Schuetze Team Faces Sahara in Key First Round Clash
Schuetze, 6-0 this season and last year champions, meet Sahara Coal, 5-1, at 7 30 tomorrow in Munici pal Softball League first round action at the park. Gemplers lurk in fourth as other games loom July 8 and July 10 with Al Henning and Wally Babler noted on the mound.
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Page Thompson to coach West High in Madison
Two ex Wisconsin athletes Jer ry Thompson and Don Page were named head coaches at Madison West High School. Thompson will coach football and teach physical education, a WW II Badger, who has coached at several high schools and colleges. Page will coach basketball and teach science, a West graduate who has coached Edgerton since 1950. An assistant coach and history teacher Burt Hable was added, while Willis Jones remains track coach and physical education teacher after board cited football and basketball coaching conflicts. Bob Harris moved to Madison Central for physical education duties.
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Cards To Meet Middleton Here At Recreation Park
Middleton holds nine straight wins and undefeated this season in the Home Talent League. They clash with the Monroe Cardinal baseball team at Recreation Park Thursday night at 8 15. Middleton’s ninth win came Sunday 4 1 over Blanchardville. Sauk Prairie has eight wins and remains undefeated in the league. John Walter's Cardinals stand 7 2 for the season. Jim Hill will start for Monroe with Bill Moon catching.
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Mantle Regains All-Star Poll Lead At Midweek
Mickey Mantle of the New York Yankees again leads the annual All-Star baseball poll with 4 334 votes after briefly yielding to Washington’s Mickey Vernon who stands second with 487 662 votes. The poll deadlines on July 3 ahead of the July 14 Cincinnati game for the American and National Leagues.
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Schoendienst Leads NL Hit Race With 101st Hit Of Year
St Louis second baseman Red Schoendienst collected his 101st hit in 292 at bats to lead the National League with a .364 average after Monday night’s game against the Chicago White Sox. In the American League Billy Goodman George Kell Tom Umphlett and Mickey Vernon were in a tight four man run for the lead.
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Baseball Standings and Night Game Schedule Report
The American League standings are unchanged from Monday with Tuesday night games listed: Cleveland at Detroit New York at Boston St. Louis at Chicago Washington at Philadelphia. Wednesday matchups follow: St. Louis at Chicago Cleveland at Detroit Washington at Philadelphia New York at Boston. National League Tuesday games include Philadelphia at Brooklyn Pittsburgh at New York Milwaukee at Cincinnati Chicago at St. Louis Pittsburgh at New York Milwaukee at Cincinnati. Wisconsin State League shows Wausau Appleton Oshkosh Wisconsin Rapids Janesville and Fond du Lac with results and postponed games. Oshkosh at Green Bay postponed and Janesville at Green Bay pending.
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Cubs Pitcher Fitching-Paul Mimser Shuts Out St Louis
Fitching-Paul Mimser of the Chicago Cubs limited the St Louis Cardinals to six hits and one walk while earning his fourth win of the season in a 6-2 victory. Red Schoendienst of the Cardinals had a single and a double to raise his season total to 101. In Madison Wisconsin enrollment at the state nine colleges summer sessions fell about four percent from 1952, with current enrollment at 5,281 students.
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Blanchardville Blues Upset Jonesdale in Semis
In the Iowa County League mid season tournament semifinal, Blanchardville Blues upset Jonesdale 8 to 3. Linden fell 54 with Chuck Set delivering six hit pitching for Blanchardville. Tony Endres contributed three hits for General Point as they faced Highland next Saturday.
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Fights Last Night and City Notes From Salt Lake City
A fragmentary report mentions Lee Sala and Larry Mujica amid a chaotic night in Salt Lake City. The piece references Miami and a 1614 date, with notes on domesticated animals tracing back to wild herd stock. The text is incomplete and lacks clear events or outcomes.
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Golf score list shows pros and amateurs rankings
Kully Schlicht led among professionals while amateurs were led by David Forbes on No 7 and James Hammett on No 8. Longest drives were Garrett for amateurs and Ralph Stewart for pros. Scores include 70 to 83s for listed players across Beloit Madison Monroe Racine Kenosha and other clubs.
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Butch) Krueger
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Madison Maple Bluff
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Bell Rebounds to Lead NL Slugging 617 Mark in 1952
Gus Bell, 24, Cincinnati outfielder, tops the National League with a .617 slugging percentage and 156 total bases in 253 at bats. Al Rosen leads the American League with .574. Bell’s climb follows a rough start last season and a midseason recall from Hollywood. The Redlegs acquired him last fall and this season he shows 15 doubles, one triple and 19 homers.
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Speedie Turns Down Cleveland Offer As End Seeks Cash Boost
Coach Paul Brown announced Cleveland offered 33 year old end Speedie a pay raise for next year, but Speedie refused. He said he feels his career nearing its end and wants extra money. The Canadian connection and the deal discussed today were part of the contract situation.
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Dupas Beats Savoie in One-Sided World Lightweight Clash
New Orleans teenager Dupas, 17, lands a convincing unanimous decision over Montreal’s Armand Savoie to poised for a world lightweight title run. Dupas dominated with jabs and footwork as the scales read 136 for Dupas and 134 for Savoie.
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Haluska’s Injury Recasts Villanova Backfield Plans
Ivy Williamson notes a setback as Haluska’s injured leg clouds the team’s Rose Bowl chances. If Haluska cannot heal quickly, Villanova must choose a replacement from guards Wilson Gust Wereetis and sophomores Jimler Banlaire Stellick, with Burt Hable out after graduation.
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