Brewers extend Central Wisconsin lead with 4 1 victory over Janesville
Monroe Brewers improved to 4 0 in the Central Wisconsin Baseball League by defeating Janesville 4 1 in an out of town game. Pohlman and Timmons led Monroe with three hits each including a double, while Fenrich allowed 10 hits and five strikeouts for Janesville.
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Larry Pohlman
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Nordder
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Coulter
Suter
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Hanebrink Boosts Braves With Two-Run Homer
Harry Hanebrink delivered a two run homer as Milwaukee defeated St. Louis 4 2 boosting his season total to four homers and lifting his batting average to .174 in a Sunday game. He played in place of the ailing Wes Covington and expressed resolve to stay with the team.
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Harry Hanebrink
Milwaukee Braves
Milwaukee
St. Louis Cardinals
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Harry
Don McMahon
Wes Covington
Haddix Stars In Reds Sweep Of Cubs And Pirates Rout Dodgers
Harvey Haddix pitched seven hits over seven innings as Cincinnati swept Chicago 7 0 in the opener and 4 2 in the second game. Pete Whisenant drove in two with a two run double and a three run homer as Cincinnati built an 11 win in 16 games stretch. The Braves won 4 2 over St Louis to maintain a 14 1/2 game edge over the Giants who beat Philadelphia 3 1. Pittsburgh shattered the Dodgers 12 1 behind three homers in one inning. Frank Thomas left after being hit by a pitch but added to his league leading homer total with 20 and 61 RBIs. X rays showed no fracture on his hand.
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Los Angeles
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Cubs
Taylor Phillips
Whisenant
Tom Acker
Johnny Klippstein
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Dick Drott
Harry Hanebrink
St. Louis
Don McMahon
al Worthington
Phillies
Giants
Curt Simmons
Frank Thomas
Thomas
Baseball scoreboard shows standings and results across leagues
Major and National League results recap with team records and percentages. Notable scores include Kansas City 17-9 and Cleveland 5-4 in the American League, plus Milwaukee 31-22 and San Francisco 32-26 in the National League. Monday and Saturday games reported with several rain affected or incomplete contests.
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Wlaiaie
Washington
Chicago
Baltimore
Detroit
New York
Milwaukee
San Fran
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Cro Kseas
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
St. Louis
San Francisco
Swapping Spree Sends Newcombe to Cincinnati
The frantic final day of major league trades reshaped rosters. Don Newcombe moved from the Dodgers to Cincinnati for Johnny Klippstein Steve Bilko and cash. Other moves included Dick Schofield to Pittsburgh for Gene Freese and Johnny OBrien and multiple AL deals involving Kansas City Cleveland New York Detroit and Chicago.
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Redlegs
Don Newcombe
Newcombe
Dodgers
Johnny Klippstein
Steve Bilko
Cash
Los Angeles
Stockton Shades Minor Stars 8-0 in shutout win
Stockton blanked the Minor League All-stars 8 to 0 as pitcher Buske fanned 13 and yielded one hit. Larry Rockow struck out nine for the All-stars while Mooinu? fielding miscues and four second inning runs set the tone. Bruske led Stockton with two hits including a triple, and Arand drove in a run with a second score. Next up, Pet Milk faces YMCA at 6 45 and FFA plays St Johns at 8.
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Dick Yaun
Buske
Larry Rockow
Invaders
Donavan
Molitor
Wright
Bruske
Brudi
Arand
Monroe
Ken Wyss
Gene Baker
Alton Stuckey
Terry Wenger
John Prien
Gary Lahr
Jerry Muenich
Jim Lovelace
Bill Lyles
Whitey Engelbretson
Jelt
Pet Milk
YMCA
FFA
St. John’s
Bankers Brodhead Settle Tonight In Softball Playoff
Major League softball action opens with Commercial Bank facing Brodhead at 9 15 to settle a 2 1 tie from June 3 The following night Gemplers 3 0 takes on the Bankers to end round one and test if the league leading Templers can stay perfect
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Templers
Gemplers
Venezuela Oil Output Rank Cited by National Geographic
Venezuela on the northern coast of South America ranks second to the United States in crude oil production, according to the National Geographic Society.
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Venezuela
South America
United States
National Geographic Society
Legion Snips Brodhead 8 0 in Junior Legion opener
Monroe's State Line Junior Legion baseball beats Brodhead 8 to 0 in four and a half innings as rain halted play. Dave Grams struck out five, Ed Meichtry allowed six hits. Monroe led 2 0 after one, added six more in the fourth, with Holdrich Ponyicsanyi Hefty Engebretson Theiler and Grams scoring. Brodhead's Erickson singled in the fifth before the game ended. Monroe travels to Janesville for next action at 7 p.m.
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Junior Legion
Brodhead
Dave Grams
Ed Meichtry
Jack Ponyicsanyi
John Holdrich
Ponyicsanyi
Holdrich
John Hefty
Jerry Engebretson
Ron Theiler
Hefty
Grams
Engebretson
Theiler
Graves
Milwaukee Pro Golfer Randy Quick Wins Wisconsin Championship
Randy Quick of Milwaukee Tripoli captured the Wisconsin professional golf championship with a total 145 after posting a one-under-par 71 in the final round. The event highlighted local pro talent and concluded Sunday at a Milwaukee area course.
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Waukesha
Randy Quick
Milwaukee
Tripoli
New Zealand Farmers Hunt Whales as Sideline
In New Zealand, farmers supplement income by hunting whales. Whale remains are used as fertilizer on their fields, turning a byproduct into farm resources.
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New Zealand
Braves Pitchers Call For Legalizing Spitball
Lew Burdette and Warren Spahn of the Milwaukee Braves urged legalizing the spitball to even the field with power hitters on ABC-TV The Baseball Corner. Spahn said the pitch was outlawed because hitters could not hit it and clubs favoring longer games now carry many pitchers. Burdette denied tossing the spitball, saying he only moistens the ball to upset rivals.
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New York
Lew Burdette
Warren Spahn
Milwaukee Braves
Braves
Rogers Hornsby
Gabby Hartnett
Chicago Cubs
Abc-Tv
Milwaukee Southpaw
Burdette
Lew
Wisconsin Eyes Spike Buck Season Return and More Counties
The Wisconsin Conservation Congress approved repeating last fall's nine day spike buck season by a 65 to 2 vote and backed adding 20 more counties to the deer party permit hunting area. The advisory body also recommended the 1958 59 fish and game proposals before the July Conservation Commission meeting. The party permit allows groups of four or more hunters to obtain a five dollar permit to kill one deer, and the nine day season would start November 15.
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Wisconsin Conservation Department
Wisconsin Conservation Congress
Congress
State Conservation Commission
Wisconsin
Tigers Surging After Manager Change Sparkles In NY Sweep
Detroit gains ground with a six of seven record under Bill Norman. Frank Lary and Jim Bunning blank the Yankees 2-0 and 3-0 as Ossie Virgil Harvey Kuenn and Gail Harris drive in runs. Tigers climb to fifth, two games behind Boston.
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Bill Norman
Tighe
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Detroit
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Charlie Maxwell
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Kansas City
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Washington
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Bob Cerv
Hector Lopez
Chico Carrasquel
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Ridgeway Nineth Inning Rally Beats New Glarus 7 6
Ridgeway edged New Glarus 7 to 6 in the Southern section Home Talent League with a ninth inning run. Dean Murphy delivered the decisive double driving in Palmer Dietzman as Ridgeway moved to 41 wins while New Glarus dropped to 3-2. New Glarus led early, Ridgeway answered with three in the second and one in the third, then added two in the fourth while New Glarus tallied again in the seventh.
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Ridgeway
New Glarus
Dean Murphy
Palmer Dietzman
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