Braves To Play Cincinnati Friday
The Milwaukee Braves, leading the league, return home to face the Cincinnati Redlegs in a three game series starting Friday after rain postponed their Brooklyn trip. Conley is expected to debut in Milwaukee’s next four game stretch, with Brooklyn wary and Dodgers worried about their title chances. Aaron rises to .313 as Bruton returns to form. Brattain picks up hitless days earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Milwaukee Braves
Gene Conley
Braves
Brooklyn
Cincinnati Redlegs
St. Louis
Chicago
Milwaukee County Stadium
Conley
Brooklyn Dodgers
Dodgers
Dodger
Pee Wee Reese
Jackie Robinson
Reese
Walt Alston
Charlie Grimm
Red Murff
Waumm
Bob Buhl
Ray Crone
Lew Burdette
Warren Spahn
Dave Jolly
Lou Sleater
del Crandall
Milwaukee Outfit
Andy Pafko
Cardinals
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Phillies
Pirates
Giants
Bill Bruton
Henry Aaron
Scoreboard Funday's Schedule and NL standings notes
Schedule includes Cleveland at Chicago 7 p.m. and Kansas City at Detroit 7 30 p.m. New York at Baltimore 6 p.m. Washington at Boston 6 p.m. NL standings show Milwaukee lead with 636, St. Louis 594, Cincinnati 586, Brooklyn 571, Pittsburgh 552, New York 433, Philadelphia 321, Chicago 308. Results: Pittsburgh 6 St. Louis 0 and Chicago 5 Philadelphia 4. Rain postponed Milwaukee at Brooklyn and Cincinnati at New York. Friday Brooklyn at New York 6 p.m. Pittsburgh at Philadelphia 6 p.m. Cincinnati at Milwaukee 8 p.m. Chicago at St. Louis 7 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Funday
Cleveland
Chicago
Kansas City
Detroit
New York
Baltimore
Washington
Boston
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Calhern Estate Valued at 37500 Left to Widow in Santa Monica
The late actor Louis Calhern left an estate valued at 37500 to his widow Marianne Stewart. Calhern died May 12 in Tokyo. The United States is cited as the only major country with predominantly publicly owned railroads according to a Twentieth Century Fund report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calhern
Santa Monica
Louis Calhern
United States
Marianne Stewart
Tokyo
Twentieth Century Fund
Sectional Golfers Arrive Tomorrow For Friday Meet
Madison West is favored as the top contender in a seven team WIAA sectional at the Country Club course. Don McGibbon leans on Gary Coplien Owen Hefty Bill Lovelace and Pat Wuetrich as West seeks 18 holes and a bid to the June 12 state Classic at Green Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison West
Don McGibbon
Country Club
Capitol City
Janesville
Lake Michigan
Mississippi
Wisconsin
West
Don Quam
Monroe
Cheesemakers
Beloit
McGibbon
Gary Coplien
Owen Hefty
Bill Lovelace
Pat Wuetrich
Green Lake
Summerlin Beats Carter in Detroit Heavyweight Bout
Detroit heavyweight Summerlin used a strong start and furious finish to win a unanimous 10 round decision over Harold Carter at Olympia. The 24 year old weighed 194? and now eyes a title shot as Rocky Marciano left the crown vacant. Carter took the bout on five days notice and delivered a surprising late surge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Harold Carter
Rocky Marciano
Olympia
Summerlin
Carter
Bob Satterfield
Chicago
Yesterday's Stars Pitching and Hitting Spotlight
Bob Friend of the Pirates tossed a six hit shutout over the Cardinals, fanning five and issuing two walks, one intentional, recording his seventh win to lead the majors. Monte Irvin drove in two runs with a double and homer as the Cubs beat the Phillies 54.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Friend
Pirates
Cardinals
Monte Irvin
Cubs
Phillies
Pirates Pride in Friend and Long Spark NL Lead
Pirates surge within a game and a half of the NL lead behind Bob Friend seven wins and his first shutout plus Dale Long hitting .409 with 11 homers and 32 RBIs. Long’s bat and Friend’s pitching power the Bucs as Milwaukee and St Louis stumble. Cubs top Phillies while Yankees and Indians push ahead in the American League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ED Wilks
Associated Press
Newcombe
Snider
Mizell
Repulski
Spahn
Aaron
Antonelli
Mays
Pal
Pittsburgh
Bob Friend
Dale Long
Pirates
Friend
Louis Cardinals
Long
Cincin
Nati
Wally Post
Bucs
Brooklyn
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Cincinnati
New York
Chicago
Cubs
Philadelphia
Monte Irvin
Harry Chiti
New York Yankees
Detroit
Cleveland
Boston
Herb Score
Chicago White Sox
Baltimore
Kansas City
Washington
Phil
Irvin
Chili S
Harvey Haddix
Yanks
Billy Hoeft
Jim Brady
Hank Bauer
Tommy Byrne
Jim Busby
Frank Sullivan
Jim Finigan
Gophers Eye Big Ten Title In Weekend Tests
Minnesota, holding an 11-1 mark, can clinch the Big Ten championship by beating Ohio State (7-3) in Columbus on Friday. A doubleheader at Indiana follows as Ohio State hosts Iowa, while top hitters John McCartan and Jerry Kindall pace the Gophers with strong averages and power, and Jerry Thomas leads the era with a 5-0 pitching mark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Minnesota
Gophers
Buckeyes
Ohio State
Indiana
Iowa
Columbus
Big Ten
John McCartan
Jerry Kindall
Ore
Jim Sack
Michigan State
Les Hawthorne
Em Lindbeck
Mlinois
McCartan
Kindall
Doug Gillen
Illinois
Vic Petreshene
Northwestern
Chuck Lindstram
Purdue
John Brrietto
The
Jerry Thomas
Galen Cisco
Michigan
Wisconsin
Ilinois
Humez Fullmer Bout Set for Friday at Madison Square Garden
France's European middleweight champion Humez meets Gene Fullmer of Utah in a 10 round bout at Madison Square Garden Friday night. The winner could earn a title shot at Ray Robinson. Fullmer carries a 35-3 record with 19 knockouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yonn
Cnarey Humez
France
Ruggedy Gene
Cyclone) Fullmer
West Jordan
Utah
Madison Square Garden
Ray Robinson
Homer
Bobo Olson
Ralph
Tiger) Jones
Robinson
Jones
Erenchman
Fullmer
Rocky Castellani
Gil Turner
Kayes
Blinded columnist ready to resume work Monday
Victor Riesel, blinded by an acid attack on April 5 in midtown Manhattan, has left St. Clare's hospital and says he will be back at his desk by Monday. He walked down eight steps with his wife beside him, eyes bandaged, continuing his nationally syndicated column with staff assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rurk
Bunaea
Victor Riesel
Riesel
St. Clare's Hospital
Evelyn
Manhattan
Spring Grove News Notes From Madison And Davis
Spring Grove residents share family greetings as Rodney Arnsmeier and Roger Dunwiddie load livestock for Pittsburgh. Mrs. Martha Pinnow improves after a heart attack. William Beightol visits Stokes at St. Clare hospital. Gene Pinnow shows progress with numbness in legs, still unable to use a wheelchair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene A. Pinnow
Great Lakes Naval Hospital
Gilbert Wendler
Gene Pinnow
Otto Uphoff
State Track Meet Set for Saturday at Camp Randall Stadium
Eleven defending champions will enter the 60th annual WIAA state track meet at Camp Randall Stadium. Nearly 600 athletes from across Wisconsin compete in three classes with defending titles held by Milwaukee Rufus King and Stevens Point in A, West Milwaukee in B, and Westfield with New Holstein in C. Local standouts include Larry Olson aiming for a rare triple in Class A and a slate of returning champions across events such as the 100 and 440 dashes, mile, high jump, discus, and pole vault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Camp Randall Stadium
Milwaukee
Rufus King
Stevens Point
West Milwaukee
Westfield
New Holstein
Green Bay
Larry Olson
Olson
Tom Hyde
Menasha
Allen Schoonover
Boscobel
Jerry Casey
Greendale
Tad Pinkerton
Waupaca
Don O'Neil
Wisconsin Dells
Bob Verbick
Jim Heinecke
Bob Dosch
Bernie Basler
Jerry Murphy
Mineral Point
Mickey Peterson
Sturgeon Bay
Fritz Schubert
la Crosse
Tom Belling
Kau
Kauna
Joel Blahnik
Ronald Johnson
Gary Hammond
Wausau
Roger van Scotter
Elkhorn
George Morrison
Larry Schmitz
Fond du Lac
Don Lanphear
Walter Tarman
Wauwatosa
Duane Hoffman
Oconomowoc
Memorial Day parade and ceremonies plan details
Parade starts at 9 a.m. from 18th Avenue to 23rd Avenue then to Greenwood cemetery with American Legion VFW VEW drill team drummers and scouts. Monroe high school band to perform at cemetery. graves decorated by Legion VFW WRC and DAV squads across Greenwood and Calvary cemeteries. numerous squad members listed as co chairs and participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Howard E. Counselman
18Th Avenue
12Th Street
20Th Avenue
23Rd Avenue
Greenwood Cemetery
Circle
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
VEW
Recreation Park
Daughters of the American Revolution
Woman's Relief Corps
Monroe High School
Allan L. Barnard
Floyd O. Pyle
Frederick F. Lanz
Legion
Joseph D. Viney
Ramona Palmer
VFW
Edw. Kuster
DAV
Grace M. Schroeder
WRC
Lloyd F. Marty
Helen F. Burkhard
Edward J. Doyle
Cyril J. Loveland
Ralph H. Schroeder
Robert Potts
Ketchel Rinehardt
Herman A. Stuessy
Laverne E. Deal
Social calls and outings around Madison and New Glarus
Monticello Times reports Monday visits by Mrs. Hoesly and Mrs. Wichser at New Glarus and Okee Lake Wisconsin. Several groups, including Maim and Alberta Gale and Alma Rucker of Freeport, joined Mrs. Lynn for a picnic at New Glarus Roadside State Park. Monroe visitors, Madison trips by Mrs. Freitag and Ruth Abley, and a Madison dinner for Donald Schuler in honor of his parents 25th wedding anniversary are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Hoesly
Wilbert Wichser
Okee
Lake Wisconsin
Dick Freitag
Ruth Abley
Otto Babler
Monroe
Mmes
Robert Holcomb Sr
John Wirth Sr
Leon Gempeler
Ralph Zimmerman
Madison
Adam Schuler
Beth Ann
Donald Schuler
Air Force enlists Rhode Island recruit with shortest name
The Air Force says it has enlisted a man with the shortest name of any recruit in Rhode Island. He is Gordon E. Ng, a naturalized Chinese American, whose surname Ng is two letters. The ceremony marked a notable naming brevity among new servicemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Air Force
Rhode Island
Gordon E. Ng
Also Mentioned on This Page
Blanchardville
Earl Barber
Elmer Wamstad
James Clark
Clark
Everette Soper
D. J. Robb
Shawano
F. W. Baker
Martin McDowell
Waupun
William Noyes
Dodgeville Hospital
Rex Saether
Jill
al Green
Davis
Til
Frank Mead
Earl J. Darbers
Marland Watrudy
Lee Jenks
ABADI
Ain
BY Jimmy Hatlo
Webuin
Johnny Summerlin
Spring Grove
Mrs. Herbert Mohn
Walton Frenzel
Max H. Voelkli
Louis H. Oostdik
Harold A. Rudhti
Ann J. Legler
Bernard F. Gibbons
Robert L. Cashman
Rodney H. Block
Alois T. Beer
Frank Flannery
Clark A. Kleckner
Wesley L. Dodge
Allen F. Goecke
Michael Hyland
Julius Hofer
Richard R. Wagner
Nat G. Preston
Ray Dye
Frank M. Haren
Franklin R. Wells
Margaret B. Kuster
Garrett W. Keel
Harry C. Young
Howard Lueck
Virgil Wilkins
Don Lovelace
John Backe
Charles Schadewaldt
Lester E. Bajcon
Don van Wagenen
Harold A. Halverson
Harold Moe
C. R. Coole
James H. Voelkli
John Andereng
Evan C. Chambers
Harris F. Germann
Leon J. Strasser
Glenn A. Swiggum
Willis K. Dieckhoff
Samuel F. Humbel
Daniel Ault
Walter Loertscher
Gilbert Zentner
Roger Voelkli
James C. Lanz
Melvin L. Zentner
Earl R. Holcomb
Ewald A. Ru‘fer
Waldo M. Rufer
Beatrice Mulligan
Sam H. Pickett
Arthur T. Edwards
Sam S. Moon
Clifford R. Reasa
Virgil Q. Wilkins
Alois T
Monticello
Tay Toy
Nash
Olds
Pontiac
5Th Avenue
Haggar Fliteweight
Haggar
America
Orion
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!