Braves Rout Phillies 7-0 Behind Burdette Hit Parade
Milwaukee hits 15 as Lew Burdette blanks Philadelphia with five walks over five and a third innings. Bill Bruton drives in three, scores twice, and hits a seventh inning triple in a 7-0 win at Philadelphia. Eddie Mathews adds his 13th homer as Bruton features with a two run triple and a first big game surge.
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Bob Miller
Robin Roberts
Jim Wilson
Milwaukee
Chet Nichols
Rankin Wins Western Senior Golf Crown
Allen Rankin of Columbus Ohio captured the Western Senior Golf Association title at Milwaukee with a 36 hole total of 150 a few hours after election as association president for 1955 Rankin age 60 has dominated the Ohio state senior title eight of the last ten years Billy Sixty Milwaukee Journal golf editor finished second with 151 after a 73 final round and opened with a 78 in the first round Sixty posted the best 18 hole score of 73 for men over 50 in the meet
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Kitzman Recovers From Skull Operation After Baseball Injury
Madison Wisconsin Friday night update says Menasha high school athletic director Eric Kitzman is doing well after a skull operation to relieve pressure from a Sunday accident. He suffered a broken jaw when struck by a thrown baseball while playing for Wild Rose in a Central States League game.
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Yankees pitcher Reynolds nets ninth straight win as Indians shutout
Yesterday’s action saw Allie Reynolds of the New York Yankees extend his unbeaten streak to nine games by blanking the Cleveland Indians 11-0. Ted Kluszewski of the Cincinnati Redlegs drove in four runs with two homers in an 8-4 Reds win over Pittsburgh.
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Fisherman Catches Mosquitos Trouble For Angling Mistake
Milwaukee report of Jack Wilson trespassing at Scout Lake Greendale after park officials posted the area. Patrolman Paul Sauer confronted him on a raft triggering a warning to appear in justice court. Wilson fled, hid from mosquitoes, later returned to find his car tires deflated by local youths.
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Phillips Smith and Albany Win Exciting Softball Clash
Phillips Smith beat Albany 6-5 on a two team run in the sixth inning as Gail Brecklin drove in Edgie Grossen for the winning run. Albany led early on Donald Cleveland's grand slam, then Phillips Smith tied it with four in the third. Helland Heins topped Commercial Bank 10-1 to claim second place with 5-3 record. Sahara Coal and Albany chase, Gemplers leads at 5-1. Postponed games from June 1 resume Monday.
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Baseball Standings and Results from Friday and Sunday
National League standings show Brooklyn leading with 43 wins 23 losses and a .652 pace, followed by New York and Milwaukee, with Cincinnati and Pittsburgh further down. American League lists Cleveland atop with 41 wins 21 losses and a .661 percentage, New York close behind, while Baltimore and Washington trail. Friday results include Brooklyn over St Louis 3 1 and New York over Chicago 6 2. Sunday schedule features St Louis at Brooklyn Chicago at New York Milwaukee at Philadelphia and Cincinnati at Pittsburgh both doubleheader locations noted. Top outcomes include New York 11 Cleveland 0 and Chicago 6 Boston 4 with Baltimore 5 Philadelphia 1.
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Troy Center Man Dies In Car Train Crash
In Waukesha County Albin Hanson 67 of Troy Center was killed when the auto he rode in collided with a Soo Line passenger train. His 15 year old son Robert drove the car and suffered minor injuries. he was hospitalized for treatment.
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Williams Delivers Pinch Hit Homer as Sox Edge Cubs
Ted Williams returns from illness to line a pinch hit homer in the ninth inning, pacing Boston in a 6-4 setback to the White Sox. Bob Keegan earned his 11th win, Minnie Minoso added two RBIs, while Chicago fell to an eighth straight loss after the Giants beat the Cubs 6-2 in New York led by Willie Mays.
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Bears File Two Suits for Piracy
The Chicago Bears filed two federal suits in Miami and Stockton against Canadian teams over player poaching. They seek 150000 from Hamilton Tiger-Cats for inducing linebacker Jim Dempsey to quit and 25000 for breach of contract. Dempsey, a Miami resident and Florida alumnus, has played for the Bears since 1950.
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Larimer Named First Minnesota Director of Highway Safety
Earl M. Larimer, chief of the Minnesota Highway Patrol since 1945 and a patrol officer since 1930, was appointed Friday as the state s first director of highway safety.
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Minnesota Highway Patrol
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Amazing bargains in The Times classified, check them daily
Classified notices in The Times offer daily bargains across goods services and personal ads with various prices and listings. Readers find items for sale rental opportunities and employment leads in a compact market snapshot.
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Wisconsin Football Tickets Go Out To 40000 Fans
The University of Wisconsin athletic department began the 1954 advance sale with about 40,000 order blanks mailed for home game tickets. Past season ticket buyers receive first priority, followed by alumni groups the W club and single game purchasers from the last three years.
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University of Wisconsin Athletic Department
Wisconsin
Fishing Terms Fair in County Reports
Warden Harold Pederson says trout fishing is slow while the county sees fair results overall. Zanders Lake yields daily bass limits though many fish are small. streams are up and murky. Other counties show mixed results with perch bluegill rock bass white bass walleyes and northerns active at varied times and lakes including Kegonsa Waubesa Park Lake and Wisconsin River reporting good catches.
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Wedding Guests Attend Royal Woelffer and Alice Fae Ser
Monticello social notes report a large gathering of relatives and friends attending the wedding at St. Johns Evangelical and Reformed Church Monroe. Guests include Albert Moritz Jack Hoskins M E Lynn C W Karlen Albert Knobel D L Zentner Adam Duerst Jacob Voegeli Roy Voegeli Fred Haldiman Conrad Stauffacher Karl Freitag Harold Ott R W Karlen H A Becker Thomas Brusveen Norman Rosen Gordon C M Stauffer E W Marty John Stauffer Gus Johnson Ray Silver Cecil Jordan W E Blum and many others. Travelers Merrill Grivell of Custer California stayed with C M Stauffer. Local residents visited Anna Gempeler’s home. Bankers met in Milwaukee earlier in the week. Mr and Mrs R W Karlen vacation at Lake Wisconsin. Mrs Bowen of Cincinnati visited the Karlen family at the lake. Mrs Fred Holcomb of Monroe and Mrs Ivan Wichser visited here Friday. Mrs W L Zweifel and Mrs Wallace P Barlow and Buz of New Glarus were Friday callers.
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Parole Bid Fails for Ex-Commerce Economist Remington
Washington reports the Justice Department says William W. Remington, former Commerce Department economist, serving time for perjury, has his parole bid denied from the federal penitentiary at Lewisburg Pennsylvania.
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Justice Department
William W. Remington
Commerce Department
Federal Penitentiary
Lewisburg
J Fred Muggs to tour world by air in diapers
J Fred Muggs the two year old television chimp will travel around the world by plane next month as a goodwill ambassador for U S TV industry. Flying with Pan American Airways he will visit Paris Rome Cairo Hong Kong Tokyo and Mexico City while revisiting Africa where he was born.
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Heat at Milwaukee Causes Two Deaths
The Milwaukee heat wave pushing the temperature to 95F is blamed for two deaths. Police say the victims are Paul Graap aged 65 and Arthur Grunewald aged 66.
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Milwaukee
Paul Graap
Arthur Grunewald
Viking Farms Revived in Warmer Greenland
Greenland farms tied to Viking heritage are being revived as climate warms. Researchers note soil shifts and longer growing seasons may support crops once grown by Norse settlers, signaling a gradual agricultural rebound in coastal settlements.
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Brown Swiss Cows From Ingold Herd Complete 305 Day Tests
Three registered cows from John Ingold estate Route 5 completed 305 day lactations on herd test with milking twice daily. Spring Valley Maedell B produced 11 661 pounds of milk with 526.57 pounds butterfat at 4 52 percent. age eight years ten months. Spring Valley Heidi yielded 10 501 pounds milk with 579.02 pounds butterfat at 5 51 percent. age five years 11 months. Maestro's Milk maid produced 8 987 pounds milk with 452.05 pounds butterfat at 5 03 percent. age five years eight months.
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Fish flour proposed as milk substitute in dairy-free countries
In certain nations lacking a dairy industry, fish flour has been proposed as an alternative to milk. This idea highlights efforts to address nutrition and beverage needs where traditional dairy production is absent or limited.
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