Monroe Wins Badger Conference Track Crown in Close Meet
Monroe Cheesemakers reclaim the Badger Conference title at Madison with 52 points, edging Wisconsin High by three. Monona Grove standout Chuck Rouse set records in the 180-yard low hurdles and high jump while Dave Wee and Jim Larson pace additional wins for Wisconsin High and Middleton.
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Wisconsin High
Badger Prep
Ft. Atkinson
Monona Grove
Middleton
Stoughton
Jefferson
Edgerton
John Niffenegger
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John Larson
Chuck Rouse
Rouse
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Jerry Muenich
Carl Disch
Alan Weckerly
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Gerald Hilfiker
Joe Keegan
Ken Wyss
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Sandvold
Gary Ginner
Dale Myers
al Davis
George Bunders
Mon
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Mid
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Lee Heinz
Jim Jenson
Ron Dennis
Sid Anderson
Phil Buss
John Schultz
Dick Mueller
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Jeff
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Dick Pauley
Jim Lunde
Pete Bell
Bob Pigorsch
Frank Richie
Dick Misunas
Dick Meier
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Marshall
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Burt Thompson
Lunde
Fred Roever
Loren Ehlers
Tom Ziegler
Ed Dettmers
Dick Smith
Bill Hess
Dave Mews
Clarence Schulz
Ross Gehrust
Jim Beske
Eleven Drivers Approved For 500 Race Entry
Eleven new drivers received approval from United States Auto Club officials and a veteran drivers committee to attempt qualification for the 500 mile race on May 30 in Indianapolis. The group includes Indianapolis resident Elmer George, who recently married Mary Hulman. Speedway veterans posted fast laps with Pat OConnor turning 143.3 mph in a Kurtis Kraft car and Troy Ruttman posting 142.4 mph in a Watson racer.
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United States Auto Club
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Mary Hulman
Anton Tony Hulman
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Speedway
Pat O’connor
North Vernon
Ind
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Chapman Root
Terre Haute
Troy Ruttman
Lynwood
Calif
Watson
John Zink
Tulsa
Okla
Packers' Milwauke e Ticket Sales Grow Over Half Way
MILWAUKEE The Green Bay Packers reported Friday that season tickets for the three home NFL games in Milwaukee have reached 6 745, more than 50 percent of the 12 000 goal. In 1956 only 4 745 season tickets were sold in Milwaukee.
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Milwaukee
Green Bay Packers
Area Pairings Listed Baseball Tournaments Begin Next Week
District baseball action starts next week at 64 sites statewide under WIAA. District pairings set with 1 4 and 2 3 sectional structure, games the week of May 20, eight playoff games May 27 or 28, state finals May 31 and June 1 at Menasha. Four district sites Albany Barneveld Middleton Darlington host rounds with specific openers and schedule details.
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Menasha
Albany
Barneveld
Middleton
Darlington
Edgerton
Evansville
Milton
Monticello
Monroe Golfers Enter State Meet
Monroe high school golf team coached by Arch Edwards enters the third annual Janesville Invitational at Janesville Municipal. 18 holes of medal play, four man lineup Bill Lovelace Dennis Hunt Ken Leuenberger Reese Riddiough, among 29 teams led by defending champions Madison West.
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Arch Edwards
Janesville
Baseball Scores and Standings National and American Leagues
American League standings show New York at 12 8 Cleveland 11 8 Kansas City 11 11 Baltimore 9 11 Washington 5 18. Friday results Chicago 6 Detroit 4 Cleveland 4 Kansas City 1 Baltimore 4 New York 1. National League Milwaukee 14 6 Cincinnati 13 7 Brooklyn 12 8 Philadelphia 11 9 New York 9 13 Pittsburgh 5 16. notable results New York 2 Brooklyn 1 Philadelphia 3 Pittsburgh 1 Milwaukee 10 St Louis 5.
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St. Louis
Johnny Logan Leads Braves In 10-5 Win Over Cardinals
Yesterday Johnny Logan drove in five runs with a home run a double and two singles to power the Braves past the St Louis Cardinals 10-5. Connie Johnson earned his first victory for the Orioles limiting the Yankees to eight hits and striking out eight in a 4-1 win over the defending world champions.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Connie Johnson
Orioles
Yankees
Aquinas Wins Wisconsin Catholic High School Golf Crown
The La Crosse Aquinas golf team shot 340 on a rain soaked Rivermore course to win the Wisconsin Catholic high school golf championship.
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Waterford
la Crosse Aquinas
Rivermore Country Club
Wisconsin State College Conference Baseball Leaders
Platteville and Eau Claire each stand undefeated with four wins, sharing the lead in their divisions of the lead State League standings.
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Oshkosh
Platteville
Eau Claire
Braves Top Cardinals 10-5 Behind Pizarro and Trio of Homers
Milwaukee gains a one game NL lead as rookie Juan Pizarro, Johnny Logan, and Eddie Mathews each homer in a 10-5 win over St. Louis. Pizarro earns his first major league victory despite a bases loaded threat in the ninth with Del Ennis striking out to end it.
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Juan Pizarro
Johnny Logan
Ed Mathews
Milwaukee Braves
St. Louis Cardinals
Braves
Cincinnati Redlegs
New York Giants
Brooklyn Dodgers
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del Ennis
Fred Haney
Thunder
Cardinal
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Jones
Danny O’connell
Hank Aaron
Mathews
Logan
Pizarro
Milwaukee
del Crandall
O’connell
Aaron
Aching Back Ends Monte Irvin Baseball Career
Los Angeles reports Monte Irvin, veteran outfielder and key Giants figure in 1951 pennant drive, retires due to a spring training back injury. He played four games for the Angels this season, hitting .300 with a home run in one win, as he returns to New Jersey to avoid further strain. Irvin, 39, broke in 1949 with the Giants, highlighted by a .312 season and 121 RBIs in 1951.
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Monte Irvin Irvin
New York Giants
Angels
Monte
South Orange
N.J
Irvin
Giants
New York
Brooklyn
Braves Power Past Cardinals Behind Logan Solo Homer
Logan hit a third inning single followed by a fourth inning homer and a seventh inning solo shot as the Braves built a 9-4 lead. He added an RBI single in the ninth to score Frank Torre, while Warren Spahn earned the win over Lindy McDaniel as 14,747 fans watched the late rally fall short for St. Louis.
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Braves
Frank Torre
Warren Spahn
Lindy McDaniel
Badger Golfers Beat Marquette in 18-Hole Match
University of Wisconsin golf team led by co medalists Roger Rubendall and Jim Remmert beat the Marquette Warriors 22 to 4 in Madison. Rubendall 76 defeated Pat Lawless 2 to 1 while Remmert 76 beat Dick Lies 2 and Forbes 77 blanked George Formanek 3 0. In doubles Rubendall and Forbes 76 teamed to defeat Lawless and Formanek 3 0.
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Roger Rubendall
Jim Remmert
Dave Forbes
Marquette Warriors
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Warriors
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Dick Lies
George Formanek
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Formanek
St Norbert College to revive baseball as major sport
St Norbert College announced on Friday that baseball will be revived as a major sport next spring after a 40 year lapse. The move signals renewed athletics emphasis at the college and sets the stage for upcoming spring play.
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West DE Pere
St. Norbert College
Amazing bargains in The Times classified
Daily classifieds in The Times spotlight reduced prices and special offers across goods and services. Includes limited time deals and featured items from local sellers.
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Times
Ortega Beats Logart in Close Welterweight Bout
Gaspar Ortega, the 21 year old Mexican, wins a 12 round decision over Isaac Logart at the War Memorial Auditorium boosting his bid for a title shot versus Carmen Basilio. Ortega rallies in rounds 9 10 and 11 to edge Logart 7-5 on one judge and gains a 2 1 lead in their series as the crowd of 2 188 pays 5 709.
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N. Y
Gaspar Ortega
Cuba
Isaac Logart
Carmen Basilio
Basilio
Ortega
Jimmy Stinson
Gasper
War Memorial Auditorium
Harry Markson
International Boxing Club
Basilio-Ray Robinson
Markson
Legart
Logart
Berl
Harold Barnes
Joe Agenello
Associated Press
Spring Grove News Roundup from Mrs Mohn and Local Visits
Mrs Herbert Mohn and Mrs Gilbert Wendler with Mrs Robert Kundert attended a Janesville meeting on mentally retarded children. Kenneth Kinman and two sons from Chicago visited Russell Roseheisen. Fred Deppeler and children visited Merril Woodward in Evansville. Herbert and Robert Mohn attended Shrine ceremonies with Mrs Merlin Klopfenstein and Mrs Merlin Nyhart.
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Robert Kundert
Janesville
Kenneth Kinman
Chicago
Russell Roseheisen
Fred Deppeler
James
Kathy
Merril Woodward
Evansville
Herbert
Robert Mohns
Madison
Merlin Klopfenstein
Merlin Nyhart
Market summary from Chicago livestock and grains
Salable hogs ranged 16.50 to 19.00 with varied weights and grades. Cattle prices showed high to low ranges from 11.00 to 25.75 for different classes. Produce notes list No wheat, soybeans unavailable, corn futures values around 1.34 and soy oil at 11 to 12, meal 45.50, oats 8.15 to 8.54, barley 1.30 to 1.40.
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USDA
Badgers Top Indiana Game Called After Three Innings
Wisconsin led Indiana 3-0 after three innings before rain halted the Big Ten baseball game. The postponement came with a doubleheader scheduled against Ohio State later in the day.
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Madison
University of Wisconsin - Indiana
Badgers
Wisconsin
Ohio State
Eager-beaver beauties Chevrolet wagons excite buyers
Chevrolet wagons entice with flexible load space and up to 245 horsepower V8 performance. Dealers urge quick view of wagons offering easy top access, steady handling, and responsive steering with optional 270 horsepower high performance V8 at extra cost.
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