Bragan plans Torre first base shift for Braves against lefties
Milwaukee manager Bragan may start Del Crandall and Joe Torre at first base against southpaws, moving Torre to cleanup. Torre bats .300 in 100 at bats, Crandall .210. Hank Aaron stays in the No. 3 hole with Mathews at No. 2. The Braves open a series with Cincinnati as Hendley faces Maloney.
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Milwaukee Braves
Bobby Bragan
del Crandall
Joe Torre
Torre
Eddie Mathews
Tetentty
Crandall
Bragan
Scrazen
Braves
Rees Soe
Hank Aaron
Mathews
Joe
Pa Sether
Pet
Barres
Cincinnati Reds
Bob Hendley
Jim Maloney
First Round Pairings Set for Milwaukee Holiday Meet
Marquette faces Georgia Tech and Wisconsin meets Dartmouth in the first round of the Milwaukee Holiday Classic. Pairings were drawn Monday for the two day event at the Milwaukee Arena with winners advancing to the title game on the second night.
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Milwaukee
Marquette
Georgia Tech
Wisconsin
Dartmouth
Milwaukee Arena
Never Bend Troubled With Old Ankle Injury
Cain Hoy Stable's Never Bend is troubled by an old ankle injury and may bow out of the Belmont Stakes. Captain Harry F. Guggenheim said the 3 year old will be rested until recovery from an ankle injury sustained at Keeneland. It seems doubtful he will run in the Belmont scheduled at Aqueduct on June 8.
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New York
Cain Hoy
Never Bend
Harry F. Guggenheim
Keeneland
Guggenheim
Aqueduct
Swiss Colony Opens Slow Pitch Season With Win Over Joe's Club
Swiss Colony edged Joe's Private Club 4-2 in the opening Slow Pitch game at Twining Park. Fran Schott pitched four hits and two runs allowed. Harvey Loef Fel had two doubles for Swiss Colony, with Bob Jones Ken Sundseth and Bob Leistikow adding one hit each. Joe's Club pitcher Terry Wegner took the loss. Rudy Scharn e$ doubled for the losers along with hits from Lee Fernstaedt Jerry Peterson and Wayne Holten. Rained out games were rescheduled for Saturday June 1.
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Joe
Fran Schott
Swiss Colony
Harvey Loeffel
Bob Jones
Ken Sundseth
Bob Leistikow
Terry Wegner
Rudy Scharne
Lee Fernstaedt
Jerry Peterson
Wayne Holten
Moose
EUB Church
Heeren and
Coplien
Sportsmen Bar
Eagles No. 2
Crandall Oil Co
Firemen
White Haven
Milwaukee Cheese
Baumgartners
Chalet Cheese
South Wayne
Linksmen Top Mt. Horeb 7 3 In Monroe Match
The Monroe high school golf team defeated Mt. Horeb 7 to 3 at Monroe Country Club. Medalist Tom Mitchell led with a par 36 for nine holes. Jayvees won 6 to 4 in a 250 to 269 stroke affair. Tomorrow the Junior Cheese makers host Brodtry Club, and Thursday travel to Lancaster for a triangular meet.
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Monroe High
Mt. Horeb
Monroe Country Club
Monroe
Tom Mitchell
Tom Lovelace
Larry Gullick
Duane Aavang
Dick Knudtson
Dan Franklin
Mike Thayer
Monroe Jayvees
Greg Martin
Dave Deininger
John Huttle
Dennis Gerondale
Bob Tschanz
Gary Witte
Bruce Wagner
Willie Gerte
Curt Schwerin
Jeff Fale
Brodtry Club
Lancaster
Rams Star Dick Bass Signs New Contract
Los Angeles Rams back field star Dick Bass, the first Ram to rush for over 1,000 yards in a season, has signed a new contract.
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Los Angeles
Dick Bass
Los Angeles Rams
Turnfest Returns Milwaukee for 25th Swiss Event
The 25th National Turnfest of the Swiss American Gymnastic Association will be held in Milwaukee July 4 to 6, with registration July 4, Circus Parade viewing, and a veterans banquet on July 6. Monroe hosts previously in 1937 1942 and 1957.
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Monroe Turn
Schwing Club
Stars iGiine-Mit Pappas, Ori oles shine in 6-0 win
Yesterday's Stars pitcher allowed only five hits and pitched his fourth complete game in six starts to beat Detroit 6-0, while Leon Wagner drove in five runs with two homers, lifting his AL leading total to 13 in a 7-5 loss to Cleveland.
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Mit
Pappas
Orioles
Detroit
Leon Wagner
Angels
Cleveland
Netmen and Golfers Close Season With Final Standings
Final Danger Conference golf standings show Monroe Cheesemakers tied for second with Monona Grove at 5-2. Jefferson leads 7-0. Badger Conference tennis crowns Wisconsin High champion at 6-0, Monroe 5-1, Edgerton 4-2. remaining teams include Middleton and Stoughton with mixed records.
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Wisconsin High
Monroe
Jefferson
Edgerton
Monona Grove
Stoughton
Middleton
Badger Preps
Monroe Cheesemakers
Ft. Atkinson
Taiwan
ZIT Viveirvwes
Time-Saving Tips From Classified Ads
A compact guide highlights how readers can use classifieds to solve puzzles and locate services quickly. It notes practical tips for filtering ads, tracking deadlines, and identifying trustworthy sources to save time.
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