Williams Starts Slugging for Sox
The Boston Red Sox beat Kansas City 9-3 as Ted Williams, back from a slump, collected two hits and drove in two runs. Boston improved to eight wins in ten, trailing the Yankees by eight games behind a 42 loss by New York.
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Carter Defeats Willi Besmanoff in Madison Square Garden
Harold Carter the 22 year old Linden New Jersey light heavyweight defeated Willi Besmanoff at Madison Square Garden by unanimous decision after a 17 month layoff. Judges scored 8-2 6-2 6-3 in favor of Carter. Besmanoff admitted fatigue and said Archie Moore was a tougher puncher.
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Junior Legion Faces Brodhead Nine Tonight
The State Line Junior Legion baseball team will play its first game tonight at Recreation Park at 7 30 against Brodhead. The earlier game with Walworth Thursday was canceled due to transportation difficulties.
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Scoreboard shows tightly bunched league races and weekend results
In the American League the Yankees lead with a .686 mark as Boston Kansas City and Washington jockey for position. Cleveland and Chicago chase in the middle with several weekend results including Cleveland 10 Washington 1 and Detroit 4 New York 2. In the National League Milwaukee and San Francisco lead, while Cincinnati Pittsburgh Chicago and Los Angeles all post results from a weekend slate and rain interrupted games.
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Sawatski Sold By Milwaukee to Phillies
Milwaukee trades catcher Carl Sawatski to the Philadelphia Phillies for cash and a player to be named later. Sawatski leaves a Braves roster now with Del Crandall and Del Rice behind the plate. He joins the Phillies in San Francisco to face the Giants. Reports say Milwaukee may seek Del Ennis from St Louis.
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Has Spahn Trait Joey Jay Chalks Up Third Major Victory
The article notes Joey Jay, hailed as a potential Spahn-like ace for Milwaukee, notching his third major win with a six inning 2-0 shutout of St Louis. Baseball highlights include Ben Geraghty’s praise, Jay’s low walk count, and Milwaukee extending their lead as other games unfold.
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Cattle Shipment Rise Cuts Prices at Chicago Market
Chicago stockyards reveal an uptick in cattle movement last week raising supply and causing price declines. Prime steers topped at 32.50 with many high choice offerings down from 29 and up, while heifers mostly held near 27 to 28.
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Livestock Market Report Shows Mixed Week Prices
Heifers closed 50 to 75 cents lower at 20.50 to 24.00 while butcher stock stayed active. Canner and cutter cows rose 25 cents with classes 16 to 19.50. Hogs gained 25 to 50 cents led by midweek demand with top at 24 for select. Lighter hogs mainly 19.75 to 23.25. heavy sows 16.75 to 18.75. 400 lb hogs 18.75 to 19.50. extreme heavy sows 16.75 to 17.50.
Yellowstone May Fishing Catch Totals Large Game Lead
In Yellowstone Lake the May creel recorded 4926 fish with 4336 largemouth bass up to 11 inches, plus 114 walleye seven smallmouth bass five trout a 10 pound catfish a 14 pound sucker and other panfish. A five pound brown trout was noted and about 2000 spawning walleyes are expected to boost future numbers. Bermuda’s Christ Church includes a cedar beam bearing the date 1660.
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Eagles Shut Out By Pet Milk 9 0
Pet Milk overwhelmed the Eagles 9 to 0 after late runs built on walks and errors. Moose edged St John’s 6 to 5 while FFA defeated YMCA 10 to 3. Pet Milk’s five sixth inning runs and late hitting sealed the shutout as fielding dominated the Eagles.
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Hog and Cattle Market Averages From Chicago Summary
Weekly market recap for hogs and cattle with price ranges. Hogs see No 1 and 2 200-225 lb at 23.50-23.85, mixed grades 190-280 lb 22.25-23.40, weights to 320 lb 21.50. sows 17.50-20.50 around 400 lb. Cattle open high choice and prime over 1050 lb at 29.00-32.50, most prime 1150-1450 lb 30.50-32.00, bulk heifers 25.00-29.25, cows 16.50-23.00, bulls 20.50-24.50.
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Minor League All Star Game Set After Wins
Dannerbeck Engelbretson and Cox each singled while Dannerbeck and Engelbretson scored on home hits. Ken Rutsch pitched for the winners and John Lengacher for the losers. An all star game tomorrow night at 8 in Recreation Park against Stockton is the next scheduled action.
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Popcorn Plant Moves to Brodhead for Carmel Corn Production
Pate Popcorn Co now operates from a new Brodhead plant owned by Jack Pate formerly of Beloit. Andrea Reavis of Orfordville serves as plant foreman. The 40 by 60 foot cement block building sits along West 4th Avenue with copper kettle caramel cooking and a large cooling reel handling the finished mix for packaging.
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U N Aide Balks At Dairy Export Proposal
FAO director general B R Sen cautions that increasing U S dairy exports could crash world prices to 1929 levels. He cites a plan to withdraw five percent of U S milk for export as butter and cheese, risking a one seventh rise in world supply and harm to Denmark Netherlands Switzerland New Zealand and Australia economies dependent on dairy.
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Detroit restaurant owner overbuys matches in error
Martin Eichelbaum ordered 10 000 books of matches but the supplier delivered 125 000. The common pleas jury ruled the mistake was his and he must pay for the excess. Eichelbaum believes he now has about a 25 year supply of matches.
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Bulganin Undergoes Serious Operation in Moscow
Premier Khrushchev reports former premier Nikolai Bulganin has had a serious operation but is expected to return to work within a week. He denies reports that Bulganin Malenkov or Suslov were downgraded or harmed. Suslov on the Black Sea, Malenkov alive and well, Malenkov noted as power station director in eastern Kazakhstan since last June.
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Lombardi Denied Habeas Petition in Release Bid
Milwaukee circuit judge Myron L. Gordon refused a stay of execution and denied Michael Lombardi's habeas corpus petition. The ruling held Lombardi was sentenced to consecutive terms, not concurrent terms as he contended, and he was ordered returned to jail.
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Brewers Invade Janesville Tomorrow for Fourth League Game
The Monroe Brewers travel to Janesville for their fourth Southern Wisconsin League game. Monroe sits 3-0 in conference play after an earlier rainout in the third inning against Milton, where Milton led 2-1.
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