Braves Retain Lead With 3-1 Win Over Dodgers
Milwaukee fans saw the Braves, aided by timely double plays, beat the Dodgers 3-1. Del Crandall drove in two runs and Henry Aaron homered as Bob Buhl earned win support. Randy Jackson scored for Brooklyn. The Dodgers, losing seven of eight, drop further in the National League standings.
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Milwaukee Braves
Brooklyn Gers
Sischit
Bob Bunt
del ‘Crandall
Henry Aaron
Randy Jackson
Chpion Dodgers
Braves
Pittsburgh
Warren Spahn
Bob Friend
Pirates
Aaron
Kenner Aaron
Roebuck
Clem Labine
Brooklyn
Buhl
Amoros
Jackson
Baseball scoreboard and rain delay notes from Wednesday
The American League shows New York 2 Cleveland 9 with Boston 8 7 533 3% and Baltimore 450 5, Kansas City 9 438 5S, Detroit 333, Boston 5 Cleveland 4, Detroit 3. Kansas City at Washington postponed by rain. Detroit at Washington 6 p.m. and Kansas City at Baltimore 6 p.m. Cleveland at New York 12 noon, Chicago at Boston 12 noon. In the National League Milwaukee 3 Brooklyn 1, St Louis 6 New York 3, with New York at Cincinnati 7 p.m. and Brooklyn at Chicago 12:30 p.m. Pittsburgh at Milwaukee 8 p.m. Philadelphia at St Louis 7 p.m.
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Washington
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Cincinnati
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Brooklyn
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Philadelphia
Wisconsin breeders announce 88 horses eligible for fair races
Wisconsin Breeders and Harness Horse Association lists 88 horses eligible this season. James Bryson of Darlington, secretary, notes both seven and three year olds will race in Green County Fair events on August 4 and 5. Three year olds race at Monroe Elkhorn July 22 Wisconsin State Fair August 20 to 22 and Elkhorn September 1 to 3. Two year olds race at Belvidere Illinois August 11 and 12 Pecatonica Minnesota August 18 and 19 and Beaver Dam September 8 and 9. Eligible two year olds split 26 pacers and 24 trotters. year-olds split 23 pacers and 15 trotters.
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Ull
Belvidere
Pecatonica
Beaver Dam
Yesterday's Stars Pitching and Hitting Highlights
Tom Brewer pitched eight shutout innings for the Red Sox in a 5-1 win over Cleveland, allowing two hits and fanning nine after retiring the first 16 batters. Bill White of the Giants homered in his first major league at bat, then added a double and single as New York fell to St. Louis 6-3. Milwaukee Braves announce the rainout game with the New York Giants has been rescheduled for Thursday night June 14 at County Stadium.
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Braves
Carl Erskine
Pee Wee Reese
Danny O'Connell
Duke Snider
Gil Hodges
Jackie Robinson
Eddie Mathews
Mathews
Reese
Crandall
Joe Adcock
Robinson
Sandy Amoros
Carl Furillo
Snider
Hodges
Rovinson
Buhl
Erskine
Bobby Thomson
Billy Bruton
Milwaukee
Bruton
Crandal
Ed Roebuck
Tom Brewer
Red Sox
Cleveland
Bill White
Giants
New York
St. Louis
Milwaukee Braves
New York Giants
County Stadium
Brooklyn Dodgers Open Series with Cubs in Chicago
The World Series champion Brooklyn Dodgers visit Chicago to open a three game set with the Cubs as Brooklyn seeks to stop a three game skid and regain form behind Don Newcombe while Chicago sends Warren Hacker to the mound. The White Sox travel east after a double defeat to the Yankees and face Frank Sullivan’s Red Sox, with Boston moving ahead of Cleveland into the pennant chase.
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Milwaukee
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Warren Hacker
Don Newcombe
Sox
New York Yankees
Pity Pierce
Red Sox
Marty Marion
Boston
Frank Sullivan
Cleveland
Juda By Mrs. F. N. Miller
Mrs. Ralph Frey with her granddaughter Nancy visited Clinton on Thursday to see the Ray Johnsons. The Freys returned home with the Frey party after spending Sunday there. Several local residents spent weekends visiting relatives in Manitowoc Rockford Beloit and Wauwatosa.
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Ralph Frey
Nancy
Clinton
Ray Johnsons
Frey
William Albright
Wesley Grenzon
Albert Albrights
Manitowoc
Mary Ellen Newman
Rockford
Raents
George Newman
Ben LaRosa
Beloit
Wilmer ‘Coates
Evelyn Worby
Rochester
Harrison Grenzow
Morris Grenzow
Carl Ashby
Watertown
Merrill Wael
Elda Schadewald
West
Grenzow
Nathan Grenzows
Jake Elmer
New Glarus
John Waelti
Florence Miller
Robert Kramer
Monroe
Royal Neighbors Records
Ohio State Starts Plan To Put House in Order
Ohio State University, placed on a year's probation for Big Ten code infractions, announces quiet reforms welcomed by Western Conference Commissioner Tug Wilson. President Bevis says the university will live within the rules as Athletic Director Larkins notes the investigation was thorough and honest.
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Ohio State
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State University
Western Conference
Kenneth L
Tug) Wilson
Wilson
Ohio’ State
Howard Bevis
Dick Larkins
Larkins
Woody Hayes
Crusaders Choir to Form Softball Team at St John’s
The Crusaders Choir from St John’s church organizes a softball squad of 30 youths from grades through eight, to meet first at Recreation Park this Friday. The group will split into two teams for inter-team play and likely face other church teams. Gordon Stauffacher leads the project with Kenneth Keel and Daniel Courtney assisting.
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Recreation Park
St. John's
Gordon Stauffacher
Herbert Stauffacher
Kenneth Keel
Daniel Courtney
Unsmoked Cigaret Found in Fuel Tank During Indy Prep
Mechanics fished an unsmoked cigaret from the fuel line of a May 30 Indianapolis race car. Frank Glidden, chief mechanic for Fred Sommers of Indianapolis, said no pit crew members smoke and the tank was clean when the racer arrived. Ed Elisian reported fuel delivery problems during a practice run and crews warned of possible serious engine damage from a clogged line.
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Indianapolis
Frank Glidden
Fred Sommers
Glidden
Ed Elisian
Packers Sign Patrick J. Ryan for 1956 National Stint
Green Bay Packers sign Patrick J. Ryan a 25 year old quarterback from Holy Cross and Quantico Marines who played for Camp LeJeune in 1955. At 5 foot 11 and 185 pounds he enters the Packers roster after a college and service career.
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Joseph Ryan
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Tory
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Holy Cross
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Camp LeJeune
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New Glarus Mrs Millard Tschudy Visit and Family News
Mr and Mrs Fred P Streiff traveled Saturday to Falls Church Virginia to visit their son Captain Richard W Streiff his wife and their two sons Ricky and J D The Streiffs were joined by other relatives from Baraboo Madison Sauk City and Greenville Deb orah and Denise Marty returned home with their parents after several weeks visiting grandparents at New Glarus and with Phillip Marty family news from the area notes.
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Falls Church
Virginia
Capt
Richard
W. Streiff
Ricky
J.D
Joe Crys
Baraboo
Glen Dahler
Madison
Sam Schneider
Anton Hearth
Sauk City
Edwin Richert
Neal Marty
Greenville
Phillip Marty
Deborah
Denise Marty
Legal notices blur Monroe liquor license filings vary
Numerous notices list applicant names such as Paul Baltzer, Pred Felder, Harold A. Bumn er, Thomas R. Holyoke, Albert Schenkel, Alois Bolter, and others. Premises addresses span Monroe area including 1107 Sixteenth Avenue, 1025 Seventeenth Avenue, 1901 Fifteenth Street, and 1112 Seventeenth Avenue. Attorney FM Bray signs as city clerk amid repeated filings for Class B and pharmacist licenses.
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Worran
Monroe
Paul E. Baltzeriger
Paul” B
Baltzer Ir
Gat Highway
I. Bieay
Ro Felder
Josephine Boss
Sixteenth. Avenue
Roe
Teohan
Tith ‘Avenue
H F. M. Bray
Tegal Notig
C Ity
Harold A. Bumner
19Th Avenue
Seventeenth Avenue
F. M. Bray
Moore Country
Bray
Thomas R. Holyoke
Seventeenth “Avenue
Moune
Seventeenth’ Avenue
Pray
George
Notich
Steve Blchanich
Dremises
Seventeenth Stree
Fey
Alois
Joe Mile
FM. Bray
Arthur Spoerr
Arthur Spoerry Jr
Ad- Monroe
Alois Bolter
Florence Manos
Esc
Atontoe
Ieee
Jacob I 'Steffen
Monten
Ings
Elty
Natice City
Grossen
Helen Louise Dannerbeck
Sixteenth Avenue
Eda
Oreane
Hid
Moenne
Ich
Mor
Sald Uch
Premise Co
Cated
Ts. Ada
Eleventh Street
Rgal Noth
Ernest A. Zumach
Piqucenth Street
Sontoc
Albert Hh, Miedke
Glass
Premines
Olza M. Voelkh
Turne
Fata Cts
M. Bray
Ayer
Louis St. Wolleson
Fourteenth Avenue
Greece
Clarence F. Kempfert
Robert. Wenger
F. M. Pray
Jones Post
Lone comedian George Gobel reflects on fame and freedom
In a candid profile, George Gobel recalls his hard climb from Midwest radio to NBC TV, noting fame brings limits on freedom and privacy. He credits a shaping war era and stage work for his career, and even as a lampooned celebrity, he stays grounded in his craft and modest earnings.
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George
NBC
Chicago
Alice
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