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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1957

Page

7

Patterson Plans To Defend Crown

Floyd Patterson readies to defend the world heavyweight title in July in New York against any top challenger, with promoter Emil Lence named to break the IBC grip. D'Amato expects multiple defenses beyond New York, while TV pursues a $200,000 sale for a televised fight. Jackson remains the top contender but no offer has been made yet.

New York Floyd Patterson Tommy Hurricane) Jackson Emil Lence Brooklyn Cas D’amato Patterson International Boxing Club D’amato Lence IBC Les Armes Arries Eastern Parkway Arena Jackson Ring National Boxing Association Lippe Breidbart Julius Helfand New York State Athletic Commission New York State Eddie Machen Redding Calif Harold Carter Linden N. J Willie Pastrano New Orleans

Baseball scoreboard and Thursday slate across the league

The American League standings show New York leading with a 15 8 mark while Cleveland and Boston trail. Thursday games feature Detroit at Boston and Kansas City at New York among others. Brooklyn defeated Milwaukee in 10 innings and Chicago edged Washington 5 0. Milwaukee hosts a U.S. Junior Amateur Golf qualifier in Milwaukee on July 2.

Chicago New York Cleveland Boston Betresta Kansas City Baltimore Washington Detroit Bunning Sisler Kellner Ford Wynn Moore Milwaukee U.S

Bums Top Milwaukee Redlegs Tie Braves for First

Cincinnati Redlegs beat Philadelphia 7-2 behind Brooks Lawrence to pull even with Milwaukee for the NL lead. Chicago White Sox shut out Washington 5-0 as Jim Wilson moved to 4-1. Don Drysdale, Clem Labine, and Zimmer propelled Brooklyn past Milwaukee 3-2 with a late homer. St. Louis beat New York 6-5 in 14 innings on Hal Smith’s hit. Yankees topped Kansas City 3-0 behind Tom Sturdivant. Cleveland won in 16th 11-8 over Baltimore after a long, 38-player marathon. Boston's 11-8 win over Detroit featured Smokey Burgess and George Crowe. Hodges homered for Brooklyn.

Joe Reichler Associated Press Jim Wilson Chicago White Sox Brooks Lawrence Cincinnati Redlegs Thomases Wilson Lawrence Cincinnati Philadelphia Redlegs Milwaukee Chicago Washington White Sox New York Yankees Don Drysdale Clem Labine Don Zimmer Brooklyn St. Louis New York Giants Hal Smith del Ennis Tom Sturdivant Yankees Kansas City Cleveland Mike Fornieles Baltimore Boston Red Sox Detroit Tigers George Crowe Ted Kluszewski Smokey Burgess Reds Zimmer Lew Burdette Gene Conley Dodgers Gil Hodges Larry Jackson Cardinals

Albany Wins to Reach Finals in District Tourney

Albany high school the State Line League champion moved to the finals after tense second round wins. The Comets defeated Edgerton 1-0 in eight innings behind southpaw Bob Swanson. Milton Union edged Orfordville 3-2 as catcher errors decided both games.

Albany High School Milton Union Albany Comets Bob Swanson Edgerton Orfordville Arlyn Zee Jerry Horan Zee Dick Wilcox Tom Kumlien

Dodgers edge Brewers in 10th on Zimmer homer

Yesterday's Stars Batting- Don Zimmer hit a home run in the 10th inning to cap the Dodgers 3-2 win over Milwaukee. Pitching-Jim Wilson allowed four hits in a shutout as the White Sox beat the Senators 5-0 for a second straight shutout this season.

Don Zimmer Dodgers Milwaukee Jim Wilson White Sox Washington Senators

Sectional Track Meet Set for Tomorrow at St Atkinson

Monroe high school track team, fresh from the Badger Conference win in Madison, heads to the Class B sectional at St Atkinson with 11 teams including Columbus, Darlington, Elkhorn, Fort, Jefferson, Middleton, Monona Grove, Mukwonago, Prairie du Sac, Stoughton and Wisconsin High. Top two in each relay and individual event advance to state May 25 at Camp Randall. 24 sectionals aid by the WIAA.

Monroe High Madison Cheesemen Bt. Atkinson Columbus Darlington Elkhorn Fort, Jefferson Middleton Monona Grove Mukwonago Prairie du Sac Stoughton Wisconsin High Camp Randall WIAA Janesville Belleville Brodhead Dodgeville Fennimore Mineral Point Orfordville Sauk City Shullsburg Waunakee New Glarus

Play Ball Kluszewski Told to Forget Surgery

Boston reports that Ted Kluszewski the injured Cincinnati first baseman was advised to disregard surgery for a slipped disc and to focus on getting in shape to play ball. The exchange occurred Wednesday as Kluszewski was urged to return to action.

KLU Boston Ted Kluszewski Cincinnati

Area Cagers Attend Milwaukee Game

Monticello Times Special reports a group of high school basketball players attended a Milwaukee Braves Brooklyn Dodgers game in Milwaukee Tuesday night. Faculty drivers listed include John Ponyicsanyi A G Hill Phil Hahn Elwood Lutze Ray Miles and Darrell Piette. Attending boys include Kenneth Kundert Jim Zweifel Armin Daubert Bill Hefty Jack Pongi­sanyi John Holdrich Arthur Studer Bill Escher Steve Boyum Richard Freitag Norman Crouch John Hefty Phillip Knobel Tommy Marty Dennis Feller Walter Mueller John Steinmann Robert Faith Donald Luchsinger Eugene Hefty Robert Schlittler Dennis Rinehart and Terry Wichser.

Monticello Milwaukee Braves Brooklyn Dodgers Milwaukee John Ponyicsanyi A. G. Hill Phil Hahn Elwood Lutze Ray Miles Darrell Piette Kenneth Kundert Jim Zweifel Armin Daubert Bill Hefty Jack Pongicsanyi John Holdrich Arthur Studer Bill Escher Steve Boyum Richard Freitag Norman Crouch John Hefty Phillip Knobel Tommy Marty Dennis Feller Walter Mueller John Steinmann Robert Faith Donald Luchsinger Eugene Hefty Robert Schlittler Dennis Rinehart Terry Wichser

Belleville Wins In Middleton District Tourney Tilt

Mt. Horeb beat New Glarus 9-0 behind six errors by the visitors while Belleville shut out Middleton 6-0 as Jim Erickson pitched the no hitter for Belleville. Belleville trailed 3-0 before a five run sixth inning and a seventh inning add on. Mt. Horeb will face Verona for a shot at Belleville with the winner advancing to meet them.

Mt. Horeb Jim Erickson Belleville State Line Baseball League Middleton Wildcats Middleton Cardinals Erickson New Glarus Glarners Glarus Vikings Larry Huber Ronnie Martinson Verona

Boyd Triumphs In Sluggish 10 Round Fight

Bobby Boyd edged Willie Vaughn by split decision in a slow Chicago Stadium bout watched by 1 423 fans. Boyd, now eighth in the NBA 160 pound rankings, fought cautiously after Giardello knocked him from the top eight eight months earlier. Vaughn said he had only ten days to prepare and lacked sharp punching power as the bout went the distance.

Chicago Bobby Boyd Joey Giardello Boyd Giardello Cleveland Vaughn Los Angeles

Walter Krauss Heads New Glarus Bowlers

Walter Krauss elected president of the New Glarus Bowling Association for the coming season at the annual meeting held Tuesday night at the New Glarus hotel. Isaac Alderman named first vice president with Alfred Wenger, Harold Hoesly, Eugene Duerst, and W. W. Stauffer as vice presidents and secretary. Directors include Sylvain Kundert, Emil Ziltner for two years, Casper Zentner as holdover, Russell Reuter to complete William Palmer’s term, and Alvin Fiez retiring as president.

NEW Glarus New Glarus Bowling Association Walter Krauss Isaac Alderman Alfred Wenger Harold Hoesly Eugene Duerst W. W. Stauffacher Sylvain Kundert Emil Ziltner Casper Zentner Russell Reuter William Palmer Ailvin Fiez

Federal suit over $10 cabin cruiser penalty in Detroit

The federal government sues a Detroit man to collect a $10 penalty from 1950 for failing to report purchase of a cabin cruiser. The government says the case cost about $100 to prepare.

Detroit

Race Driver Killed in Indianapolis Practice Run

Keith Andrews, 26, of Colorado Springs was killed during a practice run for the 500 mile speedway race on Decoration Day at Indianapolis.

Indianapolis Keith Andrews Colorado Springs

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