Cardinals Whip Beloit Red Birds in Exhibition Tilt
Lefty Andrews pitched the Monroe Cardinals to a 7-5 exhibition win over the Beloit Red Birds. A season high crowd at Re cention Park saw Monroe collect seven hits and five runs in nine innings. Beloit staged a late surge with four runs in the final inning, but fell short.
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Lefty Andrews
Monroe Cardinals
Beloit Red Birds
Recention Park
John Walter
Red Birds
Cards
Cardinal Baseball Set With Rockford Co at Recreation Park
Manager Jonn Walter's Cardinal team meets Rockford Mattress Co. at Recreation Park 8 p m Wednesday. LaVerne Schneider, who pitched Monroe to a 9 1 win last year, is heating the Cotton States League with Pine Bluff Ark and had eight straight wins. Glen Olsen may start for Rockford with Dick Wainwright for Monroe.
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Jonn Walter
Cardinal
Rockford Mattress Co
Recreation Park
LaVerne Schneider
Monroe
Rockford
Schneider
Pine Bluff
Ark
Glen Olsen
Dick Wainwright
Monroes Braves Rally Inning Burst To Top Beloit
Dwyer led Monroe with three consecutive singles while Leo Butts added two. Andrews pitched four hitless innings before two fifth inning singles and two more in eighth. Beloit starter Clark left in the fifth after Beloit allowed seven runs, then Skin nis held Monroe to two hits the rest of the way. Moon and Butts contributed. two errors helped the Cards as Dwyer and Andrews started the decisive frame with consecutive hits.
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Andrews
Dwyer
Monroe
Leo Butts
Clark
Beloit
Skinnis
Purcell
Fred Huber
Butts
Moon
Jerry Dwyer
Borden
Huber
Bobby Braand
Red Bird
Dick Wainwright
Vogler
Dan Courtney
Monroe_Tennisists Edge Stoughton In Weekend Meet
Monroe players led by Al Feldt Dick Kundert and Dick Blane dominated Stoughton in a weekend tennis meet. Kundert Hunt and Hardell Brand won doubles, Feldt beat Tomlin 6-0 6-2, Kundert beat Jentz 6-0 6-1, Blanc beat Wilberg after a slow start, and Hardell beat Erickson in straight sets.
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Amuntue
Stoughton
al Feldt
Dick Kundert
Dick Blane
Bob Hardell
Monroe
Kundert
Cliff Hunt
Hardell
Nathan Brand
al Feit
Dick Tomlin
Hugh Jentz
Blanc
Rod Wilberg
Phil Erickson
Owen Klongland
Id Nat Brand
Pete Jarvis
Hunt
Jentz
Riegard
Anti Trust Hearing For NFL Postponed
A scheduled pre trial hearing of the government anti trust suit against the National Football League in Federal District Court was postponed. Judge Alan Grim was unavailable amid other duties, delaying proceedings in the case alleging the league fixed broadcast restrictions.
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Hal Aueaup
National Football League
Alan K. Grim
Bea Iie
Progres
Gue
Boros Beats Hogan to Win National Open Title
Julius Boros ends Ben Hogan’s domination by winning the national open with a one over par 281 total. He secures $4,000 prize after a strong 72 hole performance. Boros heads toward New England as helicopters assist in laying high voltage cable across rough terrain in England.
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Boros
Hogan
Dallas
Julius Boros
Ben Hogan
New England
Ore
England
Croak Sparks Legion Past Monroe In Ten Inning Win
Tom Croak fueled a 10 inning victory for Stoughton Legion over Monroe 6-4. Croak drove in the decisive run with a 10th inning single ending a 4-4 tie as Prien and Norder followed with runs. Monroe pitcher Jerry Jordan fanned 12, but wildness and timely hits by Stoughton produced the win.
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Croak
Junior America. Com
Ight
Bob Prien
Ken Norder
Jerry Jordan
Monroe
Jordan
Langston
Stoughton
Prien
Crook
Rauscher
Jordan ‘Anned
Norder Stoughton
Joey Maxim Knocked Down in Workout with Joe Blackwood
Light heavyweight champion Joey Maxim of Cleveland was floored by Joe Blackwood of Patterson New Jersey in a workout, causing local chatter as several hundred spectators and press members witnessed the sparring incident. Maxim, 30, questioned why the fuss over the fall.
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Joey Maxim
Joe Blackwood
A. Or
Patterson
N. J
Wardens Report Fishing Conditions Across Counties
Wisconsin wardens report poor fishing in many streams due to high waters and cool weather. Trout and catfish signals vary by river. crappie at Lake Koshkonong is good, walleyes show in Pecatonica, and anglers head to the Mississippi barge below Genoa as hatch improves by next weekend.
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Green County
Norman Hicks
Wisconsin Conservation Department
O. J. Thorpe
Lafayette County
Darlington
Argyle Dam
Thorpe
Sauk County
Wiscosin River
Frank Adamski
Rock County
Indian Ford
Rock River
Royce Dallmant
Koshkonong
Misissippi River
Genoa
William
Jer
D. R. Fiege
Pleasure Bend to Host Doubleheader in Softball League
Sahara Coal aims for a third straight win as Pleasure Bend returns to action with a 7:30 pm game at Recreation Park tomorrow. The night also features Jefferson Center versus Clark and Schuetzel versus Gemplers as teams chase league wins amid coaching changes at Marquette.
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Sahara Coal
Ram
Recreation Park
Pleasure Bend
Jefferson Center
Clark
Black Clark
Schuetzel
Gemplers
Milwaukee
Carl Schuette
Marquette University
Nd Pleasure Bend
Carl Green Bay
Brewers and Blues Win In Doubleheader Pace
The Milwaukee Brewers and Kansas City Blues won both ends of a league twinbill. Milwaukee beat Columbus 8 5 to 4 2 and St Louis defeated Toledo 2 ahead. Gene Conley pitched a two hitter in seven innings for Milwaukee, while Jack Dittmer hit a decisive triple. Eddie Blake drove in runs for Columbus as Gene Mauch Hank Ertmann and Billy Klaus homered for Milwaukee.
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Brewers
Columbus
Blues
Toledo
Louisville
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Gene Conley
Vern Benson
Russ Rae
Con
Jack Dittmer
Boston Braves
Eddie Blake
Gene Mauch
Billy Klaus
Hank Ertmann
Bert Thiel
Tom Keating
Virgil Jester
Braves
Dick Donovan
Roy Hartsfield
Boston
Boxers Open Bids For Olympic Team
Nine amateur boxers begin final bids for spots on the United States Olympic boxing team. Wisconsin’s Bob Ranck, NCAA titlist the past two years, faces Lloyd Willis of the U S Army in Miami and Zora Foley of Far East Command among others in the competition.
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Randad
Nineyateur
United State
Wisconsin
Bob Ranck
Lloyd Willis
U. S. Army
Miami
Fla
Zora Foley
Far East Command
Giants rally past 11 run Giants fall in historic loss
The St Louis Cardinals erased an 11-0 deficit to beat the New York Giants 14-12, with Enos Slaughter and Sally Hemus delivering late offense. Slaughter homered, Hemus added a leadoff shot, and the Cardinals used a seven-run fifth inning to seize the game, then added key hits to protect a dramatic comeback at the Polo Grounds. The Giants later won the second game 3-0 for a split.
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Macmen
New York Giants
New York Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Boston Braves
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati Reds
Brooklyn Dodgers
St. Louis Cardinals
Giants
Polo Grounders
Sal Maglie
Leo Durocher
Wes Westrum
Bob Elliott
Philadelphia Athletics
Redbirds
Maglie
Packers Sign Hudak From Minnesota Halfback
Minnesota halfback George Hudak signed a contract with the Green Bay Packers on Saturday. Hudak stands 5 feet 10 inches and weighs 185 pounds, hailing from Chisholm. Danny Litwhiler was named manager of the Fargo Moorhead Twins, succeeding Nick Cullo in the Northern Baseball League.
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Packers
Hudak
Milwaukee
George Hudak
Minnesota
Green Bi Packers
Chisholm
Daniel_ W
Danny
Litwhiler
Fargo- Moorhead Twins
Northern Baseball League
Twins
Nick Cullo
Baseball scoreboard roundup with multiple leagues
A compact scoreboard recap covering American League results with New York and Cleveland standout scores, National League standings led by Brooklyn and New York, plus American Association and Wisconsin League results. Notable items include Detroit over Washington 6-2, St Louis 14-0 over Cincinnati, and a rain-affected Brooklyn win over Cincinnati.
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New York
Boston
Cleveland
Chicago
Washington
Philadelphia
Detroit
St .Louis
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Boz Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
American Association
L. Pet
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Columbus
Toledo
Louisville
St. Paul
Minneapol
Sheboygan
Appleton
Oshkosh
Sconsin Rapids
Green Bay
Janesville
Rapids
Wausau
Monticello News Highlights Local Visits and Softball Game
Gene Lynn, UW student, returned home with parents Mr and Mrs M E Lynn as Grenzow family members visit East Troy hospital and Monticello residents. Norma Freitag of Madison spent Sunday with her parents. Various local calls and a Twin Grove League softball game between Jean Babler’s Monroe girls and the Pioneers set for 7 15 p m at Recreation Park. Walking races recalled as popular in late 19th century.
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Gene Lynn
M. E. Lynn
Grenzow
Sam
East Troy
Monticello
William
Norma Freitag
Madison
Henry D. Freitag
J. W. Barlow
Fried
Ger Jean Babler
Monroe
Pioneers
Recreation Park
Wisconsin high school football scores roundup
In a slate of Tuesday games Fond du Lac defeated Oshkosh 15 to 9 while Fond du Lac also beat Janesville. Green Bay played at Wausau with no score listed, Sheboygan hosted Oshkosh, Wisconsin Rapids visited Appleton.
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Oshkosh
Fond du Lac
Janesville
Green Bay
Wausau
Sheboygan
Wisconsin Rapids
Appleton
Wisconsin Crew Bears Fall To Wisconsin Badgers Upset Victory
The Wisconsin Badgers defeated the previously unbeaten California crew by 2.4 lengths on a 1% mile course to dent the Bears national and Olympic hopes. It was Wisconsin’s first win over California in seven meetings since 1937 as both teams prepared for the LA regatta at Syracuse and coach Norm Sonja praised the upset.
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California
Bears
Badgers
Wisconsin
Syracuse
N. Y
Badger
Norm Sonja
Nagy Wins Only Double ABC Title
Steve Nagy of Cleveland won the all-events title in the 1952 American Bowling Congress tournament in Milwaukee, and teamed with John Klare to claim the doubles crown with a record 1,453. Nagy earned 1,000 for all-events plus another 1,000 with Klare. Albert Sharkey led the singles with 758. Beers brothers won team honors. Louis Szondi of Racine won a new automobile for high single with a 288, in a nine-game rolloff where Szondi averaged 209.
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Milwaukee
Steve Nagy
Cleveland
Nagy
John Klares
Szondi
Melvin Bowen
Des Moines
Bowen
Rand Stars For Green Bay Player In North South Game
Terry Rand from Green Bay Wisconsin led North All Stars to an 84 to 7 win over South in a Saturday night high school showcase. The game stayed close until midway through the third quarter as Rand's backboard artistry helped the Northerners secure their third straight victory.
Want Ad Seeks Quick Sale Despite Busy Shopper’s Schedule
A compact want ad notes lots of work for little, urging buyers to act fast. The terse line hints at a seller’s frustration with effort relative to payoff and invites quick decisions for a small return.
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EA Bobs
Thheaven
Tom Croak
Brews
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Milk Coolers Headquarters
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John Deere
Black & Clark
John Deere Sales and Service
11Th Avenue
Post
O. D. Curtis
Wisconsin Crew
Sonja
ABC
Louis H. Kohli
17Th Avenue
Blumer’s Drug Store
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