Braves Face Cardinals in Weather-Delayed First Trip Start
Milwaukee, top in the National League by percentage, will host St. Louis after a rainout with Pittsburgh. Harvey Haddix starts for the Cardinals, Billy Bruton aims to extend a 11 game hitting streak, and Eddie Mathews leads Milwaukee hitters while Henry Aaron struggles at .167.
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Milwaukee Braves
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St. Louis
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Cardinals
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del Crandall
Billy Bruton
Eddie Mathews
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Mathews
Henry Aaron
Bobby Thomson
Aaron
Monticello Times Socials Visit Various Families
Monticello Times reports Mr and Mrs Thomas Voegeli visited the George Krajeck family in Evansville Sunday. They called on Henry Grunder in Belleville with Mrs Sarah Klassy. Casper Zentner visited Albany Sunday. Mrs Otto Babler spent the weekend with the Schoonovers in Madison and attended the Schoonover Gill wedding. J Flint and Mrs Klassy visited in Madison then with Edwin Schiesser and Katie Disch in Belleville.
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George Krajeck
Evansville
Voegelis
Sarah Klassy
Henry Grunder
Belleville
Casper Zentner
Albany
Otto Babler
R. H. Schoonover
Madison
June Schoonover
Lawrence Sweitzer
New 3 Cent Wild Life Stamp Issued For Conservation
A maroon three cent stamp highlighting wild life conservation is now available at the local post office. The design features a wild turkey in flight set against a sparse wooded background. Amazing bargains in The Times.
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America
Cubs and Sox Share Slumps in MLB Action
The Cubs and White Sox each suffer bad streaks as Boston's Red Sox win 7-5 over Chicago. Rain washed out Cubs at Brooklyn while ex-Dodger Russ Meyer aims for first win against his old team. Connie Johnson to start for Sox with Mel Parnell for Boston.
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Sox
Deer Killed by Autos Shows Increased Herd
Wisconsin conservation biologists report rising deer deaths from vehicle strikes in east central Wisconsin as the deer herd grows. A 1955 toll of 331 fatalities surpassed 1954’s 216, 1953’s 171 and 1952’s 79, with additional losses from fences dogs drowning trains and ice incidents.
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Lyuserva- Yon
Wisconsin
Conservation Department
Poholsky Shuts Out Phillies for Third Straight Win
The Cardinals pitcher Tom Poholsky pitched a 4 hit 3-0 shutout over Philadelphia fanning five and issuing no walks. Billy Goodman collected four hits two of them for doubles as the Red Sox defeated the White Sox 15 to 1. Wisconsin crews depart for Washington to compete in the eastern college rowing sprint on the Potomac Saturday.
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Phillies
Billy Goodman
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White Sox
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Washington, D. C
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Potomac River
Baker defeats Holman for 10 round heavyweight win
Bob Baker won a 12 round bout by unanimous decision over John Holman in Miami Beach to edge toward a title shot. The result clears the heavyweight field somewhat and points to a possible June Madison Square Garden clash with Patterson or Jackson, with Moore and others still ranked high in the Ring ratings.
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John Holman
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Holman
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Xing Clula
United States
Ambitious MLB Standings and Results From Wednesday
Major League standings show New York leading the American League with a .146 win rate and Cleveland at 6 55 behind. Wednesday results include Cleveland 6 New York 5 and Boston 7 Chicago 5 as rain delays affect remaining games.
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Albany Society Notes From Mrs Steindort Area
Albany social items report bowling trip in Milwaukee by Wayne Peckham William Hein Edward Klillingstad Leon Marty George Flaherty and Louis Teale. Visits by Mrs Bernard Russ to her mother Mrs Staufcher and sister Mrs George Anderson. Local residents move houses and attend events in Stevens Point Tomah Oshkosh Carroll College and Milwaukee.
Evening Hosts and Visitors Note Local Social Ties
Blanchardville society records Sunday guests at the Dick Ewing home. Nearby, Mr and Mrs James Hyland and James McCue from Argyle visited Earl J Barber. Ted ONeil and family from Antigo, new football coach, joined Ruth Syse for the weekend.
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Rena Ewing
Janette
Genevieve Anderson
Darlington
Dick Ewing
James Hyland
James McCue
Argyle
Earl J. Barber
Ted O'Neil
Antigo
Ruth Syse
O'Neil
Riverside family visits Northfield friends
The Retrums of Riverside California with Mrs. Isaac Retrum and family from Richland Center visited the Reuben Hovland family and Isaac Retrum in Northfield Minnesota over the weekend. Mrs. LaVaughn Syse and daughters Connie and Bonnie of New Sharon spent Tuesday evening with Ruth Syse and accompanied her home on Wednesday for a few days.
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Robert Retrum
Richland Center
Isaac Retrum
Northfield
Minn
Reuben Hovland
LaVaughn Syse
Connie
Bonnie
New Sharon
Ruth Syse
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