Trackmen Take Second in Loop Meet at Madison
Monroe's Cheesemakers finish second to Wisconsin High in the Badger Conference meet at Camp Randall, led by Jerry Muenich and Gordon Stauffacher in track events while field events swing the margin to Wisconsin High. Records fall as Dwyer ties, Wee breaks the mile mark, and Pauley sets shot put and low hurdles records amid team scores.
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Monroe
Wisconsin High
Madison
Camp Randall
Jerry Muenich
Gordon Stauffacher
Badger
Cheesemakers
Middleton
Ft. Atkinson
Monona Grove
Stoughton
Jefferson
Dave Dwyer
Dave Wee
John Drye
Gary Kiely
Dick Pauley
Chuck Rouse
Ed Sandvold
Gerald Hilfiker
Sid Anderson
Pete Cohen
Mel Johnson
Gordon Stautfacher
Mon
Bill Thomas
Terry Pliner
Bob Reisdorf
Mid
Pat Ryan
Phil Buss
Carl Disch
Jim Larson
John Marshall
Stan Stampflin
al Davis
Dick Falk
Fred Roever
Joe
Tom Ziegler
Reisdorf
Jerry ‘Alexander
Don_ Christen
Lee Cornelius
Ziegler
Larson
Disch
Muenich
Ft. Allinson
Pauley
Kielley
Belzer
Keegan
Bell
Lunde
Vincent
Duke
Radecki
Thomas
Mather
Combs
Drye
Egstad
Killey
Hamel
John Niffenegger
Helgeson
Wisconsin
Jacobsen
Rouse
Marshall
Prof Young Proposes Nine Game Big Ten Round Robin
Professor George H. Young Wisconsin faculty representative to the Western Conference proposes a nine game round robin Big Ten schedule with one possible non conference game. He says the plan would clarify championships and stop stretches without conference play as directors meet in Minneapolis on May 23.
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Big Ten
George H. Young
Wisconsin
Young
Minneapolis
Yesterday's Stars Pitching and Pirates Rally
Bob Chakales allowed two hits no runs in six innings for his third relief win in a 4-3 victory over Boston. Danny Kravitz belted a ninth inning grand slam for the Pirates in a 6-5 win over Philadelphia. Amazing bargains appear in The Times classified.
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Bob Chakales
Boston
Danny Kravitz
Pirates
Philadelphia
White Sox Back In First Division
The Chicago White Sox surged past Detroit 9-7 to return to the AL first division. Sherm Lollar and Nellie Fox each had three hits as the club totaled 12, raising their record to 88 and closing to within a half game of Boston. Millard Howell earned his second win in four decisions. The Cubs were set to face the St. Louis Cardinals at Wrigley Field after an off day.
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Chicago
Chicago White Sox
Detroit
J? Sherm Lollar
Nellie Fox
Sox
Boston Red Sox
Jack Harryman
Harry Byrd
Millward Howell
Harshman
Dick Donovan
Billy Hoeft
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis Cardinals
Wrigley Field
Softball Practice Postponed By Local Recreation Director
In a note from ENUain v7 Johnson the recreation director said the 1 diamond is not fit for action and opening practice games will be delayed next week. No schedule yet but seven teams will play this summer: Phillips Smith, Jefferson Center, Helland Hein, Simmons Woodcraft, Northwestern Insurance, Gemplers, Brodhead Merchants.
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Inuain
Johnson
Enyrecrea
Phillips- Smith
Jefferson Center
Helland- Hein
Simmons Woodcraft
Northwestern Insurance
Gemplers
Brodhead Merchants
Baseball Standings and Friday Results Preview
The American League slate shows New York Cleveland Boston Chicago Washington Baltimore Kansas City Detroit with varying records and games back. Friday results include Washington over Boston 4 3 Cleveland beating Kansas City 4 1 while Chicago topped Detroit 9 7 and New York defeated Baltimore 3 2. Sunday's schedule has multiple matchups across divisions and a five man pitcher trade involving Philadelphia Louis Cardinals sending Herm Wehmeier Murry Dickson to the Cards for Harvey Haddix Stu Miller and Ben Flowers.
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New York
Cleveland
Boston
Chicago
Washington
Baltimore
Kansas City
Detroit
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Phillies
Louis Cardinals
Herm Wehmeier
Murry Dickson
Harvey Haddix
Stu Miller
Ben Flowers
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Sime Breaks World Record at ACC Trials in Durham
Dav Sime shattered the 20 yard dash world mark with a 20.1 seconds in the Atlantic Coast Conference track and field championships trials in Durham North Carolina. The time edged Mel Patt ons old record by one tenth of a second.
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E Sime
Mel Patton
Review of Wisconsin fish and game rules hearing Monday
A public hearing on recommendations for fish and game regulations for 1956 57 will be held at 8 p m Monday in the Courthouse before the County Conservation Congress Committee and county sportsmen. Employes of the Conservation Department will conduct the hearings and record votes on each change. If defeated local votes may propose alternatives. One proposal calls for a pheasant season October 15 to November 13 with a bag limit of two cocks daily. The Green County Conservation League supports a shorter season and daylight hours.
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County Conservation Congress Committee
Wisconsin Conservation Commission
Wisconsin
State Commission
Conservation Department
Commission
Green County Conservation League
Badgers May Get Own Golf Course
The University of Wisconsin moves to build an 18 hole golf course on land near campus. Proposed by the board of visitors, the project would honor Guy Sundt. Facilities at Picnic Point off Lake Mendota would be open to students faculty and the public at set times.
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University of Wisconsin
Board of Visitors
Wisconsin
Big Ten
Maple Bluff
Board of Regents
Guy Sundt
Badger
University
Lake Mendota
Lions Club Elects Chandler President
ANC nanvVILLE Times Special reports Carlton Chandler elected president of the Blanchardville Lions Club. Leon Nelson named first vice president, Kingdon Soper second vice, Roland Strommen third vice, Melchior Schiesser secretary, W. H. Robb treasurer, Ed Thompson Jr. Kon tam- 1S: and H Saether tail twis son named directors for one year. Eldon R. Hird, T. J. C. E. Phillipson and H. J. Jo Watson take two year terms.
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ANC Nanvville
Carlton Chandler
Blanchardville Lions Club
Leon Nelson
Kingdon Soper
Roland Strommen
Melchior Schiesser
W. H. Robb
Ed Thompson Jr
H Saether
Tail Twisson
Eldon R. Hird
T. J. C. E. Phillipson
H. J. Jo | Watson
Wedding Guests And Visit Details From Rockford To Blue Mounds
New Glarus residents visit Rockford and Madison relatives while wedding guests attend Monica Jelle and Vergene Jenson ceremony at East Blue Mounds church. Attendees include Millard Tschudy Lisa Zentner Delmar Streiff John Blum Elroy Duerst Lloyd Babler Harland Barton and others. Kaeser travels to White Plains Chicago and St Louis for family and business.
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Clara Engler
Sylvia Breylinger
Leon Urben
Rockford
Walter Pridham
Madison
Sylvan Frick
Roger Hefty
Milwaukee
Thomas
Monica Jelle
Vergene Jenson
East Blue Mounds
Horeb
Millard Tschudy
Lisa
Delmar Zentner
Valla
Clayton Streiff
John Blum
Menehan Tours Kansas Campus as Guest of Coach Hart
Jim Menehan a senior and leading scorer in the Badger Conference traveled with his father to Lawrence Kansas to inspect University of Kansas facilities. He visits as a guest of KU basketball coach Dick Hart during the weekend.
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Jim Menehan
Mgn
Badger
Frank ‘Menehan
16Th Street
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Kas
Jim
Kansas
Dick Hart
University
Braves defeat Redlegs in 10 to stay atop NL race
Milwaukee beat Cincinnati 9 to 8 in ten innings at Crosley Field as 25 hits and four errors shaped a high scoring tilt. Wes Covington, Danny OConnell and Johnny Logan drove in the decisive run, with Covington delivering four hits in five pinch appearances and Bruton extending a 12 game hit streak. Roberto Robinson started for Cincinnati, while Lew Burdette, Lew Sleater and Dave Jolly worked in relief for Milwaukee.
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Cincinnati
Milwaukee Braves
Cincinnati Redlegs
Braves
Wes Covington
Danny O'Connell
Johnny Logan
Ernie Johnson
Milwaukee
Art Fowler
Ted Kluszewski
Frank Robinson
Roy McMillian
Bobby Thomson
Bill Bruton
Henry Aaron
Covington
Bell
Gus Bell
Redlegs
Johnny Temple
Ray Jablonski
Bruton
Rip Repulski
St. Louis
O'Connell
Logan
Dave Jolly
Dave Joly
Johnson
Reds
Robinson
Thomson
McMillan
Swedette
Lew Burdette
Lew Sleater
Finsterwald and Leonard lead St Louis Open field
Don Finsterwald and Stan Leonard, a veteran pro and a newcomer, share the third round lead at the $25,000 St Louis Open after 36 holes. Leonard, 40, is tied with Finsterwald at 136 eight under par. Other scorers include Bolt, Stranahan, and Haas at halfway. several notable players withdrew.
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Et. Louis W
Leonard
Don Finsterwald
Vancouver
B. C
Finsterwald
Bedford Heights
Ohio
Tommy Bolt
Chattanooga
Tenn
Frank Stranahan
Toledo
Freddie Haas
New Orleans
Bolt
Stranahan
Haas
Husky George Bayer
Cincinnati
Bud Holscher
Apple Valley
Calif
Bill Casper Jr
Chula Vista
Redlegs Versus Cubs: Early Tilt See Ejections And Brawl Risk
The game featured Johnny Klippstein allowing seven hits before leaving in the fourth and Hal Jeffcoat tossed in the seventh for Redlegs. Herschel Freeman and Ed Bailey also saw mound action as multiple ejections occurred including manager Birdie Tebbets. A planned afternoon rematch paired Bob Buhl against Brooks Lawrence with both teams seeking a win.
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Johnny Klippstein
Redleg
Hal Jeffcoat
Vic Delmore
Herschel Freeman
Fowler
Covington
Delmore
Birdie Tebbets
Jeffcoat
Ed Bailey
Hal Dixon
Jimmy Dykes
Bob Buhl
Brooks Lawrence
South Wayne Social Notes Guests and Visits
Mr and Mrs Charles Collins of Warren Illinois were Sunday guests of her brother and wife Mr and Mrs John Hartsough. Mrs Mayme Segner spent several days at the farm home of her sister in law Mrs Myrtle Stuart who is ill. Mrs A H Mahikuch attended an Eastern Star committee meeting at Browntown Tuesday.
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Charles Collins
Warren, Ill
John Hartsough
Mayme Segner
Myrtle Stuart
A. H. Mahikuch
The
Eastern Star
Browntown
Ohio State Tops Badgers 4 to 3 in Big Ten Baseball
Ohio State and Minnesota lead the Big Ten as doubleheaders loom. The Buckeyes beat Wisconsin 4 to 3 on a late pinch homer by Jake Nowka, while Minnesota routed Iowa 7 to 0. Michigan, Purdue, and Northwestern posted wins as Illinois and Indiana faltered.
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Associated Press
Ohio State
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Buckeyes
Iowa
Michigan
Ilinois
Purdue
Michigan State
Northwestern
Indiana
Illinois
Galen Cisco
Dick Barkley
Jake Nowka
Shorty Cochran
Doug Gillen
Jerry Thomas
Gopher
Bill Thurston
Blanchardville and Madison Social Visits Noted
Blanchardville residents and Madison figures visited homes and attended a funeral. Mrs Earl Barber and party visited William Buckingham. Albert Rothenbuhler and Mrs Kundert visited Roy Kunderts. A group including Mrs Schiesser and Mrs Barber attended Mrs Rice’s funeral in Argyle. Victor Lyngaas and family hosted Julia Lyngaas, and Millard Lee spent time at Russell Sebert’s home.
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Jesse Morton
Chalmer Armstrong
Marleen
Monroe
William Buckingham
Albert Rothenbuehler
Fred Kundert
Roy Kunderts
Mmes
Melchior Schiesser
Howard Hendrickson
Earl J. Barber
Edwin Hanson
Vivian Johnson
Walter Peterson
Benjamin H. Rice
Madison
Argyle
Victor Lyngaas
Julia Lyngaas
Millard Lee
Russell Sebert
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South Wayne
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18Th Avenue
Badgers
Em Lindbeck
Illini
John Errittee
Bill Gorman
Hoosiers
Tom Scheuerman
Wis
Muskegon, Mich
Queen of Great Lakes
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Blanchardville
Earl Barber
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