Indians Edge Tigers 5-4 in Ninth Inning Rocker
The Cleveland Indians won 5-4 over Detroit as Bubba Phillips homered in the ninth. Barry Latman earned his fifth win in relief, lifting Cleveland to first in the AL showdown. Latman’s effort backed a late rally after Willie Kirkland’s three-run blast and Rocky Colavito’s earlier double.
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Associated Press
Cleveland Indians
Detroit
Tigers
Bubba Phillips
Detoit
Tribe
Barry Latman
Cleveland
New York
Kansas City A
Washington
Chicago White Sox
Boston
Los Angeles
Angels
Ryne Duren
Phillips
Paul Foytack
Willie Kirkland
Phil Regan
Latman
Rocky Colavito
Bobby Locke
Don Drysdale
Los Angeles Dodgers
Cincinnati
Philadelphia Phillies
Philadelphia
Phils
Dodgers
St. Louis Cardinals
Reds
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Chicago Cubs
Milwaukee
Wally Moon
Frank Sullivan
Don Demeter
Park and Recreation league schedule highlights week
Monday features South Wayne against Swiss Colony at 7:30 and Martin's versus St Clare at 8:30. Tuesday brings Dorman versus Martin's at 7:30 and Monroe Milling against Swiss Colony at 8:30. Wednesday lists SeeBees against Eagles at 7:00 and Monroe Milling against Park and Recreation at 8:00. South Wayne meets Firemen at 9:00. Thursday has Firemen versus Jaycees at 7:30 and Power and Light against St Clare at 8:30. Recreation section shows Monroe FFA versus Judo FFA at 7:30 and Gempler's versus Helland-Hein at 9:00. Tuesday notes Oaktron versus Kiwanis at 7:30 and Commercial versus Rockow's at 9:00. Thursday pits South Wayne versus Zuhike's at 7:30 and First National against Brodhead at 9:00.
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South Wayne
Swiss Colony
Martin’s
St. Clare
Dorman
Monroe Milling
SeeBees
Eagles
Park and Recreation
South
Monroe Ffa
Judo Ffa
Gempler’s
Helland-Hein
Oaktron
Kiwanis
Commercial
Rockow’s
Zuhike’s
First National
Brodhead
Darlington Club Hosts Men’s Invitational and Jam Boree
The Darlington Country Club plans its annual Men’s Invitational on Thursday with an 9:30 am to 2 pm tee time for 18 holes. Contests in pitching driving putting and club throwing will follow at the club one mile west of Darlington on Highway 81. Ozzie Barth is the club pro.
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Darlington Country Club
Darlington
Highway 81
Ozzie Barth
Heimburg to Enroll at Wisconsin After Marinette Title
Ernie Heimburg star center on Marinette High School's undefeated football championship team last season plans to enroll at the University of Wisconsin. Heimburg's move to UW follows his standout performance and leadership on the state champion squad.
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Heimburg
Marinette
Ernie Heimburg
Marinette High School
University of Wisconsin
Paris Hosts More Night Clubs Than New York City
Paris leads in number of night clubs surpassing New York City according to industry counts. The comparison highlights nightlife density in the French capital amid urban entertainment trends.
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Paris
New York City
Fisher
Negro Athletes Boycott Texas Track Meet Over Segregation
The sixth annual Track Meet of Champions drew few records as all 20 Negro entries including two world record breakers withdrew over segregated seating. AAU official Bob Goehrs warned withdrawals risk suspension or fines. notable absentees included John Thomas and Ralph Boston. Meantime Don Bragg set a meet vault record of 15 feet 3 1 4 inches, Earl Young and Cliff Cushman posted records, Dave Styron and Dick Crane claimed multiple titles and marks.
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Houston
Tex
Bob Goehrs
Gulf Coast
AAU
John Thomas
Ralph Boston
Hayes Jones
Anthony Watson
George Keer
Stone Johnson
U.S
Don Bragg
Earl Young
Abilene
Christian
Cliff Cushman
Dave Styron
Southern Illinois
Dick Crane
Baseball Scoreboard Highlights marquee AL and NL results
The American League standings show Cleveland at 35 18 and New York 31 20 near the top with Baltimore at 27 26. Friday results include Washington 10 Chicago 0 plus a 5 1 score for Boston over Los Angeles and New York 8 Kansas City 6.
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New York
Baltimore
Washington
Kansas City
Minnesota
Chicago
Los Angeles
Boston
Detroit
L. Pet
Cincinnati
San Fran
Pittsburgh
Loels
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
St. Louis
San Francisco
Lee
Classified Ad Sells Farm Equipment and Livestock
Local farmer offers extra farm equipment and livestock for cash. Items include plows, tillage gear, bales, and cattle ready for pickup. Prices negotiable, payment by cash or cashier’s check. Contact details provided for inquiries and scheduling viewings.
First Dakota pheasants released in Green County
Green County stocked 300 mature South Dakota pheasants and 500 Wisconsin birds this week to bolster game populations. About 8,000 pheasant eggs were placed at Monroe Chickeries with plans to distribute to cooperators on July 3. The Wisconsin Conservation Commission extended the hunting season by one week from October 21 to November 12.
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South Dakota
Green County
Clarence R. Benkett
Wisconsin
Lafayette
Wisconsin Conservation Department
Green County Conservation League
Paynette
Benkett
Monroe
League
Harold J. Kline
Edward J. Doyle
C. S. Pierce
Wisconsin Conservation Commission
Green
Horicon Marsh
Burnett County
Yesterday's Stars Triumph in Narrow Baseball Showdowns
Yesterday's Stars beat the Indians 5-4 with Bubba Phillips homering in the ninth to seize a 1 percent edge over the Tigers. Dick Donovan pitched 10 innings to blank the White Sox 1-0 in a separate 10 inning win.
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Bubba Phillips
Indians
Tigers
Dick Donovan
Senators
White Sox
Boyd Acquired by Milwaukee Braves in Trade
The Milwaukee Braves announced Friday night they purchased infielder Bob Boyd from the Kansas City Athletics. Boyd, a left handed swinger who hit .317 in 71 games for Baltimore a year ago, joins Milwaukee roster.
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Boyd
Milwaukee
Milwaukee Braves
Bob Boyd
Kansas City Athletics
Baltimore
Moore Set for Early KO Attempt Against Giulio Rinaldi
Archie Moore, at 44, defends his light heavy crown tonight against Italy’s Giulio Rinaldi at Madison Square Garden. Moore aims for a quick stoppage within five rounds, seeks a ninth title defense, and carries a world record 130 knockouts. Rinaldi, 26, earned the shot by defeating Moore in Rome last Oct. 29 but appeared one-dimensional in workouts.
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New York
Archie Moore
Giulio Rinaldi
Italy
Marvel
Anzio
Madison Square Garden
Rinaldi
Archie
Herci Giulio
Moore
Yvon Durelle
Canada
Montreal
Joey Maxim
Maxim
St. Louis
Olympic Sports Palace
Rome
Giulio
Graduation party highlights at Spring Grove and area
Mrs Herbert Mohns hosts Darrell Mohns graduation party as he plans to enter Platteville State College this fall majoring in agriculture. Mr and Mrs Stanley Clark entertain. Leland Jordan attends Menomonie graduation for Lorraine Jordan who will teach junior high there. Carolyn Wendler Madison Allan Taylor Pecatonica visit Fred Kunderts. Leona Heights birthday dinner for Glen Wunschel with Wayne Gempler Emil Goecks and families. Ellsworth Rosheisen and family spend day at Vilas Park Zoo Madison.
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Stanley Clark
Darrell
Platteville State College
Leland Jordan
Menomonie
Lorraine
Stout Institute
Carolyn Wendler
Madison
Allan Taylor
Pecatonica
Fred Kunderts
Leona Heights
Glen Wunschel
Messrs
Mmes
Wayne Gempler
Emil Goecks
Glen Wunschels
Vilas Park Zoo
Community Roster and Local Visits Highlight Weekend
The record notes several family gatherings and visits across towns. Rickey Pinnow and Gary Rosheisen celebrate birthdays with a Pinnow and Rosheisen family picnic while Mrs Delta Pinnow and Marian and Gary Rosheisen attend. Wendell Wunsch travels to South Wayne for a funeral of her brother-in-law Victor Wehinger. Sammy Wendler, a student at Oconomowoc, plans weekend homecoming with his parents Melvin and Mrs. Wendler. Robert Mohns and Jake Gruenewald journey to Leverington Michigan and Leonard Schroeder from Downers Grove visits the Herbert Mohns home. Mrs Fred Kundert plans a week's visit with daughter Mrs Allen Taylor at Pecatonica while Mr Taylor fishes 145 miles north of Fort Williams, Canada. The James Collalti family of Freeport and the William Bing ers of Durand visit Alfred Zweifel. Elvin Busjahn family relocates to Brodhead. Mr and Mrs Lowell Arnsmeier run the farm now.
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Donald Pinnow
Delta Pinnow
Marian
Gary Rosheisen
Rickey Pinnow
Wendell Wunschel
South Wayne
Victor Wehinger
Sammy Wendler
Oconomowoc
Melvin Wendler
Robert Mohns
Jake Gruenewald
Leverington
Mich
Leonard Schroeder
Downers Grove
Ill
Herbert Mohns
Fred Kundert
Allen Taylor
Pecatonica
Mr. Taylor
Fort Williams
Canada
James Collalti
Freeport
William Bingers
Durand
Alfred Zweifels
Elvin Busjahn
Brodhead
Lowell Arnsmeier
Nelson Signs Special School Aid to Help Outlying High Schools
Gov Nelson approved a bill authorizing state aid to districts sending students to other districts for high school on a tuition basis. The measure allows newly created or reorganized districts with space shortages to place pupils elsewhere while still receiving state funds. A statue titled Angel Caido stands in Madrid’s main park.
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Madison
Nelson
Duren Sets AL Strikeout Record in Boston Doubleheader
Los Angeles pitcher Rhyne Duren set an American League record by striking out seven straight Boston batters in the second game of a doubleheader. He left after six innings with 11 strikeouts, earning the 5-1 Angels win as Boston won the opener 5-3. Duren began his streak by fanning Frank Malzone in the first inning.
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Boston
Los Angeles
Rhyne Duren
Duren
Cazenovia
Angels
Red Sox
Eli Grba
New York
Washington
Frank Malzone
Pete Runnles
Jim Pagliaroni
Don Buddin
Mike Fornieles
Chuck Schilling
Gary Geiger
Beloit College to Graduates 180 Seniors Sunday
Beloit College will hold its 111th Commencement exercises Sunday to honor 180 seniors from 20 states and four foreign countries. The ceremony marks the end of students' college careers and the start of their professional journeys.
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Beloit
Beloit College
Dressen Admits Braves Pitching Slump Hits Chicago
Chicago Cubs beat the Milwaukee Braves 11 to 10 as manager Charlie Dressen acknowledges a pitching skid. ERA woes plague the staff led by starters Spahn Burdette and Buhl, with newcomers Olivo and Raymond struggling amid losses.
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Chicago
Milwaukee Braves
Charlie Dressen
Braves
Milwaukee
Federico
Chi - Chi) Olivo
Louisville
Claude Raymond
Vancouver
Moe Drabowsky
Don McMahon
Warren Spahn
Bob Buhl
Lew Burdette
Spahn
Burdette
Buhl
Blaine Sues Rackmil For Divorce In Los Angeles
Actress Vivian Blaine 40 sues for divorce from Milton Rackmil 58 president of Universal Pictures in Los Angeles. The couple wed years ago and their marital dispute centers on separate property and support issues.
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Los Angeles
Vivian Blaine
Milton R. Rackmil
Universal Pictures
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