Demaret Takes Golf Open Lead
Jimmy Demaret of Diamesha Lake New York opened with a 68 to lead the 57th National Open in Toledo Ohio after a wet and windy first round. Doug Ford Julius Boros and Ken Venturi shot 69 to chase, while Cary Middlecoff posted 71 and Ben Hogan withdrew with a back ailment.
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Toledo
Ohio
America
Inverness
Jimmy Demaret
Diamesha
Ben Hogan
Chick Harbert
Northville
Mich
Demaret
Doug Ford
Mahopac
N. Y
Julius Boros
Southern Pines
N. C
Ken Venturi
San Francisco
Marvin
Bud) Ward
San Mateo
Calif
Billy Maxwell
Odessa
Tex
Dick Mayer
St. Petersburg
Fla
Billie Joey Patton
Morgantown
Bo Winninger
Cary Middlecoff
Memphis
Baseball scores and standings roundup
The scoreboard covers the American League with team records and games behind. It lists New York Cleveland Baltimore Kansas City Washington Chicago Boston Detroit and others with recent results and Friday and Saturday schedule times across multiple venues.
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Gbaucato
New York
Cleveland
POO Ks Cazi
Baltimore
Kansas City
Washington
Chicago
Boston
Detroit
Anthony and Durelle Set Tonight in NBC Televised Bout
Tony Anthony, ranked No 1, faces French Canadian Yvon Durelle at Olympia Stadium in a 10 round light heavyweight bout. Anthony seeks activity while Archie Moore delays a defense. Durelle holds Canadian title and is seen as a lesser threat. Anthony 30 wins 23 KO 4 losses 175 pounds. Durelle 40-14-1 175 pounds.
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Detroit
Tony Anthony
Archie Moore
Yvon Durelle
Anthony
Olympia Stadium
Archie
Durelle
Archery Shoot Planned at Monroe Club Range
The Monroe Archery Club announced a Sunday tournament at its 28 target range three miles northeast of Monroe on Highway 59. Registration runs 9 am to 2 pm with six classes including junior, open, and archer divisions. trophies and medals awarded.
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Monroe Archery Club
Monroe
Highway 59
Brewers Welcome Lake Mills Star For Sunday Exhibition
Bob Swanson a former Albany high school hurler now with the Mon roe Huber Brewers will debut for locals in an exhibition at Recreation Park Sunday. First pitch is 2 p m. The Brewers bring a 3 0 start with wins over the Madison Merchants Beloit Redbirds and Madison Mallatt Drugs. A fourth contest with Janesville Merchants was rained out.
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Bob Swanson
Albany High School
Monroe Huber Brewers
Recreation Park
Lake Mills
Brewers
Madison Merchants
Beloit Redbirds
Madison Mallatt
Janesville Merchants
Braves and Yankees in double brawl sparks pennant drama
Milwaukee star Johnny Logan and New York's Billy Martin sparked a pair of major league melees at Brooklyn and Chicago. Logan clashed with Don Drysdale and was ejected at Ebbets Field while Martin tangled with Lou Doby and Enos Slaughter at Comiskey Park, inflaming a tense pennant chase.
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Associated Press
Johnny Logan
Billy Martin
Logan
Milwaukee Braves
Brooklyn
Dodger
Don Drysdale
Martin
New York Yankees
Comiskey Park
Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Ebbets Field
Drysdale
Katie
Milwaukee
Ed Mathews
Gil Hodges
Johnny Riddle
Connie Ryan
Hodges
Chicago
Larry Doby
Art Ditmar
Yankee
Enos Slaughter
Walt Dropo
Yank
Casey Stengel
White Sox
Minnie Minoso
Doby
Dropo
Slaughter
Jawin
Billy the Kid
Clint Courtney
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Hal Jeffcoat
Jeffcoat
Jim Greengrass
Johnny Temple
Vern Bickford
New York
Sports Cars Compete At Wausau Tomorrow
About 100 American and foreign sports cars are expected to compete Saturday and Sunday in the sports car hill climb on Rib Mountain two mile course. Entrants include Carroll Shelby of Dallas winner of Road America last year and other drivers from Minneapolis Milwaukee. Sponsored by the Sports Car Club of America they race for 1000 points in national standings with test runs reaching 108 mph on the winding course to a 2100 foot summit. Races begin at noon each day.
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Wausau
Rib Mountain
Carroll Shelby
Dallas
Texas
Elkhart Lake
Bill Bowman
Don Skogmo
Minneapolis
Jim Jeffords
Carl Haas
Andy Rosenberger
Milwaukee
Sports Car Club of America
Monroe Legion Game Postponed Due to Rain
Rain in southern Wisconsin forced cancellation of the second Junior Legion game as Monroe and Lake Geneva were washed out at Geneva home field. The Beloit and Geneva games will be played before July 12. Next game is 8 p m Tuesday at Ft Atkinson with rejoining players Bill Hefty and Jack Ponyicsanyi.
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Wisconsin
Junior Legion
Lake Geneva
Geneva
Beloit
Junior Legionnaires
Legion Post
Monticello Social Notes From Mrs. Curtis and Local Guests
Monticello residents and guests gather for weekend travel to Goldfield Laverne and Renwick Iowa with the Kubly reunion at Laverne Miss Carol Jordan Madison stays with the Jordans in town Ernest Dahler and Mrs Dahler call on Blum home Wauwatosa visitor Mrs W A Nuenberg visits J J Voegels Mrs M E Lynn leaves for Eau Claire to see Melvin Lynn Jr and Cynthia Col Naylor family depart for Jackson Mississippi after visiting Mrs Alda Steinmann Dorothy Barlow travels to Milwaukee for weekend with Ed Mills family Barlow plans to enroll at Whitewater State College Summer Session Mattie Rodenbaugh from Spring Grove visits Dooleys Edmund Dooley visits Bernald Dooley in Clarno
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John G. Blum
Fred A. Blum
Ed Blum
Henry B. Hoesly
New Glarus
Goldfield
Laverne
Renwick
Carol Jordan
Madison
Cecil Jordan
Ernest Dahler
Fred A
Alda Steinmann
Dorothy Barlow
Milwaukee
Ed Mills
Navy Seaman Wunschel Promoted to Communication Technician
Ronald L. Wunschel son of Mr and Mrs Virgil Wunschel has been promoted to communications technician second class in the security group After a 30 day leave he will be stationed at Chetenhan Md He enlisted in January 1955 and after boat training at Great Lakes received schooling at Imperial Beach Calif He spent the past 18 months in Africa
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Brodhead
Ronald L. Wunschel
Virgil Wunschel
Chetenhan
Navy
Great Lakes
Imperial Beach
Calif
Africa
Soldier Curtney Matzinger Returns Home
Curtney Matzinger, son of Mr and Mrs Herman Matzinger, has been released from the Army and returned home to New Glarus.
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ARMY
New Glarus
Curtney Matzinger
Herman Matzinger
Clover 4H Club to Meet Monday at Wilson Home
Clover 4H club members will gather Monday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Wilson for their regular meeting.
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Wayne
Clover Clover 4H
Francis Wilson
Boy Scout Troop 113 Holds Area Campout
Troop 113 held the final campout before Canyon Camp at Ingold's Grove east of Monroe. Twenty-three boys will join camp from July 14 to 20. twenty-six scouts and three leaders traveled from Recreation Park Wednesday afternoon and returned Thursday. Leaders were James Gordee R H Bahr and Marco Bregenzer. Attending boys include Bob Jones Gene Aeschlimann Rick Bahr Bob Goecks Bruce Bartel Raoul Wuethrich Bob Laeser Mike Einbeck Phil Benkert Paul Mueller Kim Kindschi Roger Ellis William Schuetze Dick Barry Larry Blaser Rod ney Blaser John Wagner Jack Voelkli Kenneth Stark Roger Brunkow Donald Wilde Bob Jegilum Morton Armstrong Rocky West Bob Kingdon.
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Boy Scout
Ingold’s Grove
Monroe
Recreation Park
James Gordee
R. H. Bahr
Marco Bregenzer
Bob Jones
Gene Aeschlimann
Rick Bahr
Bob Goecks
Bruce Bartel
Raoul Wuethrich
Bob Laeser
Mike Einbeck
Phil Benkert
Paul Mueller
Kim Kindschi
Roger Ellis
William Schuetze
Dick Barry
Larry Blaser
Rodney Blaser
John Wagner
Jack Voelkli
Kenneth Stark
Roger Brunkow
Donald Wilde
Bob Jegilum
Morton Armstrong
Rocky West
Bob Kingdon
Robert Buel Named Coach at Watertown
Robert J. Buel of Bloomer was appointed football baseball and wrestling coach at Watertown high school. He succeeds Jim Thomp son who left to coach at Racine Washington Park high school. Buel, a 1950 UW graduate, previously coached at Phillips Platteville and Bloomer.
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Watertown
Robert J. Buel
Bloomer
Watertown High School
Jim Thompson
Racine Washington Park
Buel
University of Wisconsin
Phillips, Platteville
Negro Boy Wins At Badger State
Ripon Wisconsin Milwaukee Negro boy Alwin Jarreau was elected governor of Badger Boys State defeating Daniel Travanti of Kenosha. Other officers named include Larry Didlo Oshkosh lieutenant governor Foster Friess Rice Lake secretary of state Michael Hanson Stoughton state treasurer James Zweig Appleton attorney general Adolph Baumann superintendent of public instruction. Governor Vernon Thomson addressed the 740 attendees at Ripon College campus praising the delegates as Wisconsin’s finest investment and its brightest hope for leadership in government.
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RIPON
Milwaukee
Alwin Jarreau
Badger
Daniel Travanti
Kenosha
Vernon Thomson
Wisconsin
Ripon College
America
Larry Didlo
Oshkosh
Foster Friess
Rice Lake
Michael Hanson
Stoughton
James Zweig
Appleton
Adolph Baumann
Community Notes From Brodhead and Surrounding Areas
Mrs Grace Marsh leads a Brodhead group home from Milwaukee with son James, a Marquette medical student, staying through summer. Visitors include Elvin Conway family from Livingston and members from Cedarburg and Freeport, plus graduates from Carroll College.
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James Allen
Milwaukee
James
Marquette
Mabel Conway
Cora
Elvin Conway
Livingston
Miss Conway
Madison
Paul Zimmerman
R. K. Stephens
Brodhead
Kermit Barganz
Cedarburg
Carroll College
Wauke
Albany Social Notes Tell of Weddings and Moves
The Albany column reports the wedding of LaVonne Hilliard and James Kurth with family attendees including the bride’s grandmother Mrs. Ollie Hilliard and aunts Mrs. George Stiffler and Mrs. Trella Webb. It notes local moves and updates from residents such as Sharon Gaarder’s job in Madison and several families relocating to Minnesota and Indiana.
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LaVonne Hilliard
James Kurth
Madison
Ollie Hilliard
George Stiffler
Trella Webb
Roy Webb Jr
Cheryl
Edward Killingstad
Sharon Gaarder
Sever Gaarder
Emporium
Washington D. C
Cal Broughton
St. Clare Hospital
Ben Kowalski
Minnesota
Bob Flynns
Main Street
Christopher Gambles
Marvin Schmidt
Albany
McCreedy’s
Fred Rust
Evansville
Tigers trade Earl Torgeson for Dave Philley and cash
The Detroit Tigers sent first baseman Earl Torgeson to the Chicago White Sox in exchange for outfielder Dave Philley and an undisclosed cash amount on Thursday.
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SOX
Tigers
Detroit
Detroit Tigers
Earl Torgeson
Chicago White Sox
Dave Philley
Minor Softball League Opens With Three Tonight
Monroe's Minor Softball League starts its season at Recreation Park with three games. Eagles versus St. John's begins at 6 15 PM, FFA meets a Moritz coached team at 8 PM, and a Charles Robertson coached unsponsored squad faces the YMCA at 9 15 PM. Girls softball and the Helland and Hein Commercial Bank game were rained out.
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Monroe
Recreation Park
Eagles
St. John’s
FFA
Robert Moritz
Charles Robertson
YMCA
Helland and Hein Commercial Bank
Pitching and Hitting Spark Wins for Stars and Red Sox
Yesterday's games saw Jack Sanford stifle the Cardinals' nine innings in an 8-1 win for his eighth victory. Ted Williams powered the Red Sox to a 9-3 triumph over the Indians with five RBIs and his second three homer game of the season.
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Jack Sanford
Phillies
Cardinals
Ted Williams
Red Sox
Indians
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Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Grenadine and
OKRA
Dansant
BY Jimmy Hatlo
Braves
Times
Huber Beer
Monroe Legion
Monticello
O. D. Curtis
Robert Buel
Badger State
Miss Grace Marsh
William Steindorf
Turner Hall
Monroe, Wis
FAGAN
Don's Standard Service
FORD
Monroe Sales Company
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