Area Cindermen To Meet Monroe
Monroe hosts the State Line League meet winner contenders at the Green County Fairgrounds the day after, with high school cindermen from Monroe and State Line lineup in sprint distance hurdles jumps and field events led by top performers from New Glarus Brodhead Belleville Argyle Monticello Albany and Brooklyn.
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Green County Fairgrounds
Weber
New Glarus
Hicks
Olson
Brodhead
Taylor
Gordon Stauffacher
Ron Theiler
Morton Wittner
Kahl
Wallom
Belleville
Gene Hilfiker
Roger Stauffacher
Pederson
Argyle
Blum
Monticello
Carl Disch
Elder Shaffer
Althaus
Albany
Strommen
Gerald Hilfiker
Morton Witwer
Anderson
Whelan
Pheuti
Williams
Jerry Muenich
Eldon Shaffer
Joe Keegan
Ken Keel
Butch Myers
Larry Trickel
Shreck
Elmer
Paisly
Blanchardville
Keegan
Dick Nussbaum
Royce
Orfordville
Stevens Neareman
John Niffenegger
Bud Olson
Gary Lamb
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Nessett
Leuthi
John Drye
Dale Myer
Glarus
Adamson
Monticeto
Drye
Bidon Shaffer
Smith
Brooklyn
Ruef
Baseball scores and standings from the American and National Leagues
The scoreboard shows New York leading with 16 wins and 9 losses, Cleveland at 19 6 07, Chicago 10 8 5 56, and Boston 11 8 50. Baltimore sits at 12 14 462 with 4 games back. Sunday's results include Kansas City 5-4 over Cleveland, New York 11-1 over Washington, and Chicago 8-1 over Detroit. Tuesday's schedule lists Detroit at Beat Detroit, Washington at Chicago, Baltimore at Kansas City, and New York at Cleveland.
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Boston
Baltimore
Kansas City
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Washington
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York
Nis
Anton
Golf Team Places Oth at Janesville
The Janesville golf team secured an standout finish as they placed second at the Janesville meet. Bidale led with strong drives and consistent putting aiding the squad's team score.
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Janesville
WIAA Baseball Tourneys Kick Off Across 12 District Sites
Belleville and Dodgeville are among 12 district sites for WIAA baseball tournaments this week. Today two Belleville games feature Monticello versus Verona and Belleville versus Blancheville at 3 p.m. Tomorrow Mt Horeb meets the Monthelieg Vermpe ES winner at 2:30 p.m. The Dodgeville district starts with Linden against Ridgeway at 1:30 p.m. and Barneveld versus Dodgeville at 3:30 p.m. The championship is set for 2:30 Wednesday. Other sites include Sparta Wisconsin Dells Lake Mills Cassville Westby Fennimore Elroy Sauk City and Sun Prairie.
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Dodgeville
Monticello
Verona
Blanchardville
Mt. Horeb
Monthelieg
Wis
Linden
Ridgeway
Barneveld
Mineral Point
Coon and Fox Trial Set Sunday near Monroe
The Wisconsin Maccoon and Fox Hunters Association announces the annual Coon and Fox Hound Field Trial at James Doherty farm four miles south of Monroe starting 10 a.m. Fox and coon hounds from across the state compete for prizes of free winners five dollars for winners three dollars for second place and fox chase with 40 25 and 10 percent prizes. Area directors include J o Hauser Paulus Roth Faye Wescott H S Chapman Fred Haldeman and R J Antes from Monroe Albany South Wayne New Glarus and Evansville.
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James Doherty
Monroe
Jline
Fox Chase
J. O
T. Hauser
Paulus Roth
Faye Wescott
Albany
H. S. Chapman
South Wayne
Fred Haldeman
New Glarus
R. J. Antes
Evansville
State Association
Cardinals Top Whites In Inter-squad Tilt 26-0
Wisconsin spring game saw the Cardinals defeat the Whites 26-0 in Madison as 6,700 fans endured near 90 degree heat. Milt Bruhn, in his first game as Badger coach, praised the showing and noted plans to polish the new system. Charles Dawson led the Cardinals with multiple plays and 104 passing yards, while Billy Lewis topped ground gains with 80 yards.
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Cardinals
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Milt Bruhn
Badger
Bruhn
Jim Miller
Jim Haluska
Sone
Blackmun
Dawson
Jack Joyce
Glenn Bestor
Fond du Lac
Bestor
Gene Melvin
Baraboo
Pat Levenhagen
West Allis
Paul Schwaiko
Billy Lowe
Danny Lewis
Levenhagen
Dave Howard
Lewis
Schwaiko
Sid Williams
Earl Hill
Hill
Albert Walker
Rockford
Ill
John Bridgeman
East Chicago
Ind
Cards
Braves Rally Twice Past Redlegs To Maintain Lead
Milwaukee routs Cincinnati 15 0 in the opener with Warren Spahn a two time shutout and Del Crandall Chuck Tanner homering. In the nightcap the Braves win 6 1 as Johnny Klippstein allows 13 hits while Crone gives up two unearned runs in the sixth. Cincinnati manager Birdie Tebbetts is ejected after a bunt play argument.
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Chuck Tanner
del Crandall
Braves
Jack Dittmer
Jim Pendleton
Andy Pafko
Cincinnati
Art “Fowler
Danny O'Connell
Johnny Logan
Eddie Mathews
Joe Nuxhall
Mathews
Pat Scantlebury
Nuxhall
Henry Aaron
Ted Kluszewski
Bobby ‘Thomson
Scantlebury
Tanner
Frank Smith
Crandall
Paul LaPalme
Klippstein
Crone
del Rice
Wes Cov
Ington
O'Connell
Redlegs
Smoky ‘Burgess
Birdie Tebbetts
Wisconsin Keeps .500 Big Ten Stand in Doubleheader
Wisconsin split a Saturday doubleheader with Indiana, winning 6-2 after a 5-4 loss in the opener. Indiana dropped to .500 in conference play as Wisconsin maintained their balanced Big Ten record.
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Ind
Wisconsin
Indiana
Sportsmen Meet Here at 8 Tonight
Green Countiesmen will meet in the muse at 8 tonight with Myron I Stair representing the Conservation Congress and Harold A Pederson state conservation warden to discuss state recommendations for fishing and hunting regulations. Proposed changes include removing the size limit on walleyes and northern pike an 18 day deer season and the 1956 waterfowl dates. Attendees will vote to favor oppose or suggest alternatives.
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Muse
Myron I. Stair
The
Conservation Congress
Harold A. Pederson
Yesterday's Stars Batting Duke Snider Dodgers Shine in 6-4 Win
Duke Snider belted two homers including a grand slam to power the Brooklyn Dodgers to a 6-4 victory and a three game series sweep over the New York Giants. Warren Spahn limited Cincinnati to nine hits and blanked them 15-0 in the opener of a doubleheader for his second shutout of the season.
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Dodgers
Brooklyn Dodgers
New York Giants
Warren Spahn
Braves
Cincinnati
Landy May Retire After Olympic Games
Landy May retire after the Melbourne Olympic Games after running two under four minute miles in a U S goodwill visit. He clocked 3 59 1 in the West Coast Relays at Fresno and said the mile may be his last race as he focuses on the 1500 or 5000 meters.
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Australia
John Landy
Melbourne
Miami
Fla
United States
Landy
Fresno
Ron Delany
Villanova
Cheesemen Claim Loop Net Crown in Badger Tennis
Monro e Cheesemakers win team title at Brittingham Park Madison securing 11 points to 7 for Stoughton 5 for Wisconsin High and 0 for Jefferson. John Hammer beats Bill Thomas 64 62 to take singles crown. Johnson Menehan win doubles 7 5 7 5 over Anderson Barr. Hammer also tops Brekke 60 60. Thomas defeats Loveland 6 1 6 1. Semipro game set notes Milwaukee September 7-12 for World Series of nonprofessional baseball.
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Monroe Cheesemakers
Brittingham Park
Madison
Stoughton
Wisconsin High
Jefferson
John Hammer
Bill Thomas
Pete Johnson
Larry Menehan
Mike Anderson
Barton Barr
Gary Holland
Olaf Brekke
Gaylord Strobsh
Bruce Barr
Helmet Unger
Larry Loveland
Hammer
Brekke
Thomas
Barr
Washington
Milwaukee
A. B. Chandler
International Baseball Congress
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