Cards Win 5-4 On Butts' Homer
Leo Butts drilled a solo homer in the ninth to lift the Monroe Cardinals 5-4 over the Shullsburg Badgers. Dan Courtney reached on a double in the ninth, with Fred Huber and others contributing as Lefty Andrews pitched solidly in his final Monroe game before heading to California. The win improves the Cards to four wins against one loss in the season.
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Leo Butts
Dan Courtney
Moroe Cardinals
Shullsburg Badgers
Butts
Homer
John Walter
Dick Wainwright
Ankel
Fred Huber
Ernie Vogler
Wainwright
Jackson Goes Strox
Jim Jackson
Badger Jet
Vogler
Shuillsburg
Shullsburg
Recreation Park
Lefty
Lefty Andrews
Monroe
California
Howard Hughes
Andrews
Cards
Huber
Herb Bell
Cardinals
Badgers
Gail Brecklin
Badger
Bob Schaffner
Bill Purcell
New Glarus
Beloit Red Birds
Darlington Blue Sox
Rockford Mattress Co
Sandlot Team Schedules Four Games This Week and Next
Four games are listed for the sandlot team this week and next. The schedule includes an Edgerton game at 1 p.m. Friday with pickup at noon from the Youth Center, Ridgeway's team here at 1 p.m. the following day, a 6 p.m. game at Darlington next Wednesday, and the Freeport all star team here at 5 30 p.m. on July 3. Also noted are postponed Red's Grill and Hickory Cheese in regular league play and a 3 p.m. Little League game.
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Edgerton
Ridgeway
Sandlot Allstars
Darlington
Freeport
Red’s Grill
Hickory Cheese
Steaming Heat Slams Out Sugar Ray Robinson in Heat at Yankee Stadium
In a 14th round technical knockout at Yankee Stadium, Joey Maxim defeated Sugar Ray Robinson after 13 rounds of brutal heat. Robinson collapsed near the end of the 13th as fatigue and the oppressive heat overwhelmed him. The crowd of 47,983 saw Robinson fall for the first time in modern years, leaving his legacy and three-champion aim in question.
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Murray Rose
New York
Sugar Ray
Robinsons
Yankee Stadium
Joey Maxim
Maxim
Ray
Junie Clark
Robinson
Ruby Bob Fitzsimmons
Hammerin
Henry Armstrong
Sugar Man
Joey
Tech
Randy Turpin
Ira McCown
State Athletic Commission
Sugar
Feld
Rudy Goldstein
Ray Miller
Stalker
Brewers Rally Twice for Win
Brewers pull ahead with a ninth inning rally capped by Luis Marquez three run homer over the fence for an 87 victory over St. Paul in the American Association. Saint manager Clay Bryant protested the ruling claiming the ball went through an ad sign for a ground rule double as Milwaukee toppled a 7 1 lead in the seventh. Gene Mauch doubled Bill Bruton tripled and Roy Hartsfield cleared the bases with a homer off Ray Moore before Bud Byerly steadied relief.
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Ine
Associated Press
Luis Marquez
Milwalukee
St. Paul
Saint
Clay Bryant
Saints
Gene Mauch
Brews
Bill Bruton
Roy Hartsfield
Ray Moore
Bud Byerly
Marquez
Brewers
Davey May Gets Crack at Crown After Vejar Win
Chuck Davey avenges a prior win over Chico Vejar at Olympia Stadium before 11,341 fans and earns a shot at the welterweight title, saying he set up a body punch that opened the fifth round. He contemplates facing Carmen Basilio and Billy Graham before a title bid.
Twin Grove Girls Triumph Over Monticello in Softball
Twin Grove defeated Monticello 24 to 3 in a Twin Grove league game played at Twin Grove. Mildred Grenzow pitched to Mary Jaeggs for the winners with six strikeouts and six hits allowed. Grenzow hit two home runs and Anita Figi one. Monticello pitching by Lois Quade and Valeria Pauli allowed 27 hits and three walks while making three errors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Twin Grove
Mildred Grenzow
Mary Jaeggs
Twin Grove Battery
Grenzow
Anita Figi
Mary Jaeggi
Lois Quade
Valeria Pauli
Monica Figi
Monticello Girls
Brodhead
Pioneers
Oakley
Monroe Cross
Pete Johnson Leads No-Hit 17-3 Sandlot Victory
Pete Johnson pitched six innings for Schuetze in a no-hit 17-3 win over Brennan's, fanning 15 and striking out every Brennan batter at least once. Disch allowed 10 hits and six strikeouts in the Brennans loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fete Johnson
Schuetze
Brennans
Johnson
Brennan
Disch
Daily baseball scoreboard partial results and scores
American League results show St Louis 10 New York 9 and Philadelphia 11 Cleveland 9 among others. National League results include Brooklyn 3 St Louis 1 New York 3 Cincinnati 2 Chicago 4 Philadelphia 1. Wisconsin state league reports Appleton 6 1 Janesville 5 6 and other local scores.
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St. Louis
New York
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Boston
Detroit
Washington
Chicago
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
American Association
Nsas City
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Columbus
Milwaukee
Louisville
Charleston
Kansas City
St. Paul
Green Bay
Rapids
Fond du Lac
Turnesa Wins PGA Championship in Comeback Rise
Jim Turnesa battled back from an early deficit at the Springs Course to defeat Chick Harbert on the 36th hole and claim the PGA Championship. It marks the first major title for a Turnesa professional in the renowned golfing clan, after an opening hole setback left him three down after 18 holes.
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Luuidville Uy
Jim Lurne
Fay
Ike
Chick Harbett
Big Springs
Turnesa
Harbert
Dodgers Beat Cardinals Behind Campanella Three-Run Shot
In yesterday's action Roy Campanella hit a three run homer to power the Dodgers to a 3-1 win over St Louis while Satchel Paige saved the Browns from a loss with a ninth inning strikeout of Johnny Sain to preserve a 10 9 New York victory.
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Associated Press
Roy Campanell
Dodgers
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Satchel Paig Browns
Johnny Sain
Sain
New York
Ten Badger Bulls Aid Iran Program
Wisconsin bulls aid the State Department's Near East livestock program disclosed during House Appropriations hearings. A witness could not recall the price, but estimated about $500 per bull though they are listed under supplies and equipment. Wisconsin farm income dipped slightly in early 1952 with 356.696 million dollars earned from January through April, led by livestock revenues.
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Richard Fr. Rowers
Washington
Wisconsin
State Department
Iran
Near East
House Appropriations Committee
Witne
Department
Agriculture Department
California
Illinois
Texas
Minnesota
Lafayette Democrats List Oshkosh Delegates
Lafayette county meeting at Darlington Monday with Sverre Roang, Edgerton attorney who seeks the post of Lt. Governor as speaker, named delegates to the state convents Oshkosh which starts to serve and ends Sunday include Paul Meix, Democratic candidate for state treasurer. Walt ter Gould, Blanchardville. Joseph J. McCarten, Darlington. Alex Simps, Shullsburg. Joseph Crissey, for Mrs. Frank Flood, Darlington. Mrs. Elizabeth Walker, Darlington. P. L. O'Flaherty, Shullsburg. Blanchardville ScKnight, South Wayne. I catredes inated aragioe kinson, Darlington, Mrs. Roberta Kessler, South Wayne. Joseph Collin ing, Argyle eral Point, Mrs. J. Arlington, Mrs. Joseph McCar Darlington. Mrs. John J. Boyle, Darlington. Will Fitzgerald, Shullsburg.
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Lafayette
Darlington
Sverre Roang
Edgerton
Lt. Gover
Oshkosh
Paul Mei
Waltter Gould
Blanchardville
Joseph J. McCarten
Alex Simps
Shullsburg
Joseph Crissey
Frank Flood
Elizabeth Walker
P. L. O'Flahiity
Two Cities Seek Delay On Bell Rate Hearing
Madison city attorneys ported to the State Public Service Commission for a delay as the commission schedules a July 10 hearing on the Bell rate increase. The utility seeks permission to secure 1.7 million dollars in new revenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell
Madison
State Public Service Commission
Riverside Courts hosts Green County tennis meet winners
Winners Nathan Brand and Ronald Elmer led the senior division while John Ham mer and Jim O'Donnell won the junior division at the Green County tennis tournament held at Riverside courts in Janesville. The event took place Saturday at 10 a m with matches showcasing local talent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County
Riverside Courts
Janesville
Nathan Brand
Ronald Elmer
John Hammer
Jim O'Donnell
Chilton Hires Miller as Head Coach
Earl Miller was named head coach at Chilton High School yesterday, succeeding Otto Breitenbach who moves to Middleton. Miller has coached Casco for three years.
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Chilton
Miller Chilton
Wis
Earl Miller
Chilton High School
Otto Breitenbach
Middleton
Miller
Casco
Market Report from Chicago Livestock and Grains
Today's cattle and hog markets show active trade with hogs 35 to 50 cents higher and sows up 50 cents. Slaughter cattle and calves remain strong with steers and yearlings up to 50 cents and cows steady to 50 cents higher. Butter prices firm. eggs and wholesale buying prices largely unchanged or modestly higher.
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Chicago
USDA
U. S
Manitowoc Man Elected Wisconsin County Officers Chief
Manitowoc County treasurer ISUYGAN J. mc Carthy was elected president of the Wisconsin County Officers Association to succeed Edward F. Daley of Racine. Edwin Pick of Washington County was named vice president and Vera Terry of Baraboo became county clerk of circuit court. Grover Beversdorf Shawano headed the Treasurers Association, Harold V. Schmidley Janesville led Clerks of Circuit Court, and Arthur Gruennert Jefferson led Registrars of Deeds.
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Isuygan
Kay J. mcCarthy
Manitowoc
Wisconsin County Officers Association
Edward F. Daley
Racine
Edwin Pick
Washington County Register of Deeds
Vera Terry
Baraboo
Grover Beversdorf
Shawano
Wisconsin County Treasurers Association
Harold V. Schmidley
Janesville
Wisconsin Clerks of Circuit Court Association
Arthur Gruennert
Jefferson
Wisconsin Registers of Deeds Association
Browntown Guests and Summer Visitors Arrive
Mrs. C. L. Craigo of Browntown hosts Swiggum from Viroqua several days with his brother Neil. Vera Williams and family arrive from Louisiana for the summer. Marvin Rude and children of Rockford visit Erie Hall and plan to travel via Clinton Beffroode. R. E. Erickson of Edgerton visits Binger household. Iva and E Leah Tomlinson are mentioned. They plan a Monroe trip before returning home.
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Vera Willams
Louisiana
Marvin Rude
Rockford
Erie Hall
South Wayn Pend
Clinton Beffroode
R. E. Erickson
Edgerton
B. W. Binger
Iva
E. Leah Tomlinson
Monroe
Iowa State Airways and Trade Fair Set at Dubuque
Arrangements completed at Municipal Airport for the Iowa State Airways and Trade Fair with the Dubuque National Guard unit ensuring security. Aerial acts feature Marion Cole, Maj. Arthur J. Davis, and Wiltbur Staib. Military and civilian aircraft will be shown along with products from major tristate industries. Guests include Gov. William Beardsley and Norbert Locke.
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Dubuque
National Guard
Marion Cole
Maj
Arthur J. Davis
Wiltbur Staib
Tri- State
William Beardsley
Norbert Locke
Washington Swelters As Water Supply Fails
Washington residents and officials endured yesterday's heat as a record 98 degrees swept the capital. A ruptured water main cut off supply to the White House and downtown, prompting rationing at hotels while workers and aides managed limited water access for the President.
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Washington
Gers
Congress
Truman
White House
Plan Youth Session Madison Special
Major problems of children and youth to be discussed July 1 9 11 at the University of Wisconsin by a staff of experts from universities and organizations nationwide. Sponsored by UW Summer Session department of education and Extension Division the 1952 Coordinated Conferences on Guidance Personnel Services and Health Education will be briefed through lectures panels and films on various guidance and health topics. SAFETY GROUP MEETS LAKE DELTON Wis The Wisconsin Council of Safety will meet tomorrow to conduct its annual business meeting and elect officers with local safety council representatives from all parts of the state participating.
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Madison
University of Wisconsin
Department of Education, and Extension Division
Safety Group
Lake Delton
Wis
Wisconsin Council of Safety
Local Safety Council
Army notes salute service members in Korea and beyond
The Evening imce reports updates from service personnel. Private Johnson promoted to private first class in Korea writes of a dugout base near Seoul with sandbag seating. Pfc Johnson’s family from Woodford receives word of his posting at APO 7 60 PM San Francisco. Valentine Buol headed for Ft Lawton after two years in Austria and marriage to Lois Jean Anderson. Sgt Jacob Blum discharged at Camp McCoy after three and a half years service including Korea, previously cheese maker before enlistment.
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Pvt. Johnson
Morgan Johns
Woodford
Norman
Korea
Seoul
Pfc. Johnson
Pfe Hoenas H. Johnson
31St F. A. Bn
APO
San Francisco
Buol
West Pfc
Valentine L. Buol
Lawrence Buol
Austria
Ft. Lawton
Wash
Lois Jean Anderson
Gunder Anderson
15Th Avenue
Bud
Blum
Jacob J. Blum
Martin Blum
10Th Avenue
Army
Camp McCoy
United Nations
Lena Trucker Hurt As Load Overturns
Lena Trucker 33 Leo Boelk suffered arm and shoulder lacerations when his semi trailer overturned in a ditch west of Freeport on U S highway 20. He braked as a car behind attempted to pass while avoiding a westbound vehicle. A load of 20 hogs shifted, the truck lost control and hogs escaped before being rounded up and taken to a nearby facility.
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Lena
Leo Boelk
Freeport
U.S. Highway 20
Boelk
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Fisherman’s Ball Bluff View Park
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