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Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1955

Page

5

Antonelli Spahn To Pitch Tonight For Braves Giants Series

Braves seek victory as Warren Spahn and Johnny Antonelli prepare to face the New York Giants in Milwaukee. Giants ace Antonelli, 21-7 last season, was 6-7 this year, while Spahn stood 4-7 after last night. Phillies shut out Braves 3-0, Dickson and Wehmeier strong as Milwaukee drops to fourth place 15 games back.

Milwaukee Warren Spahn Johnny Antonelli Milwaukee Braves Braves New York Giants Antonelli Spahn Johnny Philadelphia Phillies Murry Dickson Phils Dickson George Crowe Chuck Tanner George Herm Wehmeier Buhl Bob Buhl Bob Ernie Johnson Milwaukee County Stadium Richie Ashburn Granny Hamner Ashburn Marv Blaylock Willie Jones Andy Seminick Roy Smalley Johnson Jones Seminick Smalley

Baseball Standings and Scores for American and National Leagues

The standings show New York leading the American League with 40 wins and 21 losses, followed by Chicago and Cleveland. Tonight’s games include Kansas City at Washington and Chicago at New York among others. Thursday results list Cleveland over Washington and Chicago over Baltimore. In the National League Brooklyn leads with 44 wins and 15 losses. New York and Chicago follow, with several late games noted. Also a note on distinguishing hair sheep breeds by tail orientation.

New York Chicago Cleveland Detroit Boston Washington Kansas City Baltimore Brooklyn Milwaukee Philadelphia Cincinnati St. Louis Pittsburgh

Softball All-star Roster Announced for Monroe Madison Clash

Robert Hendrickson of the Monroe Softball Association announced the 1955 all star roster for the Monroe versus Stadium Bar of Madison game set July 4 before the Recreation Park fireworks. Top players from eight Municipal Softball League teams chosen for positions.

Robert Hendrickson Monroe Softball Association Monroe Madison Recreation Park Hendrickson Gemplers Charles Dwyer Roger Isely Herman Blum Phillips Bill Gyure Gail Brecklin Commercial Bank John Winzenried Utility Dick Boelk Ernies

Tiger Jones to Fight Ernie Durando on MSG Card

Yonkers boxer Ralph Tiger Jones meets Ernie Durando of Bayonne in a 10 round main event at Madison Square Garden. Jones enters as a 12 to 5 favorite on NBC telecast at 9 p m. Durando returns after his Feb 4 loss to Kid Gavilan and Jones seeks another big night following his upset of Sugar Ray Robinson in Chicago.

New York Ralph Tiger) Jones Yonkers N. Y Ernie Durando Bayonne N. J Madison Square Garden Jones Network Radio and Television NBC Durando Kid Gavilan Sugar Ray Robinson Chicago Bobo Olson

Bauer Sisters Enter 26th Women’s Western Open at Madison

Madison report lists the Bauer sisters Marlene and Alice and Patty Berg among entrants in the 26th Women’s Western Open at Ma Bluff country club June 23. More than 55 entrants expected with a 100-player field. $5,000 in pro cash prizes and $700–$1,000 top prizes. The event will be 72 holes medaled play, preceded by a pro-am with 20 leading pros and Wisconsin amateurs in a best-ball format.

Madison Bauer Sisters Glamour Girls Patty Berg Ma Bluff Country Club Marlene Bauer Alice Bauer-Hagge Miss Berg St. Petersburg Wisconsin

Watkins Joins College All Star vs Browns in Chicago

Ohio State half back Bob Watkins becomes the third player to accept the College All Star invitation. The team will meet the Cleveland Browns at Soldier Field on the night of August 12.

Chicago Ohio State Bob Watkins Cleveland Browns Soldier Field

Pros Find Course Tough in National Open

In San Francisco at Olympic Club the national open challenges the field of 162 on a 6708 yard par 70 course. Tommy Bolt led with 67 three behind him in second place is Walker Inman Jr. at even par 70. Jack Burke and Ben Hogan tied for fourth with 71 and 72 respectively.

San Francisco Tommy Bolt Olympic County Club Bolt Walker Inman Jr Augusta Jack Burke Kiantesha Lake N. Y Ben Hogan

Two Softball Games At Park Here Tonight

A girls softball double bill at Recreation Park features Monticello versus Trickett Transfer in the opener and Jefferson Center versus Simmons in the nightcap at 9 p m Simmons enters with a 1 2 record and Jefferson Center with a 1 1 mark heading into the games.

Monticello Tricket Transfer Recreation Park Jefferson Center Simmons

Recalls Champagne for Caesar in $64 000 Question tie in NY

New York police detective Redmond O’Hanlon, 39, and Shakespearean scholar, rises to $16,000 on CBS TV’s $64,000 Question while facing a limit on winnings. The piece parallels the 1950 film Champagne for Caesar where a bookish hero pursues knowledge and a sponsor’s goal.

New York Cbs-Tv Caesar Redmond O'Hanlon Fordham University United Artists Ronald Colman Beauregard Bottomley Happy Hogan Art Linkletter Beauregard M Hogan Celeste Holm O’hanlon

Oneida Sheriff Gaber Resigns for U.S. Treasury Investigator Post

Oneida County Sheriff Robert F. Gaber announced his resignation effective July 15 to take a post as a criminal investigator for the U S Treasury Department. Gaber, 29, is entering his second term as sheriff after two terms as undersheriff and a long career in police work beginning as a patrolman.

Rhinelander Oneida County Robert F. Gaber U. S. Treasury Department Gaber

Wisconsin dairy cows fed record silage rations

Wisconsin farmers produced over 10 million tons of corn and grass silage last year for dairy cows. Total corn silage reached 1 053 000 acres at 9 14 tons per acre with grass silage adding 75 000 tons from 155 000 acres. The state led in per cow silage consumption and ration size, nearly doubling the national average.

Wisconsin Federal

Six Brodhead Class of 1955 to Attend Whitewater State

Six members of the Brodhead high school class of 1955 will attend Whitewater State College next fall. They are Robert Matzke Clifford Anderson Rani Jo Stencel Mari beth Riese Ruth Blackford and Jeanette Stuessy.

Whitewater Brodhead Brodhead High School Whitewater State College Robert Matzke Clifford Anderson Rani Jo Stencel Maribeth Riese Ruth Blackford Jeanette Stuessy

Yankees Beat Tigers 3-2 Behind Bryne Nine Inning Gem

Yesterday the Yankees pitcher Tommy Byrne went the full nine, striking out nine and allowing only four hits to defeat the Detroit Tigers 3-2. Ted Kluszewski drove in the go ahead runs for the Reds, homering twice to lift Brooklyn 6-5 in the 10th.

Tommy Bryne Yankees Detroit Ted Kluszewski Redlegs Brooklyn

Cubs and White Sox Win as Yankees Lead Pack

Chicago Cubs and White Sox post wins as they tour cities after Thursday victories. White Sox close series in Baltimore with an 80 triumph over the Orioles, keeping pace with the league leading New York Yankees.

Chicago Chicago Cubs Chicago White Sox New York Yankees Baltimore Orioles Cubs

Cubs, Giants edge to 2-1 as series kicks off at Wrigley

Warren Hacker hurled a five hit game to give the Cubs a 2-1 win over the Giants. Stan Hack picks Bob Rush to face Curt Simmons as Philadelphia visits Chicago for the four game set at Wrigley Field. In New York, the White Sox rotate Donovan and Whitey Ford in a night game with Donovan 7-2 and Ford 7-2.

Hind Warren Hacker New York Giants Cubs Phillies Wrigley Field Stan Hack Bob Rush Philadelphia Curt Simmons New York White Sox Dick Donovan Whitey Ford

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