Blue Sox Aim to Avenge Last Year's 29-2 Loss to Cards
Blue Sox manager Jonn Walter plans to start Jim Hill for Darlington tomorrow at 2 p.m. against Kronroe Cardinals, seeking revenge after a 29-2 defeat last season. Darlington features Dick Quinn on the mound, with Keith Simmons catching, as both teams race for Pecatonica league goals in a tight top spot.
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Jonn Walter
Jim Hill
Kronroe Cardinals
Darlington Blue Sox
Jern Schneider
Winslow
Darlington
Sox
Hazel Green
Pecatonica
Blue Sox
Walter
Shullsburg Badgers
Dick Quinn
Monroe
Keith Simmons
Lee Fur Ter
Speth
Eckman
Harold O'Brien
Bennett
Douglas
Don Bredeson
Bill Moon
Purcell
Fred Huber
Leo Buits
Ernie Vogler
Bobby Brawand
Gail Brecklin
Herb Boll
Wainwright
Dwyer
Sox Stage Rally To Whip Yankees
The 1952 Chicago White Sox rally past the New York Yankees 85 in 11 innings to close within three games of the league leaders. Sam Mele homered for three runs after the ninth inning tie, as manager Paul Richards added power by trading for slugger Mele and adjusting the lineup. The win moves Chicago within a half game of second place Boston and keeps them three and a half behind the Yankees, with Cleveland and Boston close behind.
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Y Walph Roap
Chicago White Sox
Paul Richards
Richards
Sox
New York Yankees
Chicago
Sam Mele
Bobby Hogue
Mele
Jim Busby
Washington
Sam
Boston
Red Sox
Cleveland Indians
Indians
Yanks
Baseball scores and schedules from Friday and Sunday
National League results show Brooklyn over Pittsburgh 5 4 Boston lit 12 7 New York 4 Chicago 3 10 innings Philadelphia 3 Cincinnati 1 Sunday games St Louis Boston Pittsburgh Brooklyn Chicago New York Cincinnati Philadelphia 2 American League Friday games Chicago 8 New York 5 11 innings Cleveland 9 Boston 2 Philadelphia 3 Detroit 1 St Louis 5 Washington 5 18 innings Sunday schedule New York Chicago Washington St Louis Philadelphia Detroit Boston Cleveland American Association standings and games mention Kansas City Columbus Minneapolis St Paul Toledo Milwaukee and wisconsin league Friday results with postponements and rain notes in Fond du Lac Oshkosh Sheboygan Green Bay Appleton Janesville Wausau Wisconsin Rapids.
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Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Boston
St. Louis
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
American Association
Kansas Diapolis
Columbus
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Toledo
Milwaukee
Louisville
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Fond du Lac
Wisconsin Rapids
Oshkosh
Sheboygan
Wausau
Green Bay
Janesville
Appleton
Ronald Nord Named To Coach at Oshkosh
Ronald Nord of Beaver Dam was appointed Oshkosh High School basketball coach by the Board of Education last night, succeeding Ed Fall. Nord, 26, UW graduate, will assist with football and coach the golf team. Hall retires after 22 years but remains on the high school faculty.
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Oshkosh
Ronald Nord
Beaver Dam
Board of Education
Lastight
Ed Fall
Nord
University of Wisconsin
Hall
Jinx Hangs High Above Onondaga Regatta Weather Threatens
Syracuse reports a passing jinx over Onondaga Lake as scattered showers threaten the Inter Collegiate Rowing Association Golden Anniversary Regatta. Navy is favored as events start at 1 p.m. CST with freshmen racing two miles, followed by junior varsities and the main three mile event. wind gusts 15 to 20 mph could delay later races to evening if conditions worsen.
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Murras
Syracuse
N.Y
Onondaga Lake
Inter-Collegiate Rowing Association
Navy
Onondaga
Robinson Loses Title by Victory at Yankee Stadium
Ray Robinson faces Joey Maxim in a Monday light heavyweight bout at Yankee Stadium with odds 11 to 10. A win would force Robinson to vacate his middleweight title under current rules, pending possible commission rule changes after a conference with seven states. Ticket sales surged past $200,000, with an expected 35,000 in attendance and $400,000 in revenue. no home TV or radio broadcasts planned.
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Ray Robinson
Joey Maxim
Yankee Stadium
Robinson
Maxim
New York State Athletic Commission
Harry Markson
International Boxing Club
All-Stars Seek First Win as Oregon Implement Visits
Manager Bill Gyure leads the Commercial Bank All-Star softball team into an 8 p.m. game at Recreation Park against the Oregon Implement squad. Gyure plans to start Ralph Phillips or Wally Bahler on the mound as the All-Stars try to spark a season victory with their strongest lineup so far.
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Bill Gyure
Commercial Bank
Recreation Park
Oregon
Gyure
Ralph Phillips
Wally Bahler
Jin
Madi
Elkhorn Legion Promotes Harness Race Event
Elkhorn Legion unveils a seven annual harness racing meet set for July 4 to 6 featuring nine races per day with about 200 entries. Local drivers and horses from the Midwest compete, with 5 000 reserve seats planned to accommodate spectators.
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Elkhorn Legion
Kuxhorn American Legion Sev
George Shuba
Midwest
Oanae
Brooklyn
Fitts
Satchel Paige
Browns
St. Louis
Peres
Ann
The
Dakota pheasant history shows boom and bust in South Dakota
AP Outdoor Editor Dion Henberson reports on South Dakota’s pheasant program from its early 1890s introductions through mid-century booms and declines. The piece outlines private releases, public stocking, habitat changes, and population swings, noting droughts, farming shifts, and the band of extremes that shaped the pheasant’s fate with no simple answer to their decline.
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Dion Henberson
AP Outdoor
South Dakota
Wisconsin
New York
Illinois
Eldon H. Smith
State Conservation Agency
Spink
Rawls Betsy Rawls Faces Jameson in Western Open Title Showdown
Chicago. Betsy Rawls known as Betsy faces Betty Jameson in an all Texas pro duel for the Women's Western Open crown at Skokie Country Club. Rawls seeks first Western Open title after near $10,000 earnings this year as a sophomore pro. Jameson, the 1942 winner, has beaten Rawls in recent meetings at Skokie 5 and 4 in 1950 and edged Rawls 1 up in 1949 first round.
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Chicago
Elzabeth Earle Rawls
Phi Beta Kappa
Betsy
Jinx
Betty Jameson
Miss Rawls
Lone Star State
Skokie Country
Miss Jameson
Skote
Betty
Baseball Excursion Attracts 150 Fans To Comiskey Park
Chicago White Sox fans will join about 150 people for the 40 and 8 baseball excursion to Comiskey Park tomorrow to see a doubleheader against the New York Yanks. One bus carries couples while another brings participants from New Glarus Monticello and Brodhead. Buses depart the local depot at 7 15 a m.
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Chicago White Sox
Comiskey Park
New York Yanks
New Glarus
Monticello
Brodhead
Falk Names Three To Advisory Posts In Wisconsin Baseball
MILWAUKEE Appointment of three men to advisory posts in the Wisconsin Semi Pro Baseball Commission was announced today. State Commissioner Dick Falk said the trio included Earle W. Kidd of Owen Jack Woll of Madison and Virgil Dickinson of Augusta. All are former district commissioners and will assist in staging district tournaments this year. The 1952 state charm tournament will be held at Borchert Field here Aug. 24.
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Falk
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Dick Falk
Earle W. Kidd
Owen
Jack Woll
Madison
Virgil Dickinson
Augusta
Borchert Field
Maxim Favored To KO Sugar Ray in Yankee Stadium Fight
The piece argues Maxim is the favorite to stop Sugar Ray Robinson in a headline bout at Yankee Stadium. It notes public speculation, praises Robinson, and suggests Maxim must crowd and pressure to hurt the 160-pound champion, with Dempsey weighing in on the clash and Maxim predicting a mid to late knockout.
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Maxim
Sugar Ray
Wayle
Robinson
Dempsey
Joe Louis
Harlem Flash
Robby
Randy Turpin
Polo Grounds
God
Bob Fitz- Simmons
Samingford
BO Ing
Joey
Fond du Lac Club May Fold by July
Fond du Lac Yanks of the Wisconsin State Baseball League face possible folding by July 1 after a financial crisis. Manager E J Wenzlaff appeals to the New York Yankees and State League President Dan Cisco, noting a $16 500 three year loss and only $1 000 left from an $11 000 start this season. The club trails in standings and attendance, with 21 home games drawing about 10 000 fans.
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Fond DU Lac
PGA Championship Delayed By Torrential Rain In Louisville
The PGA Championship was postponed a day as heavy rains turned the Big Spring course into a lake. The final will move from Tuesday to next Wednesday, after rain and wind swept Kentucky causing damage. A foot of water pooled in low areas and two inches in the press tent. lightning split a tree.
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Louisville
Kentucky
Monticello People Share Weekend Visits Across Wisconsin
A flurry of Sunday and weekend visits unfolds across Monticello and nearby towns. Mrs. O D Curtis hosts, while Mr and Mrs Merlyn Lovelane join Henry Elmer family and Rose Babler spends the weekend with Willis Babler. Dozens of local families travel between Monroe Madison New Glarus and Brookly n for gatherings and church events. Ed C Hefty hosts a recreation park dinner with Hefty relatives from Orangeville Jefferson and Madison as guest lists extend into Freeport Stockton and Day ton.
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Merlyn Lovelane
Henry J. Elmer
Elmers
Monroe
James Hancock
Hazel Kundert
Bertha Keller
Madison
Rosemary Babler
Willis Babler
Rosemary
Clarence Wittner
Sauk City
Paul Weenie
Ed Saunders
Loren Rhyner
Stockton
Ill
Ida Schenk
Bernard Biederman
Freeport
Schenk
Kenneth Holcomb
Cheryl
Steve
Highland
Inl
Ivan Schenk
Herbert Schenk
Brooklyn
Clarence Holcomb
Lucille
Albert Knobel
James Dooley
Clarence Wittenwyler
Gail
Jerry
Wisconsin
Recreation Park
Ed C. Hefty
Washington Township
Roy Hefty
Orangeville
Werner Brunner
Eric
Jefferson
Werner ‘Hefty
Malrion
Billy
Tommy
Henry C. Hefty
Helengers
Anton
Anton Hefty
Fred A. Blum
Blum
John G. Blum
Arthur Berling
Judy
Marie Blum
Milwaukee
Arthur Steadtler
Ruth Abley
R. J. Theiler
Henry Babler
Herman Babler
Socializing at Glarus area gatherings and visits
The page lists numerous Sunday visits and weekday calls by residents and visitors to families in Madison Monroe New Glarus Stevens Point and nearby areas. Names include Judith Karlen Emily Gempeler Shirley Abbott Mary Whipple Beverly Babsiler Robert Kingdon Judith Bobby Legler Anna Gerber Ralph Streiff John Wirth Jr Arthur Voegeli Ruth Abley Emil Voegeli and many others with towns like New Glarus Monroe Madison and Rock City noted. Several patients and relatives are mentioned including Mrs Hettie Brough ton and P H Flood with a brief health update.
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Glarus Roadside State Park
Judith Karlen
Emily Gempeler
Shirley Abbott
Mary Whipple
Beverly Babsiler
Robert Kingdon
Judith
Bobby
Monroe
Jake Legler
Walter Brink
Fame Verona
Adam Schuler
Peter S. Streiff
New Glarus
Albert Tobler
Evelyn
Rock City
Ed Gmar
Thomas Voegell
John Page
Johnny
Dakota
Ill
Norman Rosen
Fannie G
Frieda Benkert
Madison
Thomas Voegeli
Russell Myers
Jimmy
John Pongiesanyi
Matt Zentner
Emil Voegeli
Eagle River
Albany News Notes Weekend Visits and Local Gleanings
Albany social item roundup notes C H Ferguson of Peru spent weekend with family. Arlyn Fahrney stays at Ba ger Boys State as delegate. visits to Hustisford Madison and Gibbs area. Helen Krause, Madison, a 1952 Albany high grad, works in Madison. other local residents travel or visit relatives including Mrs. G T Peckham, Mrs. Wild, and Miss Krause.
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C. H. Ferguson
Peru
Ind
Vicki
V. A. Elmer
Shila
Arlyn
Arlie Fahrney
Ripon
Marvin Wild
Donald Peckham
Madison
Wild
Donald
Albany
J. C. Penney Co
Wilbur McCreedy
Gibbs Mfg. Co
Schultz
Hettie Aout
Bessie Smith
Rolland Steindorf
Duluth
Minn
Larry Dustan
Stevens Point
Barh Zwickey
T. E. Sharer
Anne
Priscilla
4H club tours and meetings under way in July
The Argus 4H club held a Thursday home tour starting at the Albert Deppier residence with 18 members. Next meeting is July 11 Parents Night at the Blum home. Sally Kubly discussed packing school lunches while Carol Blum spoke on safety. Delbert Behring led the pledge. Entertainment featured Kate Blum and Alois er. Refreshments were served by the Bronne family. In South Wayne Jennings Hustlers 4-H met at the Shager home and closed with a beacon in the yard. Wil lard Seffrood led the pledge as the program committee organized group singing and games. William Chambers performed a vocal and Ronnie Rood a cornet solo. Chambers spoke on safety, Robert Seffrood on swine, and Charles Sheger on soil conservation. Lester H Swanson the new County Agent gave demonstrations.
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Argus
Albert Deppier
Blum
Sally Kubly
Carol Blum
Delbert Behring
Kate Blum
Aloiser
Bronne
South Wayne
Jennings Hustlers
William Shager
Shager
Willard Seffrood
William Chambers
Ronnie Rood
Robert Seffrood
Charles Sheger
Lester H. Swanson
South Wayne Social Notes From Mrs Maddrell Visit
Mrs Charles Rice of Vineland N J spends the week with her father F E Tree at South Wayne. Today dinner guests were Mr Tree and Miss Amy Tree, with Harry and Paul Hartsough of Rockford. Mrs Will Hale and her son Jacky go to Brainerd Minnesota for a summer stay with her uncle W H Lowl whose wife died recently.
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Charles Rice
Vineland
N. J
F. E. Tree
Mr. Tree
Amy Tree
Harry Hartsough
Paul Hartsough
Rockford
Will Hale
Jacky
Brainerd
Minn
W. H. Lowl
Milwaukee dental board names three officers
Dr F J Martin of Medford was named president of the Win State Board of Dental Examiners yesterday. Dr B D Ising of Oshkosh was elected vice president and Dr S F Donovan of Tomah was reelected secretary treasurer.
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Milwaukee
F. J. Martin
Medford
Win State Board of Dental Examiners
B. D. Ising
Oshkosh
S. F. Donovan
Tomah
R Med
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J. W. Barlow
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Henry Schuler Sr
Dayton
Ed Blum
Henry Duerst
Pleasant
Robert Paulson
William George Rusch
Reformed Aid Society
Frederick Wirth
Bill Wirth
Walter Tertin
Eugene Kubly
Bruce Babler
Lena Babler
Mary
Harold J. Blumily
Lawrence G. Marty
Dick Freitag
Elmer
Dawn
Jenny Elmer
Monticeli Madison
Ralph Kubily
Marian Elmer
Ralph Kubi
Carol
Abraham Kubly
John Kubly
Willis Riemer
C. M. Stauffer
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Footville
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W. J. Geiger
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Missoula
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Washington, D. C
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Carnegie Institute At
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David
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Hettie Broughton
Susan
P. H. Flood
Wisconsin Gi Hospital
W. A. Elmer
Ghter
Fennimore
Henry Gilbertsons
William Steinhort
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Louis H. Kohli
Blumer’s Drug Store
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