Monroe Qualifies For Seven Events At State Meet
Monroe high school athletes qualified for seven events at the state Class B finals in Madison. Vic Chambers set a Monroe mark and tied the state fastest time in the 120 yard high hurdles at 14.6 seconds while Harold Disch clocked 4 47.4 in the mile. Prien won the 880 at Janesville, with other top placers in shot put, discus, and sprints. Whitefish Bay leads Class B with nine athletes in ten events.
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Monroe
Madison Saturddy
Janesville
Vic Chambers
Charles Starr
Richland Center
Harold Disch
Monroe High School
Fred Simpson
Bob Prien
Chambers
Stoughton
Duke Radecki
Gary Quinn
Ray Carter
Pat Barnard
Bill Tenatsch
George Mauerman
Tom Crook
Gordon Stauffacher
Delbert Shaffer
Sraced
Platteville
Tste
Whitefish Bay
Pete Theis
Port Washington
John DeMerit
Harry ‘Kaiser
White
Gary Davis
Waupaca
Jim Vedder
Shealls
Jon Hanson
Marinette
Jack Kern
Watertown
Mike McCabe
Menasha
Len DePalma
Chandler Dies After 21 Years As Marquette Coach
MILWAUKEE Wanam 5 Bill Chandler 57 longtime Marquette University basketball coach died Sunday Heart ailment listed as cause He previously coached at Wisconsin River Falls and Iowa State and led many Marquette stars including Ronzani Morstadt Dineen and Berce in a career spanning decades.
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Milwaukee
Wanam
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Marquette University
Chandler
Chicago
Chandi
University of Wisconsin
River Falls State College
Iowa State
National Basketball Coaches’ Association
Marquette
Gene Ronzani
Ray Morstadt
Bobby Dineen
Dave Quabius
Bill Komenich
Gene Berce
Hogan Captures Colonial Open At Colonial Country Club
Ben Hogan won the Colonial National Invitation at Colonial Country Club in Fort Worth Texas finishing 72 holes at three under par 262 to collect 5000 dollars and extend his lead as the season money leader with 11400 dollars in three events this year. Scientists long list nine elements known before year one.
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Ben Hogan
Fort Worth
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Colonial Country Club
Monroe Bowlers Sweep Wisconsin State Tourney Prizes
Prize winners in the 51st Wisconsin State Bowling Association tournament, held in Milwaukee from February 14 to May 17, will collect checks from Louis Wolleson, director. Don Root led Monroe with a minor singles 64 and $58.50. Bill Wartenweiler earned $26.60 for 55th with 626. Deb Share and Wally Miller topped the doubles at 26th with 1212 and $50. Records show top teams and numerous minor events with prize money totals across doubles, singles, and teams.
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Milwaukee
Louis Wolleson
Monroe
Don Root
Callect
Bill Wartenweiler
E. Elmer
Bill Rees
Lou Hackle
Duke Etter
al Henning
Chuck’ Buehler
Arnold Mueller
Bill, Wartenweiler
Chet Becker
Trumpy
Burt Bacon
Forrest Riese
Charles Bloom
Bill Zuhike
Vic Carson
Ed Pickett
Native Dancer Wins Pimlico Ahead of Jamie K in Pimlico Crowd
The gray colt Native Dancer, Alfred G. Vanderbilt's star, wins the Preakness at Pimlico before a crowd of 30,756. Fans praise him as a possible greatest, though some experts note he won by only a neck over Jamie, a strong finisher who had limited prior success.
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Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Pimico
Native Dancer
Jamie
DiMaggio Caps Reported Stolen From Cooperstown Vault
Officials at the Baseball Hall of Fame report two Joe DiMaggio caps stolen from the DiMaggio locker in Cooperstown New York. Museum pieces valued for their historic significance may be irreplaceable. Police investigation underway with no arrests announced.
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Dimaggio
Cooperetown
Baseball Hall of Fame
Joe DiMaggio
Waukesha Wins Wisconsin Catholic High School Championship
Waukesha Me Tan captured the Wisconsin State Catholic High School Baseball title by pounding Green Bay Central Catholic for 20 hits and a 159 victory on Sunday.
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Waukesha
Menasha
Waukesha Me Tan
Green Bay Central Catholic
Braves Hold Lead as Luck Helps in Chicago Twin Bill
Milwaukee held the league lead as they split a Chicago doubleheader with the Cubs. They won 5-4 in the opener thanks to Del Crandall's double and a run-producing sequence in the second inning. The Cubs won the finale 5-2. The Cardinals moved to a challenger spot with a 2-0 win over Cincinnati while Philadelphia fell to third after a 16-2 loss to Brooklyn.
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Chicago
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Ransom Jackson
Bill Bruton
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Phillies
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Giants
Warren Hacker
Johnny Antonelli
Ernie Johnson
Roy Smalley
Vern Bickford
Bob Buhl
Toby Attwell
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Jim Wilson
Johnny Klippstein
George Crowe
Johnny Logan
Billy Bruton
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Hal Jeff
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Jim ‘Pendleton
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Joe Alcock
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Cincinnati Redlegs
Don Liddle
Ma Surkont
Major League Baseball Scores and Standings Update
National League results and pennant chase with Milwaukee Chicago New York Brooklyn Philadelphia St Louis Cincinnati Pittsburgh tied in close race. American League results show New York Boston Chicago Detroit Cleveland St Louis and Detroit schedule with upcoming games. Wisconsin State League standings list Green Bay Wausau Sheboygan Fond du Lac Appleton Wisconsin Rapids Janesville Oshkosh with results from recent games and postponed contests. Pirates and Phillies win in minor notes. Cubs and Braves rivalry noted with key performances and upcoming doubleheader.
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Brooklyn
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Chicago
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Staley shuts out Cincinnati as Cardinals win in tight game
Yesterday Ray Boone of the Indians hit a grand slam to spark a 9-8 Cleveland win in the second game of the sweep over St. Louis. Staley pitched five hits allowed and completed his sixth straight win, while the Cardinals were held scoreless.
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Gerry Staley
St. Louis Cardinals
Cincinnati
Ray Boone
Cleveland Indians
Cleveland
St. Louis
Legal notices on liquor license applications flood city records
A chaotic compilation shows multiple legal notices filed with the city clerk regarding liquor license applications. Names such as Bray and Bray appear with various premises addresses including Seventeenth Avenue and Sixteenth Street, indicating numerous applicants and locations in the city.
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