Moose Falls To Eagles 17 6 In Major Minor League Action
Eagles exploded for nine runs in the second inning to beat Moose 17 to 6 as Dick Yaun drove in three with a seventh inning triple. Don Nenneman and Yaun led YMCA while St John’s struggled to contain an Eagle onslaught and later faced Pet Milk in their next game.
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Robert Drews
Ronald Rufener
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Bill Seyler
Terry Wenger
Rufener
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Wenger
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Herman Huber
Figs
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Monroe Hosts Grove In Central Wisconsin Baseball clash
Monroe to host Monona Grove in Cen tral Wisconsin Baseball League action. The Brewers enter with a 4-0 league mark and aim to remain undefeated as Ron Drennan, who tossed a three hit win last week, returns to the mound. Monticello star Jim Zweifel faces rivals Powers and Bakken on the Monona Grove squad.
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Monona Grove
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Ron Drennan
Shullsburg
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Jim Zweifel
Powers
Madison East
Bakken
Madison West
Monona
Diamond
Albany World War II nurse visits Madison Monticello area
Lt. Mary Waecheli, Air Force base near Omaha, Nebr., spends two weeks visiting relatives in Madison and Monticello after serving as an Army nurse in World War II. She is the daughter of Gottfried Waechell of Monticello and was guest of Miss Anna Ryner.
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Nebr
Madison
Monticello
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Albany High School
Gottfried Waechell
J. C. Phillips
Wheaton
Ill
Olive Hilliard
George Stiffler
Monroe
Lee Walmer
Jacob Anasti
Beloit
Albert Schmid
Fred Schmid
Norman Tops Casey and Helps Tigers Rally in Big Win
Detroit Tigers new manager Bill Norman improve to 8-2 in the majors as his club matches Stengel style and tops the Yankees 7-1 behind strong pitching and late runs. Al Kaline extends his hitting streak to 17 with a two run double, while the Tigers pull within a half game of second place.
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Bill Norman
Detroit Tigers
Casey Stengel
Willie Card
Norman
St. Louis Cardinals
Tigers
Charleston
New York Yankees
Jim Bunning
Stengel
DeJohn Beats Baker In Ten Round Upset Boos Ring
In Syracuse War Memorial last night Mike DeJohn won a unanimous decision over Pittsburgh’s Bob Baker in a 10 round bout. Officials scored 6-3-1 7-3 and writers favored DeJohn. Baker argued for at least a draw amid boos from hometown fans.
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Bob Baker
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Joe Palmer
Dick Albino
Harold McGrath
Baker
Big Bob
Major All star Clash Slated for Tomorrow
The Major League Softball All star game is set for tomorrow night at 8 in Recreation Park. Five league teams will provide players including Brodhead Merchants with Bruce Timm Harold Schultz and Keith Christenson Helland Hein Tom Theiler Herbert Matzke and Dale Davis. Gemplers Jerry Dwyer Robert D Rieder Herman Blum Roger Isely. Simmons Naaman Bechtolt Dick Boelk Milo Friedrichs Nathan Bechtolt. Commercial Bank Bill Beach Ernest Wardlow and Robert Geyer.
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Brodhead Merchants
Bruce Timm
Harold Schultz
Keith Christenson
Helland Hein
Tom Theiler
Herbert Matzke
Dale Davis
Gemplers
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Robert D. Rieder
Herman Blum
Roger Isely
Simmons
Naaman Bechtolt
Dick Boelk
Milo
Bunning Sets Season Strikeout Mark in 7-1 Win Over Yankees
Yesterday's Stars note Jim Bunning of the Tigers struck out 14 batters, walked two, and allowed five hits in a 7-1 victory over the Yankees. It marked his second straight win against New York as Al Dark of the Cubs collected four hits in five at bats and drove in three runs in a 11-3 win over the Redlegs.
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Yankees
New York
al Dark
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Redlegs
Weekend Baseball Scoreboard Highlights National League and American League Results
The scoreboard covers American and National Leagues with team standings, key results from Friday to Sunday, including New York at Detroit and Boston at Kansas City, and pending Monday games. Notable scores include Chicago 5 Baltimore 3 and Detroit 7 New York 1, with rain affecting several Cleveland and Washington matchups.
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Cleveland
Baltimore
Washington
Detroit
Boston
Chicago
Sluggers State Fairground Site Seeks Southern Wisconsin Players
The Silver Sluggers baseball school moves to Rock County Fairgrounds in Janesville July 15 and 16 with Milwaukee Braves scouts Doc Gautreau Ernie Rudolph and Bill Edwards in charge. Qualifiers aged 16 to 21 must finish their school year. games daily and an all star selection Aug 7 at County Stadium.
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Monroe Evening Times
Silver Sluggers
Rock County Fairgrounds
Janesville
Monroe
Milwaukee Braves
Brave
Janesville Gazette
Beloit Daily News
County Stadium
Wisconsin
Doc Gautreau
Ernie Rudolph
Bill Edwards
WIAA
Allstar
Legion
Peak Wisconsin Trout Fishing Amid Hatch Fest
Madison reports that May fly hatch has boosted trout fishing to peak in several Wisconsin counties. Most areas run fair to excellent, except the northeast where cold unsettled weather limits results. Mississippi River back waters show fair to good catches and are improving as waters clear. Musky fishing remains good in Price, Sawyer, Taylor, and Vilas counties with activity in Washburn and Forest. notable catches include a 48 pounder from Court Orielies near Hayward and a 40 pounder from Cedar Lake in Polk County.
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Conservation Department
Mississippi River
Price
Sawyer
Taylor
Vilas
Washburn
Forest
Court Orielies
Hayward
Cedar Lake
Polk County
Braves Widen Lead With 7 3 Victory Over Cardinals
Milwaukee built a three game NL lead after a 7 3 win over St Louis as Eddie Mathews Hank Aaron and Johnny Logan homered. Curt Raydon and George Witt helped Pittsburgh 2 1 over Los Angeles, with Witt earning his first major league win. Philadelphia edged San Francisco 5 4. Cubs beat Cincinnati 11 3 in eight innings.
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Tony Taylor
al Dark
Dark
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Taylor Phillips
Frank Robinson
Phils
Ruben Gomez
Willie Jones
Wally Rost
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Curt Simmons
Jim Hearn
Sprint Races at Road America Test Day
Road America hosts sprint races for sports car drivers aiming at Sunday’s four race program culminating in a 152 mile grind. Over 100 cars entered for the International June Sprints with practice runs on the four mile course. Cars clocked speeds above 125 mph on the straightaways.
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Road America
Attic too full prompt wants a clean sweep via ads
A humorous note hints that an overcrowded attic could be cleared by posting a few classified ads. It suggests using small local notices to invite buyers or helpers to reduce clutter. The line implies practical tidying through simple listings.
Proceedings of Common Council June 18 1958
The Common Council met June 18 1958 with Mayor Victor Schiller presiding. Aldermen Aldermen Galli Burgy Schindler Laeser Deal Elmer Dearth attended. Beckman was absent.
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Schindler
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Deal
Elmer
Dearth
Beckman
Planning Commission
Joseph Huber Brewing Company
Police and Safety Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Judiciary Committee
Ken Sundseth
Schiller
Finance and Taxation Committee
WEKZ
Committee On Civil Defense
Brennan Super Market
Hy. 11 West
Peter Paul Amusement Company
Cincinnati
Ohio
James H. . Furniss
14Th Avenue
Martina Peterson
11Th Street
Robert G. Buehler
20Th Avenue
Jess Metcalf
15Th Avenue
Richard A. Bruny
Jess Morton
13Th Avenue
Margaret Kundert
21St Avenue
Robert J. Burkhalter
10Th Street
Alderman Dearth Moves Adjournment Seconded by Burgy
A motion by Alderman Dearth and seconded by Alderman Burgy to adjourn was approved on a voice vote, with unanimous support from the council.
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Dearth
Burgy
Marotz Declines Bid For Assemblyman Post
Shawano assemblyman speaker Robert G. Marotz announced he will join a trucking company staff and will not seek re election. He cites family reasons and plans to finish current terms and Legislative Council work, likely leaving Shawano early next year after five terms.
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Assembly
Robert G. Marotz
Rshawano
Wisconsin
Shawano County
Marotz
Legislative Council
Norfolk Shipyard, oldest in the United States founded in 1767
The Norfolk Virginia Shipyard is described as the oldest in the United States, with its founding dating back to 1767. The statement notes its long history and historic significance in shipbuilding.
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Norfolk, Va
United States
Wolfson Sells Major American Motors Stake
Louis E. Wolfson, president of Merritt-Chapman and Scott, says he is withdrawing as a major shareholder of American Motors Corp. after selling about a quarter of his 400,000 shares. He remains the largest single holder at roughly 7 percent of 5,670,430 shares as AMCs stock trades near 12.75 dollars.
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Florida
Louis E. Wolfson
American Motors Corp
Wolfson
Merritt-Chapman and Scott Corp
American Motors
Suzy Musser Seeks Doctor After Breaks
An 8 year old girl Suzy Musser fell and broke her wrist and ankle forcing her mother to rush her 12 miles to Ekala ka Montana's only physician Dr R E Musser and her father a doctor.
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Suzy Musser
Montana
Suzy
R. E. Musser
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