Cards Capture Third Loop Win as Monroe Tops Lancaster
Monroe defeats Lancaster 42 in a Dairyland League game led by Hill fanning 17 for Monroe. Norder and Purcell contributed key hits as Monroe builds a 3-0 lead, with Butts driving in runs and Koehn pitching for the Jets. Lancaster flaws included a lack of offense apart from Lenz and Menigo late rally efforts.
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Winners Listed In Weekend Golf
Mrs. Charles J. Mathias and Ned Walker won the mixed four some at Monroe Country Club yesterday. Mrs. Perry Power and Dr. H. B. Caradine finished second. Monroe's pro James Forbes joined Deb Share Chet Becker and Bob Buehler in a Kenosha pro-amateur tourney. Beloit women visit Wednesday for inter-club matches and the women tee off at 8 am.
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Ned Walker
Monroe Country Club
Perry Power
H. B. Caradine
Kenosha
Monroe
James Forbes
Deb Share
Chet Becker
Bob
Buehler
Beloit
Simonson Smashes Aces in Right Places
Simonson shoots a 72 total to finish third in the Madison city tourney. He sunk a tee shot for an ace on Maple Bluff’s 125 yard sixth hole, and previously holed a one at the State Open in Milwaukee Blue Mound and again at the State Amateur in Janesville.
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Narry Simonson
Madison City
Maple Bluff
Milwaukee Blue Mound
Janesville
Simonson
Amazing Braves recapture lead with double win over Pirates
Milwaukee Braves surge back atop the National League after beating Pittsburgh 7-3 and 8-0. Rookie hurlers Don Liddle and Bob Buhl starred, while veterans Sid Gordon and Andy Pafko contributed. Pafko injured knee, replaced by Billy Bruton who drove in three. Also, girls plan softball meeting at Recreation Park to form a team and schedule out of town games.
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Jess
Milwaukee
Braves
Pittsburgh
Andy Pafko
Sid Gordon
Max Sarkont
Don Liddle
Bob Buhl
Libby Sisti
Johnny Logan
Jack Dittmer
Pafko
Billy Bruton
Little League Meeting Aims To Form Local District League
Boys 11 years old and younger will meet at 1 P M tomorrow at the Recreation Park diamond to discuss forming a Little League. If enough boys attend, a local league will be organized and out of town teams may be invited to play.
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Recreation Park
Indians Tigers Swap Four As Trading Deadline Nears
The Indians traded shortstop Ray Boone and three pitchers for Art Houtteman Bill Wight catcher Joe Ginsberg and second baseman Hersh. the Tigers received veteran Steve Gromek Al Aber and Dick Weik in a straight player trade as the deadline nears. The St Louis Cardinals bought Sal Years from the Giants for cash. Browns sent Virgil Trucks Bob Elliott to White Sox for Lou Kretlow Darrell Johnson and money. Pirates acquired Hal Rice for Pete Castiglione as talks continue with Reds Dodgers interest noted but unlikely. The Yankees and Braves lead as the market winds down.
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Cleveland Indians
Detroit Tigers
Ray Boone
Art Houtte
Bill Wight
Joe Ginsberg
Indians
Paw Wight
Boone
Cleveland
George Strick
New York Giants
Sal
St. Louis Cardinals
St. _ Louis Browns
Virgil Trucks
Bob Elliott
Chicago White Sox
Lou Kretlow
Darrell Johnson
Sundaland
Pirates
Cardinals
North-South High School All-Star Game Ends in 86-77 Victory
In Murray Kentucky, the Southerners defeated the Superior Cathedral squad 86 to 77 in the fifth annual North-South all-star game. Dave Tucker led the winners with two points for Superior Cathedral.
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Murray
Dave Tucker
Cathedral High
Southerners
Wrestling Fans Pack Turner Hall at Monroe card tease
More than 800 fans from northern Illinois and southern Wisconsin packed Turner Hall to cheer the first Monroe summer card. Cowboy Carlson defeated the Great Yamato after a late disqualification. Rose Des Moines beat Ramona Sanchez in a one fall bout. June 28 at 8 pm promises Hans Schmidt versus Bill Melby with Bull Montana also on the card.
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Wisconsin
Turner Hall
Monroe
Cowboy Carlson
Roy Roger
Yamato
Japan
Carlson
Rose Des Moines
Ramona Sanchez
el Paso
Tex
Benifocee
Jerry Woods
Gay Steensrud
Bill Callahan
Hans Schmidt
Schmidt
Bill Melby
Phillies Hold Kenosha Tryouts for Ages 16 to 22
The Phillies announce a Kenosha tryout camp from June 17 to 19 for players aged 16 to 22. Joseph F. Reardon names Eddie Krajnik as supervisor with Jim Seown Pete Mihalic and Clare Whelpley assisting. Sessions start at 10 am daily. advance registrations go to the Kenosha Youth Foundation. Out-of-town players signed to contracts will have expenses reimbursed.
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Phillies
Michigan
Kenosha Youth Foundation
Kenosha
Hogan Beats Jones in Golf Controversy Sparks Debate
The article recalls a heated dispute over who is the greatest American golfer. Gene Sarazen, once a top figure, questions Hogan while noting Jones at his peak and referencing historic Scottish greats. A key moment occurs in Oakmont where the praise for Hogan rests atop comparisons to his rivals.
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Bobby Jones
America
Gene Sarazen
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Golf Jones
Oakmont
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Freeman Shoes routs local team 20 to 3 in Beloit game
Freeman Shoes of Beloit crushed Phillips Smith 20 to 3 at Recreation Park. Beloit pitcher Pete Larson allowed five hits as Freeman collected nine off Ralph Phillips and Bob Prien, blasting two homers and a triple. Phillips Smith’s three runs came in the third inning as Beloit pulled away early.
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Freeman Shoes
Beloit
Recreation Park
Pete Larson
Freeman
Ralph Phillips
Bob Prien
Mini-Electric
Porter
Landis
Phillips
Smith
Monroe
Gayle Brecklin
Phillips Smith
Hills
Deer season dispute heads to Wisconsin Conservation Congress
John Lynch and Gordon of Green County attend the May session in Madison as delegates to the 19th annual Wisconsin Conservation Congress. Regulators oppose any season, while delegates from 71 counties discuss small game rules and a forked-horn deer season amid tension. New York delegates elect a new council Saturday as the national unit plans an Aug. 28 Milwaukee game move.
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John Lynch
Gordon
Ray L. Beckman
Green County Red and Gur. Club
Max’ H. Voelkli
Milton Prien
Monroe
New York
Five Council
Congress
Milwaukee
Rivera Minoso duel as White Sox steal two bases
Jim Rivera and Minnie Minoso of the Chicago White Sox again vie for American League stolen base honors. Both players swiped a base Sunday as Chicago swept a doubleheader from Boston. Rivera leads the league with a new total, while Minoso, last year’s leader with 22, has 12 this season.
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Minoso
Chicago
Jim Rivera
Minnie Minoso
White Sox
Boston Red
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