Monroe softball board selects all star list and sets schedule
Monroe's Municipal Softball Association board named a tentative Commercial Bank All-Star team for Sundays game with Frankie's Tavern nine at 8 p.m. Practice is set for Friday at 7:30 p.m. The group also voted to poll eight teams on a city tournament or invitational meet and scheduled dates for the Monroe Cardinal baseball home games. The softball tournament runs July 11 to 20 with a July 1 entry-fee deadline and potential fines for missing contract cards. Glenn C. Langston was assigned district tournament dates for late July with eight-team entries anticipated.
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Monroe
Municipal Softball Association Board of Commissioners
Commercial Bank
Frankie’s Tavern
Madison
Bill Gyure
Monroe Cardinal Baseballeam
Ralph Phillips
Walt Bahler
al Henning
Loren Elmer
Duke Etter
Roger Wuetrich
Charley Dwyer
Roy Figi
Stan Meyers
Ed Witt
John Krey
John Wagner
Delbert Soddy
Howard Schultz
Paul Mueller
Charley Ingold
Joe Davis
Til Kohl
Gyure
American Legion
Glenn C. Langston
Wisconsin State
Langston
Shullsburg
National League scoreboard and schedules
Results show New York defeats Pittsburgh 4 0 and Brooklyn tied Chicago 1 1. Weekday schedule includes St Louis at New York Cincinnati at Brooklyn and Chicago at Boston. American League games list Boston 3 Detroit 2 and further matches Boston Cleveland New York Chicago Philadelphia Detroit Washington St Louis. Wisconsin and Minnesota leagues list several results with Sheboygan Wisconsin Rapids Janesville Green Bay and others. A stray remark notes sleep is limited to animals with complex brains.
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New York
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Chicago
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Boston
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
American Association
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Kansas City
New York Yankees
Louisville
Toledo
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Columbus
Sheboygan
Oshkosh
Wisconsin Rapids
Appleton
Janesville
Fond du Lac
Green Bay
Wausau
Defunct Colts Directors Win One Round in Court
Baltimore Circuit Court ruled the defunct Baltimore Colts directors can be sued in Maryland against the NFL and nine teams. The judge limited service to exclude the Los Angeles Rams San Francisco 49ers and the New York Yankees. The suit seeks damages and return of 50 000 paid for territorial rights amid claims the league illegally disposed of the franchise.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Colts
National Football League
Maryland
Washington Redskins
W. Conwell Smith
Los Angeles Rams
San Francisco Forty-Niners
New York Yankees
Ted Collins
Colts
Colt
Abe Warner
NFL
Warner
Watner
Bert Bell
League
Blackwood and Villemain fight to a ten round draw
In Milwaukee at the Auditorium Joe Blackwood of Paterson New Jersey and Robert Villemain of France battled to a ten round draw. Blackwood outweighed Villemain by about 11 pounds and led early with sharp rights and lefts until a cut over Villemain’s left eye flared late, helping the Frenchman rally for a disputed decision.
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Milwaukee
Joe Blackwood
Paterson
N. J
Robert Villemain
France
Auditorium
Blackwood
Villemain
Giants Blank Pirates as Maglie Wins Seventh Straight
Pitcher Sy Maglie earns his seventh straight victory in 1952, guiding the Giants to a 4-0 shutout of the Pirates. Bobby Thomson drives in all four runs with a double and two singles in the win, contributing to the four run conquest.
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Sy Maglie
Giants
Pirates
Bobby Thomson
Southern Ten teams close spring athletics with final loop meets
Monroe golfers tie Wisconsin High for league honors at Madison Blackhawk course as Dave Forbes earns medalist with 75. Monroe totals 345 while Gus Ninneman 85 Paul Ruf 94 and Bill Biffle 91 stack against Baraboo 351 Reedsburg 358 Edgerton 359 Stoughton 383 Richland Center 385 Portage 400 Fort Atkinson 424. Edgerton tops tennis crown led by Dick Hartzell and Tom Bartz.
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Monroe
Southern Ten
Don McGibbon
Wisconsin
Madison
Blackhawk
Arch Edwards
Dave Forbes
Gus Ninneman
Paul Ruf
Bill Biffle
Baraboo
Reedsburg
Edgerton
Stoughton
Richland Center
Portage
Fort Atkinson
Dick Hartzell
Tom Bartz
Wisconsin hunters bag more than four million small game in 1951
The Conservation Department reports 4 187 278 small game and 129 475 deer killed in 1951 in Wisconsin. Upland birds reached 1 322 959 with deer totals 38 000 below 1950 record. County tallies include Marinette 8 979 Bayfield 7 695 Price 7 057. Waterfowl 836 136 with ducks 652 835 coot 160 382 and geese 22 919.
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Madison
Conservation Department
Wisconsin
Marinette
Bayfield
Price
Dodge
Marathon County
Northwest Capital merger vote fails at Northwest stockholders meeting
In St Paul Minnesota the Northwest Airlines stockholders rejected a proposed merger with Capital Airlines. Capital's stockholders had approved the plan in Washington. Northwest required two thirds approval under Minnesota law and most votes were by proxy with about 40 people voting in person.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Northwest Airlines
Capital Airlines
Northwest
Washington, D. C
Minnesota
Northwest Airlines Incorporated
Maglie Appears Unbeatable Now
Sal Maglie, 35, of Niagara Falls, dominates the National League with seven straight wins this year and a 10 game undefeated string over two seasons. He shut out the Pirates 4 0 in seven hits as Bobby Thomson fueled another win. The Giants move into a first place tie with the Dodgers after a rain shortened Cubs game. In the AL, Lou Boudreau guides the Red Sox to a 3 2 win over the Tigers with veteran fielding support.
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Orlo Robertson
New York Giants
Sal
Maglie
Pittsburgh Pirates
Niagara Falls
N. Y
St. Louis Cardinals
Chicago Cubs
Pirates
Bucs
Bobby Thomson
Giants
Dodgers
Cubs
Lou Boudreau
Boston Red Sox
Detroit Tigers
U S Open Draws Record Entry for Dallas Championship
The United States Open Golf Championship will use 162 places at Northwood Club Dallas June 12 14. After 1700 entries, about one in 12 players will qualify with 29 spots auto filled by top players, leaving 133 places for challengers.
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New York
Joe Dey
United States Golf Association
Northwood
Dallas
Carroll Pays Tribute To School's Top Cager
Monroe's Jerry Dwyer named among 47 Carroll college athletes honored at the annual athletic banquet in Waukesha. Rollie Barnum gave the keynote as a Rose Bowl referee and UW athletic great. Dwyer broke Carroll gym scoring records twice and tied his own mark once with a 38 point game versus Great Lakes. he has received pro offers.
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Monroe
Jerry Dwyer
Carroll College
Waukesha College
Rollie Barnum
Univrsity of Wisconsin
Don Huddleston
Barnum
Evansville
E. O. Evans
Dwyer
Charles A. Dwyer
19Th Street
Great Lakes
Layne Decisioned By Kid Matthews In Portland Showdown
Harry Kid Matthews, of Seattle, won a ten round decision over Rex Layne of Lewiston Utah in Portland. Matthews hit hard and featured the lone knockdown in the second round and hopes to book a July bout with Rocky Marciano.
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Layne
Kid Matthews
Portland
Ore
Harry
Kid) Matthews
Matthews
Seattle
Rex Layne
Lewiston
Utah
Jack Hurley
Rocky Marciano
Brockton
Mass
Joe Louis
Joe Walcott
Brodhead Hosts Herrli Family and Kin Reach
Mrs Oren Burt reports visitors at Seth Roman home in Brodhead as Carl Herrli Sr and son Warner reside there indefinitely with Ernest Herrli and family from Durand Nathan Thomas from Naperville Illinois Ralph Weils and children Betty and John from Monroe Lena Stuessy and daughter Diane with a friend from New Glarus Fred Herrli from Clarno. Carl Herrli Sr ill and recuperating. Oak wilt threatens shade and ornamental oaks and forest stands.
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Seth Roman
Brodhead
Carl Herrli Sr
Warner
Ernest Herrli
Durand
Nathan Thomas
Naperville
Ralph Weils
Betty
John
Monroe
Lena Stuessy
Diane
New Glarus
Fred Herrli
Clarno
Riffle and Ruf Lead High School Golfers to Victory
Coach Don McGibbon's squad defeated Stoughton 642 to 542 as Bill Riffle and Paul Ruf produced key finishes. Medalist honors went to Andres Birkeland with 39 28 77. McGibbon plans a triangular with Stoughton and Jefferson on Friday.
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Don McGibbon
Stoughton
Bill Riffle
Paul Ruf
Vikings
Andres Birkeland
Ten Wisconsin Students Chosen for Europe Travel
Ten outstanding Wisconsin high school graduates were selected to travel to Europe through the American Field Service Summer Scholarship program. Recipients were chosen for scholastic averages and school activities, including Fritz Hildebrand and Gail Loehning from Neenah, Eileen Boehringer from Washington, and others from Two Rivers Manitowoc Lincoln and Milwaukee schools.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Europe
American Field Service
Fritz Hildebrand
Menasha High
Gail Loehning
Neenah High
Eileen Boehringer
Washington High
Two Rivers
Robert Schwartz
Manitowoc Lincoln High
Kenneth Loomis
Major League Leaders Batting and Pitching Highlights
The data lists top performers by category across leagues. Robinson Brooklyn leads batting with .350, Ennis Philadelphia 39 hits, Sauer Chicago 34 RBIs, Maglie New York 70 innings pitched and 1000 strikeouts, Rosen Cleveland 8 homers, DiMaggio Boston 21 runs, Simpson Cleveland 42 hits, Rizzuto New York 8 stolen bases, and Gromek Cleveland with 3 0 1 000 in pitching.
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Sauer
Chicago
Ennis
Philadelphia
Musoal
St. Louis
Thomson
New York
Pafko
Brooklyn
Fondy
Maglie
Mitchell
Cleveland
DiMaggio
Boston
Rosen
Simpson
Lepcio
Priddy
Detroit
Marion
Delsing
Rizzuto
Gromek
Marrero
Shea
Washington
Reynolds
Williams Rejects Alcatraz Transfer for Prison Leaders
Governor Williams tentatively rejects Rep. Charles E. Potter's proposal to move leaders of the Southern Michigan Prison riot to the federal prison on Alcatraz Island. The plan was raised in Lansing as a possible solution to the unrest.
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Alcatraz Plan
Lansing
Mich
Williams
Charles E. Potter
R-Mich
Southern Michigan
Alcatraz Island
Nash Rambler Station Wagon Doubles as Sedan and Hauler
A Nash Rambler showcases a luxury family sedan that converts at the touch of a seat into a heavy duty all steel station wagon with a 614 foot platform. It boasts 31.05 miles per gallon in the Mobilgas Run and offers convertibles hardtops and wagons with optional radio and Weather Eye.
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A. E. Hoffman
San Lorenzo
Calif
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