Brodhead Wins State Line Meet In Tight Finish
Brodhead edged New Glarus 78 to 77 at the State Line League track meet. Williams led Brodhead with a triple win and multiple records fell, as Ed Meichtry and Boyd Campbell each won twice.
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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1958
Page
7
Brodhead edged New Glarus 78 to 77 at the State Line League track meet. Williams led Brodhead with a triple win and multiple records fell, as Ed Meichtry and Boyd Campbell each won twice.
Joe Brown kayoed Ralph Dupas three times in the eighth round for a technical knockout in Houston. The 134-pound world lightweight contender seeks a next bout versus Kenny Lane, while Dupas earned over 18 thousand dollars in the event. The gross take reached 60,614.60 plus 30 thousand in radio and TV receipts.
The Monroe Men's Bowling Association will hold its annual meeting at Turner Hall on Tuesday May 13 at 8 p m. Team captains will bring sponsors of their groups.
Monroe golf team blanked Stoughton 10 to 0 for its fourth win. Dave Grams and Bill Mauer shared medalist honors with 39s on the Stoughton Country Club course. Lovelace Grams and others posted tight scores as Monroe plans a busy schedule hosting Jefferson next.
The Monroe track team will host New Glarus tomorrow for its second meet of the season. The junior cindermen were defeated by Brodhead 72 to 46 last month at the fairgrounds track.
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Stan Musial drives in two runs and collects three of St Louis’s five hits as he nears 3 000 career hits and contends for an eighth batting title. The Cardinals lose to Milwaukee 9 2, while Chicago remains atop with a 5 1 win over Cincinnati. San Francisco moves past Pittsburgh 8 6 and Philadelphia defeats Los Angeles 9 3.
Floyd Patterson received a 200000 offer to defend his heavyweight title in Sydney Australia. The proposal came from Jim Johnson manager of Australian heavyweight Allen Williams who has 29 wins in 33 bouts with 20 knockouts. Williams agent Charlie Rose plans talks with Cas D Amato Patterson's manager.
In St Louis on Wednesday night the Braves lost right fielder Bob Hazle after a fast ball to the head from Cardinals reliever Larry Jackson. Hazle suffered a concussion, was hospitalized for rest and observation, and will miss 3 to 4 games. The Braves held a 9-2 lead earlier after Herm Wehmeier allowed five runs.
Election of officers for the Monroe Women's Bowling Association was held at Turner Hall last night. President is Vi Kuban, vice president Bernice Hollsapple, secretary Bette Elmer, treasurer Helen Burkhard, and sergeant-at-arms Mary Hackle.
Ron Frieske delivered a three run triple in the third inning driving in Gene Vincent and Harold Kline to tie the game at two and himself score the winning run as the Athletics beat the Tigers 3 to 2. The Redlegs move to 2-1, Tigers and Cubs tied at 2-2, Athletics in last.
Reddick, Lancaster and Kieth Pilz earned singles for the Tigers. Harold Blumer pitched well for the Tigers allowing only three hits, all for power. Jim Huffman started for the Athletics and surrendered six runs. The next game pairs the Redlegs against the Cubs on Monday.
The Montmorency Falls near Quebec City plunge 274 feet into the St. Lawrence River, standing 196 feet higher than Niagara Falls.
Pitcher Taylor Phillips of the Cubs allowed five hits and blanked the Redlegs over the last eight innings, permitting only an infield single after the fifth in a 5-1 victory. Reno Bertoia of the Tigers hit his first major league grandslam in a 5-1 win and added an RBI single in a 11-4 nightcap loss to the Senators.
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