Wainwright Set For Mound Duty
Dick Wainwright will start for the Cardinals in his second season appearance tomorrow night at Recreation Park against the Rockford Mattress Co. team at 8 p.m. The Rockford squad leads the Northern Illinois League with five straight wins as Wainwright’s teammates field a lineup including Purcell Vogler Butts Dwyer Huber Courtney Brawand and Wuethrich.
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Bill Moon
Herb Bell
Bill Purcell
Ernie Vogler
Leo Butts
Jerry Dwyer
Fred Huber
Dan Courtney
Bobby Brawand
Bob Rieder
Gail Brecklin
Tom Bell
Gene Wuethrich
Glen Olsen
Powell
W Cassioppie
Bretan Short
Ron Sadewater
Bob Finley
Jack Lang
George Gamokre
Rockford Mattress
Don Cunningham
Ally Westfall
Columbus Ends Brewers Win Streak with Ninth Inning Rally
The Columbus team halted Milwaukee's seven game winning streak with a 6 to 5 victory. Virgil Jester was charged with the loss and reports to the Boston Braves with a 10-5 mark. Dick Rand and Wallis Lammers had tying and winning hits off Jester, while Jack Dittmer hit a three run homer in the eighth and doubled in a run in the third.
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Carey Named First P End on Michigan State All Star Squad
Carey named captain of Michigan State football team last season and named as first member of 50 player collegiate squad to meet Los Angeles Rams in all star game at Soldier Field on August 15.
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Boros Faces Test in PGA Championship Start
LOUISVILLE The PGA votes Julius Boros to compete in the PGA championship despite ineligibility for membership for three years. The CT native and Mid Pines pro in North Carolina seeks to prove his National Open win was no fluke as the event opens tomorrow.
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National League Results and Schedule Summary
Monday scores include New York 8 St Louis 7 and Philadelphia 5 Pittsburgh 4 with Cincinnati Boston St Louis Philadelphia New York and St Louis at Philadelphia on Wednesday. American Association results list Milwaukee 6 bus 5, Indianapolis 14 Minneapolis 5, Toledo 7 Kansas City 2 with Louisville in 11 innings, plus Toledo at Minneapolis and Columbus at St Paul. State League standings show Janesville and Oshkosh in Wisconsin schedule with Appleton at Sheboygan.
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Giants Rally Past Cardinals for 87 Victory
Yesterday's Stars and one out in the last half of the ninth gave the Giants an 87 victory over the St. Louis Cardinals. Pitching Jim Konstanty of the Phillies hurled three scoreless relief innings to earn credit in Philadelphia's 4–4 win over the Pittsburgh Pirates.
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Round Winners in Tennis Tourney at Nation Park
Firet and af the tenn tourney at Nation Park conclude with Pat Wuethrich John Hammer and Nathan Brand as winners. Wuethrich beat Gary Coplien 61 6 1. Hammer defeated Tom Croak 62 64. Brand defeated Leroy Rauscher 64 6 0. The trio advances to the second round after opening wins.
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Open Lead Goes To Betsy Rawls In Chicago Open
Betsy Rawls from Texas aims to convert a lead into a $1 000 conquest in the 23rd Women s Western Open Tourney to boost her 1952 earnings past $10 000. Rawls shot a 74 to lead qualifying by two strokes and faces amateur Mary Agnes Wu in the16 match opening round at Skokie Country Club.
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Louise Suggs
Freeport Athlete Wins Western Conference Medal at Wisconsin
Freeport Illinois senior Walter B Deike of Freeport was named Western Conference Medal winner at Wisconsin. He closed his intercollegiate career by winning the NCAA 10000 meter title last Friday. The award honors scholarship and athletics and Deike was elected to Phi Beta Kappa and plans to enter medical studies in September.
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Pirates Sign Duke Star Groat in $75,000 Package
Pittsburgh reports that Dick Groat, star shortstop from Duke University, has been signed by the Pirates for a reputed 75 000 dollars plus. The deal is said to be strong enough to place Groat in the lineup against the New York Giants at the Polo Grounds tonight.
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Hickory Cheese Nips Schuetzes in Comeback Victory
Hickory Cheese edged Schuetzes 8 to 5 after a three run burst in the bottom of the sixth inning. Pete Johnson and Dave Fahs pitched well as both teams were held scoreless through four frames before Hickory Cheese surged with five runs in the sixth to overturn an early deficit.
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NBA Names Doxie To Head Officials
New York reports Maurice Podoloff named vome Moore supervisor of officials for the NBA. Moore, ex Purdue athlete, will assign referees and develop new officials from his West Lafayette, Indiana base, after coaching Milwaukee Hawks and other pro teams.
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Giants History of Bizarre Plays and Pennant Echoes
Since Bobby Thomson’s pennant smash in 1951 odd events have haunted the Giants. At the Polo Grounds the Cardinals erased an 11-0 lead to win 14-12, then Thomson hit a grand slam to beat St Louis 8-7 a day later. Willard Schmidt faced one batter and took the loss. George Spencer earned the win with one pitch for a double play to end the ninth. Del Rice’s grounder ended the top of the ninth as Thomson’s slump continued.
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Monticello Social Notes From Mrs Curtis Column
Monticello social roundup lists visits and weekend travels among residents. Caroline Voegeli of Madison stayed with her mother Mrs Lydia Voegeli. families including Zweifel, Brusveen, Hoesly, Spring, Hefty and Becker visited relatives in Madison Monroe Evansville and Mt Horeb region. Local high school principals Neil Lueneschloss and H A Becker are mentioned in passing.
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Thomas Brusveen
Walter Hoesly
Roger
William Spring
Stone Lake
Wisconsin
Anton Hefty
Tommy Hoesly Wright
Sylvan Bidlin
Major
Monticello
Harry Ammons
Freeport
Evansville
Neil Lueneschloss
H. A.becker
New Giarus
Local Socials and Visits Across Monroe DeKalb and Madison
A fragment lists gatherings from Monroe and DeKalb including Mr and Mrs Paul Schrepfer and Belleville attendees at a family reunion. Edwin Wilde and family visiting Monroe. Ira Holcomb and relatives calling on Don Ringhand. E W Marty and family with Dorothy Marty and Gus Johnson at a play in DeKalb. Freitag family members in Madison for a third degree ceremony. Ray Silver and Jacob Voegeli hosting callers. Saunders and Segner families visiting Browntown. and a note that Asiatic elephants may reach 11 feet tall.
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Belleville
William Benkert
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Ira Holcomb
Don 'Ringhand
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Dorothy Marty
Gus Johnson
Clarence Freitag
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Raymond Gessler
Henry V. Baeble
Charles Lombard
Madison
Ray Silver
Jacob Voegeli
Thomas Saunders
Donald
Alton Segner
Browntown
Cheese contest split to separate pasteurized and raw aged cheese
The 1953 convention of the dairy association will divide the aged cheese competition into two classes based on pasteurized and raw milk. The first split class contest occurs this year with no other changes. The Agriculture Department reports a second cheese purchase under the price support program, buying 60,936 pounds of Wisconsin cheese, bringing total purchases to 89,141 pounds. A Monticello Swiss cheese batch was ruined by flooding from the Little Sugar River, the factory cleaning after the fire department pumped water from the cellar. A panel at the 19th annual National Creameries Association meeting will discuss farm costs, imitation dairy products, short supply risk, and prospects for the dairy industry, aiming to cover topics from equipment to milk use.
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Monticello
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Market summary shows mixed hog beef and egg prices
Chicago markets report hogs mostly lower with various weights trading between 15.75 and 20.75 per hundredweight. cattle mostly steady to weak with prime steers around 34.50 to 35.00 and cows 20.50 to 34.00. Egg prices hold and wholesale buys unchanged while Egypt’s early metal use traced to before 4000 B C.
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