Brewers Defeat Beloit All-stars in Opening Exhibition
The Huber Brewers beat the Beloit All-stars 5 to 3 in the season opener before 300 fans. Monroe’s Jim Hill relieved in the sixth and struck out eight over four innings, earning praise for a standout relief showing. Beloit led briefly after a Grutzmer steal home, but Monroe answered with a three-run seventh.
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Huber Brewers
Beloit
Brewers
Monroe
Jim Hill
Hill
Jerry Jordan
Armstrong
Tyler
Grutzmer
Jordan
Harvey Loeffel
Kenny Norder
Balen
McNabb
Jim Jackson
Mason
Fred Huber
Rock Falls
Sterling
Ill
Grutzner
Jackson
Loeffel
Norder
Lf Jordan
Tota
Beloit Monroe
Rome wins 1960 Summer Games bid in IOC vote
The International Olympic Committee awarded Rome the 1960 summer games after weeklong meetings in Paris. Lausanne Budapest Brussels Detroit Tokyo and Mexico City were losers. A decision on the winter games was to come the next day. Australia will host the 1956 games.
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Paris
International Olympic Committee
Rome
IOC
Lausanne
Switzerland
Budapest
Brussels
Detroit
Tokyo
Mexico City
Australia
Lee Mitchell Named To Athletic Committee
Monroe high school basketball coach Lee Mitchell is appointed to a 12 member state committee to study the relationship of athletics and physical education. The committee includes representatives from WIAA Ripon College UW Madison and several state colleges plus chairman Glenn Smith.
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Lee Mitchell
Monroe
Mitchell
Clifford Fagan
Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association
Katherine L. Cronin
Wm. Brockmeyer
Wausau
Henry Derleth
Beaver Dam
Carl Doehling
Ripon College
Fagan
WIAA
Robert J. Francis
University of Wisconsin
John Gallagher
Eau Claire
R. G. Hein
Waukesha
Ole Jorgenson
Neenah
Armin Graeft
Milwaukee State College
Glenn Smith
LaCrosse State College
Gelinda Vescolani
Wauwatosa
Amazing bargains in The Times classified
Daily The Times lists bargain ads across categories. Readers find discounted items, services, and notices with quick contact details and prices in a concise classified section.
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Times
Phillies blank Braves 4 0 in nine inning win
Herm Wehmeier hurled nine shutout innings allowing six hits as the Phillies defeated Milwaukee 4 0. Del Ennis drew a walk and Willie Jones scored on a bases loaded walk in the fifth to push Philadelphia ahead. Ray Crone worked 3 2/3 innings in relief for Milwaukee before Joe Jay finished.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee Braves
Herm Wehmeier
Philadelphia Phils
Phillies
Bob Buh
Murry Dickson
Philadelphia
Phils
Gene Conley
Braves
Gene
Ray Crone
Conley
Joe Jay
Wehmeier
Marv Baylock
Granny Hamner
del Ennis
Willie Jones
White Sox Split and Yankees Lose 8-6
Chicago manager Marty Marion shuffled players and pitchers as the White Sox split a twi-night with Baltimore, losing 6-5 and winning 2-0. The Yankees dropped an 8-6 decision to Detroit as the Indians fell 3-0 to Washington, leaving Chicago two games behind New York and one ahead of Cleveland. Nellie Fox homered to tie the first game 5-5.
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ED Wilks
Associated Press
Marty Marion
Chicago White Sox
New York Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Baltimore
Sox
Yanks
Detroit
Indians
Washington
Marion
Minnie Minoso
George Kell
Ron Jackson
Bob Nieman
Nieman
Nellie Fox
Millard Howell
Harry Dorish
Sandy Consuegra
Sandy
Bobby Young
Chicago
Mike Fornieles
Fox
Billy Pierce
Pierce
Consuegra
Boston
Kansas City
Brooklyn
Minnesota Hunters List 1954 Kill Totals Released
Minnesota hunters killed an estimated 47,511 deer 1,024,687 ducks 659,357 pheasants and 11,325 geese in 1954. The Conservation Department released bag figures from license reports showing low return rates among small game and deer hunters with 143,127 migratory duck stamps sold. Bow hunters reported 5,008 deer with a 3.64 percent success rate and 449,385 furbearers were reported by 1,705 trappers totaling $2,132,545 in fur value.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Minnesota
Minnesota Conservation Department
Recreation Schedule Set for Ball Diamond
Jerry Dwyer of the city recreation department released the summer boys sports league schedule. Youth baseball times start next Monday at Recreation Park with 13 plus at 9 am, 10 to 12 year olds at 1 pm, and 7 to 9 year olds at 3 pm. Softball for 11 plus is 10 45 am at Recreation Park and 7 to 10 year olds at 10 am at Lincoln Park.
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Jerry Dwyer
Recreation Park
Lincoln Park
Waterford golfer Joyce Ziske to undergo appendectomy
Pro golfer Joyce Ziske of Waterford will have appendicitis surgery today at General Hospital Burlington and will be away from competition for about six weeks. She will miss the Western Open at Madison's Maple Bluff, which begins June 23. Also note a local oddity: hogs and deer trampling snakes.
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Burlington
Joyce Ziske
Waterford
General Hospital
Miss Ziske
Madison
Maple Bluff
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