Patterson Tames London In Eleventh Round Knockout
Floyd Patterson remained undefeated by stopping Britain’s Brian London in the eleventh round in Indianapolis. The New Yorker won 51 seconds into the round with a left hook after dominating early rounds, while Ingemar Johansson watched and eyed a June 25 title shot at Yankee Stadium. Patterson earned 186000 and London 60000 as the crowd of 10088 watched a high revenue show with TV and radio adds.
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Indianapolis
Floyd Patterson
Britain
Brian London
Floyd
Patterson
Ingemar Johansson
Johansson
New York
Yankee Stadium
London
Brian
States
America
Frank Sikora
Chicago
Indiana
Kelse McClure
Marshall Baumgartner
Fairgrounds Coliseum
al Farb
Las Vegas
Monroe Track Team Enters Pointer Relays
The Monroe high school track team left for Mineral Point to enter the first annual Pointer Relay tonight with 14 schools listed. Bob Wells, formerly of Monroe, is in charge of the meet. Over 200 athletes are expected to participate. All events are relay type with three members per team. Participating schools include Monroe Mineral Point Platteville Dodgeville Darlington Prairie du Chein Dodgeville Lancaster Spring Green Shullsburg Brodhead New Glarus Waterloo and Boscobel.
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Monroe
Mineral Point
Bob Wells
Platteville
Dodgeville
Darlington
Prairie du Chein
Lancaster
Spring Green
Shullsburg
Brodhead
New Glarus
Waterloo
Boscobel
Double Header Slated By UW Baseball Team
After a 5-3 win over unbeaten Minnesota Wisconsin faces Iowa in a Big Ten double header. Badger starter Marty Stillman pitched all nine innings allowing seven hits as Minnesota struck in the seventh. Wisconsin totaled nine hits off three Minnesota pitchers. Both teams now stand 3-1 in the series with one loss.
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Madison
Minnesota
University of Wisconsin
Iowa
Badger
Marty Stillman
Gophers
Wisconsin
Minesota
Wynn Defeats Red Sox 1-0 in One-Hitter Victory
Early Wynn, 39, pitched a one hitter with 14 strikeouts and homered to beat the Boston Red Sox 1-0. It was Wynn’s 252nd win and 38th shutout, keeping the White Sox close to Cleveland and highlighting his long, durable career.
Baseball scoreboard and results from Saturday and Friday
American League standings show Cleveland Chicago Kansas City Baltimore New York Washington Pct and games back. Friday results include Chicago 1 Boston 0 Cleveland 4 New York 2 in 10 innings Kansas City 6 Baltimore 3 Washington 4 Detroit 3 in 10 innings. National League standings list Milwaukee Los Angeles San Francisco Cincinnati Philadelphia Pittsburgh St Louis. Friday results: San Francisco 6 Milwaukee 4 Cincinnati 5 Los Angeles 3 Philadelphia 4 Chicago 2 St. Louis 7 Pittsburgh 6.
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Cleveland
Chicago
Kansas City
Baltimore
Washington
Detroit
Boston
New York
Milwaukee
Los Angeles
Sanfran
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
St Lois
San Francisco
St. Louis
Harold Hoesly Elected President Of New Glarus Bowling Group
Harold Hoesly was elected president of the New Glarus Bowling Association in a local club update. Herbert Blaser succeeds Emil Ziliner and Mel Ernst succeeds Sylvan Kundert as directors, with Walter Schindier named fourth vice president and Werner Stauffacher continuing as secretary. Alfred Wenger retires as president.
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NEW Glarus
Harold Hoesly
New Glarus Bowling Association
Herbert Blaser
Emil Ziliner
Mel Ernst
Sylvan Kundert
Walter Schindier
Werner Stauffacher
Alfred Wenger
Giants Hit First-Pitch Homers To Beat Braves
Manager Bill Rigney ordered the Giants to swing at the first pitch. Bob Schmidt and Jim Davenport homered on first pitches as San Francisco defeated Milwaukee 6-4, narrowing the NL lead gap to a half game. Schmidt and Davenport provided early offense, and Sam Jones earned the win with solid pitching support.
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Milwaukee
San Francisco
Bill Rigney
Rigney
Giants
Milwaukee Braves
Bob Schmidt
Jim Davenport
Braves
Carl Willey
Davenport
Willey
Schmidt
Sam Jones
Jones
St. Louis
One Shot Antelope Hunt Recalls Muzzle Loader Era
In Wyoming the annual one-shot antelope hunt tests leaders and celebrities. A five-member Colorado team and a Wyoming captain led by Nels Smith shared early success. Practice day precedes the hunt, with about one third bagging antelope on a single bullet.
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Lander
Wyo
Wyoming
Harold F. Evans
Hank Dahl
Denver
Evans
Dahl
Monroe Golfers Fall To Janesville 15 0
Monroe golfers lost 15 to 0 at Riverside Park in Janesville, with varsity and B squad scores listed. Muhlenberg results show individual totals for the 18 hole match, and Monroe prepares for a 18 hole meet versus Richland Center, coached by Leo Keegan.
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Monroe
Janesville
Riverside Park
Cheesemakers
Richland Center
Leo Keegan
Tom Keegan Sr
Gay Steensrud
Bill Mauerman
Dennis Standiford
Jim Lovelace
Jan Hoffman
Dave Trickel
Dick Daly
Jack Robilette
Ken Adamany
Greg Kittelsen
Dave Field
Science Used To Pick Derby Winner From X Rays
A 1930s ruse shows editor Arthur Brisbane using a fake scientific method to pick a Kentucky Derby winner. Hugh Fullerton simulated heart X rays from a dummy horse and Brisbane announced the chosen horse, which surprisingly won the American Derby, exposing the stunt.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Paul Mickelson
Associated Press
New York
Arthur Brisbane
Hugh Fullerton
Fullerton
Brisbane
Mickelson
Glazers State Baseball Opener In Belleville
New Glarus opens its Home Talent Baseball League schedule in Belleville with Lee Fiez at the helm for a sixth straight season. The 12 game slate faces weather woes and no makeups for rainouts, requiring doubleheaders for rescheduled games.
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New Glarus
Belleville
Lee Fiez
Fiez
Fennimore
Hollandale
Verona
Mt. Horeb
Early Wynn Dominates Red Sox 1-0 With Lone Home Run
Yesterday's Stars: Hall of Fame pitcher Early Wynn of the White Sox allowed one hit a first inning single walked seven struck out 14 and beat the Red Sox 1-0 on his home run in the eighth inning Harmon Killebrew delivered two solo homers for the Senators in a 4-3 extra frame win over the Tigers.
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Early Wynn
White Sox
Red Sox
Harmon Killebrew
Senators
Tigers
Seminole Color Yellow Signifies Death in Culture
In Seminole tradition the color yellow is linked to death and is used in ceremonies and mourning. The belief ties specific hues to spiritual concepts, guiding rituals and cultural expressions among the Seminole people.
High Water Changes Stream Appearance For Opening Day
State conservation warden Harold A. Pederson reported mixed trout fishing on opening day. Despite some limit catches, clear water and altered stream holes reduced success as high spring water filled in holes used last summer, while new holes formed and fish moved. Over 14,000 rainbow and brook trout have been stocked in county streams with more to come before September 7.
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Harold A. Pederson
Pederson
Wisconsin Conservation Department
Pirates Pitchers Fail To Lift Team In May Slide
Pirates skid continues as pitchers George Witt and Bob Friend struggle with early season woes. Witt is 0-3 with elbow soreness despite last year’s seven win streak. Friend is 0-4 after a 7-6 loss to St. Louis. Team sits seventh in the NL, 3 1/2 games out of the lead amid tight division margins.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Bob Friend
George Witt
Pirates
Witt
Friend
Bucs
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Braves
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Los Angeles Dodgers
Philadelphia
Chicago Cubs
Japanese Pheasants Stocked in Virginia
About 30 Japanese pheasants, believed to be the first of their kind to reach the United States, have been delivered to the Virginia Commission of Game and Inland Fisheries for breeding and release in Virginia wildlife sanctuaries. They will be bred with ring necked pheasants to create a hardier strain under a cooperative agreement with the U S Fish and Wildlife Service.
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Associated Press
United States
Virginia Commission of Game and Inland Fisheries
Virginia
Virginia Commission
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Packers sign two 6-4 free agents Yeats Clark
The Green Bay Packers announce the signing of two 6-4 230 pound free agents Jim Yeats of Florida and Bob Clark of Louisiana College. Both agreements were confirmed Friday in the team’s classifieds column.
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Green Bay
Jim Yeats
University of Florida
Bob Clark
Louisiana College
Green Bay Packers
Hogs Dip As Receipts Rise At Chicago Markets
Wet week in the Corn Belt boosted livestock receipts at the Chicago Stockyards while the dressed meat trade softened late. Prime steers topped $35.50 with most high choices $32 to $34.50. heifers mostly $29 to $31 for high grade. cows and bulls posted higher or steady prices. Heavy hog arrivals pressured prices about 50 cents lower. top hogs at $17.25 and lighter types $16.75 to $17.
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Chicago
Hog and Sow Market Update This Week
The report shows butchers weighing 240 to 300 pounds selling mostly from $15.25 to $16.25, with heavier hogs at $15.25 to $15.75. Lightweights sold up to $15 early, easing to $14 to $14.50 at close, while sows around 400 pounds hovered near $14.
Hayes Steiner Post 567 Tie For High Series
LaVerne Hayes and John Steiner each posted 567 series in a Friday Nite Industrial trophy roll-off. Scores for the night include Hayes 144 196 227 567 and Steiner 195 182 180 567 with other bowlers Glenn Schwend 168 184 180 532 Sebastian Laeser 179 172 167 518 Boyd Trickel 176 147 189 512. Monroe Plumbing and Heating defeated Turner Hall 3 0.
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LaVerne Hayes
John Steiner
Glen Schwend
Sebastian Laeser
Boyd Trickel
Monroe Plumbing and Heating
Turner Hall
Spring Grove Social News From Mrs Herbert Mohns Column
Harold Mohns and Joe Milks visited Springfield Illinois. Lipton family Be loit were Sunday guests of Carl Montefelt. Rodney Becker daughters traveled to Janesville. Will Meinert spent Monday in Freeport. Oakley Homemakers party supper at Casino Monticello. Will Meinert attended WCTU in Clintonville. Ben Deininger in Fort Atkinson. Rodney Arnsmeier and Lowell Arnsmeier with Timmy visited Bob Ries at Orange.
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Harold Mohns
Joe Milks
Springfield
Ill
Henry Lipton
Beloit
Carl Montefelts
Rodney Becker
Janesville
Will Meinert
Freeport
Messrs
Mmes
Earl Aiken
Ellsworth Rosheisen
R. B. Clark
Frank Leopold Jr
Wendell Wunschell
Nathan Grenzow
Mont
Mantle Sidelined by Finger Injury in Yankees Hit
New York Yankees slugger Mickey Mantle suffers a hip fracture at the tip of his right index finger from a batting practice hit. An X ray on Friday confirmed the injury with possible one week to ten days out. He may be sidelined after Thursday night’s game with the Chicago White Sox.
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Mantle
Cleveland
Mickey Mantle
New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Salome Opera Debut in Dresden 1905
The one act opera Salome by Richard Strauss premiered in Dresden in 1905. It draws on Oscar Wilde's play and established the composer’s bold dramatic style.
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Kegler Group
Kent Phillips
Ken Johnson
Howard Olsen
Mike Knipp
Bob Jones
John Brankhoff
Bill Carter
Mike Skelly
Rich Bahr
Dave Bourbeau
Monroe Police Department
Lice and Fire Commission
Police and Fire Commission
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Pirate
N. Johnson
the Marshall CO. Investments
11Th Street
Business Mart
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