Linksmen Capture Conference Title at Jefferson Course
Monroe wins Badger League golf championship at Meadow Springs. Team score 327 led by Bill Lovelace 76 after 37 39. Edgerton 334 and Jefferson 337 follow, with top Monroe finishers Dave Grams 83 Reese Riddiough 85 Jim Lovelace 83. Next meet at Country Club on May 21 against Freeport.
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Bill Lovelace
Monroe
Badger League
Jefferson Meadow Springs
Monroe Athletic Conference
Edgerton
Jefferson
Wisconsin High
Ft. Atkinson
Monona Grove
Stoughton
Middleton
Lovelace
Tom Ford
Dave Grams
Jim Lovelace
Bill
Reese Riddiough
Scores Monroe
Jim Schultz
Dean Adams
Craig Smith
Steve Rogers
Bill Allen
Brian Schroeder
Bob Bell
Fred Mitchell
Louis Brendler
Dan Burke
Bob Atkins
Allen Swenson
Carlton Overland
Allan Skinner
Rick Henderson
Freeport
Viney Elected By Kegler Unit
Officers were elected to the Monroe Men's Bowling Association at Turner Hall. Joseph Viney was named president with George Clark as vice president and Charles D. Bloom as secretary treasurer. Audit committee members are Gayle Matzke Wallace Miller and Vernon Kemper. trophy committee includes Otto Rupnow Max Share and Charles D. Bloom.
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Monroe Men’s Bowling Association
Turner Hall
Joseph Viney
George Clark
Charles D. Bloom
Viney
Gayle Matzke
Wallace Miller
Vernon Kemper
Otto Rupnow
Max Share
National League scoreboard and upcoming games brief
National League standings show Milwaukee a half game behind San Francisco with 16 wins and 8 losses and a 0.667 percentage. Chicago and Cincinnati follow in the mid teens, with Philadelphia and Los Angeles further back as schedule highlights list Saturday and Sunday matchups. American League lines include New York atop the standings at 14 wins, 6 losses, and several games scheduled with key divisional showdowns and rainouts noted.
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Milwaukee
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Cincinnati
Eeen Eee
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
St. Louis
New York
Washington
Baltimore
Kansas City
Cleveland
Deere
Sis
Pa A
Boston
Detroit
Russian Cage Stars Will Play in America
Russian basketball champions from Russia will visit the United States next February to play at least six games with National Industrial Basketball League teams. James W. Vickers Wichita NIBL sponsor and league president says the Russian teams may arrive in New York early February and likely start with a game there.
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Wichita
Kas
Russia
United States
James W. Vickers
NIBL
New York
Vickers
Oer
Braves Increase Percentage Lead in NL Race
Milwaukee Braves widened their NL lead despite a rainout as a 3-1 score prevented a game with Cincinnati. Chicago Cubs’ ninth inning rally and Philadelphia’s win over Pittsburgh helped the Braves extend their margin to a half game as other results reshaped the standings.
May Rambler Sales Exceed Pace in April
Detroit American Motors reports Rambler dealers sold 4,932 cars in the first 10 days of May, surpassing the 4,256 units sold in April 1-10. For the model year starting October 1957, Rambler sales total 82,539, vs 48,033 in the prior year’s comparable period.
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Detroit
American Motors
Jones Delivers St. Louis Win to Halt Cardinals Slump
Sad Sam Jones, 32, pitched a six hitter to beat the Dodgers 2 0 and end a seven game losing skid for the Cardinals in a pennant race. Stan Musial homered twice driving in both runs as Jones improved to 3 3 with his second complete game.
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Associated Press
Sam Jones
St. Louis Cardinals
Jones
Sam
Los Angeles
Stan Musial
Cardinal
St. Louis
Chicago Cubs
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Tim Tam Chooses Track Classic in Preakness Spotlight
The $100,000 added Preakness at Pimlico features Tim Tam the 6-5 favorite after a stellar Kentucky Derby season. Ismael Valenzuela rides in place of injured Bill Hartack as Tim Tam faces six Derby rivals. Bold Ruler returns in Belmont Park Toboggan Handicap, heavy favorite in a 6 furlong sprint with Eddie Arcaro aboard.
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Associated Press
Pimlico
Calumet Farm
Tim Tam
CBS
Ismael Valenzuela
Bill Hartack
Lincoln Road
Noureddin
Fouth
Silky Sullivan
Wheatley Stable
Bold Ruler
Belmont Park
Eddie Arcaro
Musial Homer Sparks Cardinals in 2-0 Dodgers Win
Musial belted his seventh homer a two-run shot in the sixth as Sam Jones out-pitched Johnny Podres with a six-hit game and nine strikeouts to beat the Dodgers 2-0.
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Pittsburgh
Musial
Jones
Johnny Podres
Podres
Eddie Kasko
Eigth
Cardinals
Dodgers
Stan Musial
Sam Jones
Braves Pitcher Buhl Sidelined for Arm Exam in Milwaukee
Braves mothballed pitcher Bob Buhl reported tightness in his right arm and was sent to Milwaukee for an exam by Dr. Bruce Brewer after a discussion with Fred Haney and John Quinn. He stands 4-2 with seven starts, second to Warren Spahn's six wins.
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Cincinnati
Braves
Buhl
Milwaukee
Doc
Bob Feron
Fred Haney
John Quinn
Bruce Brewer
Brewer
Warren Spahn
Chicago Backs Pierce for Win
The White Sox backed Billy Pierce as he won his first decision of the season 6-3 at Cleveland. Pierce allowed six hits with ten strikeouts in six innings, aided by five first inning runs. The victory pulled Chicago to 6-3 on the year, still last in the AL, 7 1/2 games behind New York.
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Associated Press
Chicago White Sox
Billy Pierce
Pierce
Cleveland
Sox
Chicago
New York
Yankees
Washington
Senators
Detroit
Kansas City
Baltimore
Boston
White Sox
Mickey Vernon
Jim Rivera
RBI
Bubba Phillips
Jim Landis
Don Ferrarese
Indians
Bobby Avila
Minnie Minoso
Camilo Pascual
Gil Mcdougald
Hank Bauer
Tony Kubek
Mickey Mantle
Whitey Ford
Herm Wehmeier
St. Louis
Tom Morgan
Frank House
Tigers
Tom Gorman
Ralph Terry
Tiger
Frank Bolling
Willie
Taylor Phillips
Mays
Schmidt
Lap Record Teased as Indy Speed Runs Open
Indianapolis practice opened for the 42nd 500 mile race with Ed Elisian clocking 1:01.21 and Pat Flaherty’s qualifying mark under threat. The 200 pound driver in the Zink Special ran 1:00.25 at 148.148 mph on the 20 mile Indianapolis Motor Speedway track as rain risk loomed and Dick Rathmann followed at 1:01.21 for 147.010 mph.
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Indianapolis
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Pat Flaherty
Ed Elisian
Oakland
Calif
Dick Rathmann
Miami
Frogland seeks UN translators for Calaveras frog jump
Frogl and asks aid from Angels Camp California. The United Nations is requested to send two translators to handle letters from foreign parties received by Calaveras County officials for the international frog jumping contest.
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Frogland
AID Angels
Calif
United Nations
Calaveras County
Mays Thrives But Giants Fall In Cubs Tilt
Chicago's Willie Mays delivered a three run homer for the Giants and sparked a late rally with a center field throw, but a muffed gem by rookie catcher Bob Schmidt allowed a Cubs winner. Mays also hit his 10th homer and shared the NL RBI lead with Daryl Spencer at 28.
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Curt Simmons
Pirates
Bob Porterfield
Buck S
Porterfield
Harry Anderson
Stan Lopata
Boston Red Sox
Phils
Rip Repulski
Simmons
Bill Mazeroski
Ted Kluszewski
Lee Walls
Cubs
Don Elston
Willie May
Eigth
Giant
Dale Long
Cub
Ray Crone
Mays
Daryl Spencer
Chicago
San Francisco
Willie Mays
Chicago Cubs
Bob Schmidt
May
Bobby Adams
Wall
RBI
Clipping Oat Stubble Boosts New Alfalfa Red Clover Stands
Wisconsin agronomists Klebesadel and Smith report three year trials showing clipping late July after harvest improves red clover stands and, to a lesser extent, alfalfa. Residue management and late August clipping can hurt both. leaving mulch aids red clover moisture needs.
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University of Wisconsin
Leslie J. Klebesadel
Dale Smith
Klebesadel
Smith
Indiana Nine Downs Invading Badgers 9-2
Indiana crushed Wisconsin 9-2 in Bloomington in a Big Ten baseball game. The Hoosiers built a 2-0 lead in the first and exploded for six runs in the sixth, giving Indiana 14 hits and forcing Wisconsin’s Dave Rolands from the mound.
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Bloomington
Ind
Indiana
Wisconsin
Badgers
Hoosiers
Ohio State
Michigan State
Bob Lawrence
Joe Cushing
Dave Rolands
Rowlands
Jim Rogneby
Bill Smith
Amazing bargains in The Times Want Ad section
The Times advertises easy buy sell rent hire and find options with contact by phone number 3 for readers seeking swift bargains and local notices.
Rural school tours visit Monroe Evening Times building
First second and third grade students from Juda State Graded school toured the Monroe Evening Times with teachers Mrs Roy Peterson and Miss Janeen Wellen Kotter and bus driver Robert Brunkow. The itinerary listed many students and teachers from local rural schools and noted upcoming closings and picnics at Badger Hillside View and Apple Branch schools along with recent 8th grade graduation and county spelling bee participations.
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Juda
Hillside View School
Monroe Township
Gary Guttmer
Sharon Phillipps
Phillip Guttmer
Elizabeth Severson
Richland School
Apple Branch
Argyle
Monroe Evening Times
Laura
August Schlafli
Bobby Long
John
Thad
Marjorie
Betsy
Neelian Nelson
Gary
Richard Budsberg
Steven
Dennis Mason
Carl Wenger Jr
Delmer Budsberg
Robert Long
Juda By Mabel E Bouer
Mr and Mrs Glen Boyer visited Rev and Mrs Homer Retzlaff at Black Hawk. Among Monroe visitors were Mrs Esther Larson Mabel Bouer and Mmes Lizzie Mather Willis Berndt Robert Preston and Louis Lehnherr. Mrs Frances Brandt and Frank Dulles came from Brodhead to visit relatives. Luan Becker daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Becker Brodhead visited grandparents Mr and Mrs Wesley Grenzow.
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Glen Boyer
Homer Retzlaff
Black Hawk
Monroe
Esther Larson
Mabel Bouer
Mmes
Lizzie Mather
Willis Berndt
Robert Preston
Louis Lehnherr
Frances Brandt
Frank Dulles
Brodhead
Luan Becker
Robert Becker
Wesley Grenzow
Frances Willard’s Temperance and Armenian Relief Work
Frances E. Willard, famed temperance advocate, also led a campaign for Armenian relief in her spare time. Her dual advocacy linked reform causes with humanitarian aid during her public career.
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Frances E. Willard
4 H FFA Swine Sale Friday at Leota Park Evansville Wis
A weanling gilt sale for 4H and FFA members begins at 8 p m Friday at Leota Park Evansville sponsored by the Wisconsin Swine Breeders Association with Rock County Swine Breeders cooperative. About 20 purebred gilts from Wisconsin breeders, ages two to four months, will be offered to fund swine industry promotion. Proceeds go to the Wisconsin Swine Breeders Association treasury. Auctioneers are Dean George and William Finnera.
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Leota Park
Evansville
Wisconsin Swine Breeders Association
Rock County
Wisconsin
Fond du Lac
Dodgeville
George Bros
Duroc
Robert F. Smiley
Albany
John Haldiman
Monroe
William Zuhlke
Philip Maas
Poland
China
Clarence Grundahl
Paul Klitzman
Route 1
Brooklyn
Robert Smiley
Baby dies as dump truck backs over stroller in Cudahy
A nine month old boy, Frederick Beier, was killed when a dump truck backed out of a driveway in suburban Cudahy. The infant, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Beier, was struck while in a stroller. No charges were listed.
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Horsechester
Shillaber
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Barbers’ College
BY Jimmy Hatlo
Shill
Japan
Rose Artole
Jamaica
N.Y
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Philadelphia Phillies
Cincinnati Redlegs
San Francisco Giants
Phillies
Brooks Lawrence
Red Schoendienst
Johnny Logan
Ed Mathews
Hank Aaron
Schoendienst
Frank Torre
Mathews
Lawrence
Joe Nuxhall
Wes Covington
Bob Hazle
Nuxhall
Aaron
Gene Conley
Don Hoak
Hazle
Conley
Johnny Temple
Dee Fondy
George Crowe
Bob Rush
Tom Acker
Card
T. R. Holyoke
Monroe High School
Board of Education
Bob Buhl
Lincoln
Badger School
Decatur Township
Harold Schultz
Mabel E. Bouer
Jacobs
12Th Ave
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Green County
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