Baseball School Dates Announced for Wisconsin and Upper Michigan
Twenty Silver Slugger baseball schools announced by The Monroe Evening Times and Milwaukee Sentinel run June 18 to August 4 across Wisconsin and Upper Michigan. Students 16 to 21 may attend with All-star selections and a Wisconsin Upper Michigan team finale set for August 7 at Milwaukee County Stadium. Five players may advance to Braves farm camp in Waycross, Georgia, next spring. two Sentinel reps to the 1958 Hearst Junior All-star game at New York’s Polo Grounds.
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Milwaukee County Stadium
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Hearst
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Polo Grounds
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Mich
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Press-Gazette
Green Bay
Daily Freeman
Waukesha
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Beloit Daily News
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Monroe
Leader-Telegram
Eau Claire
Telegram
Superior
Yesterday's Stars Batting and Pitching Highlights
Dale Long of the Pirates hit two homers and drove in seven runs to lead the league with 29 RBIs in a 6-3 victory over Milwaukee. Bob Lemon of the Indians won his sixth game of the season, pitching six innings in the first game of the doubleheader, a 6-1 win over Baltimore.
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Pirates
RBI
Milwaukee
Bob Lemon
Indians
Baltimore
Schanen Tops Wisconsin Bowling Tourney In Milwaukee Meet
Ray Schanen of Milwaukee won the singles title at the 1958 Wisconsin State Bowling Association tournament with a 731 in regular play, nearing the state meet record. The White Cabin squad from Madison claimed the team title with 3,171 handicap pins, amid a 10,145 bowler field and $70,033 prize fund across divisions.
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Green Bay
Ray Schanen
Milwaukee
Schanen
Ole Hanson
White Cabin
Madison
Rony Czernicki
Leroy Behrens
Peter Drabac
Joe Braski
Racine
Len Jeske
Ed Koch
Earl Zahn
Charles Ciardo
J. Webanek
A. Kraemer
Ed Burlow Jr
Walt Sweitzer
Jim Knoebel
Loren Graser
Waukesha
al Blizel
Mel Overvog
Sturgeon Bay
Herb Fitterer
Les ‘Roemer
Mike Ottery
al Peters Jr
Buclow
Howard Kuchenreuther
Stan
Pirates Defeat Braves Twice in Twin Bill
The Pittsburgh Pirates swept the Milwaukee Braves 6 3 in the doubleheader as Dale Long drove in seven runs with a homer in the first game and a homer plus a single in the second. Ray Crone took the opener loss, Warren Spahn the second, with Milwaukee totaling nine hits off Bob Friend and Ronnie Kline. The Braves remain top of the NL by a slim margin and head to Ebbets Field to face Brooklyn Tuesday night.
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Milwaukee Braves
Pittsburgh
Braves
Brooklyn
Ebbets Field
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Green Bay
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Pirates
Ray Crone
Warren Spahn
Milwaukee
Bob Friend
Ronnie Kline
Coon and Fox Trial Winners Listed at Wisconsin Meet
Blue Ginger owned by Woodrow Kurtz of Rocky City Illinois won the championship heat at the Wisconsin Raccoon and Fox Hunters Association field trial held at James Doherty farm four miles south of Monroe. Eighteen dogs competed. Sambo owned by Leo Burke Stockton Michigan was line winner and Echo owned by Terry Harris Nora Illinois second tree winner. Five hundred people attended the event with the next trial in August between Potosi and Lancaster. The Tri State meet will be at Maass farm in Brooklyn Township.
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Woodrow Kurtz
Rocky City
Ill
Wisconsin Raccoon and Fox Hunters Association
James Doherty
Monroe
Sambo
Leo Burke
Stockton
Echo
Terry Harris
Nora
Potosi
Lancaster
Maass Farm
Brooklyn Township
Badger Golfers Win Triangular Meet in Minneapolis
Wisconsin golfers defeated Minnesota and Iowa in a Big Ten triangular, posting identical 21 to 15 scores to claim the win. Minnesota finished second by beating Iowa 20 to 15, while the text notes sled dogs showing eagerness for harness work.
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Badger
Minneapolis
Wisconsin
Iowa
Minnesota
Three Trackmen Qualify for State Cheesemen Take 4th at Sectional
Monroe high school trackmen Hilfiker Dwyer and Drye qualified for the WIAA state meet after taking second in the 40-yard dash 880-yard and mile at Ft Atkinson sectional. The Cheesemakers placed seven in eight events for 22% points to finish fourth. Platteville won with 49% Wisconsin High 43% Elk Horn 23% for third. Other locals placed include Muenich Niffenegger Keegan Stauffacher and others with several sectional records noted.
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Ft. Atkinson
Madison
Gene Hilfiker
Dave Dwyer
John Drye
Cheesemakers
Platteville
Wisconsin High
Elkhorn
Darlington
Ft. Atson
Delavan
Monona Grove
Prairie du Lac
Stoughton
Jefferson
Jerry Muenich
John Niffenegger
Joe Keegan
Gordon Stauffacher
Muenich
Ron Wateman
Greg Mulcahy
Pds
D. van Scotter
Thomas
Stauffacher
Waterman
Radtke
Track meet marks set with multiple sectional records
In a recent meet, athletes from WH Dar and M clubs paced events. New sectional records were set in the 20 ft 9 in distance for high jump? and 48 ft 5 percent inches for shot put, plus 143 ft 5 in discus and 12 04.5 in 80 yard run and 4 50.7 in mile run. Teams Elkhorn Ft Atkinson Platteville Delavan Darlington also posted relay results.
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Grange
Dar
Keegan
Belzer
Pauley
Roever
Lunde
Cain
Reader
Del
Dwyer
Butson
Amenda
Kay
Ser
Muenich
Wee
Drye
Elkhorn
Ft. Atkinson
Platteville
Delavan
Darlington
Pheasant Eggs and Chicks Delivered to Green County League
Ray L. Beckman, president of the Green County Conservation League, announced 2,100 pheasant chicks arrived at the league pens north of Monroe. About 1,900 pheasant eggs also arrived and will be shared with agriculture teachers and 4-H clubs for pheasant raising projects ahead of the fall hunting season.
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Ray L. Beckman
Green County Conservation League
Monroe
Beckman
Badger Baseball Beats Northwestern After Split
Wisconsin edged Northwestern 4 3 in Madison after losing the first game 5 2 in a Big Ten doubleheader. The split leaves Wisconsin 5 4 in conference play and third. Northwestern stands sixth with 46. Wisconsin closes league play this weekend against Illinois and Purdue. Indianapolis Pat Flaherty captured pole for the 500 mile speed classic May 30 with a record qualifying 145.596 mph.
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Badger
Northwestern Madison
Wisconsin
Northwestern
Badgers
Illinois
Purdue
Bill Saturd
Indianapolis
Pat Flaherty
Brodhead Qualifies in Class C Sectional at Janesville
John Schreck of Brodhead earned runner up in the shot put as State Line League athletes competed in Janesville. New Glarus led with 12 points, while Brodhead recorded 9 and Brooklyn 2. Wilmot won with 66 points, followed by East Troy and Union Grove. Rudy Weiland of New Glarus placed third in the mile, with multiple placings across events by Brodhead and New Glarus athletes.
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John Schreck
Brodhead
Janesville
Madison
New Glarus
Brooklyn
Wilmot
East Troy
Union Grove
Pardeeville
Palmyra
Sauk City
Seneca
Cambridge
Whitewater College
Rudy Weiland
Robert Olson
Robert Webber
Webber
Martin Wilson
Dean Smith
Chuck Hicks
Eugene Wild
Jacob Gmar
Young anglers reel 348 trout at city pond
L Beckman, head of the league, said children caught 348 trout and 10 catfish over the weekend at the northeast city pond. Creel cards show 203 trout and 3 catfish Saturday and 145 trout with 7 catfish Sunday. Nine year old Nancy Burkhalter caught a 23 inch catfish as hundreds from across the county used the pond.
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Way L. Beckman
Aent
Green County Conservation League
Beckman
Nancy Burkhalter
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