Cardinals Defeat Platteville 5 2 In Dairyland League Tilt
Monroe Cardinals led by Ernie Vogler and Leo Butts drive in runs as they beat Platteville 5 to 2 for their fourth straight Dairyland win. Dick Wainwright allowed five hits while Monroe had six off Mickey Gratz and Cub Speth. Box score shows Vogler, Butts and Loeffel among the RBI. Tomorrow the Cards meet Dodgeville at Recreation Park at 2 p.m.
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John Walter
Monroe Cardinal
Platteville
Monroe
Piper
Ernie Vogler
Bill Purcell
Leo Butts
Harvey Loeffel
Vogler
Butts
Loeffel
Dick Wainwright
Mickey Gratz
Speth
Cub
Mineral Point Cardinals
Town
Bill Moon
Dodgeville
Recreation Park
R H Huber
Wainwright
Lord Loeffel
Nicklson
Rice
Gratz
Vernon Leads in 1953 All Star Balloting Vote Totals
Mickey Vernon of the Washington Senators led all players with 33 106 votes for the American League first base spot while Eddie Robinson trailed closely with 31 944. Ferris Fain of the Chicago White Sox ranked third with 27 048 as balloting opened June 12 for the Cincinnati July 14 interleague game.
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Mickey Vernon
Robinson
Chicago
Washington Senators
Philadelphia
Eddie Robinson
Vernon
Ferris Fain
Chicago White Sox
Cincinnati
Tigers Star Ted Gray Wins First Since Nine Defeats
Yesterday's Major League Stars report Detroit Tigers pitcher Ted Gray allowed five hits and earned his first win after nine losses in a 3-2 victory over the New York Yankees. Philadelphia Phillies reserve infielder Tommy Glaviano hit two home runs and a single as the Phils defeated their opponent.
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Ted Gray
Detroit Tigers
New York Yankees
Tommy Glaviano
Philadelphia Phillies
Phils
Giamba Faces Portuguez in Ten Round Memorial Bout
In Buffalo, Joey Giamba of Buffalo seeks his seventh straight victory as he meets Costa Rican hard hitter Tuzo Kid Portuguez in a ten round middleweight bout at the Memorial Auditorium. The bout starts at 7 p m CST and will be telecast coast to coast.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Joey Giamba
Tuzo
Kid) Portuguez
Memorial Auditorium
Giants Dominate Braves With Lopsided 15-1 Loss
New York Giants crushed Milwaukee 15 to 1 as Sal Maglie starred with four RBIs and three hits. Dave Cole belted a 385 foot homer as the Braves struggled on the mound and at the plate. Brooklyn and Philadelphia also won, keeping the NL tight race and leaving Milwaukee two and a half games ahead of the Dodgers.
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Milwaukee Braves
New York Giants
New Yorkers
Giants
Milwaukee
Salpees
Braves
Dave Cole
Maglie
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia Phils
Cincinnati
Robin Roberts
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
del ‘Mueller
Bobby Thomson
Wes Westrum
Lockman
al Dark
Hank ‘Thompson
New York
Bob Buhl
Sid Gordon
Jack Dittmer
Cole
Bubl
Dave Jolly
Max Surkont
Jim Hearn
Coe Advances in Trans Missisippi Jubilee Golf Event
Kansas City reports the Trans Mississippi Golf Association jubilee moves to its quarterfinals with Charles Coe of Oklahoma City as the strong favorite. The former national amateur champion seeks a fourth Trans Miss title after defeating Dick Sloan 4 and 2 in Friday’s third round.
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Coe
Kansas City
Mississippi Golf Association
Jlean Charles Coe
Oklahoma
City
Administrators to Meet at Lake Delton for NFHS Meeting
The National Federation of State High School Athletic Associations will hold its 11th annual meeting June 28 to July 2 at Lake Delton. Cliff Fagan, WIAA executive secretary, announced the Wisconsin group will host about 400 athletic administrators from all states for the five day event. The text notes Ontario extends from New York to Minnesota along its southern border.
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Marinette
National Federation of State High School ‘Athletic Association
Lake Delton
Cliff Fagan
WIAA
Wisconsin
Province of
Ontario
Canada
State of
New York
Minnesota
Schuelzes Nip Commercial Bank Takes Tight Baseball Thriller
Schuelzes Nip Commercial Bank edged Schuetzel 1-0 in a 10 inning tilt as leadoff run scored on a single by Winzenreich. In the second game Carter-Gruenewald beat Jefferson Center 12-5 behind Krattiger, four hits by Carter, and timely hitting to remain near the league lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haga Celler
Gayle Brecklin
Bankers
Schuetzes
al Henning
Rum
le Winzenreich
Wustrich
Carter
Clyde Davis
Rudy Hafen
Krattiger
Ray Figi
Tom Bell
Ken Luchsinger
al Roenneberg
Gil Rockey
Dale Davis
Jefferson Center
Herb Bell
Carter-Gruenewald
Navy Favored to Extend Rowing Unbeaten Streak at Onondaga
Syracuse reports rival coaches expected barometric conditions to decide the first intercollegiate regatta on Onondaga Lake. Navy seeks a 20th straight win as 11 crews race eight-oar shells, with Washington, Wisconsin, and others weighing in on weather’s impact and Navy’s enduring strength.
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Will Grimsley
Syracuse
N. Y
Navy
Onondaga Lake
Glum al Uldrickson
University of Washington’ Huskies
Packers Sign Pair Green Bay in Coach Staff Move
Veteran guard Dave Stephenson and rookie tackle Howard Routt signed contracts with the Green Bay Packers today. Stephen son, from Los Angeles in 1951, has been the regular offensive right guard for two seasons. Routt is 245 pounds, 64 inches, played college football at Loyola of Los Angeles.
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Packers
Green Bay
Dave
Trapper
Stephenson
Howard
Cowboy
Routt
Green Bay Packers
Los Angeles
Loyola of Los Angeles
Fisherman Wins Five-Hour German Brown on Wolf River
Bruce Beiersdorf, a local trout expert, fought a massive German brown trout on the upper Wolf below Hollister for five hours. The fish weighed 9 pounds 5 ounces, the largest reported this year but short of the state record, drawing spectators who watched from the riverbank throughout the epic battle.
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Bruce Beiersdorf
Beiersdorf
Wolf
Hollister
Scoreboard lines roll through major leagues and state league results
The AMERICAN LEAGUE standings list New York Cleveland Chicago Boston Washington Philadelphia St. Louis Detroit with wins losses and percentages. Friday results show Detroit 3 New York 2 Boston 4 St Louis 1 Chicago 5 Philadelphia 2 Cleveland 4 Washington 2 Sunday matchups include Cleveland at Washington Chicago at Philadelphia Detroit at New York St Louis at Boston. Wisconsin State League standings feature Green Bay Sheboygan Fond du Lac Wausau Appleton Wisconsin Rapids Janesville Oshkosh and Friday results Green Bay 8 Fond du Lac 3 Janesville 5 Appleton 4 Oshkosh 11 Wausau 4 Sheboygan 5 Wisconsin Rapids 0 Sunday games list several duels among Green Bay Appleton Oshkosh Fond du Lac Sheboygan Janesville Wisconsin Rapids Wausau.
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New York
Cleveland
Chicago
Washington
Philadelphia
Detroit
St. Louis
Boston
Milwaukee
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Wisconsin
Green Bay
Sheboygan
Fond du Lac
Wausau
Bi Appleton
Wisconsin Rapids
Janesville
Oshkosh
Appleton
Boygan
Waus
Garden Pest Control Chemicals and Dairy Herd News
Guidance on selecting safe fungicides for vegetables discusses carbamates like zineb ziram and ferbam plus fixed copper options and spray timing for disease and insect control. In dairy farming, Elmada Crescent Prince Bessie the Holstein cow completed a 354 day production test averaging 19 quarts daily with high butterfat. a 30 cow Holstein herd in Monticello also averaged 19 quarts per cow per day. A Brown Swiss bull, Spring Valley Rudolph 112838, was sold from the John Ingold Estate to B W Boeblke Random Lake.
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Tee
Wade
Elmada Crescent Prince Bessie
W. G. Timm
H. O. Elmer
Monticello
University of Wisconsin
National Holstein Headquarters
Spring Valley
John Ingold
B. W. Boeblke
Random Lake
Monticello Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits
Monticello residents report visitors and trips scattered through the week. Mr. and Mrs. Karl Freitag and sons returned from a one week Pennsyl vania vacation. Mrs. Ira Holcomb stayed at the Fred J. Duerst home in New Glarus.
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Karl Freitag and Sons
Pennsylvania
Ira Holcomb
Fred J. Duerst
New Glarus
George, Bidlingmaler
Charles Niles
Monroe
Albert Knobel
Madison
O. D. Curtis
Doris Wagner
Curt
Theodore Butler
Ralph Pearsons
John Elmer
Herman Elmer
Durocher Doubtful on Braves Pennant Hopes
MILWAUKEE Leo Durocher expressed lingering doubt about the Milwaukee Braves pennant chances after a 15 to 1 loss to the Giants. He praised the Braves pitching but warned injuries could change the outcome, and he indicated the Giants' season has not lived up to expectations. He also discussed possible TV offers and Giants leadership.
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Milwaukee
Leo Durocher
Milwaukee Braves
New York Giants
Braves
Durocher
Giants
Biddle
Mathews
Mickey Mantle
Grimm
Beverly Hills
Calif
Horace Stoneham
Baseball
Wisconsin Airman Died in C-124 Crash
The Defense Department released the names of 129 U S service members killed in a disaster near Tokyo. Among the list with next of kin are Airman 2-C Leroy W. Lenhardt of Mukwonago Wisconsin and Privates Burton B. Smith of Red Wing Minnesota and Isidore E. Kolb of Austin Minnesota.
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Wisconsin
Washington
Defense Department
United States
Tokyo
Leroy W. Lenhardt
Frederick Lenhardt
Mukwonago
Wis
Burton B. Smith
Veil Smith
Red Wing
Minn
Isidore E. Kolb
Isidore L. Kolb
Austin, Minn
Olson Wins and Seeks Turpin Clash in World Middleweight
Bobo Olson defeated Paddy Young by unanimous decision at Madison Square Garden to capture the American 160-pound title. Olson said his bobbing and weaving style will beat Randy Turpin when they meet, noting Turpin’s awkward strength but confident in his own approach. The 15-round bout was broadcast nationally.
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Mubkaz
New York
Cairn
Carl
Bobo) Olson
England
Randy Turpin
Augus
Thortly
Paddy Young
Madison Square Garden
Bobo
Turpin
Young
Railroad Police Head To Retire This Month
Milwaukee Road announces L. J. Benson will retire June 30 after 47 years of service. Benson led the Milwaukee Road police for 30 years in Chicago. E. F. Conway named superintendent of police effective July 1 with headquarters in Chicago. Jerry Schramm dies at 52 in Milwaukee. inspector for the state boxing commission and noted golfer. Nylon stocking fragment noted.
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Chicago
Milwaukee Road
L. J. Benson
Benson
E. F. Conway
Minneapolis
Jerry Schramm
Milwaukee
State Boxing Commission
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San Francisco
Krantz
Frouen
Blum
Jimmy Hatlo
Willi Goettling
West Bel
P. T. Dibrova
East Berlin
Goettling
Berlin
Walnut Street Speedway
Freeport, Illinois
Ena & Savings
IBANK
Quaboag Payee Aoa
West Warren
Mass
Bobo Olson
Nash
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