Stoughton Nets Title at Badger Conference Tennis Meet
Stoughton high school won the Badger Conference tennis championship with 22 points defeating Monroe Wisconsin High Middleton and Edgerton. Olaf Brekke defeated Bob Trickel in the singles final while Mike Anderson and Terry Renwick edged Menehan and Schadt for the doubles crown. Stoughton clinches season conference action leaving only a non loop tilt with Janesville.
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Stoughton High School
Monroe High School
Monroe
Wisconsin High
Middleton
Edgerton
Monroe Netman
Bob Trickel
Olaf Brekke
Brekke
Trickel
John Russell
Dave van Moos
Jack Horner
Stoughton
Pete LaFleur
Mike Anderson
Terry Renvick
Larry Menehan
Fred Schadt
Menehan
Schadt
Slim
Janesville
Cheesemen
Vikings
Ed Coombs
Dennis Lukas
Dick Smith
VonMoos
Mid
Baseball standings and schedule across leagues
The scoreboard shows the league standings with wins losses and percentages for Chicago Cleveland New York Boston Kansas City Baltimore Washington and others. Monday and Tuesday game schedules list Cleveland at New York Chicago at Boston Detroit at Washington Kansas City at Baltimore and Detroit at Baltimore with results noted for several matchups. In the National League Cincinnati Milwaukee Brooklyn Philadelphia New York and other teams are listed with records and upcoming games including postponements and makeups.
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Pet
Chicago
Cleveland
New York
Etree Oniksinss
Boston
Kansas City
Baltimore
Washington
Detroit
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Hurls No-Hitter for Deerfield Victory
A furloughed soldier pitched a no hitter for Deerfield as his brother’s team beat Evansville 4 to 2 in the amateur Home Talent League.
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Deerfield
Evansville
Fish Pond Opens on Memorial Day
Ray L. Beckman, president of the Green County Conservation League, announced a children’s fishing pond east of Monroe will open on Memorial Day. Children ages five to 14 may take five fish daily, with 500 of the largest trout returned to the pond and 1,000 each stocked in Sylvester and Bushnell. The Wisconsin Conservation Department and league drained the pond last week removing 2,600 legal brown trout and plan another load of bullheads before Memorial Day.
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Ray L. Beckman
Green County Conservation League
League
Monroe
Beckman
Wisconsin Conservation Department
Remmert Ties For Medalist At Iowa City Golf Meet
Wisconsin tops quadrangular at Iowa City defeating Iowa 15-9 Minnesota 14-10 and Northwestern 14-42-9. Jim Remmert tied with Northwestern's Sonny Abelle for medalist honors with 110 over 27 holes. Weather shortened play as Dave Forbes and Roger Rubendall posted mixed results against Iowa Northwestern and Minnesota.
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University of Wisconsin
Iowa City
Iowa
Minnesota
Northwestern
Jim Remmert
Wisconsin
Sonny Abelle
Dave Forbes
Monroe
Leichty
Grenock
Olson
Roger Rubendall
Freeport
Hadley
Marshall
Abelle
Schoendienst Mueller Trade Prospects Again
Milwaukee Braves General Manager John Quinn and New York Giants VP Chub Feeney discussed potential deals Sunday. They hinted at two players in talks including infielders and outfielders with a new name in the outfield, though names were not disclosed.
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Milwaukee
John Quinn
Milwaukee Braves
Chub Feeney
New York Giants
Red Schoendienst
Don Mueller
Quinn
Braves
Bold Ruler Wins Preakness. Belmont Stakes Looms
Bold Ruler captured the Preakness at Pimlico with a two length margin as Iron Liege, Derby winner and Preakness runner up, settled for second. Calumet Farm may again field Bar Bizone and Gen. Duke is in doubt for Belmont due to a hoof injury. Inside Tract nearly upset the race and Gallant Man skipped the Preakness after a Derby surge.
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Baltimore
Wheatley Stable Star
Garden State
Gen. Duke
Jimmy Jones
Willie Hartack
Calumet
D. and
M. Stable
Ralph Lowe
Gallant Man
Iron Liege
Willie Shoemaker
Inside Tract
Old Pimlico
Eldon Nelson
Bold Ruler
Arcaro
Harrison Captures Snead Golf Festival From Top-Rated Pros
Harrison, 48, wins the Sam Snead Golf Festival at Old White course with a 62 after switching putters and a lesson. He beats Paul Harney by two, with Snead finishing tied for second and Hogan tied for fourth after a 70. Harney faltered late giving Harrison the lead.
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Harrison
Snead Golf Festival
Springs
W. Va
Dutch Harrison
Arkansan
Paul Harney
Worcester
Mass
Harney
Snead
Ben Hogan
Peter Thomson
Melbourne
Australia
Monroe Archery Club Defeats Blanchardville 110 98
The Monroe Archery Club defeated Blanchardville 110 to 98 on Blanchardville field course near Yellowstone Lake. Richard Lane of Monroe posted the best round with 167 as final team averages determined scores.
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Monroe
Blanchardville Club
Yellowstone Lake
Richard Lane
Redlegs sweep Pirates as Crowe and Post star
Crowe capped a ninth inning single for an 8-7 win over Pittsburgh. Post homered to seal Cincinnati’s 5-4 second game. Maas pitched a five hitter as the Tigers beat Washington 6-1, extending their win streak to six.
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George Crowe
Wally Post
Redlegs
Crowe
Pittsburgh
Post
Cincinnati
Duke Maas
Tigers
Washington
Acker Dominates as Reds Stan Pirates, Extends NL Lead
Tom Acker, a 6-4 right hander, two wins in relief highlight Cincinnati’s 8-7 opener and 5-4 win in the nightcap to pull the Reds two games ahead of Milwaukee in the National League. George Crowe delivered four hits, including the ninth inning single that sealed the first game.
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Associated Press
Tom Acker
Cincinnati
Redlegs
Milwaukee
Ieish Freeman
Birdie Tebbetts
Acker
George Crowe
Pittsburgh
Wally Post
Smoky Burgess
Bob Thurman
Ray Katt
New York
Katt
Johnny Antonelli
Red Murff
Don Newcombe
St. Louis
Cardinals
Brooklyn Dodger
Carl Furrillo
Philadelphia
Chicago
Larry Doby
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland
Bill Fischer
Paul LaPalme
Boston
Mickey Mantle
New York Yankee
Bobby Shantz
Indians
Vic Wertz
Rocky Colavito
Shantz
Duke Maas
Detroit
Washington
Chick Stubbs
Tito Francona
George Kell
Baltimore
Kansas City
Hector Brown
Orioles
Rip Coleman
A’s
Giants Rally Behind Post Homers For Narrow Win
The Giants won as Post hit a game deciding homer while pitcher worked two innings for the victory. Danny O Connell of Milwaukee aided with a misplayed double play ball that he quickly redeemed by throwing out the batter. A bases loaded walk to Daryl Spencer set up Katt for the winning hit.
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Post
Giants
Danny O’connell
Milwaukee
Oconnell
Daryl Spencer
Katt
State To Seek Driver Pledges In Wisconsin Program
Wisconsin motorists will receive safe driving pledges by mail with monthly automobile license renewal notices for about a year. Gov. Thomson announced the campaign urging drivers to sign and return the pledge to support safer streets and highways.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Thomson
Evangelical Lutheran delegates attend district convention
South Wayne reports attendance at the Eastern District convention in Janesville with Elwood Scherer Ernest Goecks Roger Berger and Rev Robert Verle among those present. Chicago pastor J O Wakinson visited relatives last week before the convention. Nearby residents Henry Michaelis and family called at A H Kading home. Miss Tillie Johnson and Laura Winters visited the Homb home in Brodhead. Patty Homb joined later. Mrs Herman Krupke returns from Darlington where her sister was hospitalized. Monroe visitors included Mrs Harold Chapman and others.
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Evangelical Lutheran Churches
Janesville
Messrs
Mmes
Elwood Scherer
Ernest Goecks
Roger Berger
Robert Verle
Lloyd Retzlaff
J. O. Wakinson
Chicago
Waltinson
Community Lutheran Church
Henry Michaelis
Black Earth
A. H. Kading
Tillie Johnson
Laura Winters
Raymond Homb
Brodhead
Patty Homb
Herman Krupke
Darlington
Palmer Damnann
Damnann
Monroe
Harold Chapman
Charles Chapman
Lorraine
Edward
Tommy Peterson
Memorial Carillon For Taft To Be Built On Capitol Grounds
A memorial carillon honoring the late Senator Robert A. Taft of Ohio will be erected on the Capitol grounds in Washington D C, reflecting a public tribute to a prominent U S political figure.
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Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Capitol Grounds
Washington, D.C
Badger Varsity Football Falls to Alumni Squad in Spring Game
Wisconsin’s varsity, featuring 21 freshmen among 34 players, lost 35 to 26 to a veteran alumni lineup led by Elroy Hirsch and Alan Ameche in Madison. Dale Hackhart and Billy Hobbs stood out for the Badgers as both teams exchanged scores through a wet afternoon crowd of 16 276, with coach Milt Bruhn praising the effort and predicting an annual event.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Elroy
Crazy Legs
Hirsch
Alan
the Horse
Ameche
Harland Carl
Jim Haluska
Milt Bruhn
Baltimore Colts
Don Kindt
Badger
Billy Hobbs
Eau Claire
Dale Hackhart
Ed Hart
Kenosha
Sid Williams
Dave Kocourek
Jon Hobbs
Billy
Dan Lanphear
Jerome Stalcup
Karl Holzwarth
Jim Frazer
Aaron Receives Silver Bat For NL Batting Title
Aaron was awarded a silver bat signifying last season's National League batting championship. Hank Aaron accepted the award Sunday on behalf of the Milwaukee Braves.
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Aaron
Milwaukee
Braves
Hank Aaron
Cheese Factories Produce Over One Billion Pounds Annually
United States cheese factories collectively churn more than a billion pounds of cheese each year, highlighting the scale of the dairy industry and its national production capacity.
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United States
Wisconsin Inventor Offers Vacumatic Carburetor
A Wisconsin firm introduces the Vacumatic Carburetor Co selling a device that leans fuel mixtures by adding tiny air jets to automotive carburetors. Marketed as a supercharge style, it claims gasoline savings and easy installation for cars trucks and tractors.Send for full details by writing or mailing a postcard with name and address.
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Wisconsin
Vacumatic
Wauwatosa
Wis
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