Jefferson Clinches Badger Golf Meet On Monroe Course
Jefferson repeats as Badger League champion with 420 points, edging Monroe by three. Wayne Wedeward of Edgerton fired a hole in one on No. 8 as Steve Rogers of Ft. Atkinson led medalists with 75. Weather slowed play with soggy turf. Monroe and other teams posted scores from 423 to 523.
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Jefferson
Monroe
Edgerton
Wayne Wedeward
Steve Rogers
Ft. Atkinson
Ff Atkinson
Mé&nona Grove
Wisconsin High
Middleton
Stoughton
Thy
Rogers
Dave Trickel
Tom Neis
Madison Nekoma
Tom Hotter
Tom Torgerson
Jim Torgerson
Bob Bauch
Jack Robilette
Jim Lovelace
Tom Lovelace
Bill Mauerman
Bob Bell
Dave Knox
Dave Bos
Joe Kleiber
Badgers Rally Past NIU 6-5 in Ninth Inning Comeback
Wisconsin erased a 5-0 deficit with a three run ninth inning to beat Northern Illinois 6-5 in a nonconference baseball game. The victory, fueled by four singles and two stolen bases, improves Wisconsin’s season record to 12-6-1 and closes out their home schedule. Northern Illinois led early with a three inning, five run lead before Wisconsin’s late rally.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Northern Illinois
Northern
Ft Knox Team Loses, Claims Robbery After Victory
Ft Knox soldiers beat Kentucky State Reformatory mates 11 to 10 but found about 200 dollars in cash, seven wrist watches and four or five pairs of GI shoes missing from their belongings after the game.
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Lagrange
Ft. Knox
Kentucky State Reformatory
Another Jones In Open Tourney
Robert T. Jones III of Pittsfield Massachusetts qualified for the 60th Open at Cherry Hills June 16 18. The 33 year old son of Bobby Jones led Albany trials with 71 74 145 and 56 putts though he calls himself a weekend golfer hoping to play at least one Open.
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Associated Press
Bob Jones
Robert T. Jones
Robert T. III
Atlanta
Robert T. Jones III
Pittsfield
Mass
Archery Club Names Gold Medal Winners
Seventy three archers attended the Marshall Bluff Bow Hunters Archery Tournament. Gold medals were awarded across divisions: Instinctive Men Stan Gobel Dubuque 400, Jim Kieffer Dubuque 250, Elling Haugan Beloit 175, Alfred Balsley Richland Center 100, Roy Bissig Monticello 75. Women Naomi Rowan Benton 225, Ida Balsley Richland Center 125, Betty Heggsta Madison 75, Vivian Logeson Blanchardville 75. Intermediate boys Sheldon Taylor Monticello. Intermediate girls Diane Blum Monticello. Junior boys Bill Wyss Monticello. Junior girls Joan Schumacher Darlington. Light Division Men Ron Imhoff Madison 400, Bud Wisco Darlington 325, Dick Ray 250, Clinton Hall South Wayne 175. Women Alma Tobler Pearl City 75. Intermediate boys Lee Goodman Darlington.
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Monticello
Marshall Bluff
Stan Gobel
Dubuque
Iowa
Jim Kieffer
Elling Haugan
Beloit
Alfred Balsley
Richland Center
Roy Bissig
Naomi Rowan
Benton
Ida Balsley
Betty Heggsta
Madison
Vivian Logeson
Blanchardville
Sheldon Taylor
Diane Blum
Bill Wyss
Joan Schumacher
Darlington
Ron Imhoff
Bud Wisco
Dick Ray
Clinton Hall
South Wayne
Alma Tobler
Pearl City
Illinois
Lee Goodman
Safer Race Classic Drivers Vie For Leading Laps Lead
At Indianapolis, the 500 mile Memorial Day race draws the biggest paid crowd in sports. Jimmy Bryan notes the track still separates talent from the rest as he leads active drivers with 206 laps led. Leading a lap earns 150 dollars, part of about 300000 dollars in prize money, and only one fatality occurred while leading. The Speedway's original 12 degree turns contrast with modern tracks.
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Ind
Jimmy Bryan
Bryan
Ralph DePalma
DePalma
Pat Flaherty
Chicago
Roger Ward
Bill Vukovich
Daytona International Speedway
Monza
Italy
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Scoreboard shows crowded pro baseball league standings
The column lists American League teams led by Baltimore and Cleveland with Chicago and New York close behind. It notes Monday’s results New York 4 Chicago 3 and upcoming matchups including Baltimore at Chicago and New York at Detroit among others. In the National League Pittsburgh leads at 23 12 and San Francisco 21 12 with Milwaukee 15 11 and Cincinnati 18 18 nearby. Chicago defeated Cincinnati 8 7 in 13 innings as other games loom on Tuesday.
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New York
Emteelt Soi. Sk
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Camen City
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Detroit
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San Fran
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Smid
San Francisco
Veech Leads Wisconsin Four in U S Open Qualifiers
Milwaukee’s Tommy Veech topped four Wisconsin golfers who qualified for the 60th U S Open in Denver. Veech shot 73 and 70 for 143 three over par at Blue Mound. Tracy Allen Midwest Maple Bluff 146. Allen’s 146, Allen 639? 146. Jimmy Cotter Lake Geneva 147. Billy Schaller Blue Mound 148.
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Milwaukee
Tommy Veech
Wisconsin
Denver
Veech
Blue Mound Country Club
Tracy Jack Allen
Madison
Maple Bluff Country Club
Allen
Jimmy Cotter
Lake Geneva
Billy Schaller
Blue Mound
Tin Fields Highlight British Nigeria Riverfront Regions
British Nigeria in Africa controls more than 9000 square miles of tin fields, expanding mineral resources. The claim outlines vast ore areas and potential mining development across the region.
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Nigeria
Africa
Koufax toed the line in Dodgers 1 0 win over Pirates
Sandy Koufax pitched a one run gem defeating the Pittsburgh Pirates 1 0 as he struck out 10 and retired 19 straight after a rocky start. Norm Larker and Tommy Davis provided the offense with key hits while Bennie Daniels took the loss for Pittsburgh.
La Crosse Wins Wisconsin College Golf Title at Green Lake
La Crosse College captured the team title at Green Lake in the Wisconsin College Conference Golf Tournament finishing with 626. Tom Puls of La Crosse won medalist honors after a sudden death playoff with Jim Hallen of River Falls. Both finished regulation 36 holes at 151, seven over par. Puls claimed victory on the first extra hole with a five.
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Green Lake
la Crosse
Tom Puls
Jim Hallen
River Falls
Puls
Hallen
Original Night Hurler Slated To Throw Bail For 25th Anniversary
Cincinnati hosts a 26th anniversary night game at Crosley Field as Paul Derringer, the Reds ace from the first night game on May 24 1935, returns to throw out the first ball before the Reds meet the Chicago Cubs. Derringer still lives in Cincinnati and is a featured hurler for the occasion.
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Crosley Field
Paul Derringer
Reds
Philadelphia
Derringer
Chicago Cubs
Red Birds Bid For Loop Title
Darlington maintained its lead in the Southwestern Wisconsin League after a 6 to 2 win over Lancaster. Mt. Horeb, Platteville, Fennimore, Prairie du Chien, and Cuba City posted other results with several multiple run innings shaping the standings. Al Brecklin collected three hits and Gary Monson had seven for Darlington as the Red Birds totaled eight hits.
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Wisconsin
Red Birds
Lancaster
Mt. Horeb
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Platteville
Fennimore
Prairie du Chien
Cuba City
al Brecklin
Gary Monson
The
Blackhawks
Monticello Wins Baseball Tourney In District Play
Monticello won the WIAA district baseball tournament by beating Blanchardville 7 6 and New Glarus 5. The Glamers shaded Argyle 2 0 to reach the finals, where Monticello will face Hazel Green. Jim Hefty went 3 for 3 against Blanchardville. John Hefty hit a three run homer in the fourth. Rollie Taylor had three hits against New Glarus as Monticello trailed 10 8 but plated three runs in the first and fifth. Boyd Campbell limited Argyle to two hits in the New Glarus Argyle game as teammates added six hits.
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Blanchardville
New Glarus
Glamers
Argyle
Hazel Green
Jim Hefty
John
Rollie Taylor
Boyd Campbell
Glarus - Argyle
West Indies Exports Crude Oil and Bauxite
Trinidad supplies crude oil while Jamaica and British Guiana export bauxite as top regional earners. The, sector drives substantial revenue for the West Indies economy amid strong demand and global markets.
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Trinidad
Jamaica
British Guiana
West Indies
Diamond Readied At Twining Park
Robert L. Wells announces the new diamond at Gen Nathan F Twining Park should be ready by the first week in June. Old football lights will be installed this week with Monroe Ready Mix hauling fill and Ben Kubly grading the site. Monroe Jaycees help with fences as girls softball and junior leagues prepare rosters.
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Robert L. Wells
Gen. Nathan F. Twining Park
Wells
Board of Education
Thursay
Monroe Ready Mix
Ben Kubly
Monroe Jaycees
Recreation Department
Local Residents Attend Eastern Star Lodge Event
Mrs. Arlie Mitchell of South Wayne reports attendance by Mr and Mrs James Gordee and family Monroe and numerous area residents at the Amos Mahlkuch home for an Eastern Star lodge gathering. The event drew guests from Winslow Browntown Gratiot and nearby communities.
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South Wayne
Mrs
Arlie Mitchell
James Gordee
Monroe
Amos Mahlkuch
Robert Stites
Winslow
M. W. Miller
Ben Maddrell
Anne Binger
Ed Good
Theda May
Glen Beck
Raymond Montgomery
Elpha Leck
Browntown
Clara Bragg
Gratiot
Eastern Star Lodge
Lynn Gruman
Gerald Gruman
Dee Ann Olson
Arthur Olson
Charles Chap
Local residents join Monroe visitors on Saturday
Man and family and Mr and Mrs Arlie Mitchell were among those in Monroe Saturday. Mr and Mrs Harold Kading and Bruce Monroe visited here Saturday.
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Man
Arlie Mitchell
Monroe
Harold Kading
Bruce
Dodgers End Slump With Pirates Win On Koufax Ten Ks
Yesterday's stars include Sandy Koufax of the Dodgers who halted a losing streak by striking out 10 and retiring the last 19 Pirates in order. George Altman of the Cubs homered in the 13th to lift a 7-6 victory over the Reds.
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Dodgers
Pirates
George Altman
Cubs
Reds
Pearl Buck Arrives in Tokyo to Work on The Big Wave Script
Nobel and Pulitzer prize writer Pearl Buck arrives in Tokyo as a tidal wave batters northern Japan. She travels to work on a film adaptation of her novel The Big Wave about Japanese fishermen.
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Pearl Buck
Japan
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