Monroe Edged By Monona 5 in Exhibition Showdown
Jerry Dwyer hit two home runs for the Brewers in a 7 5 loss to Monona Grove in an exhibition. Dwyer drove in two with a sixth inning homer and added an eighth inning shot. Monroe pitcher Jack Nora allowed 12 hits while Snyder yielded nine hits as Monona capitalized on six Brewer errors. Monroe drops a league game to Beloit remains 4-0 in league play with next action Sunday.
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Jerry Dwyer
Brewers
Monona Grove
Monroe
Invaders
Sharon
Dwyer
Ken Norder
Larry Pohlman
Grave
Snyder
Monona
Schroeder
Rodgers
Cloutier
Rodger
Pohlman
Grove
Hafeman
Haseman
Rogers
Foy
Brewer S
Beloit
Steve Bilko
Johnny Klippstin
Los Angeles Dodgers
Pittsburgh
Klippstin
Dick Gray
Bilko
Joe Pignatano
Maglie
Braves
Joey Jay
Jay
Ken Boyer
Cardinal
Willie May
Giants
Kirkland
Phoenix
Johnny Antonelli
Ray Semproch
Dodgers
Pirates
Bob Friend
Vic Delmore
Bell
Cincinnati
Cubs
Hal Jeffcoat
Jr Legion To Play Beloit In Tough State Line Battle
The Junior Legion team heads to Beloit with a 3-0 record to face a team that is 10-0 with four league victories. Beloit is described as one of the league’s toughest sides, and local players will meet at Recreation Park at 4 p.m. for transport.
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Junior Legion
Beloit
Recreation Park
Maglie's junk pitching stuns Braves in 2-1 St Louis win
Sal Maglie wowed the Milwaukee Braves with a changing mix of pitches in his first appearance for St Louis after a Yankee trade. He reported fatigue after six innings while Aaron Mathews and Adcock went hitless in 11 at bats. Warren Spahn praised Maglie for never repeating a pitch.
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Aaron
Mathews
Sal
Adcock
Braves
Maglie
Warren Spahn
Milwaukee
Recreation department track meet winners named at park
Track meet at Recreation Park announced winners for both girls and boys in events including 100 yard relay and dash, 50 yard dash, softball throw, discus, javelin and broad jump. About 60 participants received ribbons for top places. Special event Hobo Hike and Whirley Bird tournament planned, with 111 youngsters riding the Juda train last week.
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Recreation Department
Recreation Park
John Etter
Mary Veth
James Martin
Larry Phillips
Roger Gille
Carol Gibbons
Donna Holcomb
Gay Keegan
Dennis Melvin
Gene Slinde
Lynn Humbel
Jim Myers
Richard Veth
Billy Kohn
Larry Holcomb
Steve Schwartz
Bob Janke
John Wong
Debbie Gibbons
Ralph Phillips
Scott Haberman
Debbie Kubly
Bob Tschanz
Jeanie Gibbons
Rugene Steensrud
Jeff Gibbons
Peter Mueller
Jim Beer
Ron Smith
Tissie Humbel
Greg Holcomb
John Roth
Ronald Eckstam
Walter Minder
James Zach
Mark Winzenreich
Brenda Priewe
Ralph Kubly
Steve Schmidt
Terry Hayes
Charles Remus
Gary Schmidt
Glenda Priewe
Whirley Bird
Juda
Blanchardville Beats Ridgeway 9-6 In 10 Innings Upset
Blanchardville toppled Ridgeway 9 to 6 in ten innings for its first win, breaking the two team tie with Verona in the Southern Home Talent League. Doug Baker pitched for Blanchardville as teammates collected 16 hits off Ridgeway pitcher Everson.
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Blanchardville
Ridgeway
Verona
Mt. Horeb
Belleville
New Glarus
Doug Baker
Everson
Dan Keller
Glarus
Steve Badalich
Glazners
Don Lehnert
Wainwright
Amazing bargains in The Times classified
Daily bargains and listings from The Times classifieds offer various items and deals across sections. Readers find unit prices, brief descriptions, and contact notes for wanted ads and sales.
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Times
Maglie Shrews Braves In Five Hits Win For Cardinals
Sal Maglie allowed five hits in seven innings as the St. Louis Cardinals beat the Milwaukee Braves 2-1. Freddie Hutchinson gave Maglie a starting chance, with Irv Noren batting in the eighth as Maglie tired. The Braves’ NL lead fell to 1 1/2 games as the Giants beat the Phillies in 14 innings. Cincinnati, St. Louis, and Pittsburgh trailed by 3 1/2 games after split with Chicago.
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Sal Maglie
New York Yankees
St. Louis
Virgil Trucks
Freddie Hutchinson
Sal
Cardinals
Barber
Milwaukee
Maglie
Hutch
Irv Noren
Braves
San Francisco
Phillies
Willie Kirkland
Giants
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Gus Bell
Cubs
Netmen Earn District Spots In Wisconsin Tennis Meet
Seven local tennis players earned district berths at the Wisconsin Recreation Association and Milwaukee Journal tourney in Janesville. Winners and runners up advance to the district meet with district champions to state in Milwaukee on July 18.
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Wisconsin Recreation Association
Milwaukee Journal
Janesville
Fred Schadt
Tom Cox
Neil Jacobs
Mike McAlpine
Doris Bohren
Karen Jacobs
Susan Babler
Milwaukee
Stars Batting Hector Lopez Delivers KC 2-1 Win Over Boston
Yesterday's Stars Batting Hector Lopez of the Athletics made a great eighth inning catch on Jackie Jensen's drive and followed with a run scoring single to lift Kansas City to a 2-1 victory over Boston. Pitching Sal Maglie of the Cardinals, a 41 year old Yankee castoff, beat National League leaders at Milwaukee 2-1 in his first start for St. Louis.
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Hector Lopez
Athletics
Jackie Jensen
Kansas City
Boston
Sal Maglie
Cardinals
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Lister Jaguar Wins 152-Mile International June Sprints
Walt Hansgen of Westfield New Jersey piloted a Lister Jaguar to victory in the 152 mile feature race at Elkhart Lake. On a slick four mile track due to rain Hansgen averaged 75.4 mph and led from lap 26 to the finish amid Ferrari competition. Ed Crawford finished second in another Lister Jaguar with Dan Collins third in a Ferrari Testa Rossa.
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Elkhart Lake
Walt Hansgen
Westfield
N. J
Hansgen
Ed Crawford
Northfield
Ill
Crawford
Briggs Cunningham
Greens Farms
Conn
All-Star Softball Game Postponed by Beloit Team and Weather
The Major League Softball All Star game scheduled for last night was postponed due to Beloit not being able to meet the date and a wet diamond. It will be played later with a team to be named. The next Major League slate features Commercial Bank 1 3 facing Gemplers 4 0 in the opening game followed by Simmons 3 1 against Helland Hein 3 2 in the second.
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Beloit
Commercial Bank
Gemplers
Simmons
Helland- Hein
Philippine National Guard unit joins US Army in 1918
A Philippine National Guard division was organized and trained in 1917 and offered its services to the United States. The division was incorporated into the United States Army on November 20, 1918.
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Phillipine National Guard
United States
United States Army
Baseball Standings and Results Roundup
The American League and National League tables show New York leading the AL with 39 wins, 21 losses while Cleveland and Chicago trail. AL results include New York 15 Detroit 0 and Cleveland 41 Washington 30. In the NL, Milwaukee leads at 33 25 with San Francisco 34 29 close behind. Sunday scores include St Louis 2 Milwaukee 1 and Cincinnati 9 Chicago 3.
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New York
Kansas City
Nee
Cleveland
Chicago
Baltimore
Washington
Detroit
Boston
Milwaukee
San Fran
Cincinnati
A Ae
Pittsburgh
Geekies
x—Phila
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Philadelphia
St. Louis
FFA Pet Milk Battle For Minor Softball Lead
Recreation Park hosts two games tonight in the Minor Softball League. St. John's aims to bounce back against Eagles while FFA and Pet Milk, both 2-0, meet for the top spot.
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FFA
St. John’s
Eagles
Attic Overstuffed Prompt Requests Quick Cleanout
A tip for exhausted homeowners: clear a cluttered attic by placing simple ads or notes to invite help. The quip suggests using small postings to find assistance for an overdue cleaning task.
Yankees Solve Detroit Pitching
The Yankees explode for 15-0 in a 16-hit win led by Don Larsen two-hitter and third shutout. Larsen retired 16 straight Tigers before Gail Harris singled in the seventh. Elston Howard homered and doubled, McDougald and Kubek contributed multiple hits as New York routs Detroit.
Monticello Visit Returns Soldier to Washington D C
Mrs. C. D. Curtis and Mrs. Robert Holcomb Jr. and Mrs. John Wirth Sr. drove to Madison on Saturday with their son and brother Private 1st Class Edwin Wirth who returned to Washington D C after a two week visit.
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Wirths
Edwin Wilde
Monroe
Judith
Sandy
Ira Holcomb
Fannie G
Frieda Benkett
Lydia Voegels
John Blumer
Robert Wild
New Glarus
Sylvia Curtis
Doris Wagner
Kenneth Johnsen
Ronney
Platteville
Margaret King
Cora Crouse
Warren
Ill
Robert Holcomb
Curt Wagner
Johnsen
Alda Steinmann
Kenneth Hoesly
Robert Holcomb Jr
John Wirth Sr
Madison
Edwin Wirth
Washington, D. C
Army Plans Manned Rocket Flight For Six Minutes
Washington reveals an Army proposal to launch a man into space for six minutes and return him safely. Dr. Herbert York of ARPA testified April 23 to a House subcommittee, asserting re entry problems are solved. Details remain classified though ARPA confirms multiple services submitted plans.
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Washington
Army
Earth
Herbert York
Advanced Research Projects Agency
House Appropriations
York
ARPA
Navy
Air Force
Roots of licorice reach deep before harvest
The licorice plant develops its edible roots by extending 20 to 25 feet underground before the roots are dug up for candy and seasoning.
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