Braves Open 13 Game Swing With Redlegs Rained Out
Milwaukee weather delays and standings keep the Braves atop the league as they travel to Cincinnati to face the Redlegs in the first game of a grueling 13 game stretch. Lew Burdette starts for Milwaukee with Johnny Klippstein for Cincinnati.
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Keegan Lifts White Sox to 2-1 Win Over Red Sox
Bob Keegan relieved with one out and bases loaded in the first, then struck out Jim Piersall and allowed seven hits the rest of the game as Chicago beat Boston 2-1. Al Rosen powered Cleveland past New York 7-2 with a 450-foot triple and two RBIs. Also, late model races at Rockford Speedway Sunday scheduled after time trials. Bob Udell set a 16.73 one lap time in last week’s opening.
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Janesville Tops Monroe Golfers in Dual Meet
Monroe mign school golf team suffered a 14 to 14 tie with Janesville as the Cheesemen lost all eight matches. Medalist was Rolland Scott of Janesville with 39, beating Monroe’s Ken Leuenberger who shot 43. Other results listed for individual matches. Monroe prepares for Janesville invitational with 30 top teams tomorrow.
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Baseball and Hockey Standings and Weekend Schedule Snapshot
Scoreboard covers American and National Leagues with team records and percentages. Thursday results include Cleveland defeating New York 7 to 2 and Chicago beating Boston 2 to 1. Several games postponed by rain or weather and weekend schedule lists Chicago at Detroit and Kansas City at Cleveland among others.
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Spring Practice Ends Two Badger Squads To Clash Tomorrow
Wisconsin closes spring practice with a split squad intra squad game to project quarterbacking and tackle replacements for Bruhn. Potential QBs Gil Blackmun and Ron Carlson vie for starting roles. tackles include Heineke, Getler, Cvengros and others. End position remains strongest with four veterans and promising newcomers.
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Bahama Set to Face Smallwood in Ten Round Fight
Bahama, a middleweight with a bizarre style, is listed as the 31 favorite to beat Hardy Smallwood in a 10 round bout at the War Memorial Auditorium. Bahama weighs about 152 and Smallwood about 158. NBC will televise and broadcast the event at 8 p.m. CST tonight.
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White Sox End Slump With 2-1 Victory Over Red Sox
Chicago ends five game skid as Minnie Minoso and George Kell hit solo homers to back Connie Johnson and Bob Keegan. Keegan shuts down Boston over eight innings, aiding a 2-1 win in Boston. Cubs lose money from rainouts as Wrigley Field stalls schedule. Detroit game notes Jack Harshman vs Billy Hoeft.
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Cheesemen Bid For Loop Crown At Camp Randall
Defending Badger Conference track crown bid led by Monroe with two defending champions. Dwyer of Monroe aims for 880 record near 2 08, Drye the mile winner last year, Stauffacher likely in 100, Pliner defending champ in 100 and 200 with all time marks. Wisconsin High and Ft Atkinson contenders, plus other defending champs listed. note closing line on liverwort superstition.
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