Braves Face Phillies Tonight In Milwaukee Showdown
Milwaukee newslines report the Braves, fading in the standings, hosting Philadelphia in a pivotal game. Gene Conley starts for Milwaukee opposed by Don Cardwell, as trade rumors swirl over potential outfield upgrades and a left field slump.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee Braves
Philadelphia
Braves
Cincinnati
Don Mueller
New York Giants
Red Schoendienst
Legion
New Yorkers
Bobby Thomson
Danny O’connell
Ray Crone
Dave Jolly
Crone
John Quinn
Gene Conley
Phils
Conley
Don Cardwell
Baseball Standings and Schedule Highlights
American League standings show lead by Chicago and Cleveland pursuing rhythm with New York and Kansas City trailing. Tuesday results include Baltimore 2 Kansas City 0 and Washington 2 Detroit 1 while Cleveland and Chicago games were rained out. National League leaders Cincinnati and Milwaukee atop a tight pack as Brooklyn defeats St. Louis 10-4.
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Chicago
Cleveland
New York
Kansas City
Baltimore
Washington
Boston
Detroit
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Chisago
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Kenosha Gun Death Ruled Accidental
Kenosha County District Attorney Joseph Molinaro said autopsy findings show Mrs. Audrey Dodge aged 27 died from a bullet wound caused accidentally by her husband’s automatic pistol. The weapon discharged as she attempted to grab it, supporting Robert Dodge’s account.
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Kenosha
Joseph Molinaro
Audrey Dodge
Japan approves basic defense policy with United States
Japan's government approves a basic defense policy tied to the United States until an effective United Nations organ can be established to counter possible future aggression.
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U.S. Tokyo
Japan
United States
United Nations
Eberly Opposes Televising Braves Tilts In Wisconsin
William Eberly, ticket manager of the waukee Braves, urged against televising any Braves games in Wisconsin at a meeting of Second Guessers Inc. He cited his 11 years at Brooklyn where TV reduced attendance and said four or five away games televised would hurt the club. Fans protested a Wisconsin blackout on the Game of the Week and Appleton Oshkosh areas were highlighted. Spahn and Burdette discussed team strength and trading rumors with optimism about winning the pennant.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee Braves
William Eberly
Wisconsin
Eberly
Brooklyn
Braves
Oshkosh
Warren Spahn
Lew Burdette
Spahn
Eisenhower says public favored budget address
The White House reported President Eisenhower is satisfied with the public reaction to his recent radio and television address defending the 71.8 billion dollar budget. Press Secretary Hagerty did not reveal message counts or consent percentages. Eisenhower plans another nationwide broadcast tonight to seek support for the 3.88 billion dollar foreign aid program.
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Washington
White House
Eisenhower
James C. Hagerty
Senators Win 2-1 On Ninth Inning Pinch Hit
Washington scores in the ninth when Ed FitzGerald hits a pinch single with the bases loaded and one out to bring Pete Runnels home, giving the Senators a 2-1 victory over Detroit. Connie Johnson twirls a two hitter as Baltimore blanks Kansas City 2-0.
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Ed FitzGerald
Senators
Pete Runnels
Washington
Detroit
Connie Johnson
Orioles
Baltimore
Kansas City
Darlington Redbirds Win District Crown
Darlington Redbirds win two one run district semifinals behind Glen Soper and Gene Douglas advancing to Highland sectional tourney. They beat Benton 2-1 then Shullsburg 4-3 in a nine inning thriller as Douglas drives in the decisive run. Soper hurls ten innings for the day with a near perfect effort.
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Darlington
Darlington Redbirds
Glen Soper
Gene Douglas
Redbirds
Benton
Shullsburg
Douglas
South Wayne
Soper
Iron Man
Monroe Netmen Fall To Janesville In Final Match
Monroe High School the Badger Conference runner up lost the season finale at Janesville 5 to 2. George Jacobs earned the sole singles win 6-2 6-0 over Brad Powell and teamed with Bob Trickel for the only doubles victory 6-3 6-4 over Powell and Field.
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Monroe High School
Janesville
Bluebirds
George Jacobs
Monroe
Brad Powell
Bob Trickel
Powell
Field
Jim Comstock
Larry Menehan
Dick Trachsel
Dave von Moos
Dick Zastrow
Trickel
Fred Schadt
Dick Vivian
Dave
Tom Cox
Loshing
Weckerly
Pete Dannerbeck
Bob Stair
Pfund
Thompson
Dave Stauffacher
Carter
Meyer and Blum
Mt Horeb Vikings Win Mid dleton District Title 11 5
The Mt Horeb Vikings defeated Belleville 11 to 5 to claim the Middleton WIAA district title and reach the Sauk City sectional tournament. A five run seventh inning sealed the victory after Belleville narrowed the gap to 6 5 in the sixth. Don Reisdorf delivered a key single as walks and errors inflated the late inning rally.
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Mt. Horeb
General Duke Resting Puts Belmont Stakes In Doubt
Calumet Farms announces General Duke will be rested for at least a month in Camden New Jersey effectively ruling him out of the June 15 Belmont Stakes in New York.
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General Duke
Camden
N.J.P
Calumet Farms
New York
Linksmen Down Freeport 6 to 4 in Non-Conference Match
Monroe High School golfers defeated Freeport 6 to 4 at Monroe Country Club as part of season prep for the sectional at Nakoma Friday. Dennis Hunt led with a 41, followed by Bill Lovelace 42 and Ken Leuenberger 43. Freeport’s Greg Widmer and Dick Beem won two points each. The final match of the season is Wednesday against Ft. Atkinson. The sectional on Friday includes Monroe Cambridge Madison Central Madison West Madison East Stoughton and Wisconsin High. The state meet is May 31 and June 1 at Green Lake with three teams plus four low medalists advancing.
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Madison West
Monroe
Freeport
Monroe Country Club
Dennis Hunt
Jerry Schwerke
Bill Lovelace
Dick Hiteman
Ken Leuenberger
Steve Nesbitt
Greg Widmer
Reese Riddiough
Dick Beem
Jim Lovelace
Ft. Atkinson
Nakoma Golf Course
Cambridge
Madison Central
Madison East
Stoughton
Wisconsin High
Badgers Fall 7-4 to Western Michigan in Nonconference Game
Western Michigan capitalized on Badger pitching errors to defeat Wisconsin 7-4 in a nonconference baseball game played in Madison. The Wolverines built an early lead and held on despite late Badger rallies.
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Badgers
Madison
Western Michigan
Badger
Wisconsin
Multiple liquor license notices filed in Monroe city clerk records
The Monroe city clerk reports numerous applications for liquor licenses in Monroe. Applicants include Paul E. Baltzer Sr at 687 Highway 11 West for Class B. George Hollenstein at 1107 Sixteenth Avenue for Class B. Sybil A. Teehan at 1028 17th Avenue as a pharmacist license. Harold A. Blumer at 1028 Seventeenth Avenue for Class A. Lois and Joe Milz at 1012 Seventeenth Avenue for Class B. Florence Manos at Highway 69 for Class B. Zilmer-Riley Post No. 84 American Legion at Argyle Road for Class B. and Paul P. and Helen Louise Dannerbeck at 909 Sixteenth Avenue for Class B. Also noted are addresses and premises associated with each applicant.
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Monroe
Paul E. Baltzer Sr
15Th Avenue
Highway 11 West
George ¥. Hollenstein
16Th Avenue
Sixteenth Avenue
Sybil A. Teehan
Sth Street
17Th Avenue
Harold A. Blumer
19Th Avenue
Seventeenth Avenue
Lois and
Joe Milz
Florence Manos
Highway 69
F. M. Bray
Zilmer-Riley Post No
American Legion
Argyle Road
Paul P
Helen Louise Dannerbeck
F.M. Bray
Edward
Opal Grossen
Olga M. Voelkli
12Th Avenue
Turner Hall Club
Ees
Louis R. Wolleson
Fourteenth Avenue
Eugene Hotel Corporation Applies for Class B License
The applicant Eugene Hotel Corporation seeks a Class B license for premises on Eleventh Street. The notice lists Onroe as part of the applicant details and addresses the licensure action.
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Monroe
Eugene Hotel Corporation
Eleventh Street
Multiple Applicants Listed for Class B Premises Licenses
A notice lists applicants and premises for Class B licenses including Robert J. Hahlen at 1023 Sixteenth avenue and Ernest A. Zumbach at 1112 Seventeenth avenue. Albert H. Mielke at 1502 Eleventh street and Louis Krauer at 1335 Seventeenth street are named with corresponding home and premises addresses. Monroe Country Club at East end of 21st street and Thomas R. Holyoke Jr. at 1008 Seventeenth avenue are noted, along with Albert Reberli and Fred Schenkel at 1201 Seventeenth avenue and George and Genevieve Bichanich at 115 Seventeenth street.
Loyal Order of Moose Lodge 754 premises in Monroe
The notice lists a class B license for the Loyal Order of Moose Lodge 754 in Monroe with the premises address at 16074 Tenth street.
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Monroe
No Loyal Order of Moose
Tenth Street
F. M. Bray
Multiple Applicants Filed For Business Premises Licenses
A series of applicants including Arthur Spoerry Jr Fred Beer Jr Jacob H Steffen Edward and Opal Grossen Edward H Scharer Olga M Voelkli Turner Hall Club Cheese Capital Aerue Louis R Wolle son filed for Class B premises licenses. Addresses span Monroe 1301 Fifteenth 1602 Twelfth 00 Sev 170544 Tenth and 1715 Eleventh streets 921 1217 Seventeenth and 1021 16th avenues 1002 Seventeenth avenue.
Clarence Kempfert Applies for Entry at 2114 12th
Clarence F. Kempfert submits an application with home address listed as 2114 12th. The fragment records a brief notice of the applicant’s details without further context or outcomes.
Liquor License Applicants Noted in Monroe City Records
The list records multiple applicants including Robert E. Wenger at 1615 6th Street for premises at 1620 Eleventh Street, W F W Cecil Jones Post 2312 at 1301 Seventeenth Street, Marion L Forcade and Lester G Forcade at 1024 Seventeenth Avenue, and Willis and Robert D Netzger at 1124 Seventeenth Avenue. Applications are filed with the city clerk for class B liquor licenses in Monroe.
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Eleventh Street
F. M. Bray
Monroe
Robert E. Wenger
6Th Street
Seventeenth Avenue
W.F.W._ Cecil Jones
Seventeenth Street
Marion L
Lester G. Forcade
Monticello Social Notes Include Local Guests
Monticello society items list Sunday visits by Mrs. O. D. Curtis and other residents. Attendees include the Marty, Elmer, Baebler, Trickel, Webber and Voegeli families from nearby towns with multiple households visiting in Monroe Evansville New Glarus and Freeport. LaVonne Loveland plans to stay several days with the Elmers while Frances Loeffel hosts a shower.
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W. Theo
Jenny
Monroe
Emma Marty
Albert J. Marty
Henry J. Elmer
Thomas Davis
Sterling, Ill
Annie Trickel
Freeport
Robert Trickel
Robert
LaVonne Loveland
LaVonne
Elmer
Fred Aeschliman
Brodhead
Fred Studer
Henry V. Baebler
Gene Webber
New Glarus
Baeblers
Webbers
Sam Duerst
Fred W. Blum
Frances Loeffel
Jacob Voegeli
Grandaughter
Rhonda Kay Voegeli
Evansville
Herman Klassy
Cecil Jordan
Abraham Kubly
Elsbeth Jenny
Harvey Ott
Robert Holcomb Sr
Robert Wild
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Phillies
Junior
BY Jimmy Hatlo
Belleville Club
St. Victor's Old Parochial School
Joe Kuhne
18Th Street
Linksmen
Robert J. Hahlen
19Th Street
Ernest A. Zumbach
Fifteenth Street
Albert H. Mielke
Louis Krauer
Eleventh Avenue
21St Street
Thomas R. Holyoke Jr
20Th Avenue
Albert Reberli
Fred Schenkel
George and
Genevieve Bichanich
Arthur Spoerry Jr
Fifteenth Avenue
Fred Beer Jr
Jacob H. Steffen
Twelfth Street
Edward H. Scharer
Fokewrieg
Cheese Capital Aerue
Clarence’ F. Kempfert
Willis
Robert D. Netzger
Monticello
O. D. Curtis
DODGE
Dearth Motors Inc
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