Braves Draw Record Crowd in Dodger Victory
The Dodgers beat the Braves 12-4 to extend their winning streak to five. The Milwaukee series drew a NL record 171,326 fans, while 27 home dates at the Coliseum attracted 810,151 attendees, far above last year’s pace.
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Baseball Standings and Results Across Leagues
American League standings show New York at .532, Cleveland and Washington near .470s, with Baltimore and Kansas City in the low .400s. Monday games feature Detroit at Boston and Cleveland at Baltimore among others. Boston beat Chicago 6-4 in 10 innings in a doubleheader finish. National League leaders San Francisco and Milwaukee amid mixed results. Monday slate includes Cincinnati at San Francisco and later Los Angeles at Milwaukee. Amazing bargains in The Times classified, check them daily.
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State Liners Baseball Opens Night After Schedule Changes
The Monroe State Line American Legion Junior League aims to open Monday at 8 p.m. in Recreation Park against Brodhead, replacing the Minor Softball League game. Previously announced Pet Milk versus FFA and YMCA versus St John’s were postponed. The milestone first game features returning Legion novice tourney players such as John Holdrich and Bill Hefty, with new Monroe and Monticello players joining. Monroe schedules 20 games, ten at home, ten away. State Liners face Western section foes twice and Eastern section foes once each.
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Rain Delays Brewers Milton Baseball Game
The Brewers were edged by Milton 2 1 in the third inning when a rain delay stopped play. Milton led 2 1 at the time. The game will be made up on a date to be announced. The Brewers visit Beloit Boosters Wednesday at 8 at Recreation Park. Beloit Boosters are 5 0 in the State Line League after a 5 0 win over Ashipbun. Beloit pitcher Frank Carrol is noted as a tough opponent.
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Braves slump blamed on injuries and weak hitting
Milwaukee manager Fred Haney blamed a prolonged slump on injuries and weak hitting after a 12-4 loss to the Dodgers. Red Schoendienst, Wes Covington, and Bob Buhl were sidelined, with Covington racing a knee injury and Buhl unavailable, while others like Covington used a cane and a taped knee. Haney hopes Schoendienst returns for the Cubs series in Chicago.
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Schools Finish Sports Program for Local Children
Ronald D. Johnson city recreation director said the summer program for grade school kickball and softball ended with 21 teams across five leagues. Participants came from all elementary and parochial schools. emphasis was on participation over winning with final standings listed by grade and team.
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Copper Mining Museum at Roros Norway Opens
A copper mining museum stands in the mountain village of Roros in Norway, highlighting the region’s historic ore extraction and local heritage.
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Scratch Single Spoils Drabowsky's No-hit Try
Moe Drabowsky, 22, loses a potential no-hitter as the Cubs beat the Pirates 4 to 0. Ted Kluszewski collects Pittsburgh's only hit on a second inning roller. an infield shift on the left handed slugger may have started the play.
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Boston Starts Showing Power
The Red Sox swept a Chicago doubleheader 6-5 and 4-1 as Jackie Jensen hit two homers in game one and Jim Piersall plus Gene Stephens added two run shots. Boston moved within eight games of first as they emerge as comeback specialists.
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Russians See New York Baseball In Stengel Tour
Four Moscow engineers visiting for a scientific exhibit attended a doubleheader at Yankee Stadium. Casey Stengel guided them before the game in broken English with an interpreter, the Russians leaving early after Cleveland beat New York 14 to 1.
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Baseball doubleheader ends with Phillies win in 14th
Yesterday's Stars Batting Harry Anderson of the Phillies hit a two run homer in the 14th to lift his team to a 6-4 victory over St. Louis after earlier gaps. Moe Drabowsky of the Cubs shut out Pittsburgh 4-0 on a one hitter. Ted Kluszewski's brother broke through for the second inning single.
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Moore to Try for KO Record in Sacramento Card
Archie Moore, 41, seeks the all time knockout mark in a non-title 10 rounder against Howard King of Reno Mev Nev. The card also features Tony DeCola versus Pete Schmidt and other 10 rounders at New York and New Orleans venues with multiple televised bouts.
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Brodhead Seeks First Win In Tomorrow Softball Doubleheader
Major league action resumes with Simmons facing Brodhead in the opener and Commercial Bank meeting Helland-Hein in the nightcap. Gemplers top the standings idle. Brodhead seeks its first win while Simmons is 1 1 and Helland Hein 1 2. A sudden death playoff for Commercial Bank and Brodhead is set for June 16 due to an earlier tie.
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Bermuda Supreme Court Judges May Wear Bermuda Shorts
Jurists in Bermuda's Supreme Court may wear Bermuda-length shorts while on duty, while lawyers are required to wear full length trousers.
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Injury May Retire Calumet's Tim Tam
Tim Tam the Calumet Farm Derby and Preakness winner suffered a sesamoid bone fracture in the right front leg at Belmont Park. Trainer Jimmy Jones and owner Mrs. Gene Markey will decide on a possible permanent retirement while Tim Tam rests in his Belmont barn. the colt will be out of racing for months.
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Tennis Pair Tallies Three Points in Meet
Dave Von Moos and Larry Menehan of Monroe scored 3 points at the state WIAA tennis meet in Milwaukee. They defeated Rhinelander in round one before losing to Madison West in the second round.
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