Maxwell Paces Detroit Wins in Twin Bill
Whitey Ford tossed four hits in a shutout until Maxwell belted a long two out homer in the eighth to give Detroit a 3 2 win. Lary earned the win in relief as Detroit completed an 8 2 victory in the doubleheader. The Tigers swept and moved to third, while Chicago held a half game AL lead. Minoso drove in nine for Cleveland in two wins over Washington.
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Detroit
Monroe Junior Legion Blasts Brodhead 18 to 6 in Four Innings
Monroe Junior Legion opened the State Line League season with an 18 to 6 rout of Brodhead in four innings. Whitey Engebretson Lemon and Rachow led with three hits each including a Lemon triple and Bahler Schliem doubles. Brodhead totaled eight hits as Bahler struck out 11.
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Brodhead
Junior Legion
Recreation Park
Monroe
Whitey Engebretson
Lemon
Larry Rachow
Dan Bahler
Jerry Schliem
Braves GM McHale hints at three way swap near deadline
Milwaukee General Manager John McHale indicated on Sunday a possible three way deal involving Cincinnati and Chicago as the deadline nears. He described Reds interest in a top Braves pitcher and noted Temple or Bell as targets while Paul sought Buhl Burdette or Spahn and Chicago would want Dark for a top pitcher. McHale stressed the need to keep strong pitching and not rush trades while remaining open to a late arrangement.
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John McHale
Milwaukee Braves
Cincinnati
Chicago
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McHale
Paul
Braves
Gus Bell
Reds
Temple
Bell
Bob Buhl
Lew Burdette
Warren Spahn
al Dark
Bob Scheffing
Dark
Scheffing
Trowbridge
Hartmann
John Quinn
Philadelphia Phillies
Richie Ashburn
Joey Jay
Carlton Willey
Gabe
Minoso Stars In Indians Double Victory Over Washington
Minnie Minoso drove in nine runs with two homers including a grand slam a double and two singles as Cleveland swept Washington 9-5 and 12-6. Roy Face earned his 10th straight relief win for Pittsburgh in a doubleheader sweep of Los Angeles 6-3 and 5-2. He has a 15 game win streak dating back to May 30 1958. To sell rent buy hire Phone 3.
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Washington
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Pirates
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Nelson urges conservation congress on lake classification plan
Governor Gaylord Nelson asks the Wisconsin Conservation Congress delegates to back his lake classification program with an $85,000 conservation budget. He says classification will divide lakes by suitable uses from limited access wilderness lakes to those open for water activities and warns of strong protests from water skiing groups.
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Gaylord Nelson
Wisconsin Conservation Congress
Conservation Department
Wisconsin Lakes
Nelson
Wisconsin deer proposals gain support at congress meeting
The Wisconsin Conservation Congress backed a spike back season opening November 14 in the Northern Zone and a week later elsewhere. a 45 to 20 vote. Plans include an any-deer Oct 1-31 on the Apostle Islands and a late November Southern Zone opener. Also approved were loosened bag limits and altered waterfowl hours.
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Wisconsin Conservation Congress
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Glen Garlock
Argonne
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Congress
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Apostle Islands
Magdeline
Rock
Walworth
Kenosha
Washington
Dane
Jefferson
Lafayette
Waukesha
Congress Allows Experimental Trolling on Five Lakes
Lawmakers voted 36 to 29 to relax the trolling ban and 35 to 17 to restore state tax bounty payments. Trolling is permitted on an experimental basis on five lakes as the debate ends.
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Foursome Action Winners Listed at Monroe Country Club
Mrs. Ned Walker and T Chester Becker won with a net 29 in Mixed Foursome. Second went to Mrs. Forrest Kubly and Kenneth W. Stuart with 32. Third tied at 33 for Mrs. Harvey Trumpy and Edwin Rufenacht and H. L. John Fenton with Mrs. Edward A. Zupane.
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T. Chester Becker
Monroe Country Club
Forrest Kubly
Kenneth W. Stuart
Harvey Trumpy
Edwin Rufenacht
H. L
John) Fenton
Edward A. Zupane
Lester Forcade
Victor Marean
Donald Ross
William Moon
Charles Figs
Nathan Goetz
Walker
Becker
William Gyure
Kenneth Smith
Perry Power
Green County Shrine Club
Blackhawk
Club
Monroe Faces Milton in Junior Legion Diamond Clash
The Monroe team hosts Milton in a Junior Legion baseball schedule at 8 p.m. An expected tight showdown features local prospects on the mound, with both clubs seeking a win to bolster standings.
Three Leaders Tie Home Talent In Wisconsin League Action
New Glarus, Mt. Horeb and Belleville lead the Southern Division at 5-2 as New Glarus beat Fennimore 6-3 and 5-3, Mt. Horeb toppled Verona 14-9 and Belleville defeated Hollandale 11-2. Dick Wainwright and Bob Feller held Fennimore to two hits in the opener and Wainwright pitched seven hits in the second. Bud Haag homered for Mt. Horeb, John Babler drove in runs for Belleville, and scoring details show Glazers, Glazners and Fox players contributing in a high-scoring set. In the Pirates win over the Dodgers, Face closed the door for a 6-3 victory, while Vern Law homered twice in a 5-2 win over Erskine as Milwaukee and Philadelphia chase NL standings. St. Louis won 5-4 on Cimoli’s ninth-inning RBI single, Cincinnati split the doubleheader.
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Hollandale
Dick Wainwright
Bob Feller
Wainwright
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Sarbacher
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Glazers
Bud Haag
Stamm
Meyers
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Rideout
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Flanagan
Schneider
Los Angeles
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Pirates
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Carl Erskine
Dick Stuart
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Milwaukee
Chicago
Dick Crott
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Philadelphia
Gene Freese
Phils
St. Louis
Gino Cimoli
Cincinnati
Jim Brosnan
Reds
Cardinals
Face Tops Majors as Hurlers Headed by Face
Elroy Face of the Pittsburgh Pirates leads major league pitchers as of June 15 1959 with a 10-0 record and no losses since May 30 1958. He is a relief pitcher ready to enter from the bullpen at manager Danny Murtaugh’s call, famed as a face-saver.
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Associated Press
Elroy Face
Pittsburgh Pirates
Bobby Feller
Face
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Danny
Darlington Dominates Wiota In Big League Victory
Glenn Soper pitched three hits allowed and 17 strikeouts as Darlington crushed Wiota 20 to 1 in Illinois Wisconsin League action yesterday. Bill Donahue hit two homers and Bill Martin collected four hits to pace a 25 hit attack with contributions from Rock Furrer Soper and McKernan.
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Wiota
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Furrer
Soper
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