Simpson Thinclads Seek Fourth Win at Fort Relays
Simpson track coach Fred Simpson sends a 17 man squad to Ft Atkinson for the Fort Relays. Monroe entries include Maurer Wells McArdle and Wandfluh in multiple events as the squad aims to beat records and win another trophy.
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Ft. Atkinson
Simpsonmen
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Whitewater
Platteville
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Monroe
Dick Maurer
Bob Wells
Maurer
Wells
Ed McArdle
Jack Marvin
Wes Wandfluh
Don Ethridge
Ray Carter
Dick Blanc
Ethridge
Bob Carter
Wandfluh
Fred Buob
Chuck Robertson
Buob
Jake Schillinger
Don Timm
Don
Ron Norder
Tom Goetz
Joel Solomon
Norder
Goetz
Doral Ethridge
Wes Wandflult
Pat Kubly
Bob Marty
Solomon, McArdle, Maurer
National League scoreboard and results brief
AP scoreboard lists today games Brooklyn at Chicago Philadelphia at St. Louis New York at Pittsburgh Boston at Cincinnati. Yesterday St. Louis defeated Brooklyn 6 to 5 in 13 innings New York beat Cincinnati 5 2 Philadelphia topped Chicago 5 2 Boston routed Pittsburgh 15 4. Upcoming fixtures Brooklyn at Chicago New York at Pittsburgh Philadelphia at St. Louis Boston at Cincinnati.
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St. Louis
New York
Pittsburgh
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Cincinnati
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Cleveland
Washington
Cubs Sox Fall in Slugfest Split With Phillies and Yankees
The White Sox dropped to the AL cellar after a 4 3 loss to the Yankees as Vic Raschi fanned 11 and walked four. Lee Appling drove in two on two singles and a triple. At Wrigley Field the Phillies beat the Cubs 5-2 behind Ken Johnson and Willie Jones, hooking a split of the two game series. Johnson allowed 12 hits. Cubs left bases loaded in the ninth as pinch hitters failed. Crowd 4 071.
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White Sox
New York Yankees
Vic Raschi
Bill Summers
Bob Kuzava
Randy Gumpert
Luke Appling
Sox
Raschi
Green county to hold game and fish hearing Monday night
The Green county game and fish hearing will meet at 8 p m in the circuit court room to elect a county delegation for the state congress at Madison June 5 and 6. Current members include Dr H F Zingg Myron Stair and Stanley Knight with new officers and two delegates named.
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Norman Hicks
Madison
H. F. Zingg
New Glarus
Myron Stair
Monroe
Stanley Knight
Brodhead
Conservation Department
Beloit Relays Spotlight 13 Schools Across Midwest
Beloit hosts the 11th Beloit relays with 330 athletes from 13 small colleges across three Midwestern states. The host team stands undefeated in three dual meets and is favored to win, while Northern Illinois Teachers Milwaukee Teachers Grinnell and Monmouth contest for runner up. Additional entrants include Ripon Platteville Teachers North Central Knox Cornell and Wisconsin Extension Milwaukee. A separate Chicago-area junior college division features Wright La Grange Morton and Wilson with three relays.
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Grinnell
Monmouth
Ill
Ripon
Platteville
North Central
Knox
Cornell
Wisconsin Extension
Wright
la Grange
Morton
Wilson
Chicago Area
Domenico Grabs Fourth in ABC All Events Showdown
Mike Domenico of Canton Ohio rises to fourth in the American Bowling Congress all events after a 1880 total. He posted 641 in team, 638 in doubles, and 601 in singles, following his 300 effort in Detroit earlier. Henry Fon and Hershell Stilwell led doubles with 1234 as Fon posted 645, while John Fenio of McKees Rocks Pa. claimed top singles with 655 on the Breakfast squad.
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Mike Domenico
Canton
Domenico
Detroit
Henry Fon
Herschell Stilwell
Indianapolis
Fon
John Fenio
McKees Rocks
Fenio
South Wayne Nine Slated For Gratiot Trip After Loss
Wayne high school fell 8 to 1 to Shullsburg in Blackhawk action. Dick Schliem and R Seffrood pitched for Wayne with 10 and 12 strikeouts respectively. Belmont high plays here Friday at 10 a.m. before a 2 p.m. game at Gratiot.
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Shullsburg
Dick Schliem
R. Seffrood
Symons
M Hoppenjan
Schliem
Belmont High
Gratiot
Mt Horeb Golfers Rout Monroe County Opponents
Mt Horeb high school golf team overwhelmed Monroe County club 14 to 1 as Jim Forbes won 3-0 in the No 1 spot and Kim Forbes led with a 91 on 45 46 91. The return match vs Mt Horeb is scheduled for May 24 at Monroe County club and the schedule includes a return with Freeport next Tuesday and the Southern 10 meet on May 12.
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Monroe Country Club
Don McGibreon
Monroe
Delavan
Jim Forbes
Jim
Dave Fosshage
Dave Forbes
Ron Woirth
Dave
Woirth
Bill Riffle
Finn Gunderson
Gunderson
Paul Ruf
Don Johnson
Paul
Johnson
Neil Holcomb
Tom Gesme
Ronald Poff
Freeport
Milford Golfer Nets First Hole-in-One at Clubhouse
Ralph Calzalda blasted a tee shot from Milford Country Club’s ninth hole that cleared the roof and dropped into the clubhouse chimney, marking the course’s first ever hole-in-one in its 50-year history.
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Mass
Ralph Calzalda
Milford Country Club
Look to September Before Counting Champ Joe Louis Out of Ring
Joe Louis, retired heavyweight champion, still owns 20 percent of the International Boxing Club. If he fights again it will be for the IBC. President Jim Norris says a Louis comeback could happen, with talks of a Louis Maxim bout or a Charles rematch depending on Charles' status. Louis had planned a South American tour and summer circus, making September a potential return window.
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Joe Louis
International Boxing Club
IBC
Jim Norris
Norris
George R. K. Carter Corp
Joey Maxim
Brown Bomber
Maxim
Joe
Ezzy Charles
Louis
Charles
London
Justice declines pro football offers to stay with UNC
Charlie Justice said on Wednesday night he would not play professional football and rejected bids from the Washington Redskins and the Richmond Rebels. He stated after talking with his family that remaining with the University of North Carolina was to his advantage.
Raschi Balk Record Shocks Baseball World
Vic Raschi of the New York Yankees was charged with four balks by umpire Bill Summers at Yankee Stadium, a new major league record. The feat came as the league grapples with frequent balk calls this season, as Raschi matched or surpassed the all time high in a single game.
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Balk
Vic Raschi
New York Yankees
Bill Summers
Raschi
Summers
Yankee Stadium
Rascehi
Milt Shoffner
Cleveland
Adrian Zabala
New York Giants
St. Louis
Balks
Joe Boehling
Washington
Boehling
Nixon of Louisville Leads Colonels Past Indians in A A action
Willard Nixon struck out 10 and yielded six hits as the Louisville Colonels defeated Indianapolis. Lefty Harvey Haddix pitched well for Columbus in a 5-3 win over Toledo to raise the Red Birds to .500.
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Willard Nixon
Louisville Colonels
Nixon
Colonels
Indianapolis
Louisville
Columbus Red Birds
Toledo
Harvey Haddix
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