Phillies Top Cubs Twice as White Sox Lose to Yankees
Philadelphia beat Chicago 4-1 and 3-0 in a doubleheader, extending a hot stretch as Del Ennis drove in two runs in both games. Hank Borowy and lefty Hank Heintzelman held the Cubs to five hits combined. In other action, the Yankees defeated the White Sox 9-4 behind a homer by Yogi Berra and Bobby Brown with two on in the fifth. Allie Reynolds earned his seventh win in seven innings.
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Northern League Scores Highlight Tight Night Overtime
The Blues edged Duluth 9-8 while Eau Claire fell 5-3 to St. Cloud. Far go-Moorhead routed Grand Forks 14-4 and Sioux Falls beat Aberdeen 6-1. Want Ads are big producers.
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Deadline Brings No Unusual Deals In Baseball Wire
The midnight deadline for major league deals produced few surprises with several trades skirted by. Pittsburgh acquired Ed Sauer from St. Louis and sold him to Boston for Phil Masi while promising a minor league player and cash to the Cardinals. Cincinnati and Chicago swapped four outfielders including Hank Lauder and Frankie Baumbholtz for Harry Walker and Harry Lowrey. Bobby Rhawn moved from Pittsburgh to Chicago White Sox for ten thousand dollars. Boston sent Sam Mele and Mickey Harris to Washington for Walter Masterson, and Cincinnati sent Ray Mueller to New York Giants for Walker Cooper. The Giants then sold Mickey Livington to the Braves for ten thousand dollars. A separate note mentions a Madison veteran drawing a crowd of 800 as he starts a charity effort after a long run.
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Walker Cooper
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Belleville Wrestler Stops Jimmy Demetral Triumph at Charity Meet
Belleville wrestler Jimmy Howard defeated Jimmy Demetral who had wrestled without a defeat since 1928 in last night’s charity show. Demetral’s 19 match winning streak ended as Howard earned the upset win in Madison.
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Monroe Archers Plan First Meet
The first annual Monroe archery club invitational meet will be held at Recreation Park on Sunday July 10. Larry Kitchen secretary treasurer reported. Clubs from Freeport Monticello Orfordville Footville Brodhead New Glarus and Blanchardville invited. Competition in men and women divisions at 150 100 75 and 50 feet using American round with 96 arrows. Prizes awarded for high and low scorers per target division. Meet starts at 1 30 p.m.
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Freeport
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Local club names leaders for awards and committees
George D. Stauffacher heads the awards committee with Lee E. Smith and Arlie G. Mitchell. The advertising committee includes Lowell E. Markwardt, G. Edward Trickel, and Larry Kitchen. The registration committee will include wives of club members.
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George D. Stauffacher
Lee E. Smith
Arlie G. Mitchell
Lowell E. Markwardt
G. Edward Trickel
Larry Kitchen
Monroe golfers win at Freeport tourney title
Robert W. Goetz of Monroe Country Club tied for first in the first flight of the Freeport Country Club Invitational with a 40 39 79. Perry Power tied for first in flight two with 43 42 85 and Budd Biffle was second low gross with 38 36 74. Herbert S. Vogel posted 43 40 83 and Carlton E. Ashby 49 39 88.
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Robert W. Goetz
Monroe Country Club
Perry Power
Budd Biffle
Herbert S. Vogel
Carlton E. Ashby
Monroes Golfers Reach Prize Brackets
Other Monroe golfers competed and also advanced into the prize brackets, reflecting strong showings in the event.
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Monroe
Belleville Stateliners Stop Stoughton 7 1
Sparked by Bob Beich's five hit pitching the Belleville State Line league baseball team dealt Stoughton its first defeat of the season 7 to 1 here last night Beich fanned nine and walked two Tom Jordan and Marv Vike toed the rubber for Stoughton allowing eight hits Jordan struck out 10 and gave four walks in the loss
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Belleville State Line League
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Beich
Tom Jordan
Marv Vike
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Vike
Stoughton Beats Belleville 3-0 in Pitcher’s Duel
Beich struck out three and walked once while going 3 for 3. Offer and Sturdevant doubled for Stoughton, the sole extra-base hits. Batteries: Stoughton T Jordan M Vike and Offerdahl. Belleville Beich Sardeson.
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