Reds Rally Past Braves In 12 To Sweep NL Comeback
The Cincinnati Reds snapped an eight game slide with a 6-5 12 inning win at Milwaukee on Chico Cardenas sacrifice fly and Wally Post three run homer salvaging a late rally. The Giants widened their lead with a 4-2 win over Philadelphia and the Dodgers routed Pittsburgh 10-0.
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Milwaukee
Chico Cardenas
Wally Post
Braves
Bill Henry
Ed Mathews
San Francisco Giants
Philadelphia
Los Angeles Dodgers
Pittsburgh
Cubs
Reds
Lew Burdette
Don Blasingame
Seth Morehead
al Spangler
Jim Brosnan
Gene Freese
Ron Piche
Clete Boyer
New York Yankee
Los Angeles Angels
Boyer
Yankees
Detroit Tigers
Chicago White Sox
Minnesota
Boston
Cleveland
Washington
Baltimore
Kansas City
Ron Moeller
Elston Howard
Deron Johnson
New York
Angels
Gene Leek
Yank Fritz Brickell
Tex Clevenger
Roger Maris
Giambra Favored To Extend Streak In Madison Square Bout
New York welter middleweight Joey Giambra of Buffalo is favored to win his 12th straight despite a recent upset loss by Rory Calhoun. He faces Bahama Yama of Bimini in a 10 round arena bout at St Nicholas Arena with ABC TV coverage and a three judge scoring system.
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New York
Joey Giambra
Buffalo
N.Y
Rory Calhoun
Yama Bahama
Bimini
B.W.I
Madison Square Garden
St. Nicholas Arena
Viking Team Blanks Orioles Nine by 8-0
In State Line League action yesterday Orfordville blanked Argyle 8 to 0, New Glarus defeated Belleville 16 to 3 and Blanchardville beat Monticello 9 to 1. Butch Fries threw a no hitter for New Glarus, Sam Schuler held Monticello to one hit, and Dave Nelson allowed three hits in Orfordville’s win.
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Orfordville
Argyle
New Glarus
Belleville
Blanchardville
Monticello
Butch Fries
Sam Schuler
Dave Nelson
Bowling Dinner Honors Local Minor League Team and Members
McGinnis Refrigerator team received arm emblems at a Golden Pheasant dinner in Freeport for a 2,210 high team series. Runnerup went to Lucky Strikes. last place to The Office. Numerous pins and club trophies were awarded to players for averages, attendance, and high games, with new officers elected: Wanda Schramm president, Dorothy Krug VP, Elaine Kundert treasurer, Ruth Zumbach secretary, Mary Jane Reet sergeant-at-arms.
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McGinnis
Golden Pheasant
Freeport
Cramer
Pauline Hemphill
Marilyn Hartwig
Fran Bereman
Lois Lang
Jean Monte
Wanda Schramm
Pat Clarno
Doris Pinnow
Leona Baker
Marie DeRemer
Laura Loeffel
Frances Miller
Dorothy Krug
Beverly van Wagenen
Opal Schreiner
Elaine Kundert
Ruth Zumbach
Mary Jane Reet
Trades Backfire With White Sox On Recent Moves
The White Sox lost their fourth straight as Detroit defeated them 8-4 on Friday. Norm Cash and Dick Brown led the Tigers with three and two RBIs respectively, including Brown's two run double. Ray Moore, ex-White Sox, won for Minnesota 6-5 on Monday. John Romano, a 1959 pennant veteran, delivered the deciding hit for Cleveland on Wednesday.
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Chicago
Chicago White Sox
Sox
Detroit
Minnesota
Johnny Romano
Cleveland
Romano
Stars Pitching Ed Hobaugh Stars in First Major League Victory
Ed Hobaugh pitched a complete five hitter to power yesterday's Stars over the Indians 5-2 for his major league debut win. Clete Boyer of the Yankees drove in three runs including a two run homer in the ninth to seal a 5-4 win that kept New York tied for first.
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Ed Hobaugh
Senators
Indians
Clete Boyer
Yankees
Yanks
Schedule and standings snapshot from a rain affected baseball and basketball slate
The chart shows league standings with teams like Detroit New York Minnesota and Baltimore plus records and pct. A sequence of Friday Saturday Sunday and Monday results lists wins losses and postponed games including Baltimore at Kansas City and Boston at Minnesota. National League results note Cincinnati San Francisco and Los Angeles with multiple rain delays.
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Detroit
New York
Minnesota
Baltimore
Cleveland
Kansas City
Boston Ace
Chicago Pe
Washington
Los Angeles
Boston
Chicago
San Fran
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
San Francisco
St. Louis
Francisco
Browntown Social News Roundup Among Local Families
Mrs Theda May Browntown and guests from Roselle Monroe and Milwaukee visit, plus trips to Monroe Madison and Dixon Illinois. Numerous households including Michaels Shager VanMatres Guttmer and others host or visit friends and relatives across Brodhead Monroe Madison Beloit Forreston and Cudahy.
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Mmes
Klem Luck
Melvin Fraendel
James Brauer
Carol Kusch
Carla
Roselle, Sr
William Keller
Marvin Sandley
John Shager
Monroe
John Bartels
Chicago
George Michaels
Elwin Maddrell
Jane
Mae Middleton
Madison
B. E. Maddrell
Joan Moyer
Orangeville
Roger Guttmer
Lee VanMatre
Messrs
William VanMatre
Sandra
Harlan
Kermit van Matre
Robert van Matre
Arthur Decker
Milwaukee
Clarence van Matre
Cudahy
Julia Pickett
Wilbert May
Gerald Scherer
Beloit
Roy Sellow
Ludell Swenson
Brodhead
Genevieve Stephenson
Gerald Swiggum
Marvin Stauffacher
Roland Aitcheson
Hawkeyes edge Badgers in 5 4 victory in Big Ten clash
Iowa beat Wisconsin 5-4 as Paul Bonstead hit a two run homer for Iowa. Jerry Mauren and Jack Leabo sparked the late eighth inning rally to seal the win after Wisconsin cut a 3 0 deficit. Doubleheaders schedule set with Illinois at Purdue and other matchups.
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Associated Press
Michigan
Ohio
Wisconsin
Paul Bonstead
Iowa
Jerry Mauren
Jack Leabo
Leabo
Chuck Conway
Illinois
Purdue
Northwestern
Minnesota
Michigan State
Ohio State
Indiana
Memorial Service For 1961 U S Figure Skating Team
The United States Figure Skating Association opened its governing council meeting with a memorial service for the 1961 world team members, officials and others killed in the Belgium plane crash en route to the world championships. Thirty four people died in the crash including skaters officials coaches and relatives.
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New York
United States
Belgium
U.S
Prange
Monroe Team Joins Valley Girls Softball League Season
Monroe will compete in the Pecatonica Valley Girls Softball League, a six team loop opening Sunday June 4. Opening night features Monroe at Wiota, Darlington at South Wayne and Jonesdale at Belmont with Ramona Kemprood named commissioner and Art James assisting.
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Monroe
Pecatonica Valley
Wiota
Darlington
South Wayne
Jonesdale
Belmont
Ramona Kemprood
Art James
Ground Work Slated on Windy Acres Site
Windy Acres Golf Club members will hold another work night Monday to ready for the tournament on Sunday May 21. Trees and stumps have been removed near No 4 green, groundwork around No 2 green has been graded, and benches plus small shelters are under construction.
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Windy Acres
No. 4
Luck and Management Key to Cow Lifespan Says Cornell Expert
Prof. R. W. Spalding of Cornell University argues that a cow reaching old age depends more on luck and good management than on genetics.
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R. W. Spalding
Cornell University
Platteville Wins Loop Track Title
Platteville won the South western Wisconsin interloop championship with 47 points. Mineral Point, Lancaster and Prairie du Chien followed as runners up in a meet featuring multiple event winners led by Platteville and Fennimore athletes in sprints jumps and relays. Notable double winners included Phil Carley and Ron Swenson with records in broad jump and pole vault.
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Platteville
Wisconsin
Mineral Point
Lancaster
Prairie du Chien
Fennimore
Dodgeville
Boscobel
Darlington
Mt. Horeb
Cuba City
Phil Carley
Ron Swenson
Bernie Eastlick
Ken Swenson
Paul Marten
DuWayne Johnsrud
Bill Graney
David Schneider
Carley
Ed Anderson
Tom Genthe
Tom Mindik
Jim Pitzer
Dick Strauman
Gary Paulson
Gary Bell
Tom Faherty
Eastlick
Hebert Leads Desert Inn Classic For Loop of Five Strokes
Jay Hebert holds a six stroke edge heading into the third round of the Tournament of Champions in Las Vegas. The Lafayette, Louisiana pro posted a 36 hole total of 133 at the Desert Inn Country Club after rounds of 66 and 67. Close behind are Tommy Bolt Stan Leonard and Doug Ford at 136 while Billy Casper Jr. and Julius Boros sit at 138.
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Las Vegas
Jay Hebert
Lafayette
Desert Inn Country Club
Tommy Bolt
Stan Leonard
Doug Ford
Billy Casper Jr
Julius Boros
Coach Russ Young Named Head at Oshkosh State College
The appointment of Russ Young as head basketball coach for Oshkosh State College was announced Friday. Young, an assistant cage coach for two years, will succeed Eric Kitzman, who has taken a year’s leave of absence to complete his studies for a doctor’s degree at Iowa.
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Oshkosh
Russ Young
Oshkosh State College
Young
Cage
Eric Kitzman
Iowa
Farm Scene Spring Valley Milks Record Cow and Bull Sold
Lida, a registered Brown Swiss from John Ingold Estate near Monroe, posted R O P records of 13554 pounds milk with 4.41 percent butterfat in 305 days and 14192.2 pounds with 4.42 percent butterfat in 328 days under twice daily milking at age four years five months. John Rieder of Monroe sold Margy Lou's Billy Boy, a registered Brown Swiss bull, to John and Robert Rieder of Monroe.
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Spring Valley
John Rieder
Monroe
John
Robert Rieder
Cohan Says Early Song Venus My Shining Love Best
George M. Cohan insisted his early song Venus My Shining Love was the best he ever wrote. He received twenty five dollars for it.
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George M. Cohan
Venus
Local Social Roundup From Orangeville and Nearby Areas
A busy weekend with convalescents and visitors. George Sherbondy recovers at home after surgery in Freeport on April 18. Gary Schulz returns to convalesce in Orangeville after Omaha surgery. Dozens of relatives and friends from Monroe, Winslow, Pearl City, Freeport, Lanark and beyond stopped by homes and hospitals, shared meals, and attended open houses at Green County hospital in Monroe.
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George Sherbondy
Freeport
Albert Schulz
August Schulz
Winslow
Reeseville
Wis
Glen Bolender
Edward Johnson
Monroe
Stella Boyer
Earl Dittmar
Green County Hospital
Sam Matzke
Robert Green
Elmira
Winston Murray
Gary Schulz
Omaha
Neb
Ernest Gander
Grace Church
Peotone
Ill
Orland Priewe
Northwest Synod
St. John’s Church
R. C. Reuber
Marsha
Kathleen Brown
Earl Hartman
Lanark
Jennie Denney
Anthony Caliendo
Melrose Park
Denney
Norman Denney
Waukesha
Robert Kappes
Stockton
Della
Ault
Carl Liddicoat
Harold Ault
Annette
L. D. Gross
Martha Staver
Jerry Thomm
Robert Wild
Wayne Sweetwood
Orangeville
Donna Rote
Dale Gross
Lottie Meyers
Rock Grove
Hooken Frendahl
Dennis
Beloit
Jaime Ballesteros
Byron Parriott
Memorial Hospital
Roy Blunt
Oscar Hofer
Robert Schulz
Harry Zweifel
Miles Barr
Kermit
Winnetka
Zweifel
Eva Korth
Beloit Relays Open With 16 Colleges At Strong Stadium
About 300 athletes from 16 colleges and four prep schools opened the Beloit Relays at Strong Stadium. Officials expect the relays field to be the most evenly balanced in the 22 year history of the event.
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Beloit
Strong Stadium
Cobalt Origins in Jet Engine Materials
Jet engines use cobalt for demanding metal work. Cobalt, found in 1735, was initially seen as a pigment for yellow blue and green paints and not valued as a metal.
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Theda May
Ray Montgomery
Mayme Segner
Ray Hackett
Iva Tomlinson
Anna Binger
Hawkeyes
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Dependable Printing Service
Evening Times Commercial Printing Department
Green County Farm Bureau Cooperative Warehouse Co
Albany
Alfred Kolden
14Th Street
Pecatonica
Woodford
Chester A. Johnson
Kolden
J. C. Penney Co
Glen E. Bolender
Chevrolet
Chevrole
Corvair Monza Club
Corvair
Bel Air
Fisher
Chevy
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