuys
Jimmy Bryan
Troy Ruttman
Tony Betten
Trophy Dinner Tomorrow Night at Monroe Country Club
Last year's top golfers will receive engraved trophies at the annual trophy dinner at Monroe Country Club. Dinner starts 6 30 p m with presentations, then a card party at 8 p m featuring euchre and bridge. A lunch follows. Recipients include Anthony Kuban Clayton Olson Henrietta Wurtzel Charles Mathia Matt Perry J Power Eddie Goecks and Robert Ninneman for golf action in 195.
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Monroe Country Club
Anthony Kuban
Clayton Olson
Henrietta Wurtzel
Charles Mathia
Matt
Perry J. Power
Eddie Goecks
Robert Ninneman
Nation's Golf Fans Compete for Medals
The report notes intense competition among golf enthusiasts for medals as events unfold. It highlights the participation of prominent clubs and players, with emphasis on women's Piola Gs and key competitors.
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Deuett
Foy Croehet
Tax Auditories in Freak Accident for wean windows were closed
Simpson apparently suffocated from the fumes. The body was found by a boy going to work in a farm field yesterday.
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Simpson
Patterson Hurt in Fight Casts Doom on September Title Bout
The Patterson Moore heavyweight title match planned for September hinges on Patterson's broken right hand. Doctors say a fracture to the fourth carpal bone could sideline the Brooklyn prodigy for six weeks to three months, threatening the outdoor Yankee Stadium showdown though there is hope for quicker healing.
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Murray Rose
New York
Floyd Patterson
Archie Moore
Patterson
Brooklyn
Yankee Stadium
Patterson Wins Split Decision Over Jackson in 12 to Retain Title
In a thrilling 12 round bout Floyd Patterson barely defeats Hurricane Tommy Jackson by a split decision before 11,255 fans. Patterson lands a late flurry in the 12th that wobbles Jackson, securing his 17th straight win and 30th in 31 fights while maintaining his title shot prospects.
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Patterson
Tommy Jackson
Virtuall
Ai Moore
Floyd
Jerkson
Alexander Schiff
Jackson
Browntown News Briefs from Mrs Crago Column
Browntown social notes covering visits by Mr and Mrs Oney Leiby and sons from Boise Idaho to Dave Werren and Oscar Wells. Eleanor Wallace of Monroe becomes Mrs Leiby. Monroe residents Edwin Dallman and Helen McGuire call on Noel B Chapin. Gerald Swiggum and daughter Jane visit Monroe. Brenners from Stevens Point visit the Werens. Anna Nybroten from Monroe visits the Oscar Nybroten family. Crago and Crago attend South Wayne Rebekah lodge meeting Thursday.
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Oney Leiby
Boise
Ida
Dave Werren
Oscar Wells
Leiby
Eleanor Wallace
Monroe
Edwin Dallman
Helen McGuire
Noel B. Chapin
Gerald Swiggum
Jane
John Brenner
Stevens Point
Dave Werrens
Anna Nybroten
Oscar Nybroten
C. L. Crago
Rebekah Lodge
South Wayne
Jefferson Center Tops Brodhead in Monroe Softball League
Jefferson Center remained undefeated at 2-0 after beating Brodhead Merchants 7-3 with William Harwood pitching until the fifth and John Krattiger finishing. The nightcap saw Helland-Hein take a 24 lead on errors and singles, as Dale Davis fired a two hitter for Simmons, while Harold Hafen scored on a fielders choice. The standings list Jefferson Center tied atop the league with Gemplers at 2-0 with Northwestern and Brodhead at 1-1 and Phillips-Smith at 0-2. next action features the first girls softball game and a 9 p.m. Jefferson Center bout.
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Jefferson Center
Monroe
Helland- Hein
Jefferson
Brodhead Merchants
Helland-Hein
Simmons
William Harwood
John Krattiger
Harwood
Krattiger
Gil Rockey
Laverne Riese
Tom Newcomer
Bruce Timm
Brodhead
Newcomer
Timm
Merchants
Carlyle Erickson
Nathan Bechtelt
Loren Elmer
Davis
Dale Davis
Harold Hafen
Gemplers
Northwestern
Phillips- Smith
Phillips-Smith
Four Lakes Council Receives New 214 Acre Camp Site
Four Lakes Boy Scout Council will gain a 214 acre camp on Castle Rock Lake near Madison as a gift from Wisconsin River Power Co. President William Thiele announced the deed will be presented in a ceremony on June 22. The Four Lakes Council covers Dane, Iowa, Richland, Sauk and Columbia Counties and parts of Adams and Jefferson, with 6,351 scouts and 2,071 volunteer adults. Their current 40 acre Green Lake camp near Markesan is too small.
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Aemarmnees
Four Lakes
Green Lake
Markesan
Defense spending outlook over 15 years tops half a trillion
The article projects defense outlays from 1951 to 1985 could exceed 528 billion dollars, excluding nuclear weapons. It notes annual rates near 35 billion and cites increases in weapon costs and complexity since World War II, with Korea era involvement and no inclusion of foreign aid or public works.
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Elton C. Fay
Washington
Defense Department
Atomic Energy Commission
Ion Has
Pirates' Bob Friend Tops 10 Wins With 2-0 Shutout
Bob Friend became the first 10 game winner this season for the Pirates, allowing six hits and striking out nine while extending his scoreless innings streak against the Cardinals to 20 in a 2.0 victory. Chico Carrasquel and Al Rosen of the Indians drove in three runs each as Rosen hit a homer in a 9-0 win over the Yankees. In 1954 U S steelmakers used over 521000 tons of metallic manganese, most imported.
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Bob Friend
Pirates
Cardinals
Chico Carrasquel
al Rosen
Indians
Rosen
Yankees
Cheddar and Butter Markets Steady Across Wisconsin
Wisconsin dairy markets held steady this week as the state Department of Agriculture reported little change from the prior week. Premiums for curing quality daisies remained, demand was fair to good, with single daisies in best demand at Wisconsin points and liberal longhorns offerings largely neglected. butter prices stayed unchanged across terminal markets.
Brodhead News Highlights Local Students and Visitors
Miss Marjorie Blackford and Mrs Lela Fisher will leave Tuesday for Boulder Colorado to attend summer school at the University of Colorado. Miss Claire Pierce returns home after completing her sophomore year at Barry College in Miami. William Arnsmeier of Davis visits George Meier. Miss Lois Lampa RN of Wisconsin General Hospital Madison spends time with Harold Schultz. Miss Blanche Springsted, Lake Mills teacher, is home for the summer. Mrs D L Schultz is a patient at Wisconsin General Hospital Madison. Mr and Mrs George Salladay visit Mrs George Peckham at Albany. Egyptian war chariots charged through Gaza 15 centuries before Christ says the National Geographic Society.
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Marjorie Blackford
Lela Fisher
Boulder
Colo
University of Colorado
Claire Pierce
Barry College
Miami
Fla
Dwight Pierce
William Arnsmeier
Davis
George Meier
Lois Lampa
Wisconsin General ‘Hospital
Madison
Harold Schultz
Blanche Springsted
Lake Mills
D. L. Schultz
Wisconsin General Hospital
George Salladay
George Peckham
Albany
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