Hunters Approve Pheasant Season in Wisconsin
Wisconsin sportsmen approved a three week pheasant season beginning near October 18 1957 and ran through November 1. Myron J Stair was reelected to the Conservation Congress at the annual fish and game hearing. The meeting in the Courthouse also discussed rabbit squirrel and coon seasons with mixed votes and changes to fishing and waterfowl rules.
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Wisconsin Conservation Commission
Myron J. Stair
Stair
Ervin Broge
Monticello
Morr Grenzow
Harold A. Pederson
Coor
Paulus Roth
Wisconsin Coon and Fox Hunters Association
Badgers Take Second In Four-Team Golf Tourney
Wisconsin's Badgers placed second in a four school golf meet at Notre Dame, beating Notre Dame 20 to 16 and Detroit 31 to 5, but losing to Purdue 24 to 12. Purdue beat Notre Dame 25 to 1 and Detroit 33 to 3, while Notre Dame defeated Detroit 30 to 5 for third place.
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Purdue
Notre Dame
Detroit
White Sox Idle, But Gain Ground
The Chicago White Sox open a one game home stand against Washington hoping to prolong a four game winning streak. Cleveland’s 3-2 win over the Yankees moves them two games ahead. Sox sit third, two back.
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Chicago White Sox
Washington
Chicago Cubs
New York
Sox
Cleveland
New York Yankees
Yankees
The
Dick Donova
Bod Keegan
Boston
Senators
Chuck Stubbs
Keegan
Cubs
Philadel
Warren Hacker
Johnny Antonelli
Hacker
Giants
National League and American League Baseball Standings and Schedule
National League standings show Milwaukee 4.7 behind St Louis with 11 losses and Brooklyn 9 behind, plus Chicago 13 28 and Philadelphia 5 15 250. Schedule includes St Louis at Brooklyn, Chicago at New York, Milwaukee at Philadelphia, Cincinnati at Pittsburgh. American League lists Cleveland 59 10 and New York 10 with 82, plus Baltimore 12 14, Detroit 15. New York 2 beat Cleveland 3 in a rainless game.
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Cincinnati
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Jersey
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Boston
Baltimore
Washington
Kansas City
Detroit
Ole Cleveland
Clutch hits by Moon and Spencer spark late wins
Moon of the Cardinals and Spencer of the Giants lead major league game winning blows with three each as AP data shows top clutch performers. Moon delivered timely singles for three victories over Milwaukee Brooklyn, while Spencer, a .244 hitter, produced key hits including two vs Philadelphia and a 17th inning sac fly vs Chicago.
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Wally Moon
St. Louis Cardinals
Daryl ‘Spencer
New York Giants
Moon
Spencer
Associated Press
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Cincinnati
Giants
Ward
Phillies
Mays
Pirates
Cubs
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Ed Mathews
Johnny Logan
Bobby Thomson
Wes Covington
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Logan
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Chicago
al Smith
Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Bobby Avila
Detroit
Jim Hegan
Baltimore
Chico Carat
Washington
Mickey Mantle
Robinson
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Bill Skowson
Danny Karvitz
Pittsburgh
Bill Tuttle
Clevelas
Dick Gernert
Boston
White Sox
Hal Smith
del Ennis
Philadelphia
Softball Season To Open May 25
Monroe Softball Association secretary Ronald D. Johnson announced a practice schedule starting tomorrow night through May 24 with lights from 7:30. The first round of games is set for May 25 featuring Phillips Smith vs Gemplers at 1:35 and Jefferson Center vs Helland-Hein at 9. Umpires are sought and a training session is planned next Tuesday at Recreation Park. The Monroe High School tennis team has a match at Jefferson today and Badger Conference play at Madison Friday.
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Ronald D. Johnson
Monroe Softball Association
Johnson
Conte
Helland-Hein
Northwestern
Simmons
Eac “Merchants
Phillips Smith
Gemplers
Jefferson Center
Recreation Park
Braves Must Cut Out Two Players
Milwaukee general manager John Finn and manager Charlie Grimm discuss trimming two players to meet the 25 man limit before Thursday. Contenders for possible optioning include Trowbridge, Robinson, and Torre with Adcock, Covington, Tanner, Pafko, Pendleton, and Dittmer in supporting roles as recalls or substitutions.
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John Finn
Milwaukee Braves
Philadelphia
Charlie Grimm
Gene Conley
Conley
Quinn
Bob Trowbridge
Humberto Robinson
Frank Torre
Chet
Nichols
John Edelman
Braves
Torre
Wes Covington
Chuck Tanner
Covington
Tanner
Andy Pafko
Jim Pendleton
Jack Dittmer
Danny
O'Connell
Indians Rookie Bob Lemon Dominates Yankees In 32 Win
Yesterday's Stars Pitching features Bob Lemon tossing a three hitter, walking three and fanning five for his fifth straight complete game and victory as Cleveland beats New York 32. Al Smith adds a leadoff homer in the ninth, lifting the Indians to first in the American League.
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Bob Lemon
Indians
New York
al Smith
Cleveland
No All-star Poll Due In Baseball This Year
Ford Frick announced that the Chicago Tribune would not conduct the All-Star poll this year. Plans to determine starting teams by popular vote were discussed but not pursued as machinery was to be set up for the purpose.
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New York
Ford Frick
Chicago Tribune
Monticello, Belleville Lead District Openers in Baseball
Monticello edged Verona 7-5 and Belleville defeated Blanchardville 6-3 in the WIAA district openers on the Belleville diamond. Monticello staged a six run fifth inning to beat Verona despite a 9-5 hit margin, while Belleville pitchers Neil Brunner and Monie Olson held Blanchardville to one hit, an eighth inning single by Dan Schober.
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Blanchardvill
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Mt. Horeb
Neil Brunner
Monie Olson
Blanchardville
Dan Schober
Olson, Robinson To Fight Friday
Sugar Ray Robinson, 30 wins, meets Hawaiian ex-champion Olson in Los Angeles for their fourth clash. Olson holdovers and underdog status cited. Robinson seeks a return to form with a 2:51 second round kayo last December. NBC TV radio broadcast planned for 9 p m.
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Carl
Bobo) Olson
Sugar Ray Robinson
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Kayo
Chicago
Nbc-Tv
Sectional Meets Set For Saturday Across Area High Schools
Sectional meets are planned Saturday to determine qualifiers for the May 25 WIAA state track meet at Camp Randall. Eight eliminations per class. Janesville hosts Class A with Baraboo Beloit Madison Central Madison East and Madison West. Class C sectionals also at Janesville with Belleville Brodhead Brooklyn Cambridge East Troy New Glarus Palmyra Pardeeville Seneca Union Grove Whitewater College High and Wilmot. Monroe competes in Class B at Ft. Atkinson at 12 30 p m alongside Darlington Delavan Elkhorn Jefferson Monona Grove Wisconsin High Middleton Platteville Stoughton and Whitewater. First and second places in all events advance to state. A record 219 schools entered across 24 sectionals with 49 Class A 79 Class B and 102 Class C entrants. I notice coal consumption figures in the article.
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Janesville
Baraboo
Beloit
Madison Central
Madison East
Madison West
Belleville
Brodhead
Brooklyn Cambridge
East Troy
New Glarus
Palmyra
Pardeeville
Seneca
Union Grove
Whitewater College High
Wilmot
Monroe
Ft. Atkinson
Darlington
Delavan
Elkhorn
Jefferson
Monona Grove
Sconsin High
Middleton
Platteville
Stoughton
Whitewater
Golfers Drop For Atkinson Badger Conference Meet
Seven Badger Conference schools except Middleton advance to Friday league tournament. Owen Hetty led with 38 while Dennis Lange 41 and Gary Co. 39 provided key points for the fourball. Fort, Wisconsin High, Monroe, and Jefferson vie for top honors as Fort’s Gary Vershure and Jack Amundsen posted 40 and 45 respectively in the team standings.
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Owen Hetty
Dennis Lange
Gary Co
Gerry Moore
Bill Lovelace
Doug Vogel
Gary Vershure
Pat Wuetsich
Jack Amundsen
Dennis Hunt
Badger
Middleton
Wisconsin High
Monroe
Fort and
Jefferson
Monroe Chosen to Host WIAA Sectional Golf Tourney
Monroe selected as site for a WIAA sectional golf event announced by Don McGibbon. Seven high schools compete Friday May 25 at Monroe Country Club to qualify for the state meet at Green Lake. four-man teams, three lowest scores advance, with Madison West Janesville Beloit Lancaster Mad- Rept Minna Grove Peak Penne ville among entrants.
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Don McGibbon
Monroe Country Club
Green Lake
Monroe
Madison West
Janesville
Beloit
Lancaster
Minna Grove
Peak Penneville
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Monroe High School
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Keenes Cement
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