Brewers Top Edgerton 4-1 Behind Brickner Control Pitching
Monroe defeated Edgerton 4 to 1 as Bill Brickner held the visitors to a handful of hits. The Brewers built leads on timely doubles and key double plays including a fourth inning run set up by Pohlman and Grams. Dwyer and Sweet contributed RBIs as Monroe moved to 3-1 in Central Wisconsin Southern Division with two home games upcoming July 4 weekend at Recreation Park.
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Monroe Brewers
Edgerton
Bill Brickner
Wisconsin
Janesville
Milton
Mallatt Drugs
Madison
Brickner
Monroe
Mike Pohlman
Dave Grams
Pete Christiansen
Fred Huber
Pohlman
Jerry Dwyer
Grams
Jim Sweet
Huber
Dwyer
Dan Trollier
T. Scharfenberg
Christiansen
Brewers
Recreation Park
Argyle Upsets New Glarus 14–1 in Home Talent Clash
Argyle shocked New Glarus 14 to 1 in the Southern Section contest as Fritz Erickson held New Glarus to three hits and Argyle piled up 15 total hits. Ernie Furrer drove in three runs with a three run homer and a two run triple, while Ridgeway’s Maury McCormick had five straight hits and Gene Sullivan allowed six hits for Pine Bluff.
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Argyle
New Glarus
Glarners
Blanchardville
Hollandale
Belleville
Verona
Ridgeway
Pine Bluff
Fritz Erickson
Ernie Furrer
Maury McCormick
Gene Sullivan
Dan Schober
al Furrer
Dick Schuler
Milwaukee Polo Club Edges Oak Brook In Thriller
Milwaukee Polo Club edged Oak Brook 12 to 11 in a final second goal by Julio Muller. George Oliver scored six for Milwaukee while Cecil Smith had six for Oak Brook, as Milwaukee extended its win streak to four games.
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Milwaukee
Julio Muller
Milwaukee Polo Club
Oak Brook
Honsdale
Ill
George Oliver
Cecil Smith
Gentile Sparks Orioles to First Place Rally
Jim Gentile led Baltimore with seven RBIs and three hits in a 9-2 win over Kansas City to reclaim first in the American League. Chuck Estrada delivered in seven strong innings, while New York and Cleveland games produced mixed results as Chicago and Washington others boosted their positions.
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Associated Press
Jim Gentile
Los Angeles
Baltimore Orioles
Gentile
Orioles
New York Yankees
Boston
Pete Runnels
RBI
Dodger
Baltimore
Chuck Estrada
Kansas City
New York
Whitey Ford
Yanks
Cleveland
Roger Maris
Indians
Maris
Jimmy Piersall
Chicago White Sox
Washington
Detroit Tigers
Tigers
Don Lee
Bill Fischer
Reno Bertoia
Billy Pierce
Chicago
Lee
Pedro Ramos
Sprint Race Honors Split in State Park
Honors were divided in the sprint car races at State Fair Park on Sunday. Don Branson of Champaign Illinois and Parnelli Jones of Gardena California won a pair of 50 mile races. Branson captured the second event at 101.5 mph average, a record for all types of competition on the one mile paved track.
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Milwaukee
State Fair Park
Don Branson
Champaign
Ill
Parnelli Jones
Gardena
Calif
Branson
Palmer and Snead Sail to Scotland for British Open
Arnold Palmer and Sam Snead headed for St Andrews after winning the Canada Cup for the United States at Portmarnock Ireland. Van Donck edged Snead for the individual title by closing with a 279 while Snead finished tied for third with 281. The US also won the team trophy with 565.
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Portmarnock
St. Andrews
Snead
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Flory van Donck
van Donck
Harry Weetman
England
Palmer
United States
Australia
Ireland
South Africa
Piersall Placed On Prolonged Rest By Doctor's Order
Cleveland outfielder Jim Piersall was ordered to rest to calm his nerves after a heated incident with an umpire in Cleveland. The decision came after he was ejected in the second game of a doubleheader with the Yankees and follows a history of on field disputes and a prior nervous breakdown in 1952. He awaits word from GM Frank Lane on when he may return.
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Boston
Jim Piersall
Cleveland
Cleveland Firebrand
Piersall
Lane
Hank Soar
Jim
Chicago White Sox
Alaska Flag Designed by 13 Year Old Ben Benson
A 13 year old resident of the Jesse Home for Children at Seward designed Alaska's flag featuring the Big Dipper and North Star on a blue field.
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Alaska
Benny Benson
Jesse
Seward
Chicago Upends Pittsburgh Twice in Doubleheader
Chicago shocked Pittsburgh by winning 7-6 and 7-5 in a doubleheader in Pittsburgh despite the Pirates leading the NL. Milwaukee and San Francisco also lost, keeping Pittsburgh up by three games. Ron Santo and Frank Howard sparked big days for Chicago and Los Angeles, while St Louis and Cincinnati split decisions. John Buzhardt steadied for Philadelphia in a 12 inning 3-2 win over St Louis.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Pirates
Bob Friend
Vern Law
Cubs
Milwaukee
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Phillies
John Buzhardt
St. Louis
Phils
Chris Short
Hal Smith
Ron Santo
Houston
Law
Frank Howard
Johnny Podres
Dodgers
Lew Burdette
Bob Purkey
Orlando Cepeda
Jack Sanford
Wally Post
Buzhardt
Joe Cunningham
Stan Musial
Tony Gonzalesz
Homer
Baseball Stars Deliver 7 RBIs and Long Game Victory
Yesterday's Stars included Jim Gentile and Orioles driving in seven runs with two home runs in a 92 victory over Kansas City. John Buzhardt of the Phillies pitched 92 3 hitless innings in 12 innings for a 3-2 win over St. Louis in the first game.
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Jim Gentile
Orioles
Kansas City
John Buzhardt
Phillies
St. Louis
Slow Pitch Softball Resumes Tuesday at Gen Twining Park
Robert L. Wells, park and recreation director, announced slow pitch softball resumes at Gen Twining park tomorrow night. The schedule adds two new teams Co. B and St. Victor's and games will be held on both Tuesday and Thursday nights with matches including Teachers vs Park and Recreation at 6 30 p m Doctors vs Eagles at 7 30 p m and Jaycees vs S and O TV at 8 30 p m.
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Robert L. Wells
Gen. Twining Park
Park and Recreation
Eagles
Jaycees
S and O TV
Wells
Co. B
St. Victor’s
Anglers Flock to Yellowstone Lake fish event
More than 2000 anglers attended the annual La Fayette Sportsmen's Club event at Yellowstone Lake, with Stanley Olson winning $300 for a top prize. Winners included Ken Stauffacher $200 and Jay Foley $100. additional prizes ranged from $12 to $35 for various species and sizes. Four boat regulation arrests and two license violations were reported.
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Yellowstone Lake
Lafayette
Clarence R. Benkett
Stanley Olson
Blanchardville
Ken Stauffacher
Monroe
Jay Foley
Woodford
Fred Coates
Madison
Garrett W. Keel
Miles Malmer
Argyle
F. J. Sorensen
Rockford
Don Lasshach
John Saalsan
Peter Kurth
Wilford Bradt
Hanover
Benkert
Bhutan Declares Archery Nation as National Sport
Bhutan proclaims archery as its national sport reflecting cultural heritage. The ruling underscores archery’s prominence across communities with nationwide events and youth participation driving the tradition forward.
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Kingdom
Bhutan
Juda FFA Prevails In Softball Showdown
Hellands Juda topped First National YMCA 7 1 with two homers led by H Matske and Hell ands Krat tiger earned the win with nine strikeouts. Monroe FFA blanked Eagles 11 0 as Zulkie pitched and Witt scored the winning run on a throwing error.
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Helland- Hein
Juda
First National Ymca
Monroe Ffa
Eagles
Hellands
H. Matske
YMCA
Bob French
Dale Davis
Krattiger
al Olson
FFA
Eagle
Zulkie
Dick Witt
Oaktron
Kiwanis
Moose
Judas Ffa
Browntown
First National
Gemplers
Commercial
Commercial Bank
Hell
Hien
Legion Players To Get New Uniforms Tuesday
Junior Legion players will receive new uniforms during practice tomorrow at Recreation Park starting at 5 30 p m. Coach John Walter said today. The team has a 0 1 record after three rainouts, previously using Monroe Brewer uniforms.
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Junior Legion
Recreation Park
John Walter
Monroe Brewer
Amazing bargains in The Times classified check daily
A brisk classified list in The Times highlights daily bargains across categories. Readers are urged to check the page for updated items, prices, and listings.
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Times
Fullmer Basilio Rematch for NBA Middleweight Title
Gene Fullmer of West Jordan Utah defends his NBA world middleweight title against Carmen Basilio of Chittenango New York in Salt Lake City at Derks Field. Fullmer won the crown last August 28 by KO in 14 rounds after the NBA stripped Ray Robinson for not defending in time. Basilio, 33, says he didn’t fight his best last time but is eager to regain the championship.
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Associated Press
Gene Fullmer
Carmen Basilio
Salt Lake City
Derks Field
National Boxing Association
Fullmer
Basilio
NBA
Ray Robinson
West Jordan
Utah
Exchamp
Chittenango
N. Y
Cudahy Entry Wins Men's Single Crown in Wisconsin Open
Cudahy player Bob Leiga won the men's singles title 6 1 6 2 over Brian Eisner of Manitowoc in the Wisconsin Open. Oshkosh's Chuck Bleckinger captured the boys 18 and under crown and Milwaukee’s Al Adriano took the junior veterans prize. Lynn Kernwein of Rockford Illinois claimed the women’s title and Marge Balistreri of Milwaukee won the girls trophy.
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RIPON
Bob Leig
Cudahy
Brian Eisner
Manitowoc
Chuck Bleckinger
Oshkosh
al Adriano
Milwaukee
Lynn Kernwein
Rockford, Ill
Marge Balistreri
Illinios All Stars Defeat Wisconsin In Exhibition Soccer
The Illi nois All-Stars beat the Wis consin All-Stars 5 to 2 in a Saturday exhibition. The score was tied 1 to 1 at halftime during the U S Soccer Football Association convention.
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Milwaukee
Illinois All-Stars
Wisconsin All-Stars
U. S. Soccer Football Association
Prices Growth and You free book offer
A free book offer invites readers to learn about America’s economic future. The notice asks readers to write to the American Assembly at Columbia University in New York 27, N.Y. for a copy of Prices Growth and You.
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American Assembly
America
Columbia University
New York
N.Y
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