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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1955

Page

7

Northwestern Bankers Fall to Trickel's Transfer in Softball Tilt

In Recreation Park action, Trickel's Transfer exploded for eight runs in the fourth inning and cruised to a decisive win over Ready Mix. Lurien Vander drink opened with a three run first inning homer, while Lynne Bartelt and Judy Slocum provided key hits as the winners pulled away. Phyllis Andrews pitched for Trickel's with Bartelt taking the loss for Ready Mix.

Robert Om Vganets Ary Stark Fe “Pub Kamp McCoy Stadiin Bar Madisor Recreation Park Pakes Luirlen Vanderdrink Trickel Ardelle Ready Mix al Secoand Reava Neuenschwander Stein Ready Mix Phyllis Andrews Shirley Vanderdrink Miss Bartelt

Brewers Face Beloit Phillies In Night Game

Manager Fred Huber plans to start Lefty Andrews or Glen Hicks for the Huber Brewers against the Beloit Phillies at 8 tonight. Andrews, a Monroe visitor, is famed for no hit games at North Central College and UW Badger ball teams. The Recreation Park diamond hosts the contest.

Fred Huber Lefty Andrews Monroe Glen Hicks Shullsburg Huber Brewers Beloit Phillies Andrews North Central College Illinois Badger University of Wisconsin Recreation Park

Amazing bargains in The Times classified

Daily classified listings in The Times feature a range of bargain items. Includes ads for used goods, household items, and services with brief descriptions and prices.

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Cubs Top Braves In Midget Softball League Thriller

Cubs beat Braves 35 to 25 in a slugfest. John Marean earned the win with four hits in five trips while Jim Spring took the loss.

Cubs Braves Recreation Ee John Marean Hugler Jim Spring Bill Stocker Tom Lovelace Bill Pederson Red Devils Athletics Dave von Moos Pat Wuetrich Dave Stauffacher Mike Kelley Indians Giants Mike McAlpine Jeff Kittle

Campanella Faces X Rays For Left Knee After Injury

Brooklyn catcher Roy Campanella was to have X rays on his left knee to check for a fracture after a foul tip struck during a St. Louis series. He has played only two games behind the plate since Thursday and has not lasted more than four innings in either contest.

Brooklyn Roy Campanella Brooklyners Dodger St. Louis

Stag Day Tomorrow at Monroe Country Club

Golf pro James Forbes invites golfers to a four man team handicap tourney with low net at Monroe Country Club tomorrow. Entry is free and prizes are offered along with a smorgasbord and an evening of card games.

James Forbes Monroe Country Club Forbes

Sullivan Dominates For Boston In 4-0 Win Over Giants

Frank Sullivan tames the Giants with a complete game as Boston tops New York 4-0. Jackie Jensen and Faye Throneberry provide early run support while Sullivan cruises, stretching his scoreless innings streak and placing Boston within a half game of Detroit for fourth in the standings.

Cubs topple Braves 7 3 as Banks and King homer twice

Chicago Cubs beat Milwaukee 7 to 3 to take a game in a three game series with second place at stake. Ernie Banks and Jim King each hit two homers, Sam Jones struck out 12, and Lew Burdette took the loss for Milwaukee. Henry Aaron and Ray Crone provided Braves bright spots with RBIs and a homer. The Cubs moved a game and a half ahead of Milwaukee while Brooklyn led the league. The Cubs bullpen shut down Milwaukee for four innings after Spahn faltered early.

Milwaukee Sam Jones Ernie Banks Jim King Chicago Cubs Milwaukee Braves Banks King Jones Cubs Braves Brooklyn Dodgers Howie Pollet Lew Burdette Spahn Warren Spahn Ray Crone Henry Aaron Crone Cub Eddie Miksis Gene Baker Chuck Tanner Eddie Aaron Trowe Bobby ‘Ykomenn Menry Bill Bruton Danny O’connell del Crandall Dave Jolly Crandall Bruton George Crowe Johnny Logan

Carter Favored To Retain Lightweight Title

In Boston tonight Jimmy Carter defends his world lightweight crown against Bud Smith at Boston Garden in a scheduled 15 round bout. Carter, 4 to 1 favorite, has held the title three times and can be elusive yet powerful. The fight airs on ABC at 8 p.m. CST. Smith seeks a major upset after a prior loss in Cincinnati five years ago.

Boston Jimmy Carter Wallace Bud) Smith Boston Garden Carter ABC Smith

Red Sox win doubleheader as Sullivan twirls another shutout

Yesterday's Stars Pitching Frank Sullivan of the Red Sox pitched his second straight shutout and 10th win, limiting Washington to three hits in the first game of a twi night doubleheader won 4-0. Cincinnati’s Johnny Temple drove in five with four hits in a 9-1 victory over St. Louis, moving into fourth place.

White Sox Yanks Tigers Frank House Frank Lary Millard Howell Cleveland Larry Doby Mike Garcia Duke Snider Brooklyn Sal Maglie Karl Spooner Ed Roebuck Johnny Temple Joe Nuxhall Temple Cee Adelphia Phils Frank Sullivan Red Sox Washington Boston Johng Redlegs Cincinnati St. Louis

Baseball Standings and Schedule Roundup

In the American League New York leads with 48 wins while Cleveland and Chicago follow. Tonight’s games feature Kansas City at Cleveland and Boston at Washington. The National League shows Brooklyn and Milwaukee atop, with several results from recent games and scheduled matchups. Admission trends from 1934 to 1953 note hospital admissions rising from 57 to 126 per 1000.

New York Chicago Cleveland Detroit Boston Kansas City Washington Baltimore Brooklyn Milwaukee Cincinnati St. Louis Philadelphia Pittsburgh United States

President Signs Wage Raise Bill

President Eisenhower signed a bill boosting pay for 1,073,262 federal workers by 7 percent, about 325 dollars a year on average. The measure, retroactive to March 1, covers 983,057 civil service employees and 90,205 in other agencies, with a total annual cost near 328 million dollars. Lump sum retroactive payments of about 110 million will be issued as arranged. The current payroll of workers covered totals roughly 4.35 billion dollars yearly. the last general raise was in 1951.

Washington Eisenhower U. S

Coplien Buys Sun Theater in Brodhead From Williams

Robbie Coplien has purchased the Sun theater in Brodhead from Roland P. Williams, with ownership transferring as recorded in the Times Special.

Brodhead Robbie Coplien Sun Theater Roland P. Williams

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