Albany Woman Kegler Wins All Event Title in Wisconsin Bowling
LaVerne Jensen of Milwaukee captured the All-Event title in the 38th Wisconsin State Women’s Bowling Tournament. Jensen totaled 1,709 across team 539, doubles 614, and singles 556. Final standings show RhinelanderKng litsch and other teams winning Class A through E divisions with numerous city and town entrants.
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Beloit
LaVerne Jensen
Milwaukee
Gladys Schneeberger
Albany
Rhinelander Knglitsch
Percy Resch
Norma Funk
Neenah
Delores Rein
Fond du Lac
Margaret Wickingson
Fort Atkinson
Giardello Calhoun Fight Set For Friday At Cleveland Arena
The middleweight clash between Joey Giardello and Rory Calhoun is slated for Friday night at the Cleveland Arena. Calhoun, from White Plains New York, and Giardello of Philadelphia had previous delays due to injuries. NBC TV radio will carry the bout.
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Associated Press
Joey Giardello
Philadelphia
Rory Calhoun
White Plains
N.Y
Cleveland
Calhoun
Giardello
NBC
Bob Boyd
Chicago
Willie Vaughn
La Crosse Area Dominates Peacock Relays Titles
Platteville High captured its third straight Class B crown by scoring 51 percent of the points to Decorah Iowa runners up 49 percent. La Crosse Central repeated as Class A champion and Mineral Point held its Class C title.
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LA Crosse
Platteville High
Decorah
Iowa
la Crosse Central
Mineral Point
California Crew Upsets Wisconsin in Oakland Varsity Race
California's crew upset Wisconsin by 2.2 lengths in a three mile race on the Oakland Estuary. The Bears finished in 16 minutes 46.7 seconds while Wisconsin clocked 16:56.
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Badger
Oakland
Calif
California
Wisconsin
Badgers
Demaret Takes Hot Springs Open by One Stroke
Jimmy Demaret wins the Hot Springs Open Golf Tournament in Hot Springs Arkansas with a total of 276 after rounds of 73 66 70 67. He carded six birdies on the first ten holes to secure victory by one stroke.
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Hot Springs
Arkansas
Jimmy Demaret
Madison West Captures Janesville Invitational Golf Crown
Madison West golfers won the Janesville Invitational in a sudden death playoff over Racine Horlick after both teams tied at 317. The Regents beat Horlick on the first playoff hole with a 17 to 21 four-man total. Medalist was William Entringer of Wauwatosa with 71. Horlick’s Jim Shephard and Delavan’s David Turner led runners-up with 76. Team scores listed show Madison West 317 and Horlick 317, with Shorewood 329 and multiple schools trailing.
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Madison West
Racine Horlick
Regents
Horlick
Monroe
Bill Lovelace
Dennis Hunt
Ken Leuenberger
Reese Riddiough
Wauwatosa
William Entringer
Janesville
Municipal
David Turner
Delavan
Jim Shepherd
Shorewood
Racine Park
Beloit
Whitefish Bay
Kenosha
Janesville and Jefferson
South Milwaukee
Milwaukee Pulaski and Edgerton
Baraboo
Cudahy
Milwaukee East
Milwaukee Juneau
Milwaukee
Washington and Walworth
Watertown
Rufus King
Prairie du Lac
Hartford
Rubendall Sparks Wisconsin Golf Victory at Green Bay
Roger Rubendall the medalist led the Wisconsin golf team to a sweeping win at Oneida Country Club Green Bay over St Norbert. Rubendall fired the only sub par round a 69 on the par 72 course and is a former Big Ten champion.
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University of Wisconsin
Roger Rubendall
St. Norbert
Rubendall
Oneida
Green Bay
Beloit College Wins Elmhurst Intercollegiate Track Title
Beloit College scored 52 points to capture the Division B championship at the Elmhurst Intercollegiate Invitationals in Elmhurst Illinois on Saturday marking the meet's 23rd running.
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Beloit College
Elmhurst
Ill
Bold Ruler Favored For $100,000 Classic At Baltimore
Bold Ruler tops the Pimlico prep field for the $100,000 added classic as Gallant Man is out. Gen. Duke may skip the Preakness, with Iron Siege and Iron Liege mentioned as potential starters, while Derby fourth Bold Ruler races in blinkers ahead of a Belmont Stakes build.
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Baltimore
Gallant Man
Bold Ruler
Pimlico
Ralph Lowe
Gen. Duke
Calumet
Iron Siege
Eddie Arcaro
Gough Thomson
Inswept
Janon ‘Fisher
Convoy
Jimmy Jones
Iron Liege
Ray Eklund Wins 55th Wisconsin Bowling Regular All Events
Ray Eklund of Milwaukee tops the regular All-Events with 1 884 in the 55th Wisconsin State Men's Bowling Tournament completed in Milwaukee. George Spika of La Crosse captures the minor All-Events title with 1 916 as Chesky's of Beloit wins the regular team championship with 3 108.
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Milwaukee
Ray Eklund
Eklund
George Spika
la Crosse
Art Ninnemann
Sheboygan
Bob Strege
Watertown
Chesky’s
Beloit
Sophie
Ray
Ray Schanen
George Fisch
Madison
Ninnemann
Perv Popovich
Lou Schlaiman
Ed Jaeger
Robert Plutschack
Menomonie
Boris Nick-Thomas Berwick
Louis Paragaman
Ed Luther
Racine
Bert Barkow-Kuss Gersonde
Milwau
Kee
Elmer Schmidt
Donald Walden
Kenosha
Jerry Goulet
Joe Daniels
Beliot
Tyson
Chatterbox
de Pere
Rudy Dubnicka
Kool Vent
Robert Burkee
Robert Strege
Jerry Slechta
Fort Atkinson
Spika
Milton Roesler
Robert Hatnell
James Fredricks
Lyman Steve
Middleton
Joe Buszewski
Don Celke
Carl Schaum
Harvey Otto
Gilbert Kozlowski
Voyo Gruichich
Robert Hutchinson
Robert Ford
Speer’s Recreation
Horseshoe Tap
Waukesha
Wood’s Service
Century Hall
Baseball Standings and Results Summary
The American League shows Chicago and New York atop the table with records near .667 and .636. Key results include New York edging Baltimore 4-3 and Boston defeating Washington 10-2. Tuesday schedules feature Detroit at Boston and Kansas City at New York. In the National League Cincinnati leads at 16-7 with Milwaukee 16-7. Brooklyn 13-9. Brooklyn shuts out New York 5-0 while Philadelphia defeats Pittsburgh 6-1. Pittsburgh visits Chicago and Philadelphia travels to Cincinnati for late games.
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New York
Cleveland
Boston
Kansas City
Baltimore
Washington
Chicago
Detroit
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Messie
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Herb Score Improves Under Eye Injury Care
Cleveland Indians pitcher Herb Score shows progress after being struck in the right eye by a line drive. Eye specialist Dr. Charles I. Thomas reports the blood clot is receding and the retina looks good, though a full exam to assess permanent damage has not yet occurred.
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Cleveland
Herb Score
Cleveland Indians
Charles I. Thomas
Thomas
Weekend Socials Include WEDDING and Visits Across Towns
The Monticello page lists numerous visitors and gatherings over the weekend. Coralyn Krajeck wed Terry Dohs in Evansville with family from Janesville Madison Richland Center and Monroe in attendance. Other guests include the Babler and Voegeli families, the Schuler and Lynn households, and extended relatives from New Glarus and Madison.
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Elwood Schwers
Jerry Anderson
Rice Lake
Thomas Voegeli
Fred V. Stuessy
Sarah Klassy
Albert Babler
Bonnie
Beth Ann
Herman Marty
June Whipple
Donald Babler
Steve
Janet
Janesville
R. J. Theiler
Madison
Clarence Babler
Richland Center
J. F. Freitag
Monroe
Beverly Babler
Sheboygan
Henry Babler Sr
Herman Babler
Ralph Schuler
Parks College
East St. Louis
Adam A. Schuler
M. E. Lynn
Milwaukee
A. A. Birr
Warren Ingram
Tommy
Nancy
Lydia Voegeli
Richard Voegeli
Diane
Fred Studer
Ernest Studer
Herman Kubly
Abe Kubly
Brodhead
F. H. Steinmann
Robert Naylor
Jackson
Kenneth Hoesly
New Glarus
Hoeslys
Monticello
Josh Hoesly
Charles Marty
Rosina Rufer
Mmes
Carl Wyss
Dave Indergand
Gilman Schmid
Ivan Marty
Sam Goecks
Virgil Leutzinger
Terri Jean
Wanda Kay Harden
Wankee
J. M. Harden
Redlegs in Tie For First Place
Frank Robinson replaces an ailing Ted Kluszewski as the Reds big man while a 12 game road winning streak is matched by Birdie Tebbetts. Robinson collects six hits and a .396 season mark with a .452 average in the run of 12 straight games. The Reds split with Chicago 7-5 and 7-1 as Milwaukee also wins twice and Brooklyn, Pittsburgh, Chicago, New York, and Boston post varied outcomes across the circuit.
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Associated Press
Frank Robinson
Ted Kluszewski
Redlegs
Cincinnati
Birdie Tebbers
Robinson
Reds
Chicago
Tebbetts
Hal Jeffcoat
Art Fowler
Raul Sanchez
Wally Post
Don Hoak
Don Gross
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Hank Aaron
Brooklyn
Johnny Podres
New York
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Robin Roberts
Curt Simmons
Larry Doby
Walt Dropo
Detroit
White Sox
New York Yankees
Yanks
Andy Carey
Mickey Mantle
Baltimore Orioles
Mantle
Tom Brewer
Boston Red Sox
Washington
Pedro Ramos
Red Sox
Virgil Trucks
Kansas City
Cleveland
Hal Smith
Rocky Colavito
Indians
Don Messi
Bill Fischer
Bob Grim
Bobby Shantz
Baltimore
Gus Triandos
Lew Burdette
Cards
Fred Haney
Red Murff
Taylor Phillips
Eddie Mathews
Aaron
Duke Snider
Giants
Podres
Dodgers
Pete Burnside
Dartmouth
Stan Lopata
Willie Jones
Phils
Simmons
Bob Miller
Vern Law
Army Pvt Gordon L Prien at Fort Jackson S C
The Service Record notes Pvt E2 Gordon L Prien based at Fort Jackson South Carolina. He has been in the Army three months and posted at Fort Jackson for one week. His address is NG 27-929-336 Co D 12th Battalion Fort Jackson S C. His wife Diana Elmer resides on Route 2.
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Ft. Jackson
S.C
Gordon L. Prien
Co. D
S. C
Diana Elmer
Pvt. Prien
Metzger Family Learns Son Heads for Korea
Mr and Mrs John Metzger and family received a long distance call announcing John Jr has left for Korea. The message came as a surprise to relatives in Blanchardville in a special report.
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Korea
Blanchardville
John Metzger
John Jr
Redlegs sweep Cubs as Robinson hits six times in doubleheader
Yesterday's Stars Batting Frank Robinson and the Redlegs collected six hits in a doubleheader sweep over Chicago by scores of 7-5 and 7-1 boosting Robinson's average to a league leading .396. Tom Brewer of the Red Sox shut out Washington allowing two hits in the first game of a doubleheader a 10-0 victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Robinson
Redlegs
Chicago
Tom Brewer
Red Sox
Washington
World camel population reaches nine million
Estimates place the global camel herd at about 9,700,000, up 24 percent from prewar levels. The ratio now stands at five camels for every four in 1939, illustrating rapid growth in desert livestock.
Monroe Common Council Proceedings Outline 1957 Actions
Monroe City Council considers vacating portions of avenues Sixteenth and Fifteenth Avenues, sets hearings for July 16 1957, approves fireworks funding up to 500 dollars, decorates veterans graves with a 150 dollar allocation, grants an operator license to LuCena Cook, authorizes renting space for City Treasurer, reviews milk inspection data and Health Officer appointments, and calls for bids on road oil asphalt curb and gutter while noting elm disease spraying plans. The meeting adjourned after routine business and statements on long range programs.
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Common Council
City of
Monroe
Judiciary Committee
Sixteenth Avenue
Town Road
Fifteenth Avenue
Twenty-fifth Street
Roger Elmer
Nathan F. Burgy
Herman L. Schindler
Schindler
Elmer
M Twenty-fifth Street
City Hall
Finance and Taxation Committee
Monroe Chamber of Commerce
Sebastian Laeser
Joe Dearth
LaVerne E. Deal
Dearth
Alderman Laeser
Zilmer Riley
American Legion
Alderman Dearth
Galli
LuCena Cook
10Th Street
Wisconsin
William F. Beckman
Sebastian Laeser, Jr
G. Fred Galli
Laeser
Alderman Beckman
Board of Public Works
Fred Galli
Alderman Galli
19Th Street
11Th Avenue
Robert F. Marty
Dunwiddie
F. M. Bray
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Kegler
Pinky’s Alleys
Aesa
Fairbanks, Morse
Beatschy Dairy
Mayville
Rich’s
Spooner
Tibbie’s
Edgerton
Hardy-Ryan Insurance
Lund’s Insurance
Shell Lake
Miller’s
Reedsburg
Beloit Merchants
Sharon
Fairbanks, Morse Pin Queens
Borg Fabrics
Jefferson
Brandt’s
Marcella Gurzynski
Esther Oldenburg
Mildred Bartels
Marge Carson
Arlene Spiees
Virginia Langreck
Florence Car
Neillsville
Melanie Trempe
Phyllis Shell
New Holstein
Julie Christiansen
Doreen Gard
Judy Cygan
Mildred Clawaiter
Barbara Beischel
Phyllis McKearn
Wilma Rhode
Mary Manthey
Portage
Corinne Ferris
Pat George
Elm Grove
Phyllis Hansen
Jeanne Simon
West Allis
Stella Kucinowski
Norma Schmidt
Hariet Bain
Gayle Burtrum
Shirley Westphal
Winnie Dittmering
Mukwonago
Marge Larkin
Lancaster
Delores Schelter
Waupun
Lois Schmidley
la Verne Jensen
BY Jimmy Hatlo
Quinsy
Thos
Winey
Quinse
Madison West Taxes
Rubendall Sparks
Eenes
O. D. Curtis
Braves
Carolina
Proceedings of Common Council
Josef Benkert
R. Mueller
Connors Plumbing
Engin- Studer
Tenuoine Iin Sekor
Samuel F. Humbel
Green County Auto Company
Dwight Coplien
Monroe Auto Electric
Committee On Claims
R. Elmer
Tom Jordan
Alderman Schindler
Alderman Burgy
Public Property Committee
William Greuch
15Th Avenue
11Th Street
Poff
City Milk Inspection Report
Dairy Plate
Coli- Kind Co
Bowman Golden
Guernsey
Bancroft
Borden
Deans
Bernard Poff
L. A. Moore
J. L. Norton
21St
25Th Street
14Th Avenue
17Th Avenue
Russell Structures
Russell Structures Inc
Monroe Ready Mix and Material Company
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