Track stars set interclass marks at Monroe meet
Monroe's interclass track meet showcased depth as Chuck Robertson set two interclass records, in the 100 yard low hurdles and the broad jump, with Bob Carter and Dick McArdle also posting wins. Freshmen led scoring, while sectional qualifiers loom May 24 and state meet May 31 at Madison.
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Monroe
Fred Simpson
Fort Atkinson
Janesville
Madison
Chuck Robertson
Fred Bucb
Robertson
Don Ethridge
Bob Carter
Dan Courtney
Bob Prien
Cook
Pat Barnard
Jerry Davis
Tom Crook
Dani Eley
Bill Hansen
Dick McArdle
Vic Chambers
Harold Disch
Dick McArdie
Jack Marvin
Jerry VanWagenen
Tom Groak
Tom Croak
Gary Quinn
Jake Schillinger
Bob Geyer
Niel Holcomb
Keith Wilson
Ivan Gorbels
Bob Trachsel
Leo Stauffacher
Rudy Speich
Bob Ger
Lowell Stuessy
Neil Holcomb
Delbert Shaffer
Rutsch
Ray Carter
Lowell Stuesey
Scherer
Bill Tenatsch
Ivan Gobeli
Scores and Schedule From baseball leagues
Results from the American League include Cleveland defeating New York seven to two and Boston over Chicago seven to two. National League results show Brooklyn five over Cincinnati four and New York three over St Louis one. Several games were postponed due to cold, with multiple Friday schedules listed across leagues including American Association and State League matchups and postponed contests in cold or rainy conditions.
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Cleveland
New York
Boston
Chicago
Washington
Detroit
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Davey Defeats Vejar in Chicago Welterweight Bout
Cubs of boxing, Davey, a 26 year old with a master's from Michigan State, battered Chico Vejar at Chicago Stadium before 8,773 fans and national audiences. Davey dominated Vejar with southpaw work and left hooks, knocking him down four times as Vejar refused to quit. The International Boxing Club seized on the win, lining up a possible title showdown with Cuba Kid Gavilan for Chicago this summer.
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Charles Chamberlain
Chicago
Chico Vejar
New York University
Chuck Davey
Dramatic Arts
Vejar
Davey
Chicago Stadium
Cuba
Kid Gavilan
International Boxing Club
Michigan State
Edgerton Sets 36 Hole Invitational Golf Tourney
Edgerton hosts a 36 hole annual high school invitational on Saturday with 13 schools entering Monroe led by Coach Don McGibbon and players Forbes Ninneman Biffle Ruf likely to contend Lake Mills defends team crown and trophies awarded for team and individual medalist honors Other schools include Columbus Fort Atkinson Baraboo Portage Burlington Mt Horeb and Stoughton Legals notice concerns estate probate in Green County with court hearing scheduled and heirs and tax obligations to be determined.
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Eagerwas
Don MecGibbon
Monroe
Dave Forbes
Gus Ninneman
Bill Biffle
Paul Ruf
Lake Mills
Champip
Edgerton
Columbus
Fort Atkinson
Baraboo
Portage
Colonels Slip One Game Back in AA Race
Louisville fell 83 to St Paul, dropping a full game behind Milwaukee in the American Association standings. Milwaukee’s game at Toledo was postponed by cold weather. Louisville was hurt by relief pitchers Ron Negray and Al Epperly, with Negray allowing eight hits in 7 2 3 innings and Epperly retiring the final 7 hitters without a hit.
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Colonels
Associated Press
Louisville
Milwaukee
American Association
St. Paul
Brewers
Toledo
Ron Negray
al Epperly
Epperly
Fishermen Angle For White Bass In Region Waters
White bass fishing on the Wolf and Fox Rivers has improved with many spawners now in Winnebago. Dick Harris, Area IV supervisor, notes heavy spawning females on the east shore and an upriver run to come. An aerial Sunday survey counted 665 boats from Gill's Landing to Poygan. Walleyes are returning to lake reefs after spawning upriver, but few large fish noted due to Winnebago's current underfished state and sunfish population.
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Oshkosh
Wolf
Fox
Winnebago
Dick Harris
Area IV
Gill's Landing
Poygan
Harridge hires National Umpire Scotty Robb to AL
Chicago report confirms Douglas W. Robb a former National League official accepted by Will Harridge to join the American League staff. Harridge praised Robb as a valued addition while Robb took the phone from Cedar Grove New Jersey. In Pittsburgh the Phillies double play duo Ryan and Hamner slumped after 14 scoreless games, committing seven errors in four outings, including two errors each in a 5 1 loss to the Pirates.
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Scotty” Robb
Robb
Warren Giles
Will Harridge
American Loop
Harridge
Cedar Grove
N. J
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia Phillies
Connie Ryan
Gran
Hamner
Ryan
Pirates
Maglie Boasts 1.02 ERA in Fifth Straight Win
Sal Maglie of the New York Giants fires another shutout bid as he improves to five straight victories over the St. Louis Cardinals. He carries a 1.02 earned run average after allowing five earned runs in five starts, needing help only once to close out the latest win.
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Maglie
ST. Louis
Sal Maglie
New York Giants
Cardinals
Yankee Refugees Lift Senators In Six Game Streak
Yankee refugees Harris, Jensen, Wilson and Spec Shea pace Washington as they overpower Detroit 6-2. Sid Hudson holds on with five hits allowed while the world champs slide in the second division amid Red Sox on top after Bill Henry blanks Chicago.
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Bucky Harris
Washington
Jackie Jensen
Archie Wilson
Spec Shea
Irv Noren
Wilson
Jensen
Shea
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Potomac
Senators
Detroit
Sid Hudson
Yanks
Cleveland
Yankee Stadium
Mike Garcia
Indians
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Chicago
Bill Henry
Billy Reed and Thiel Return to Brewers
Brewers reclaim Billy Reed and Berty Thiel from the Boston Braves on a 24 hour option. Manager Charley Grimm will limit Reed to pinch hitting while Thiel is set to start as pitcher. Reed hit .311 last season and Thiel went 14-9 with a no hitter.
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Berty Thiel
Billy Reed
Milwaukee
Brewers
Boston Braves
Brewer
Charley Grimm
Jack Dittmer
Reed
Shawano
Wis
Thiel
Marion
Grimm
Packers Obtain End From Eagles Roster
Green Bay acquires end Dan Sandifer from Philadelphia in exchange for back Rip Collins. Sandifer stands 6 feet 2 inches and set an NFL rookie interception record of 13 with Washington in 1948. Collins started with Chicago Hornets in 1949, then Baltimore Colts, before joining Green Bay.
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Dan Sandifer
Philadelphia Eagles
Rip Collins
Green Bay Packers
Sandifer
Washington Redskins
Eagles
Collins
Chicago Hornets
Baltimore Colts
Green Bay
Don Mueller Leads Giants Past Cardinals in 31 Hit Affair
Yesterday's Stars batting featured Don Mueller driving in two runs with a sixth inning single off rookie Willard Schmidt as the Giants beat St Louis. Johnny Rutherford hurled 623 innings of relief for Dodgers in a 5-4 win over Cincinnati.
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Don Mueller
Giants
Willard Schmidt
St. Louis
Johnny Rutherford
Dodgers
Cincinnati
Heart Machine Defeats Disease Reported by Cincinnati Doctor
A 75 minute trial of a heart lung machine pumped a patient’s blood, giving him color and breathing relief before he died weeks later. Dr James Helmsworth called it the first such successful use in the United States, aiming to bypass heart and lungs during surgery.
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American Association For Thoracic Surgery
James Helmsworth
University of Cincinnati Medical School
B. N. Carter
Service Record: Ace Stationed at Metz France
Pvt. Stanley L. Ace US 55-212 692 son of Mr and Mrs Oral Ace Belleville left this country April 15 and now is stationed at Metz France His new address is 289th QM Petri Sup Co MBL Metz QM Depot APO 58 c o postmaster New York NY Swiggum Exected Home Browntown Times Special Ste Francis Swiggum youngest son of Mr and Mrs Neil Swiggum who has been in Korea since Feb 1 expects to return to this country shortly he served two and a half years in Big Delta Alaska and six months in Michigan
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Stanley L. Ace
Oral Ace
Belleville
France
Petri. Sup. Co
MBL
APO
New York
N. Y
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Browntown
Ste. Francis Swiggum
Neil Swiggum
Korea
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Alaska
Michigan
Markets Report From Chicago Livestock and Produce
Livestock sales show hogs 11 000 head fairly active with gains 15 to 35 cents on most weights under 230 pounds. Sows up 25 cents. prices range from about 20.10 to 20.50 for lighter weights, down to 15.00 for heavier. Cattle yard notes: slaughter steers steady, vealers up to 1.00, cows weak to steady, bulls steady. Prime steers around 38.00 per 1,201 pounds with other weights and classes listed. Butter and eggs prices mixed: butter steady, eggs weaker. Local notices mention Holsteins and cattle sales, and service personnel updates including Pvt. Robert L. Martin awaiting transfer to Tokyo and the present status of SA Gilbert Gale Kloepping in Dakota, Ill.
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Gilbertson
Grant W. Gilbertson
U. S
Atterbury
Ind
Peter Cutters
Blanchardville
Camp Atterbury
Ashenfelter Tops Wilt In Sonny Shepard Two Mile
Bill Ashenfelter former Penn State distance star defeated FBI man Fred Wilt by 15 yards to win the Sonny Shepard Memorial two mile run. Ashenfelter clocked 9 08.8 for his first win over Wilt this year. Robert H Fulton Jr elected vice president of Aluminum Goods Manufacturing Co by the firm’s board yesterday.
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Hanover
Bill Ashenfelter
Penn State
FBI
Fred Wilt
Sonny Shepard
Ashenfelter
Lover Wilt
Manitowocp
Robert H. Fulton Jr
Aluminum Goods Manufacturing Company
Mrs Morgan and sister to stay in West Albany for summer
Mrs S J Morgan and her sister Mrs Emily Guild, who winters in San Pedro California, are expected to arrive here tomorrow evening to remain at the Morgan home for the summer.
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West Albany
S. J. Morgan
Emily Guild
San Pedro
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Morgan
Democratic Group To Meet In Milwaukee
The Democratic Organizing Committee administrative subcommittee will meet Sunday to discuss county tickets campaign activities and handling of patronage.
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Milwaukee
Democratic Organizing Committee
Monticello Socials Visit Upbeat Midwest Trip
Mrs C D Curtis records a Monticello social noting Mir and Mrs R W Karlen Judith Madeline Betty Jane and H L Karlen drove to Pontiac Illinois Sunday to meet Mr and Mrs R K Dugdale Sheridan Indiana. The H L Karlens returned home with their son in law and daughter the Dugdales. Fred A Blum Ed Blum and John G Blum visited Lillian Hess at Brooklyn Sunday. Mrs F H Steinmann has been visiting Mr and Mrs Frederick Steinmann and Barbara Lynn at Wauwatosa. Mrs M E Lynn hosted the evening contract bridge club Tuesday with Mrs R W Karlen and Mrs C D Curtis as substitute guests.
Ballots to Be Destroyed by Party Representatives
Judge Harold J. Lamboley of Green county court grants authority to Alvin H. Babler of the RepublicanParty and George Norton of the Democratic Party to destroy the election ballots from March 4 and April 1.
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Alvin H. Babler
George Norton
Harold J. Lamboley
Green County Court
Babler
Norton
Irrigation Plan Used by A A TenEyck in Strawberry Beds
A. A. TenEyck installed and used an irrigation system in his strawberry beds during the dry season. He pumped water from Sugar River over Pine Bluff to the beds. The piece notes classification of animals by exterior or interior skeletons, with lower invertebrates having exterior skeletons.
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Spring Grove
A. A. TenEyck
Sugar River
Pine Bluff
Reserve Acted To Prime Pump
New York observers report the Federal Reserve Board eased installment credit rules, removing no down payment limits and a voluntary credit curb. Banks may resume broader lending as consumers take on time purchases, with auto dealers and appliance makers hopeful despite inflation fears. Americans owed about 13 billion dollars in time payments, four of which were autos, before the changes.
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Sam Baron
New York
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve Board
Korea
Friendship homemakers elect new officers and trip recap
Times Special reports Friendship Homemakers club elected Mrs Ralph Frey as president and Mrs William Matzke as secretary treasurer. Mrs William Coats hosted. An auction occurred. Twenty nine Round Grove members and guests chartered a bus to Milwaukee visiting a cookie and candy company, a museum, and a radio station before dining at Mader's.
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Ralph Frey
William Matzke
William Coats
Round Grove Homemakers’ Club
Milwaukee
Mader’s
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