Monroe Dominates State Line In Dual Track Meet
Monroe’s seasoned squad swept first and third places scoring 63 to 29 in the dual meet. Monte Olson won high jump for Belleville with Joe Keegan taking shot and discus for Monroe. Relay victory went to Monroe, with State Line New Glarus placing second.
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State Liners
Belleville
Monte Olson
Bob Weber
New Glarus
Bob Olson
Brodhead
John Drye
Gordon Stauffacher
Joe Keegan
Carl Disch
Bob Taylor
Brad
Gene Hilfiker
Ken Keel
Schreck
Brod
John Niffenegger
Stauffacher
Hixon
Kahl
Belle
Gerald Hilfiker
Ifiker
Butch Myers
Jerry Muenich
Dave Dwyer
Clarence Schultz
Ron Theiler
Disch
Strommen
Bud Olson
Alan Weckerly
Gary Williams
State Line
Netmen Defeat Jefferson 7 to 0
Monroe High School tennis team remains undefeated with a 7 0 win over Jefferson. Singles results include Menehan over Hasse 60, Von Moos over Anger 60, Trickel over Timm 62, Stauffacher over Stobush 63, and Schadt over Zubrod 62. Doubles saw Menehan and Von Moos take Timm and Hasse 61 61, while Trickel and Stauffacher defeated Unger and Strobush 63. Only two courts led to shortened matches.
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Monroe High School
Jefferson
Larry Menehan
Bob Hasse
Dave von Moos
Helmet Anger
Bob Trickel
Timothy Timm
Dave Stauffacher
Bill Stobush
Fred Schadt
Alex Zubrod
Menchan
von Moos
Timm
Hasse
Trickel
Stauffacher
Unger
Strobush
Fish Marker Found in Stomach of Trout
A fish specimen revealed a marker inside its stomach, indicating tracking or study work. Researchers noted the find as part of ongoing river ecosystem monitoring and tagged wildlife efforts.
Saxton Favored To Drop Turner In Chicago Clash
Johnny Saxton, welterweight champion, favored to defeat Gil Turner in a 10 round bout at Chicago Stadium. Turner, now campaigning as a middleweight, has a noted past including a 1952 title shot loss to Kid Gavilan and a recent string of mixed results. ABC telecasts at 10 p.m. EDT.
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Chicago
Johnny Saxton
Gil Turner
Chicago Stadium
Saxton
Carmen Basilio
Turner
al Andrews
Kid Gavilan
Brooklyn
ABC
Milwaukee at New York and other tonight baseball schedule
Thursday NBA style scoreboard lists Milwaukee at New York Chicago at Pittsburgh and St Louis at Philadelphia all 6pm starts with American League standings showing Cleveland New York Chicago Boston Baltimore Kansas City Washington Detroit and more. A New York at Cleveland game was postponed due to rain. Also a TV note: WXIX will televise 12 NFL games next fall including seven featuring the Green Bay Packers.
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Milwaukee
New York
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Chicago
Pittsburgh
L Pet
Cleveland
Boston
Baltimore
Washington
Kansas City
Detroit
York
WXIX
Green Bay Packers
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Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Mt Horeb Wins District Baseball Title Over Monticello Club
Mt Horeb defeated Monticello on the Monticello diamond to claim the district baseball championship after a late rally erased a 3-1 Monticello lead. Belleville advanced after a 6-3 Monday win over Blanchardville, while Mt Horeb waited inactive. Darlington blanked host Shullsburg 20 in opening rounds as Benton beat Cuba City 4-1.
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Belleville
Monticello
Blanchardville
Phillies Defeat Milwaukee 3-1 in Run to First Place
Phillies rookie Stu Miller boosted Philadelphia over Milwaukee 3-1. Miller held Braves to six hits in his first win of the year, ending a 10-game skid for the seventh place Phils. Key hits came from Lopata, Greengrass, and Willie Jones as Burdette faltered in the eighth.
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Stu Miller
Milwaukee
Braves
Philadelphia Phillies
St. Louis Cardinals
Phils
Miller
Harvey Haddix
Herm Wehmeier
Murry Dickson
Cardinals
Joe Adcock
Eddie Mathews
Lew Burdette
Burdette
Stan Lopata
Johnny Logan
Jim Greengrass
Bobby Thomson
Lopata
Willie Jones
Logan
Greengrass
Richie Ashburn
Braves Narrowly Hold Lead Ahead of Cardinals in Tight Win
In a tense game Milwaukee defeats Philadelphia 7 to 5 as Ennis drives in a run with a double play ball and Burdette, Covington, and O Connell contribute. Logan and Jolly mix in walks and hits with strong defense shaping the late inning, keeping Milwaukee just ahead of St Louis and Dodgers in the standings.
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Burdette
Low Sleater
Marv Blaylock
Dave Jolly
Sleater
del Ennis
Logan
Ashburn
Ennis
Jolly
Lopata
Braves
Miller
Wes Covington
Danny O'Connell
Covington
Mathews
St. Louis Cardinals
Brooklyn Dodgers
Sundby Resigns as Edgerton Coach to Lead Green Bay East
Carl Sundby, athletic director and head basketball and baseball coach at Edgerton high for three years, resigns to become basketball coach at Green Bay East next season. He is a Milton Union grad and three letter man at Milton Union and Milton College, previously coached four years at Johnson Creek.
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Carl Sundby
Edgerton Edgerton
Edgerton High School
Green Bay East
Sundby
Milton Union High School
Milton College
Johnson Creek
Edgerton
Horses Arrive For Preakness Field Is Slated At Pimlico
Eiffel Blue stable at Pimlico and Golf Ace expected to join a thick 11 horse field for next Saturday’s Preakness. New York runners intensify the setup to avoid Derby winner Needles. Ricci Tavi prime for mile and three sixteenths despite recent poor showing. Assorted, Come On Red, and Count Chic intrigue as potential upsetters in a wide open race.
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Eiffel Blue
Pimlico Race Track
Winding Way Farm
Golf Ace
New York
Danny Arnstein
Oh Johnny
Needles
Christiana Stable
Ricci Tavi
Llangollen Farm
Helen Kellogg
Lloyd Lawson
Juda By Mrs. F. N. Miller
Mrs. F N Miller hosts at Juda with Mr and Mrs Merrill Waelti as guests Sunday. Attending were Mr and Mrs Vingil Waelti, Melvin Waelti and family, John Waelti and Jerry.
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F. N. Miller
Merrill Waelti
Messrs
Mmes
Vingil Waelti
Melvin Waelti
John Waelti
Jerry
Earl Long Returns To Louisiana Governorship
Earl K. Long, 60, brother of Huey P. Long, assumed Louisiana governor for the third time after winning the January 17 Democratic primary and running unopposed in the April general election. He succeeds Gov Robert Kennon, who left office in 1952 to back President Eisenhower.
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Earl Long
Louisiana
Baton Rouge
Earl K. Long
Kingfish
Huey P. Long
Long
Robert Kennon
Eisenhower
Yesterday's Stars Pitching and Hitting in MLB Opener
Bob Keegan of the White Sox pitched a complete game over 21 2 3 innings in his season debut, allowing nine hits and improving his ERA to a perfect mark as Chicago defeated Washington 5 1. Willie Mays and Don Mueller of the Giants each had three hits including a homer, driving in five runs to beat the Cubs 6 4.
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Bob Keegan
White Sox
Washington
Willie Mays
Don Mueller
Giants
Cubs
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