Martin Sparks Slowpitch Triumph Over Firemen 25 to 7
Martin Sparks led Wisconsin Power and Light with a 4 for 4 night including a homer as Firemen crushed Milwaukee Cheese 25-7. Power and Light also beat EUB No. 1 8 to 4 and Moose topped Baumgartners 11-0. Moose and Power and Light posted strong team hitting. Paul Mueller earned the win for Power and Light.
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Martin Sparks
Firemen
Dave Martin
Wisconsin Power and Light
Terry Stamm
EUB
Roger Sullivan
Moose
Milwaukee Cheese
Baumgartners
Power and Light
EUB No. 1
Stars Batting Shine in Colts 9 3 Victory Over St Louis
Yesterday's box score highlights Walt Bond from Houston driving in four runs with two singles as the Colts defeated St Louis 9-3. Eddie Fisher of Chicago pitched six innings, allowed five hits, helping the White Sox to a 9-1 win over Baltimore, their first after six straight losses.
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Walt Bond
Houston
Colts
St. Louis
Eddie Fisher
Chicago
White Sox
Baltimore
Latecomers Take Lead In KC Golf League Clash
In a head on clash at Windy Acres the Latecomers surged back to first with four points from The Studio and 22 total. The Studio 20 percent No Moes 20 Banker’s Life and Windy Acres 16 each Hooligans 13 percent. Birdies by Menehan Kessenich Clark and Buholzer low net 31. Spaghetti dinner followed with 66 KC members and wives and card games.
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Knights of Columbus
Windy Acres
Latecomers
Banker's Life
Frank Menehan
Joe Kessenich
Don Clark
Harry Buholzer
Kcs
Moderate Increases Seen in Duck Numbers
An international wildlife conference heard that an estimated 23 million breeding ducks migrated north this spring, up from last year but still about half the mid-1950s peak. With water conditions similar to last year, officials expect only token improvement in the fall outlook. Assistant Interior Secretary Frank P. Briggs spoke after the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washingson
Canada
Mexico
United States
Asst
Frank P. Briggs
Ann Pickett Sparks Windy Acres Action
In the Women's League at Windy Acres yesterday Ann Pickett repeated her prior performance by posting a 49 to win the low score prize. Dorothy Schott captured the low handicap with a 34 net. Other prizewinners included Frank Friedrichs Bea Goecks and Virginia Menahan. Kansas City bullpen coach Gus Niarhos was named manager of Wytheville farm club in Georgia.
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Windy Acres
Ann Pickett
Dorothy Schott
Frank Friedrichs
Bea Goecks
Virginia Menahan
Kansas City
Gus Niarhos
Kansas’ City Athletics
Wytheville
Twins Acquire Grant. Cubs and Cards Trade Brock and More
The Minnesota Twins pull right-hander Jim Mudcat Grant in a late deal to bolster the rotation joining Camilo Pascual Jim Kaat and Dick Stigman. In a six player blockbuster St Louis sends Ernie Broglio and Bobby Shantz to Chicago for Lou Brock and Jack Spring. Brock starts his fourth major league season and hit .257 with two homers for the Cubs.
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Mike Rathet
Associated Press
Minnesota Twins
Jim
Mudcat) Grant
St. Louis
Ernie Broglio
Bobby Shantz
Doug Clemens
Chicago Cubs
Lou Brock
Jack Spring
Paul Toth
Baltimore
Joe Gaines
Houston
Pittsburgh
Don Cardwell
Fred Green
Twins
Dean Chance
Los Angeles
Bob Allison
Angels
Bill Dailey
Bill Whitby
Charlotte
Grant
Stange
Hander
Camilo Pascual
Jim Kaat
Jim Roland
Dick Stigman
Cardinals
Glen Hobbie
Cubs
Broglio
Brock
Madison Golfer Simonson Wins Peters Open
Madison amateur Harry Simonson won the Peters Open Golf Tournament at Southview Country Club, finishing 2-under par 205 for 54 holes to edge pro Ken Gorg by one stroke. Gorg led after the first round with a 62 and earned $1,000 top prize despite two 72s Monday and a missed 15-foot putt on the 18th.
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Madison
ST. Paul
Harry Simonson
Wis
Simonson
Ken Gorg
Chaska
Minn
Gorg
Southview Country Club
Monroe Legion Wins Two Tilts Over Janesville
Monroe Legion baseball team moved to 2-1 after winning both ends of a doubleheader against Janesville. Chuck Dearth pitched the first game for an 81 win with two hits allowed and 15 strikeouts, then earned a relief win in a 12-4 second game. Janesville’s lone first-game run came on a Kersten homer. Gille and Klemm led Monroe with multi-hit games, while Dearth and Rufenacht did strong pitching. Details of community notes follow.
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Monroe
Legion
Janesville
Chuck Dearth
Beloit
Dearth
Fanning
Kersten
Wolff
Roger Gille
Bill Klemm
Klemm
Keith Burlington
Sexton
Gille
Bob Buchholtz
Dick Swiggum
Swiggum
Gary Rufenacht
Rufenacht
J. Giese
Monticello Society Notes Honor Visitors and Guests
Mrs Rosa Legler returned home Sunday after two weeks in North Dakota visiting relatives and friends. Thursday dinner guests at Fred Escher included Ernest Kern Merideth Susan Cindy Clarno Robert Klassy Town City Ia Mr and Mrs Richard Wichser Danny and Marcia Brodhead Mr and Mrs John Farrel Mr and Mrs David Dwyer Donald Klassy and Miss Shirley Escher Madison Mr and Mrs Arthur Escher Miss Joanne Schneider Mr and Mrs William Escher and Timmy Lodi Mr and Mrs Thomas Stearns Janesville
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Rosa Legler
North Dakota
Fred Escher
Ernest Kern
Merideth
Susan
Cindy
Clarno
Robert Klassy
Town City
Richard Wichser
Danny
Marcia
Brodhead
John Farrel
David Dwyer
Donald Klassy
Shirley Escher
Madison
Arthur Escher
Joanne Schneider
William Escher
Timmy
Lodi
Baseball Standings and Schedule From Monday to Wednesday
The American League standings show Chicago leading with 32 wins and 20 losses, Baltimore 34-22, New York 32-21, Minnesota 32-26, Boston 29-29, Cleveland 27-27, Detroit 25-29, Washington 27-35, Los Angeles 24-37, Kansas City 20-36. National League totals have Philadelphia 32-21, San Francisco 34-23, Cincinnati 30-26, Pittsburgh 29-27, Milwaukee 30-28, Chicago 27-27, Los Angeles 28-30, St. Louis 22-31, Houston 28-32, New York 19-40. Monday results include Chicago 9 Baltimore 1 and Washington 3 Los Angeles 2. upcoming games list several twin bills and rain-affected or night doubleheaders.
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Chicago
Baltimore
New York
Minnesota
Boston
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Los Angeles
Kansas City
St. Louis
Houston
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
Chisox Regain League Lead with 9-1 Win Over Orioles
Chicago White Sox bounce back from a rough stretch to rout the Baltimore Orioles 9-1 and reclaim the American League lead. Seven runs in the first inning followed a speech by manager Al Lopez, Don Buford and Floyd Robinson each had three hits, and Joe Horlen to start a twinbill tonight against Baltimore. The Cubs, idle, open a three game series with Philadelphia as they pursue a first division push and pennant hopes after trading Lou Brock for Ernie Broglio.
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Chicago
Chicago White Sox
New York
Baltimore Orioles
Sox
Orioles
New York Yankees
al Lopez
Don Buford
Floyd Robinson
Joe Horlen
Juan Pizarro
Milt Pappas
Steve Barber
Baltimore
Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Lou Brock
Ernie Broglio
Cubs
Will
Larry Jackson
Dennis Bennett
Brodhead By Miss Grace Marsh
Mrs S J Stepnoski and daughters Anne and Jean from Fond du Lac visit her parents Mr and Mrs R J Douglas. Mrs E L Paley of Wembley England visits her daughter and family in Durand Ill, plans to return in September. Mr and Mrs Wesley Grenzow of Juda call on Mrs Dorothy Hein and Mrs Grace Hartman. Miss Elizabeth Richter of Janesville visits Miss Lillie M Focht. The Cubs have pennant hopes. Jim Walker 220 pound Tex signed a contract to Monday night with Edmonton of the Phils, the Canadian Football League.
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S. J. Stepnoski
Anne
Jean
Fond du Lac
R. J. Douglas
E. L. Paley
Wembley
England
Frederick Meier
Durand
Ill
Grace Hartman
Paley
Wesley Grenzow
Juda
Dorothy Hein
Cubs
Lubbock
Tex
Jim
My Walker
Texas J
Tech
Edmonton
Phils
Carnegie Gift Funds Newberry Humanities Seminar
The Newberry Library will start a humanities seminar next year for scholars from 10 Midwest colleges funded by a 252000 grant from the Carnegie Corp of New York. The program, for history and literature study, targets professors faculty members upper class undergraduates and doctoral candidates at Beloit Carleton Coe Cornell Grinnell Knox Lawrence Monmouth Ripon and St Olaf.
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Midwest
Carnegie Corp. of
New York
Newberry Library
Associated Colleges
Associated Colleges of
Beloit
Carleton
Coe
Cornell
Grinnell
Knox
Lawrence
Monmouth
Ripon
St. Olaf
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Ray Benkert
Gene Baker
Clair Levi
Don VanWagenen
Paul Mueller
George Cromwell
Baker
Mueller
Levi
VanWagenen
Spanni
Joe McGuire
Duane Flannery
Phil Johnson
Charles Anderson
Cheese
Arnie Koehn
Chalet Cheese
Eagles No. II
South Wayne
White Haven
Hubers
Swiss Colony
Lanz Hardware
Grace Lutheran
Wisconsin Liquid Feed
Dormans
Martin's
Joe's Private Club
BY Jimmy Hatlo
CMON
Ernal
AL FE
KC Golf League
Action
Baumgartner
Monroe Legion
Ralph Cairns
Kay
Fenimore
Bernard Dooley
Sylvia Curtis
Doria’ Wagner
John W. Zweifel
New Glarus
Ira Holcomb
Frederick Duerst
Verona
Wisconsin
Laurance G. Marty
Lawrence F. Marty
Neil Buechel
Danita
Brett
Jake
Krieg
Donna Karlen
Belvidere
C. W. Karlen
Monticello
C. D. Curtis
Dearth Motors, Inc
17Th Avenue
Monroe, Wis
Chisox
Miss Grace Marsh
Carnegie
Newberry
The
Marshall Company
Thearshall Seceaires
Midwest Stock Exchange
Oscar N. Jon
P.O
SI Lng
Standard Oil Dealers
Rane
Don’s
9Th Street
Swiggum’s
18Th Avenue
Sr Arruco Sonaco
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