Blum Hurls No-Hitter As Gemplers Tie For First
Herman Blum pitched a 12-0 no hitter for Gemplers in the Municipal Softball League, fanning 10 Phillips-Smith batters and lifting Gemplers to a 3-1 season mark. Jefferson Center beat Ernies 10-4 to move into a tie for third with Northwestern as Ernies slips to last.
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Herman Blum
Municipal Softball League
Gemplers
Helland-Hein
Phillips-Smith
Blum
Jefferson Center
Ernies
Northwestern
Stewart Haberman
Phillips- Smith
Bob Hardell
Ralph Phillips
Jerry Dwyer
Charlie Dwyer
John Grode
Roger Isely
Bob Rieder
Grode
Rieder
Isley
Phillips
Recreation Park
Helland-Hein Gemplers
Northwestern Jefferson Center
Baseball Standings and Results United States Leagues
American League standings show New York leading with 27 games over .645, Cleveland and Detroit close behind. Tonight list Cleveland at New York and Chicago at Boston among multiple 6 PM to 6:30 PM games and Thursday results include New York 4 over Kansas City and Cleveland 9 over Baltimore. National League standings place Brooklyn atop with 754 winning percentage while Milwaukee and Chicago chase. Tonight Brooklyn plays Milwaukee and New York faces St. Louis with Philadelphia at Cincinnati and Brooklyn at Milwaukee also on schedule.
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American League
L Pet
New York
Chicago
Cleveland
Detroit
Sms
Boston
Kansas City
Washington
Baltimore
Brooklyn
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Monticello Socials and Visits Noted
Mr and Mrs Henry Gessler of Mon Glarus visited the Robert Holcomb Sr home Tuesday evening. Mr and Mrs Albert J Marty and family hosted their son Wilbert in Columbus. Marilyn Marty and Irene Marty from Monrre toured Madison. Henry Stuessy Sr from New Glarus called on Otto Babler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Gessler
Mon Glarus
Robert Holcomb Sr
Albert J. Marty
Wilbert
Columbus
Marilyn Marty
Monrre
Irene
Marty
Madison
Henry Stuessy Sr
New Glarus
Otto Babler
Mrs Goetz Fires 93 in Golf Classic
Wisconsin competitors totaled 18 in the opening round of the Women’s Western Open at Maple Bluff Madison. Barbara Little and Paula Clauder led with 81s, while Joyce Ziske sat out due to recent appendectomy. Mickey Wright led the professional field with 70 and the event runs for 72 holes through Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan Goetz
Monroe
Madison
Maple Bluff
Barbara Little
Paula Clauder
Milwaukee
Joyce Ziske
Miss Ziske
Wisconsin
Margaret Hundt
R. L. Kozlowicz
Jill Molinaro
Mes
Jack Lord
Waterford
I. R. M. Carr
S. A. Johnson
Arthur Wegner
Betty Blue
la Jolla
California
Mickey Wright
Miss Wright
Patty Berg
St. Andrews
Wilfy Smith
St. Clair
Mich
Red Sox blank Tigers as Sullivan streets two-hitter victory
Yesterday's action saw Frank Sullivan of the Boston Red Sox pitch a two-hitter shutout in a 7-0 win over the Detroit Tigers, notching his ninth victory. Gene Woodling of the Cleveland Indians went 4 for 4 with four RBIs in a 9-2 win against the Baltimore Orioles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Sullivan
Boston Red Sox
Detroit Tigers
Hitiine
Gene Woodling
Cleveland Indians
Baltimore Orioles
Camp Windigo Hosts Local Families This Summer
Mrs Millard Tschudy and Mrs William Bauer with children stay at Camp Windigo Wild Rose. Mrs Bauer serves as camp nurse through August 24, while Mr Bauer accompanies them. The note appears in Times Want Ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bauer
Camp Windigo
Wild Rose
Bauer
Mr. Bauer
Mon roe Harness Races Listed at Green County Fair
At least five Monroe horses enter the Green County Fair harness events to be run Aug 6 and 7 on the fairgrounds track. Entrants include Betty Millmac and Gifted Mitimac driven by J R Clark and Jim Magness, Anna Mitimac with O L Hare, Prince Patrick with Will Sacker, plus several other runners in the 2 24 Pace 3 Year Old Trot and 2 16 Pace races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Green County Fair
Fairgrounds
J. R. (Pooch) Clark
Betty Millmac
Jim Magness
Clark
Mister Fualic
Mitimac
O. L. Hare
Anna Mitimac
Will Sacker
Prince Patrick
Sacker
Elkhorn
Cinda Key
E. D. McConnell
Darlington
Rita Frisco
Paul Parkinson
Grass Valley
G. H. Mes
Rubendall Wins Second Match in NCAA Tourney
Roger Rubendall of Wisconsin secured his second match play victory in the NCAA golf meet in Knoxville. He defeated George Clark of North Texas State 2 and 1, as Warren Dailey of Stanford fell to Melvin Deitch of NC State 2 up.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Roger Rubendall
University of Wisconsin
Rubendall
George Clark
North Texas State
Warren Dailey
Manitowoc
Wis
Stanford
Melvin Deitch
North Carolina State
Brewers Play Tonight on the Road to Platteville
Hu ber Brewers manager Fred Huber says either Jim Hill or Cub Speth will pitch in Platteville. Speth previously hurled for Shullsburg and posted a topnotch performance in the state semi pro tournament in Milwaukee.
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Fred Huber
Huber Brewers
Jim Hill
Cub Speth
Platteville
Speth
Shullsburg
Milwaukee
Wisconsin sharpshooter Cleven Doss qualifies for marbles semifinals
Asbury Park New Jersey reports Be loit, Wis., shooter Cleven Doss has qualified for today's National Marbles tournament semi finals. Doss led League One with 43 wins and 17 losses in qualifying, with six boys advancing to the semis.
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Asbury Park
N. J.P
Beloit
Wis
Cleven Doss
Doss
Sixty Ties for Fifth in Western Senior Golf Meet
In Columbus Ohio Billy Sixty a golf writer for the Milwaukee Journal finished tied for fifth after an opening 78 in the Western Senior golf championship first round.
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Columbus
Ohio
Billy Sixty
The
Milwaukee Journal
Braves Seek Bounce Back Against Dodgers In Milwaukee
Milwaukee County Stadium hosts a three game series as the Braves, riding a six game win streak into second place, face the Dodgers who lead the NL by 14 games. Lew Burdette starts for Milwaukee against Carl Erskine as attendance nears a league record pace and critics fade.
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Milwaukee
Braves
Boston
Milwaukee County Stadium
Charlie Grimm
Grimm
Cubs
Dogers
Lew Burdette
Carl Erskine
Dodgers
White Sox Open Series in Boston
The White Sox, after sweeping Washington, head to Boston to open a weekend series as Billy Pierce faces Mel Parnell. Chicago's surge keeps them near the Yankees while Washington suffers its sixth straight defeat. Nellie Fox extends his hitting surge before Chicago’s shutouts tally reaches twelve.
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Boston
Pittsburgh
Bob Friend
Brooklyn
Cubs
Sam Jones
Jones
Clem Labine
Dodgers
Randy Jackson
White Sox
Washington
Senators
Nellie Fox
Poliomyelitis Cases Largely Involve Children Under Fifteen
The report shows that more than two thirds of poliomyelitis cases affect individuals under 15 years old. Health officials emphasize vaccination and early care to curb spread and reduce severe outcomes among youth.
Rocky Favored To Beat Moore in Heavyweight Clash
News writers report Rocky Marciano favored over Archie Moore in negotiations for a much anticipated heavyweight title fight. Bookies set Marciano at 11-5 to win, with New York seen as the likely venue. Promoter Jim Norris and manager Al Weill plan talks through June 30 to finish a televised deal.
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Victor
Archie Moore
San Diego
Carl
Bobo) Olson
New York
Polo Grounds
Rocky Marciano
Rocky
Archie
Marciano
Chicago
Los Angeles
New Orleans
al Weill
New England
Weill
Jim Norris
Norris
Browntown Notes From Mrs Crago And Local Travelers
Mrs C L Crago reports Browntown items while Mr and Mrs Eric Halverson head to Long Lake Wisconsin with Mr and Mrs Clarence Winger of Argyle for a week. Elmer Divan returns from visits at Sun Prairie and Deerfield.
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Eric Halverson
Long Lake
Wisconsin
Clarence Winger
Argyle
Elmer Divan
Sun Prairie
Deerfield
Also Mentioned on This Page
Paces Gemplers
Glenn Smashes
Duane Glenn
Aiken
Tom Bell
Dick Rockey
Gilbert Rockey
Glenn
John Krattiger
P. m
Monticello
Curtie
Times
Shakespeare
Bacon
BY Jimmy Hatlo
Lise
THA
ATP
Nsas City
Pet i McNeely
Evansville
Marilyn Klumb
West Bend
Nadyne Granick
Lorraine Burke
Grant Messinger
Donald Knowles
Millard Tschudy
Turner Hall
Simpson's
Sammy Eggum and His Orchestra
Frankie Yankovic
County Fair
Singer
Denton
Tex
Danny Creed
H. F. Halverson
George
Dean Wahl
Dusty Bell
C. R. Harker
Mineral Point
Sally’s Dream
R. D. McKenzie
Onalaska
Ashland
McKenzie
Irma
Paul E. Dixon
John S. Bravo
John Steinmitz
Delavan
Ebony Guy
Sinclair
Sure Nuff
John W. Cameron
Little Buckie
Howard Cormier
Green Bay
Sally Olcott
Anthony J. DeBlase
Judy D. Gremlsback
Plankey
Lucy Gratton
William E. Hickey
Helen Dusty
Evening Bros
Fond du Lac
Richland Center
Dr. West
Gerald W. Carey
Mighty Chief
Cameron
Michael J. Reinert
Sturgeon Bay
True Way
Dixie Belle Stables
Smith Agt
Marie Haven
Ray Vincent
Dodgeville
Wattswin
Vincent
Bold Ensign
West
W. Hanover
Plutocrat
J. Howard Young
Clever Charl
A. A. Hoyer
Beaver Dam
Dusty Lotus
Herman Mac
Frank Mitchell
See Bee
Keating Bros
Ft. Atkinson
Carl Shure
Pendergast
Brewers
America
County Stadium
By Jack Varick
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh Pirates
Brooklyn Dodgers
Chicago White Sox
Harry Byrd
Yankees
Billy Pierce
Mel Parnell
Parnell
Red Sox
Paul Minner
Chrysler
Dodge Meadowbrook
Plymouth Cranbrook
Plymouth
Cranbrook
Chevrolet
Hudson
Wasp
Cambridge
Studer Super Service
Moore
Browntown
Mrs. C. L. Crago
Congress
Illinois Central
Mid-America
Illinois
Wayne A. Johnston
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