Joe Viney Named Bowling President in Monroe
Joe Viney was chosen as president of the Monroe Bowling Association at the Turner Hall annual meeting, succeeding secretary Ernie Schober who helped spearhead record city tourney entries and overall bowling growth. Buehler named secretary to replace Schober with notable prize awards in city tourney events.
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Bob Buehler
Monroe Bowling Association
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Durocher Near Trade Blocked in Sal Yvars Swap
Manager Leo Durocher nearly completed a trade moving Sal Yvars from the New York Giants to the Chicago White Sox for outfielder George Wilson and cash. The deal stalled after Yvars’s waiver status caused by NL approval but not an American League waiver. Both clubs claimed Yvars, so the waiver process must restart.
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Zastrow Leads Navy Past Penn State With Grand Slam
Navy center fielder Bob Zastrow of Algoma Wisconsin hit a grand slam to power a 42 victory over Penn State in Annapolis Maryland. The sensational blast delivered the decisive lead as Navy secured the win on a crisp game day at the naval academy.
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Baseball scoreboard shows multiple league results and schedules
National League results include Brooklyn 5 Cincinnati 4 in 10 innings, St Louis 9 New York 4, Chicago 2 Boston 0, Philadelphia 6 Pittsburgh 0 with future games listed. American League results Boston 11 Chicago 2, Cleveland 1 New York 0, St Louis 5 Philadelphia 1, Washington 5 Detroit 2. Detroit and St Louis meet, others scheduled. American Association results Columbus 3 Milwaukee 2, Kansas City 9 Toledo 8, Indianapolis 7 Louisville 0. Milwaukee at Toledo and other pairings. State League results Green Bay 4 Appleton 3 in 11, Wausau 9 Wisconsin Rapids 3, Sheboygan 3 Janesville 2. Fond du Lac at Oshkosh postponed. Appleton at Oshkosh. Green Bay at Fond du Lac. Janesville at Wisconsin Rapids. Sheboygan at Wausau.
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Davey Vejar Set For Big Chicago Stadium Bout
CHICAGO W professional boxing fans await the 10 round clash between Chico Vejar and Chuck Davey. The winner earns a shot at Kid Gavilan's welterweight title. Promoters expect 10 000 in attendance and more than 40 000 gate plus radio and TV rights. Vejar is a NYU freshman and Davey holds two degrees from Michigan State College.
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Redskins Sign Gary Police Officer for Next Season
Washington Redskins Tuesday signed Gary Indiana park policeman Jack Schaff to play football next season. Schaff 6 feet 2 inches 225 pounds played center and backed up the line for Purdue in 1947 and 1948 and is also Emerson High School assistant football coach. He is highly recommended by Redskins tackle Lou Karras who shared both high school and college play with Schaff.
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Gromek Stifles Yankees In Four-Hitter For Indians
Steven Gromek, 32, from Hamtrack Michigan, pitched a 1-0 four-hitter against the New York Yankees and Allie Reynolds to notch his third win vs the Yanks. The win marked the first Cleveland shutout of the Yankees since 1946 and featured 35,914 in attendance.
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Grandfather Bowls Seconds in All- Events
Roy Granneman of Waterloo Iowa posted 1,957 pins to rise to second in the all events at the American Bowling Congress Tournament. He started with 63 in team, then 649 in doubles and 672 in singles, trailing leader Steve Nagy of Cleveland by 108 pins. Nagy has led since April 18 with 2,065. Chicago Cubs pitcher Johnny Klippstein, 24, seeks more chances against the Boston Braves. He owns a 10-15 career NL record but is 5-0 versus Boston, after a 20 win over the Braves yesterday on three hits.
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Market Summary for Jaff A Day Livestock and Chicago Goods
Heavy and medium weight JAFF A DAY bulls quoted 24.00 to 24.75 with commercial to prime dealers at 29.00 to 37.00. Chicago Butter steady with 93 AA 92 A 68.5 90 B 89 C 66.5. eggs weak with U S extras 34.5 to 36.5, mediums 33 to 34, standards 33. Current receipts 31.5, dirties 30.5, checks 29. Liver poultry steady to firm. fryers up to 3 to 12 cents per pound higher. Heavy hens 23 to 25, light hens 20 to 21, fryers 23.5 to 28, old roosters 20 to 21, ducklings 29. Receipts listed as 972 coops and 28,464 eggs. wholesale prices reflect slight changes across categories.
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Markets Report Chicago Hog and Cattle Prices
Chicago slaughter reports show hogs 11,000 head, prices mostly steady to 25 cents higher for heavy weights, better gains on over 240 pounds, sows up to 25 cents. Cattle and calves 8,000 and 300 respectively, steers and heifers mostly steady to 25 cents higher early, but closing weak on prime with weights. cows active and bulls mixed with bulls down up to 50 cents.
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Wisconsin Supreme Court Orders Tax Payment by McKinnon
Madison Wisconsin The Wisconsin Supreme Court has ordered Arlo McKinnon a Milwaukee attorney to pay the state 4993 06 including a double assessment penalty for failure to pay income taxes for the years 1936 through 1945 inclusive.
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