Golf Play Day At Club Sunday At Monroe Country Club
James Forbes, pro at Monroe Country Club, announced the summer schedule starting with Mixed Play Day this Sunday. Men handicap pairings are posted with three flights, first round due June 17, second round June 28.
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Monroe Country Club
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Green County Shrine Club
Blackhawk Club
Madison
Wisconsin
Gerhard P. Steensrud
H. L. Fenton
Paul Neubauer
Ned Walker
Gerald Swiggum
Leonard Nelson
Thomas Kerr
Robert Chinnock
William Jenatsch
Nathan Goetz
William Amstutz
Archie Myers
William Tschanz
Tom Lovelace
Don Lovelace
Second All Star Game Studied by Presidents
New York details of the second major league All Star baseball game this year will be worked out today when Warren Giles and Joe Cronin meet with Commissioner Ford C Frick. The game, to be played Aug. 3 in the Los Angeles Coliseum, was approved unanimously Monday at a meeting with Frick attended by pension committee members and major league player representatives.
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New York
Warren Giles
Joe Cronin
Ford C. Frick
Los Angeles Coliseum
Frick
Pension Committee
Detroit Tigers Claim Fourth Place With 6-3 Win
The Detroit Tigers moved into fourth in the American League by beating Boston 6-3, their fourth straight win. They are over .500 for the first time this season and have won 12 of 15, breaking a fourth-place deadlock with Kansas City and narrowing the gap to Cleveland.
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Boston
Kansas City
Tigers
Cleveland
Indians
Baseball standings and results in the American and National Leagues
The AMERICAN LEAGUE table shows Chicago leading with 29 wins and 23 losses, followed by Baltimore and Cleveland in pursuit. Monday results include Detroit defeating Boston 6 to 3. In the NATIONAL LEAGUE Milwaukee leads at 32-20, with Senor at 30-28 and Los Angeles 28-26. Monday games saw Milwaukee topping Chicago 9-5 and Pittsburgh outscoring San Francisco 12-9 in 11 innings.
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Kansas City
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Senfren
Coens Bo Css
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Francisco
San Francisco
A Francisco
Elroy Face
San Francisco Giants
Harry Bright
Bucs
Chicago Cubs
Orioles Hang Tough Despite Sluggish Hitting Start
The Baltimore Orioles sit one game behind the Chicago White Sox for second place in the league as hitting woes persist. Gene Woodling Willie Tasby and Gus Triandos pace the offense with strong averages and RBIs while Hoyt Wilhelm dominates on the mound with three shutouts and an era under one.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Orioles
Billy O'Dell
Jack Harshman
Arnold Portocarrero
Bob Nieman
Orioles
Chicago White Sox
Gene Woodling
Willie Tasby
Gus Triandos
Woodling
Tasby
Triandos
Gus
Hoyt Wilhelm
Paul Richards
Giants Return Speake To Phoenix In PCL Shuffle
Pittsburgh reports that the San Francisco Giants sent out fielder Bob Speake back to Phoenix of the Pacific Coast League for the second time this season after initially recalling him from the minor league club in May.
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San Francisco Giants
Bob Speake
Phoenix
Speake
Giants
Unsung Hero Don McMahon Shines for Braves in Relief Roles
Milwaukee right-hander Don McMahon, a top relief specialist on the first-place Braves, has appeared 17 times in 52 games, delivering a 1.85 ERA over 24 1/3 innings. Manager Fred Haney praises his reliability as Elroy Face boosts Pirates, while Chicago Cubs falter against Burdette.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee Braves
Don McMahon
Warren Spahn
Lew Burdette
Hank Aaron
Eddie Mathews
McMahon
Yeoman
Fred Haney
Population facing water shortage afflicts one quarter
Frank Doggett, a North Carolina soil conservationist, says about one fourth of the U S population suffers from water shortage or poor water quality today.
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U. S
Frank Doggett
North Carolina
Soil Conservationist
Monroe Junior Legion Opens 20-Game Season Tomorrow
The Monroe Junior Legion team starts its 20 game schedule tomorrow at 8 p.m. against Edgerton at Recreation Park in the Western division. Beloit, last season’s champion with a 19-1 record, opens at Janesville tomorrow night.
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Monroe Junior Legion
Edgerton
Recreation Park
Monroe
Beloit
Janesville
Bahr Arranges Scout Trip to Wisconsin At Tomahawk
Richard H. Bahr with helpers leads 10 Boy Scout Troop 113 boys on a week long trip to northern Wisconsin. They depart Monroe Thursday and return June 17 staying at Mrs. Richard W. Bahr’s cottages near Tomahawk for camping and activities. They may visit the Northern Aire at Three Lakes on Monday.
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Robert Goecks
Robert Aeschlimann
Marco Bregenzer
Boy Scout Troop 113
Wisconsin
Monroe
Richard W. Bahr
Tomahawk
Carl Marty
Three Lakes
Rick Bahr
Bruce Bartel
Bob Goecks
Roger Brunkow
Bob Jones
Ron Wilde
Fredric Rosa
David Stauffacher
Phil Benkert
Steve Grundahl
Bartel
Bernard Bartel
Milwaukee Area
Rev
Oak Creek
Immanuel Church
Baked Ham Blamed For Illness At Thorp
Thirty guests were hospitalized and fifty others suffered stomach pains after a church dinner in Thorp. Health officials linked illness to baked ham served by St. Bernard's Roman Catholic Church Christian Mothers Society during a Sunday meal honoring Rev. Xavier Reichert. In Stanley 28 remained hospitalized and one more in Chippewa Falls and Neillsville each.
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Stanley
Chippewa Falls
Neilsville
Xavier Reichert
St. Bernard’s
Roman Catholic Church Christian Mothers Society
Past Manager Finds Umpiring Too Rough Plans To Guide Again
E. G. Rea of Oklahoma City says he will quit umpiring and return to guiding Little League teams after a rough game incident. He report ed a broken nose two black eyes chipped teeth and a facial cut from a postgame attack by John H. Dial, manager of the losing side, and filed an assault charge.
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Oklahoma City
E. G. Rea
Rea
Oklahoma
Ryland Keys
John H. Dial
Dial
Sgt Boss Assigned To Duty in Germany
Sgt Ralph Boss, stationed previously in Burlington Vermont, will serve three years in Wiesbaden Germany. He travels with his wife and three children Carl Carolyn and Laura Jo to visit relatives in Monroe Rockford and Minneapolis. After leave the family will stay in Montreal Canada before joining him in Germany.
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Ralph Boss
Wiesbaden
Germany
Carl
Carolyn
Laura Jo
Burlington, Vt
John Ross
Monroe
Rockford
Minneapolis
Montreal
Canada
Braves rally as Burdette drives in four in 9-5 win over Cubs
Yesterday's Stars Hitting Lew Burdette, Braves lanky right-hander won his own game with two doubles and a pair of singles in four at bats driving in four runs in a 9-5 victory over the Cubs. Pitching Jim Bunning Ti
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Lew Burdette
Braves
Cubs
Jim Bunning
Pitcher Dominates as Team Edges Red Sox 6-3
The pitcher allowed six hits and a three-run fifth inning to earn a 6-3 victory over the Red Sox. He walked one and struck out seven.
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Gers
Red Sox
Beavertown Graduate Signed by Milwaukee Braves Farm Club
Eighteen year old Kenneth Wagner of Beavertown Pa was signed to a 1959 contract with Yakima Washington based Milwaukee Braves farm club in the Northwest League. Wagner, a recent high school graduate, stands six feet tall weight 185 pounds and bats and throws right handed.
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Milwaukee
Kenneth Wagner
Beavertown
Yakima
Wash
Milwaukee Braves
Wagner
Tuna in the Mediterranean Reach Giant Size
A report notes Mediterranean tunas growing to ten feet in length and as heavy as one thousand pounds, highlighting remarkable size records for the species.
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Mediterranean
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