Braves Blame Obstruction in 2-1 Loss to Dodgers
The Milwaukee Braves protested a call by umpire Al Barlick after a 2-1 defeat to the Los Angeles Dodgers. Obstruction was argued on Ed Mathews' attempt to second, while Wes Covington and coach Red Schoendienst claimed the play. Don Drysdale earned the win for the Dodgers as Milwaukee fell 2 1/2 games behind the Giants in the standings.
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Monticello Tops Albany 13 7 to Reach Berth
Monticello opened strong with three triple innings to defeat Albany 13 to 7 and win the WIAA district tournament crown. Zweifel led pitching with eight strikeouts, while Brugger hit Albany’s only homer and Jones struck out six for Albany. Monticello advances to face the Stoughton Edgerton winner in the sectional round.
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Texan Dies at 124 Born in Mexico Providence
Francisco Gomez Marfill, claimed to be born 124 years ago, died Wednesday in Brownsville of old age. His associates affirmed his long life and his memory as a providence of Mexico.
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Seniors Sweep Monroe City Track Meet With Top Scores
Seniors dominated the Monroe high school inter class meet winning 102 points to juniors 62 and freshmen. Nine firsts across 13 events led by Kenatsch Meyers Dale and Hare in field events and strong sprint and distance performances by Theiler Hilfiker and Weeks.
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Monroe golfers crush Freeport in PT Badger League clash
Monroe routed Freeport 13 to 7 in the PT Badger League golf clash as Bill Lovelace led medalist with 72. The Jayvees topped junior Freeport 6 to 4. Lovelace and teammates won most pairings while Monroe prepares for the 1958 WIAA Sectional at Blackhawk CC in Madison with eight schools joining Wisconsin High and host Madison.
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Dodgers Top Braves 2-1 Behind Cimoli Two-Run Homer
Gino Cimoli drove in both Dodgers runs with a first inning two-run homer and made a strong throw to cut down Milwaukee's tying run as Los Angeles defeated the Braves 2-1. Robin Roberts outpitched Sam Jones in a 1-0 Phillies win, driving in the lone run with an eighth-inning double.
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Fair-haired Boy Robin Roberts Returns to Elite Pitchers
The Associated Press notes Robin Roberts, once NL's premier pitcher, back in form with a 1-0 Phillies win over St Louis. Roberts drove in the lone run with an eight inning double, securing his fourth straight complete game and improving to 4-4. Giants top Cincinnati 5-4 in 10 as Willie Mays belts 12th, Bears Mets.
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Durelle Pounds Ballarin in Unanimous 10 Round Bout
In Montreal Yvon Durelle outboxed Germinal Ballarin to win a unanimous decision over 10 rounds. Durelle, weighing 178½ pounds, controlled the bout with a lone knockdown in the 10th and opened a cut above Ballarin's eye as Ballarin battled back with limited success.
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Ringo and Bullough Rejoin Packers After Service
Green Bay announces 1958 NFL season signings for offensive captain Jim Ringo and guard Hank Bullough. Ringo, AP All-Pro in 1957, returns from Syracuse six years with the club. Bullough, a 1955 draftee from Michigan State, reenters after military service as a 6 foot 240 pound lineman ready to bolster the line.
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Double Leaders In Big Ten Race
Michigan State and Minnesota hold early leads in the Big Ten baseball race. MSU tops team batting at .332, Minnesota second at .285, while Minnesota leads team fielding at .964 with Illinois next at .957 and MSU at .956. Ted Kearly of MSU leads batting at .520. Jack McCartan of Minnesota is .500. Don Foreman of Indiana is .457. Dean Look of MSU .444.
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Don Foreman
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Vern Barkstall
Andy Okulovich
Ron Perranoski
Dick Radatz
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Indians Stubborn Battle Wins 3-2 in 12 Innings
The Indians rally to beat the Red Sox 3-2 in 12 innings as Dick Tomanek hurls a complete game for Cleveland. Minnie Minoso delivers a 12th inning homer on the way to the win, boosting Cleveland to fourth place amid injury woes.
Wildlife Topic Tuesday Focuses On County Birds And Fishes
Clarence R. Benkett and Harold A. Pederson will discuss pheasant and trout populations in Green County at a Junior Chamber of Commerce meeting held Tuesday night at the Swiss Wheel restaurant. Ballots are in the mail and will be returned at the meeting or by mail by Monday. Jaycee election results will be announced Tuesday night.
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Ben Hogan Aims for Fifth Open Title This Week
Ben Hogan, the Hawk, prepares for the Los National Open defense in Tulsa as Claude Harmon hails his form after White Sulphur Springs, saying he has never seen Hogan play better and wouldn’t bet against him.
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Gardner Mass Largest Chair and Baby Carriage Hub
Gardner Massachusetts with a population around twenty thousand two hundred six is described as the world’s leading center for chair and baby carriage manufacturing.
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A Long Way To Go Says Optimistic Al Lopez
CHICAGO Despite the AL cellar gloom manager Al Lopez of the Chicago White Sox declared there is still a long way to go. The Sox folded at Comiskey Park under Yankee home run pressure losing 5 to or 11 1/2 games back. Lopez said they had two homers as the Yanks did and noted bases were loaded for New York while Chicago struggled with runners on base. Pierce, once among the AL's 20-game winners, now stands 1-4 this year.
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Athletics Still Lead After Intramural Doubleheader Split
The Athletics and Tigers split, leaving Athletics ahead in standings. Tigers won 4 to 3 in the first game while Athletics prevailed 3 to 2 in the second. Key hits came from Kent Marsh, Ken Rutsch, Jerry Engebretson, Rudy Scharnweber, and Larry Lancaster. Gene Vincent and Scharnweber pitched for the teams. Next action is Monday May 26 with Redlegs vs Cubs.
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Chrysler Distributes 20 Million to Staffs
Detroit report notes Chrysler Corp began distributing about 20 million dollars in vacation pay for 1957 to employees in 10 states including Michigan Indiana California New York Ohio Delaware Pennsylvania Louisiana Georgia and Kansas. Eligible workers must have at least one year of seniority and meet other criteria.
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Track Meet Looms With Four Possible Wisconsin Conference Records
A three way clash among UW Milwaukee La Crosse and Oshkosh highlights the Wisconsin State College Conference meet Saturday. Oshkosh enters with 10 straight wins challenging La Crosse, Eau Claire River Falls Stevens Point Whitewater and host Madison area entrants for school records in the 440 javelin high jump and pole vault.
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Cardinal hurdles star Boganschild competes in multiple events
Boganschild has scored in hurdles and also competed in high jump javelin discus and shot put for the Cardinals this year. The multi event athlete showcases versatility across track and field disciplines.
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Baseball Standings and Results in American and National Leagues
The scoreboard shows American League leaders New York Kansas City and Baltimore among top teams with records around .500 to .808. Wednesday results include New York beating Chicago 5 2 and Cleveland beating Boston 3 2 in 12 innings. National League results list San Francisco Milwaukee Philadelphia St Louis and more with Chicago over Pittsburgh 5 1 and San Francisco 5 Cincinnati 4 in 10 innings.
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32nd Division Staff to Meet on Camp Plans
The 32nd National Guard Division staff will meet in Milwaukee Saturday to finalize plans for the 1958 summer camp. Division open encampment at Camp McCoy begins June 14 for more than 12,000 members. Logistics officer Lt. Col. Carlisle Runge says hot meals for men en route to camp are a key issue. box lunches were used previously.
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Farm Mishap Fatal Near Green Bay
Sharon Figlinski died of internal injuries after a wagon ran over her on a rural Shiocton farm belonging to Mr and Mrs Benny Figlinski. The incident occurred Sunday on the farm.
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