Phil's Whiz Kids Top Redlegs 10-8
The Phillies ride a rookie surge led by Ed Bouchee Harry Anderson and Dick Farrell to a 10-8 win over Cincinnati. Anderson and Bouchee homered and drove in two runs each as Philadelphia nets seven victories in ten games.
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Chuck Tanner
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Bob Thurman
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Ken Bayer
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Frank Thomas
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Chicago
Luis Arroyo
Six Horses Named For Preakness At Baltimore Race
The Preakness field will likely total six with Iron Siege headed to challenge Iron Liege Bold Ruler and others. Bold Ruler rated 6-5 favorite after Derby finish, with Federal Hill Inswept Promised Land and Nah Hiss as the other probables. Trainer Frank Bonsal praised Bold Ruler's prep effort to sharpen him for Pimlico.
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Boyd and Vaughn Meet In Chicago Boxing Showdown Tonight
Chicago middleweight Bobby Boyd, 23, facing Willie Vaughn, 25, at Chicago Stadium in a ten round bout telecast by ABC. Boyd seeks another title shot after Joey Giardello broke his jaw last September. Vaughn substitutes for Rocky Castellani, ranked 10th by the NBA, with a 32-13-4 record while Boyd sits at 42-7-2.
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Schedule and results update for midweek baseball action
Wednesday slate features Kansas City at New York 1 p m Garver against Bucks. Detroit at Boston Lary versus Stone. Cleveland at Baltimore Lemon against Johnson. Chicago at Washington Wilson against Stubbs. Tuesday results include Detroit 2 Boston and rain postponed games. Thursday shows Kansas City at New York 7 15 p m. News covers NL standings and daily matchups including Pittsburgh at Chicago 1 30 p m and Brooklyn at Milwaukee 1 30 p m with multiple evening games from 8 p m.
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Two Baseball Fans Succumb at Game
MILWAUKEE Two baseball fans collapsed and died during Tuesday night’s Milwaukee Braves versus Brooklyn Dodgers game at County Stadium. Mrs. Clara Ruth 67 of Kenosha died after Joe Adcock’s first inning triple and John Shaw 77 was stricken about 20 minutes later. Both suffered heart attacks and were pronounced dead at area hospitals.
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Aaron’s daring throw tops Braves rally in Brooklyn game
Henry Aaron starred for Milwaukee, making a bold third base throw on a bases loaded situation that altered the inning and helped the Braves edge the Dodgers 3 2. He also hit a double off Don Newcombe and shared chatty, jocular remarks with the pitcher afterward.
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Softball Entry Fees Short of League Start
Monroe Softball League reports only three of six interested teams have paid entry fees. No games will be scheduled for unpaid teams and only paid teams will use the field during practice week. Gemplers Simmons Northwestern National are already entered. others may contact Ronald D. Johnson at the Community Center.
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Stars Batting Propel Pirates Past Cubs 8-6
Frank Thomas and Pi rates set the pace with a home run two doubles and a single driving in two runs and scoring twice as Pittsburgh beat Chicago 8-6. Duke Maas earned his fifth win by pitching a five hit shutout as the Tigers defeated the Boston Red Sox 2-0.
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Chicago Cubs
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Patterson Plans Defense of Title
Floyd Patterson will defend his heavyweight crown with a likely July Yankee Stadium bout against Tommy Jackson. Promoter Emil Lence may handle the event as D Amato conducts a long running feud with the International Boxing Club over work for Patterson and other fighters. The CBS TYV offer of about 200000 is reported as a potential bid for the fight.
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Nathan Brand Leads Ripon Tennis Team Toward Conference Meet
Nathan Brand, former Monroe standout, posts a 7-2 singles and 7-2 doubles record for Ripon College. He has defeated the two time conference champion in a 6-4 6-3 win and aims to become Ripon’s first conference champion. Ripon faces Oshkosh this afternoon after a prior win, with Monmouth, Illinois hosting the conference meet Friday and Saturday.
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Off to bad start for Red Sox outfielder Piersall
Boston outfielder Jimmy Piersall, in his sixth season, has 18 hits in 95 at bats for a .189 average. He has been hitless in 11 of 24 games played, marking a rough early stretch for the veteran.
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Parilli Signs 1957 Packers Contract
Vito Babe Parilli, after a three year absence, returned to the Green Bay Packers and inked his 1957 NFL contract yesterday.
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Misucue on Grounder Hits Schoendienst in Giants Game
Red Schoendienst of the New York Giants booted a ground ball by Wally Moon in the fourth inning, his first error in 56 games Tuesday night. His last miscue on a grounder came August 29, 1956.
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Ruby White Dies At 61 Former Derby Starter
Ruby White, age 61, longtime Derby starter for the Kentucky Derby from 1941 to 1956, died Tuesday in Louisville.
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Farming Investment Costs Soar Since 1940
Washington reports rising farm investment as of 1956, with cash grain farms averaging $60,000 per worker, a wheat farm at $54,000, cotton at $7,000, and dairy at $15,000. In 1940 these figures were $19,000, $11,000, $2,000, and $4,000 respectively, driven by mechanization, larger farm sizes, and higher land and machinery costs.
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Midwest Corn Belt
Rainfall Helps Wisconsin South Area Crops
Farmers and county agents in the southern third of Wisconsin report beneficial rainfall for pastures and field crops. The weekly weather bulletin notes warm days and cool nights slow grass growth, some pastures eaten where cows were turned out early, and renewed topsoil moisture. In other parts of the state rainfall was light or absent, with temps to 87 in Crivitz on May 8 and 15 in Danbury on May 4.
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Mille Miglia deaths prompt suspension of open road races
Rome reports the Italian automobile and motorcycle federations suspend all open road races for the remainder of the year after 13 deaths in Sundays Mille Miglia event.
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Sunday Guests Visit Various Wisconsin Homes
Sunday visitors included Clarence Zimmerman and Newell Holcomb of Brodhead with John Tolfeson and Susan Orfordville, and Rev. Boettcher’s family welcomed Lila Boettcher from Madison. Other gatherings spanned Beloit Evanston Oshkosh Monrovia Madison and Rockford with several residents hosting relatives.
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Beloit
Mmes
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Newell Holcomb
Brodhead
John Tollefson
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Orfordville
Orville Mengedoth
Donald and Warren
Naperville
Ill
Robert A. Boettcher
Lila Boettcher
Madison
Boettcher
Mattie Coldren
Evanston, Ill
W. P. Dodge
Grace Hartman
Grace Marsh
George Hartman
New Glarus
E. S. Adams
R. J. Douglas
Augusta Johnson
Henry Johnson
Oshkosh
S. J. Stepnoski
Fond du Lac
Harry Barkow
West Allis
J. Lina Barkow
Fred F. Hartwig
Monroe
M. D. Avery
St. Paul
George Salladay
Idaho
Averys
Illinois
Harry Belting
Rockford
George Moore
Egyptian Worm Import Boosts U.S. Soil Fertility
Millions of Egyptian worms have been shipped to the United States to fertilize soils. The import aims to improve crop yields and soil health, reflecting interest in natural soil enhancers and agricultural efficiency.
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