Majors Topped By Waffle Shop Black Clark Leads Minor Loop Play
In municipal softball standings the Waffle Shop majors lead by one game after two straight wins. Black Clark tops the minor loop with four straight victories. Rain postponements may extend the first round, with several games rescheduled or shifted. Next week's all-star contest is set for Madison with Monroes and Main King teams. daily games include Carter Gruenewald vs Schuetzes and Waffle Shop facing Pleasure Bend, Lamboleys, and Ready Mix.
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Waffle Shop
Black Clark
Phillips-Smith
Wafflesto
Ready Mix
Commercial Bank
Carter-Gruenewald
Lamboleys
Farm Bureau
Browntown
Monroe
Glen Swiggum
Duke Etter
Madison
Carter _Gruenewald
Schuetzes
Pleasure Bend
Gemplers
Black-Clark
Giants Win On Mays Homer In 10th
Yesterday's stars show Willie Mays belting a 370 foot homer with two on in the 10th to lift the New York Giants over Chicago 9-6. Allie Reynolds pitched for the Yankees who shut out Cleveland 6-0 in a second straight shutout.
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Willie Mays
Giants
New York
Chicago
Allie Reynolds
Yankees
Yanks
Cleveland
Berg to meet O'Sullivan in Western Open final
Patty Berg and Pat O'Sullivan reach the 36 hole final of the women's Western Open with Berg noted for her cool calculating style while O'Sullivan upset Louise Sages 4 and 2 to earn the title tilt.
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Riladelphia
Patty Berg
Pat O'Sullivan
Miss O'Sullivan
Little Southern
Louise Sages
Brewers rout Mudhens as Crowe hits tenth homer of season
Milwaukee led the American Association by two games after a 4-1 win over Toledo. George Crowe belted his tenth homer with two on in the third inning to back pitcher Murray Wall, while Bobbye Montag hit a RBI triple in the fifth. Johnny Logan extended his errorless streak to 43 games. Billy Hoeft, Oshkosh lefty, makes his Wisconsin appearance for Toledo in tonight’s game at Borchert Field after signing with Detroit last summer.
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Muwaukee
Murray Wall
Brewers
Toledo Mudhens
George Crowe
Wall
Bobbye Montag
Bob Thorpe
Johnny Logan
Billy Hoeft
Borchert Field
Oshkosh
Toledo
Hoeft
Wisconsin
Detroit Tiger
Oshkosh High School
Williams shines as Red Sox edge White Sox 6 5 at Fenway
Ted Williams stars for Boston with standout fielding and batting as the Red Sox beat the Chicago White Sox 6 to 5 at Fenway Park. Vern Stephens hit a game winning homer with a man on base, while rookie Willie Mays belted a three run homer in the 10th to spark the Giants past the Cubs 9 to 6.
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Williams
Fenway Park
Red Sox
Go Lads
Vern Stephens
Willie Mays
New York Giant
Cubs
Spanish Speaking Stars Spark Sox Sudden Switch
The Chicago White Sox rely on Latin players Chico Carrasquel and Orestes Minoso, with Cuban Luis Aloma delivering a shutout in his first big league start. Frank Lane recalls the Carrasquel trade from Brooklyn while Branch Rickey expected Jethroe and Bankhead. Minoso quickly becomes a fan favorite and Lane calls the Minoso addition the best deal.
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Joe Reichler
New York
Chicago White Sox
Chico Carrasquel
Caracas
Venezuela
Orestes Minoso
Luis Aloma
Athletics
Frank Lane
White Sox
Carrasquel
Brooklyn Dodger
Lane
Branch Rickey
Sam Jethroe
Dan Bankhead
Montreal
Luke Appling
Rickey
Jethroe
Bankhead
Branch
Minoso
Sox
Arrasquel
Minny
Paul Richards
San Diego
Doc Cramer
Minnie
Doc
Ktrainer
Dick Wainwright Set to Pitch Twin Bill Hopes Rise
The Monroe Cardinal baseball team schedules a doubleheader with New Glarus in the first game Willy Winzenried will likely take the mound under manager John Walter. The night game at Recreation Park at 8 p m features Rockford Mattress Co. Fred Huber or Dick Wainwright may start for Doug Hare’s Green County Fast Freight, which is 1-1 after beating New Glarus and losing to Gardner Bakery.
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Monroe Carinal
New Glarus
Willy Winzenried
John Walter
Recreation Park
Rockford Mattress Co
Fred Huber
Dick Wainwright
Doug Hare
Green County Fast Freight
Hare
Madison
Gardner Bakery
Argyle High picks new multi sport coach this spring
Clintonville graduate of Carroll College will coach football basketball and baseball at Argyle High School next season replacing Fred Rehmstedt who moves to Hillsboro. Rehmstedt joined Argyle in 1948 as a coach. Argyle belongs to the State Line league and trailed Monticello in Chicago standings.
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Argyle
Clintonville
Carroll College
Argyle High School
Sasse
Fred Rehmstedt
Hillsboro
Rehmstedt
Monticello
Chicago
Calgary Stampeders
Western Canada Football Conference
Bob Shaw
Shaw
Calgary
Stampeders
Ray Bennigsen
Cardinals
Badgers Win 13 Points At Junior AAU Meet
Berkeley California Friday Wisconsin athletes Walt Deike won the 10000 meter and Ted Bleckwenn placed in two events to lift Wisconsin to 13 points in the national junior AAU track and field meet. Bleckwenn was fifth in the shot put with 48 feet 1% inches and sixth in the discus with 143 feet 6% inches.
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Berkeley
Cant
Walt Deike
Ted Bleckwenn
University of Wisconsin
Bleckwenn
Inner Wallace Tanner
Colorado
Theaters Schedule La Motta Murphy Bout In Eight Cities
The Yankee stadium 12 round title bout between Jake La Motta and Irish Bob Murphy will be shown next Wednesday via closed circuit in Albany Baltimore Richmond Philadelphia Washington Chicago Cleveland and Pittsburgh. The International Boxing Club announced the telecast yesterday.
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New York
Jake la Motta
Bob Murphy
Albany
Baltimore
Richmond
Philadelphia
Washington
Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Yankee Stadium
International Boxing Club
Foreign Farmers Resist U S Ideas
Washington based report by Dr Arthur F Raper notes U S farm experts face strong resistance as they aid backward regions in Asia and the Near East. He warns that locals may fear change and stress matching methods to local needs, with teachers shaping attitudes toward democracy and tech transfer.
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Jy Uvia
Amartin
Washington
Near East
Southeast Asia
U. S
Truman
Arthur F. Raper
Department
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Raper
Browntown Notices and Travels Across the Midwest
Browntown column reports Mr. and Mrs. George Bechtolt and family leaving Cincinnati for Tucson to visit relatives in Monroe and with Bechtolts members in other cities. Stover and Leo Stover visited Minneapolis and Merrill kin. Hackett couple attended Lt and Mrs Radcliffe anniversary in Beloit. A note adds the Swiss guards of the Vatican were founded in 1505 as papal protectors.
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George Bechtolt
Cincinnati
Tucson
Ariz
Gary Bechtolt
Monroe
J. S. Bechtolt
E. V. Bechtolt
Kenneth Abberson
Gary Leo
Leo Stover
Minneapolis
Tere
Stover
B. W. Binger
Merrill
Sistr
W. H. Stine
Ray Hackett
C. E
Radcliffe
Beloit
The
Vatican
New Glarus Social Notes and Visits Across Town
New Glarus residents and guests are listed in a collage of visits and travels. Mrs. George Gibbens hosts and travels are noted alongside families from Brodhead Madison and Monroe. Members of New Glarus Homemakers toured Prairie du Chien and nearby towns by chartered bus while others visited St. Louis Denver and Mempis. A nursing student Mary Abersol completed a Madison General Hospital cap and many locals hosted kin in Blue Mounds Ripon Racine Racine and Monroe. Notables include Lt Robert Strickler, Ed ward Pauli and several Hartman and Kubly families. Attendance marked at an American Legion conference in Boscobel.
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A. J. Theiler
George Alplanalp
Winslow
Roy Meythaler
Barbara
Mary
Margaret
Ozarks
St. Louis
Hot Springs
Memp
Ilse Strickler
Denver
Robert Strickler
New Glarus
Prairie du Chien
Lancaster
Mineral Point
Darlene Ott
Madison
Mamie Kuhn
Edwin
Ripon
Fred B. Streiff
William Engler J
Leon Urben
Bendendorff
Palmer Duerst
Car Jol
Maynard Figi
du Jane
Ralph Luchsinger
I Ann
Blue Mounds
Nic Luchsinger
Redwood City
Colo
Harry Hartman
Brodhead
George Hartman
Robert Fey
Badger Village
C. H. Bartle
Quinton Ott and Jr
Arthur Elmer
Robert Dibble
Racine
Mary Abersol
Alfred Abersol
Madison General Hospital School of Nursing
Ernest Pauli
Messrs
Mmes
John Pauli
Stanley
Henry’ Pauli
Earl Schneider
Edward Pauli
Fred Pauli
Carl Reinking
Donald Reinking
Monroe
Herbert Knabel
Horeb
Tobias Knabel
Ray Ferris
Father s day picnic and guests visit regional society notes
A Father s day picnic was held at the Streiff home with Elmer Figi Melvin Streiff Stephen Streiff Walter Ruth Clayton Gerry Kenneth Dean and J Figi among attendees. Henry Gessler hosted guests Roy Gessler Raymond Gessler Arthur Gessler and others from Rockford Monticello Milwaukee. weitere visits included Arthur Burbo hm Viola Hoesly Wilson Groth Oscar Ditsch Palmer Ann and Fred Roth visiting local relatives.
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John Dahnke
Louis Ubert
Charles Kammer
Warren Ruth
Herman Pfund
Scott Heisler
Henry Opperman
Dennis Streiff
Messrs
Mmes
Elmer Figi
Melvin ,Streiff
Stephen
Walter Streiff
Ruth
Clayton Streiff
Gerry
Kenneth Streiff
Dean Streiff
J. Figi
Mrs
A. C. Hoes
Wilson Groth
Middleton
Oscar Ditsch
Evansville
Herman Becker
Palmer Ann
Ray Laughridge
Albany
Fred Roth
Janesville
Albert Roth
Funeral notices from Orangeville area residents
Mrs Glen E Edender reports funeral services for Ed Kohl held Saturday in Monroe attended by Mr and Mrs Ralph Keister Mr and Mrs Orland Priewe and Mr and Mrs E C Priewe. Families of Mills Gruber Larson Busch Barr and Fisher visited and were guests or employed in various towns including Monroe Brodhead Durand Freeport New Haven Conn.
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Ralph Keister
Orland Priewe
E. C. Priewe
Ed Kohl
Monroe
Russell Mills
Winston
Elaine Blankenhorn
Everett
Mills
Erwin Gruber
Brodhead
Glenn Larson
Durand
Paul Busch
Ward Fisher
New Haven
Conn
Robert Fisher
Kay
Janet
Freeport
Nellie Wright
Morrison, Ill. People Attend Services and Gatherings
Morrison and Bruce Fisher of Rock Grove drove to Racine Sunday. Rock Grove Mt Carmel church marked its 75th anniversary with an evening service. Orangeville high school girls worked in Freeport for summer including Marie Hemphill Nancy Ritzman Gwendolyn Lower June Holloway and others. Louise Kuhnke recovering after surgery at St Clare hospital. Fathers day dinner hosted by J Milton Bostian with attendees C B Bridge J E Bostian Russell Hendrickson family G B Goodhart and Ellen Goodhart. Local birthdays honored at a Taylor park picnic. Glenn Keuler family weekend visit to Helenville. Pearl Schrack attended Herbert family reunion at Freeport Krape park. Buck Harris III Senators manager rushed to hospital during seventh inning with Detroit. Clyde Milan named acting manager pending possible operation.
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Barbara Sowards
Carol Mae Folgate
Ruth Shelton
Marlene Scheiler
Louise Kuhnke
St. Clare Hospital
J. Milton Bostian
C. B. Bridge
J. E. Bostian
Russell Hendrickson
G. B. Goodhart
Ellen
Taylor Park
Russell Lenz
Arthur Kuntz
Glenn Keuler
Harry Keuler
Bucky Harris III
Washington
Bucky Harris
Washington Senators
Detroit
George Resta
Harris
Clyde Milan
Seat of United Nations in New York City
The United Nations seat is located in New York City. This establishes the global organization’s primary venue and headquarters within Manhattan, guiding diplomatic meetings and international governance. The listing reinforces New York’s role as a center for international diplomacy and humanitarian affairs.
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The
United Nations
New York City
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Municipal Softball League
Phillips-Smith Lamboleys Schuetzes
Ready Mixed Commercial Farm Bureau Bend
Boston
Brooklyn
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Louisville
Columbus
Kansas City
Indianapolis
Wausau
Appleton
Green Bay
Sheboygan
Wisconsin Rapids
Fond du Lac
Westbury
N. Y
Demon Hanover
Roosevelt Raceway
David H. McConnell
Curly Smart
U.S. Soil Conservation — Service
BY Jimmy Hatlo
Toonne
Ted Williams
Spark Sox
Manor
Starline Water Bowls
Dearth Motors
NASH
Teale
Albany, Wis
U.S
Mrs. C. L. Craige
George Gibbens
Harold Kubly
Emily Kubly
Wallace Barlow
Des Moines
Wilbert Zweifel
Iowa
American Legion
Boscobel
Jacob Schmoker
Eugene Stuessy
Jacob Bruni
Orangeville
Glen E. Edender
Goetz
Gene Autry
Silver Canyon
Lulu Belle
Scotty Roy Acuff
David Wayne
Ibe
Tomewell Will
Laas Oy
Turner Hall
Lawrence Duchow
Goetz Theatres
Thelma Ritter
John Land
Miriam Hopkins
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