Monroe Drubs Beloit 19-12 In Southern League Baseball Clash
Monroe built a 19 to 12 victory over Beloit in the Central Wisconsin Baseball League with two five run innings. Harvey Loeffel belted a grand slam in the sixth inning as Monroe moved to 2-0 in conference play. Beloit rallied with four in the fourth and later touched Monroe, but the Brewers answered with key hits and five more runs in the seventh to seal the win. Monroe’s Brickner pitched seven innings. Schneider relieved for Beloit. Monroe next hosts Mallatt Drugs after a league bye next week.
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Softball Season To Start Tuesday At Recreation Park
Four Major League teams have paid entry fees and practice this week at Recreation Park as the softball season opens Tuesday night. Ronald D. Johnson notes Northwestern National will skip this season while minor league teams FFA YMCA St Johns Eagles Moose and Pet Milk are set to participate. A girls league may not operate this summer and an umpire clinic is set for tonight with a pitching clinic next week at 7 30 p m. Three representatives per team may attend.
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Braves and Reds Set For Warily Strained Rematch
Milwaukee ace Warren Spahn seeks a seventh win as Cincinnati pits Johnny Klippstein against him in a tense matchup after a weekend of wild pitches that injured Torre and Crandall. The N L president Gyles warned last night’s antics would not be tolerated.
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Giants Take NL Lead With Back-To-Back Complete Games
Johnny Antonelli and Stu Miller pitched the Giants to a doubleheader sweep in Chicago to seize the NL lead. Antonelli held the Cubs to five hits in a 7-3 opener, Miller tossed a three-hitter in the second game. Cincinnati and Philadelphia also won to pull within a game and two percentage points respectively.
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Ridgeway Captures Southern Group Lead In Tight Win
Ridgeway rallied in the ninth to beat Verona 4 2 and take the top spot in the Southern division of the Home Talent Baseball League. Mt Horeb beat Hollandale 5 3 and New Glarus crushed Blanchardville 24 10 as standings show Ridgeway 2 0 Verona 2 1 Mt Horeb 2 1 New Glarus 2 1 Hollandale 1 1 Belleville 0 2 Blanchardville 0 3. Ridgeway won with two hits and two Verona errors in the ninth. Don Lehnherr allowed four hits as Ridgeway capitalized on six Verona errors. New Glarus pounded Blanchardville for 16 hits and scored six in the third and fifth and seven in the fourth.
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Linksmen triumph in Evanston triangular golf meet
Wisconsin golf team won in Evanston topping Northwestern 18 17 and Illinois 24 42 in a three way meet Northwestern beat Illinois 19 16 Illinois accosted Wisconsin and Northwestern trailed in the standings with close scores in a windy golf event.
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Badger Varsity Tops Alumni 36-20 in Spring Game
In Milwaukee County Stadium the Wisconsin Badgers varsity defeated the alumni 36-20 in the second annual spring football reunion. Dale Hackbart led with a 3-yard keeper and 91 passing yards, while Jim Haluska connected on 12 of 25 for 140 yards and two TDs to Elroy Hirsch.
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Badger Alumni Tie Feeds Football Game Summary
One vet alum caught a 23 yard pass and another eight yard score. Danny Lewis added a three yard touchdown plunge, continuing his return to the Badger varsity lineup last fall.
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Stars Pitching Blank Washington in 3-0 Shutout
Yesterday's game featured Bob Turley and the Yankees pitching a 3-0 win over Washington with Turley earning his fourth shutout in six straight victories all as a complete game. Dick Gernert powered Boston with two homers and a double driving in four in an 8-4 win over Baltimore.
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Shullsburg Defeats Hazel Green 9-8 in District Tourney
Dick Townsend hit a two out homer in the seventh to send Shullsburg past Hazel Green 9-8 in the opening WIAA district tournament. Shullsburg led 6 runs in the first inning and 2 in the second, Hazel Green rallied with two big two-run innings to close the gap. The game remained tied at 8 as the seventh inning ended before Townsend’s clutch shot. Argyle and Benton were rained out and will play Monday at 1 p.m. and 3 p.m. in the semi finals with Shullsburg and Blanchardville.
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Buhl Restrained By Braves For Arm Recheck
Right hander Bob Buhl told not to throw until re examination Tuesday after arm tightness. Doctor Bruce Brewer ordered a shoulder check before Braves open a nine game home stand Tuesday night.
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