Lefty Andrews Hurls No Hitters in 13-0 Monroe Win
Lefty Andrews pitched a no hit no run seven inning win for Monroe over New Glarus 13-0. He fanned 18 batters, faced 24, walked three, and helped Monroe extend their early-season streak. The no hitter is the first for the Cardinals since forming four years ago.
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New Glarus
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Glarner
John Walter
Walter
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University of Wisconsin
Bob Jacobson
Glarus
Earl Jacobson
Erling Erickson
Johnson
Jack Feitz
Kenny Rote
Norman Buss
Neuenschwander
Ernie Vogler
Rote
Bill Purcell
Monroe
Gene Mason
Purcell
Dwyer
Bill Moon
Moon
Fort Sheridan
Madiso Gardner Bakery
Rockford Matatress
Darlington
Trench Builders
Madison
Legion
Waunakee
Platteville
Wrendh’s
Penn Denies Right Of NCAA To Ban TV
University of Pennsylvania questions NCAA authority over football telecasts at Franklin Field. Dr Hugh C Willett of Southern California says Penn offered to let the U S Justice Department decide if the NCAA action under the Sherman act and the constitution is legal or illegal. Penn was placed in bad standing and some NCAA members will not play until restored.
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University of Pennsylvania
NCAA
Hugh C. Willett
Southern California
Penn
U. S. Department of Justice
Franklin Field
Milwaukee Beats Toledo in doubleheader opener
Milwaukee Brewers open the American Association twin bill by defeating Toledo 5-3 as Bill Hoeft takes the loss. The Madhens rebound for a 2-1 nightcap win, while Milwaukee blasts Toledo 11-4 in Saturday action. Hoeft, ex Oshkosh star, falls to 5-6. Jim Basso belts his 13th homer.
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Bill Hoeft
Milwaukee Brewers
Toledo
Madhens
Milwaukee
Hoeit
Oshkosh
Brewers
Jim Basso
White Sox Set To Sizzle Again on East Swing
Chicago White Sox, leading the American League, resume a two week eastward trip through New York Boston Washington and Philadelphia after a string of eight straight wins. A 4-0 deficit in the second game gave way to an 11-7 comeback victory securing a split and a 2.5 game edge over the Yankees.
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Land of Free and Plenty
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Washington
Philadelphia
Paradise
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Sox
Yankees
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Brooklyn
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Detroit
Cleveland
Bettenhausen Sets 100-Mile Record at State Fair Park
Tony Bettenhausen won the Rex Mays memorial auto race at State Fair Park in 1 hour 6 minutes 38.9 seconds to establish a new 100 mile record. He led Cecil Green of Oklahoma City from the 32nd lap and defended his dirt track title in Tinley Park. Lee Wallard was to drive but was sidelined by burns from a Reading, Pa accident. Green entertained 25,606 fans with wall-closer passes and near spins.
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Tony Bettenhausen
State Fair Park
Rex Mays
Indianapolis
Betenhausen
Cecil Green
Oklahoma City
Tinley Park
Lee Wallard
Burns
Reading
Billy Holland
Green
Bettenhausen
Downey Triumphs in Trans Mississippi Women’s Golf Tourney
Mary Ann Downey of Baltimore posted the best game of her career to win the Trans Mississippi women’s golf title at the Quincy Country Club. She defeated Bonnie Randolph of Columbus 6 10 and 8 after posting an 8 under regulation for 28 holes on the 6 508 yard course.
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Mary Ann Down
Baltimore
Bonnie Randolph
Columbus
Miss Downey
Quincy Country Club
Miss Randolph
Stengel Slams American League Fans After Sox Trip
Yankees manager Casey Stengel blasted American League fans for firing firecrackers and tossing objects at players during a three games in Chicago series. He warned of pulling the team from the field if crowd disturbances continue, while White Sox GM Frank Lane mocked Stengel and defended policing of Comiskey Park.
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Casey Stengel
New York Yankees
Yankees
Comiskey Park
White Sox
Stengel
Mickey Mantle
Mantle
Detroit
Frank Lane
Casey
Yankes
Lane
Sox
New York
Mr. Stengel
PCC Bans Bears From Next Bowl
The Pacific Coast Conference announced a retroactive ban on California returning to the Rose Bowl, barring PCC member from the 1952 classic. The restriction stems from a renewal of the Rose Bowl pact with the Big Ten, issued after a special February PCC meeting. There is an unrelated sentence noting the earth’s age as over two billion years.
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Pacific Coast
Big Ten
California
PCC
London Booked On Legion Card
London wrestles Maurice Tillet also billed as the French Angel at Turner Hall with Joe Vinea losing in two straight falls. The American Legion sponsored the show and Jim Londos will headline the next card with other women wrestlers and midgets planned.
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Joe Vinea
Turner Hall
American Legion
Jim London
Butch) Henning
Londos
Angel
Maurice Robert
Stan Karoly
AL Stecher
Johnny Carlin
Carlin
McGuire Sets New CCC Two Mile Mark
Missouri runner McGuire blazed to a 9 07.7 in the Central Collegiate Conference two mile at the CCC meet, under championship conditions, eclipsing the previous mark by Warren Druetzler and signaling a showdown at the NCAA meet in Seattle. Jim Ford of Drake swept the sprints, while Leroy Collins of Wisconsin won the 440, and Marquette’s John Vishnevsk captured the shot put at 50 feet 12 inches.
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Milwaukee
McGuire
Seattle
University of Missouri
Warren Druetzler
Michigan State
Jim Ford
Girls Teams Form For Opening Recreation Park Games
Fifty two girls are split into four teams for a three week opening round at Recreation Park. Two games each Wednesday begin at 7 15 p m with a 8 15 p m finale. Forfeiture applies if a team is not on the field. Team rosters include the Belles Bombers Speed Demons and Rockets with players named. Schedule lists Belles vs Rockets and Bombers vs Speed Demons then later Belles vs Bombers and Rockets vs Speed Demons on consecutive Wednesdays.
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Belles
Lavon Meyers
Dorothy Preuti
Joyce Speich
Lucille Ames
Carol Priewe
Kay Berndt
Rita Mulligan
Annette Stopka
Jackie Drake
Rose Marie Milz
Mary Ann LaBuch
Sue Blumer
Beve Thoreson
Evelyn Rabe
Gloria Heitz
Lorretta Kiechle
Rockets
Pat Whalen
Genese Dwyer
JoAnne Maurer
Sue Lindicum
Shirley Mahle
Milly Stauffer
Boys Sandlot Open Summer Schedule in Albany
Boys sandlot teams began summer schedules with Montgomery Ward facing Hickory Cheese at 1 15 pm and Schuetzel meeting Reds Grill in Wednesday’s contest. Albany notes: Adolph Zimmerman buys the Alvin Miller tavern six miles southwest of Albany with possession July 1.
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Boys Miller Tavern
Albany
Adolph Zimmerman
Alvin Miller
Municipal Schedule Set for Third Week Events Highlight Week
The third week municipal schedule lists tonight’s 7:30 p m meetings with Phil Lipe and Smith and a 9 p m Ready Mix versus Commercial Bank softball game. Wednesday blocks girls tea. Thursday features Black Clark against Farm Bureau and Carter-Gruene against Waffle Shop at 8 45 p m. Schuetzel meets Brown Town at 7:30 p m Friday with a potential all star game after.
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Phillipe
Smith
Ready Mix
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Farm Bureau
Carter-Gruenewald
Waffle Shop Inn
Schuetzel
Browntown
Allstar
Ralph Kiner to Wed National Tennis Champion
Ralph Kiner of the Pittsburgh Pirates is to wed national indoor tennis champion from Ventura. Miss Chaffee announced their engagement at a private party, receiving a two carat diamond. She left for Wimbledon while Kiner heads to Pittsburgh for tomorrow night’s Pirates game.
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Ventura, Jr
Ralph Kiner
Pittsburgh Pirates
Hitte
Miss Chaffee
Kiner
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Twin Grove Girls Enter Border League Schedule Begins Wednesday
Twin Grove girls on all team have joined the Border league a traveling group and will play the first league game at Twin Grove Wednesday night against Stoughton. Other league members include Freeport Rock City Leaf River and Durand. Jefferson Center boys seek games arranged with Roger Rockey Juda route 1 phone 1613.
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Stoughton
Freeport
Rock City
Leaf River
Durand
Jefferson Center
Roger Rockey
Golfers Tie Birdie Twos in LA Round
Los Angeles pairs Charles Peckham and Elbert Hartwick made birdie twos on the 18th at 120 yards yesterday but lost as Mortimer Kline and C J Lloyd also made a hole in one on the same hole.
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Los Angeles
Charles Peckham
Elbert S. Hartwick
Mortimer Kline
C. J. Lloyd
Miller Signs Contract With White Sox Farm Club
Chicago based pitcher Roger Miller from Illinois Wesleyan, a Kenosha native, signed with the Chicago White Sox farm system in Waterloo Iowa and was optioned to the Wisconsin Rapids team of the Wisconsin State League.
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Chicago
Roger Miller
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Kenosha
Chicago White Sox
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Wisconsin Rapiids
Brewers and rivals clash in tight league standings update
Weekend baseball results show Milwaukee and Toledo split decisions while Louisville and Minneapolis posted wins. St Paul beat Kansas City as rain postponed Columbus at Kansas City. Wisconsin league games include Oshkosh, Wausau, Fond du Lac and Appleton with several big scores. Batting stars Ralph Kiner and Eddie Lopat highlighted in national play with Pirates and Yankees.
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Kansas City
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Toledo
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Appleton
Danish cheese assembly opens in Green County Wisconsin
Helen E. Steari Christians Co. of Johnson Creek and Chicago opened a cheese assembly in Denmark Wisconsin. Plans include cutting wrapping and assembly with modern testing equipment installed under Green County Swiss. They note Rohner cheese at 70 cents per pound and Swiss from Detroit at 49 cents per pound.
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Johnson Creek
Wis
Chicago
Denmark
United States
Green County
Detroit
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