Cubs Top Braves By 5 for Margin
The Chicago Cubs beat the Milwaukee Braves 5-1 as Warren Spahn lost his fourth straight decision. Frank Ernaga homered on the first pitch he faced as a Cubs rookie, delivering the key early runs aided by a bounce that rolled for two. The Braves' Red Murff and Dave Jolly saw action. Milwaukee's hopes hinge on upcoming changes speculated for Saturday.
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Chicago
Milwaukee Braves
Fred Haney
Braves
Chicago Cubs
Brooklyn Dodgers
New York Giants
Milwaukee
Cincinnati Redlegs
St. Louis
Dodgers
Warren Spahn
Haney
Dick Cole
Danny O'Connell
Frank Torre
Joe Adcock
O'Connell
Adcock
Cubs
Spahn
Cub
Moe Drabowsky
Eddie Mathews
Frank Ernaga
Jim Bolger
Ernaga
Bill Bruton
Bolger
Ernaga Follo
Cal Neeman
Ed Mathews
Red Murff
Murff
Dale Long
Neeman
Dave Jolly
Bob Buhl
Don Kaiser
Pheasants to be Rared for 250 Birds Tuesday
Pheasant rearing pens are being prepared here for 250 birds expected Tuesday. Mrs Laverne Kale has been engaged to care for the birds.
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South
Wayne
Laverne Kale
Possible Speedways Qualifying Record by Paul Russo
Indianapolis practice note details a potential speedway qualifying record by Paul Russo in his Novi Special during a second 500 mile time trials session. Rival Tony Bettenhausen posted 144 mph and Pat Flaherty held prior marks, with 24 cars over 140 mph and Elmer George awaiting a final speed to avoid being bumped from the lineup.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Paul Russo
Russo
Canoga Park
Calif
Tony Bettenhausen
Tinley Park Ill
Novi
Tony Bonadies
New York
Pat Flaherty
Chicago
Pat O’connor
North Vernon
Elmer George
Tony Hulman
Madison West Wins Sectional In Golf Meet
Madison West tops sectional with 310 led by Erwin Schlich 74. Monroe 358 and Wisconsin High 366 follow. top three teams advance to state meet at Green Lake. Medalists include Dennis Hunt 88 and Ken Leuenberger 89, with four low scorers from the three winning squads.
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Madison West
Erwin Schlich
Nakoma
Regent
Monroe
Wisconsin High
Madison East
Monona Grove
Stoughton
Madison Central
Cambridge
West
Green Lake
Dennis Hunt
Ken Leuenberger
Bill Lovelace
Reese Riddrough
Don Christianson
Don Quamn
Erwin Smith
Dick Quintana
Reese Riddiough
Ralph Schlich
Bill Haberman
John Youngquist
Dick Gregg
Ray Hustad
Pat Kohl
Jerry Schrenk
Ed Peabody
Dave Stoneman
Dan Burke
Jim Kelner
Bob Aikens
Paul Turner
John Broin
Eric Lysne
Allen Swenson
Tom Weier
Jim Monson
Ed Garveille
Cliff Lewis
David Johnson
Keith Johnston
Bill Strobusch
Mark Bouma
David Fahs Receives First National High School All American
Monroes high school basketball star David Fahs earned a top honor as part of the inaugural National High School All American team by the Wigwam Wisemen. Fahs set a 415 point conference record and 583 season total, with a future East West All Star bid in Hutchinson Kansas on June 14. He eyes a Big Ten college, with Michigan State Iowa and Wisconsin among options.
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David Fahs
Monroe High School
Wigwam Wisemen of America
Fahs
Hutchinson
Kas
Michigan State
Iowa
Wisconsin
Stars End Slump With Two Homers In Dodgers Win
Yesterday's Stars Roy Campanella and the Dodgers beat the Giants 6-0 after Campanella, benched for five games with a 0-for-14 slump, drove in four runs with two home runs in three at bats. Moe Drabowsky of the Cubs fanned five and walked four as they defeated the Braves 5-1.
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Roy Campanella
Dodgers
Giants
Moe Drabowsky
Cubs
Braves
Braves TV blackout sparks mixed fan reaction statewide
Milwaukee Braves face statewide Game of the Week blackout from NBC with Wisconsin coverage extending to all state areas. Despite protests and ticket returns claimed by Braves officials, overall attendance remains high at County Stadium while border areas access games via distant stations. Braves President Cairnes hints at possible removal from TV next season.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee Braves
County Stadium
Braves
NBC
St. Louis
Fox River Valley
Bill Eberly
Eberly
Wisconsin
Boston
Joseph Cairnes
Illinois
Upper Michigan
Minnesota
Patterson to defend heavyweight title against Jackson at Polo Grounds
New York promoters announce Floyd Patterson will defend his world heavyweight title against Tommy Jackson on July 29 or 30 at the Polo Grounds. Emile Lence promotes the bout after connecting with Jackson's manager Lippe Breidbart on a 20 percent gate and TV revenue deal. Patterson, 22, has not fought since beating Archie Moore in Chicago last November.
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New York
Tommy
Hurricane) Jackson
Floyd Patterson
Polo Grounds
Emil Lence
Eastern Parkway Arena
Brooklyn
Cas D’amato
Patterson
International Boxing Club
Lence
Jackson
Julius Helfand
New York State Athletic Commission
Lippe Briedbert
D’amato
Helfand
Breidbart
SEC
Harry Markson
IBC
Lippe Breidbart
Jim Norris
Archie Moore
Chicago
Highland Defeats Darlington 7-5 In WIAA Sectional Final
Highland high school baseball beat Darlington 7-5 to advance in the WIAA sectional finals. Jim Myers pitched five strong innings on the mound. The Highlanders erased a 5-4 deficit in the sixth with three runs to seal the win. Darlington’s Denny Roselip doubled and went 2-for-3, while Highland's Rollie Rosenkranz went 2-for-3 with two hits.
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Highland High School
Jim Myers
Darlington Redbirds
Highlanders
Darlington
Denny Roselip
Highland
Rollie Rosenkranz
Akins Knocks Out Beecham in Third
Virgil Akins stops Jimmy Beecham in the third round of a 10 round welterweight bout at Capitol Arena. The St. Louis veteran landed a single decisive right at 2:23, earning a technical knockout as Beecham could not continue. Beecham weighed 151, Akins 147, and the win pushed Akins to 42-16-? in a 58 fight career.
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Washington
Virgil Akins
Jimmy Beecham
Capitol Arena
Akins
St. Louis
Miami
Beecham
Marty Gallagher
Gallagher
Carmen Basilio
Eddie Yawitz
Virgil
Angelo Dundee
Jimmy
Courtney Breaks World Record In 880 Yards
Tom Courtney shattered the world mark for 880 yards with a 1 46.8 at the Coliseum Relays in Los Angeles. Australia’s Merv Lincoln led the mile race with a 4 01 time, defeating an international field.
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Los Angeles
Tom Courtney
Australia
Merv Lincoln
Coliseum
Indians Rally to Top White Sox 4 3 in Four Game Set Opener
Cleveland edges Chicago 4-3 as Wertz and Colavito drive in two runs in the seventh to erase a 3-2 deficit. Dick Tomanek picks up the win after Bob Lemon injures his thigh, keeping the Indians within a game of the Yankees in the American League race.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Indians
Chicago White Sox
New York Yankees
Tribe
White Sox
Yankees
Vic Wertz
Gene Woodling
Roger Maris
Rocky Volavito
Wertz
Colavito
Washington
Boston
Baltimore
Detroit
Tigers
Kansas City
Cincinnati
Redlegs
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Chicago
Brooklyn Dodgers
New York Giants
Philadelphia
Phillies
Pittsburgh
Jack Harshman
Bill Fischer
al Smith
Paul LaPalme
Gerry Staley
Dick Tomanek
Bob Lemon
Andy Carey
Chuck Stobbs
Jimmy Foxx
Hank Greenberg
Joe Dimaggio
Gus Zernial
Tom Sturdivant
Ted Williams
Red Sox
Orioles
Frank Malzone
Gene Stephens
Rbi
Jim Brideweser
Cardinals
Joe Nuxhall
Redleg
Larry Jackson
Sam Jones
Hoyt William
Dodgers
Roy Campanella
Johnny Antonelli
Carl Furillo
Don Newcombe
Left-Handed Golfers Start Round Robin Tournament
A handicap tournament for left-handed golfers begins at Monroe Country Club with entrants including Dr. C. E. Baumle Herman Christen William Rees Dr. C. G. Henninger Kenneth Schneider Stewart Haberman and Robert V. Chinnock. The event is round robin with each player facing every other for a nine-hole round and all rounds must be finished by July end. A trophy funded by the contestants will be awarded to the winner.
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Monroe Country Club
C. E. Baumle
Herman Christen
William Rees
C. G. Hennager
Kenneth Schneider
Stewart Haberman
Robert V. Chinnock
Badger Golfers Take Second in Big Ten Meet
In Iowa City the Wisconsin Badgers golf team stood second after 36 holes in the Big Ten Tournament with a 769 total, nine strokes behind Ohio State. Roger Rubendahl was tied for fifth at 150, while Doug Rasmussen and Jim Remmert shared seventh at 151 with Jim Ross of Ohio State.
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Iowa City
Iowa
University of Wisconsin
Badgers
Ohio State
Wisconsin
Roger Rubendahl
Frank Carr
Doug Rasmussen
Jim Remmert
Jim Ross
Monroe Liquor License Notices For Numerous Applicants
Legal notices announce liquor license applications in Monroe city hall. Applicants include Paul E Baltzer Sr at 1513 15th Avenue for premises 637 Highway 11 West and George T Hohstein at 1107 Sixteenth Avenue. Additional names: Sybil A Teehan at 1028 17th Avenue as pharmacist, Harold A Blumer at 1028 Seventeenth Avenue, Alois and Joe Milz at 1012 Seventeenth Avenue, Florence Manos at Highway 69 Monroe, Zilmer Riley Post No 84 American Legion at Argyle Road, Paul P and Helen Louise Dannerbeck at 909 Sixteenth Avenue, Eugene Hotel Corporation Monroe at 1517 Eleventh Street, Robert J Hahlen at 1023 Sixteenth Avenue.
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Monroe
Paul E. Baltzer Sr
15Th Avenue
Highway 11
George T. Hohenstein
16Th Avenue
Sixteenth Avenue
City Ec'erk
Sybil A. Teehan
Sth
17Th Avenue
Harold A. Blumer
19Th Avenue
Seventeenth Avenue
Alois
Joe Milz
Florence Manos
Highway 69
F. M. Bray
Zilmer-Riley Post
American Legion
Argyle Road
Fr. M. Bray
Paul P
Helen Louise Dannerbeck
F.M. Bray
Eugene Hotel Corporation
Eleventh Street
Robert J. Hahlen
19Th Street
Legal liquor license notices for Monroe applicants named
The Monroe city clerk advertises liquor license applications for multiple applicants including Ernest A Zumbach 1112 Seventeenth avenue and Albert H Mielke 1502 Eleventh street with Class B licenses. Other listed applicants include Louis Krauer 1335 Seventeenth street Monroe Country Club Fast End of 21st Street and Willis F Nafsger 1124 17th Avenue. details follow after each applicant’s name.
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Monroe
Ernest A. Zumbach
Fifteenth Street
Seventeenth Avenue
F. M. Bray
Albert H. Mielke
Eleventh Street
Louis Krauer
Eleventh Avenue
Seventeenth Street
Monroe Country Club
21St Street
Willis F
Robert D. Nafsgér
17Th Avenue
Albert Aeberli
Multiple Applicants Named in Monroe Notices of Premises
A stream of public notices lists applicants for premises licenses and related addresses in Monroe. Names include George and Genevieve Bichanich at 1315 Seventeenth Street, Loyal Order of Moose Lodge 754 at 1607144 Tenth Street, Arthur Spoerry Jr at 1301 Fifteenth, Fred Beer Jr and Jacob H. Steffen at 1602 Twelfth, Edward and Opal Grossen at 909 Sev., Olga M. Voelkh at 921 Sixteenth Avenue, Turner Hall Club at 1217 Seventeenth Avenue, Cheese Capital Aerie 2651 F.O.E. at 1021 16th Avenue, Louis R. Wolle son at 1002 Seventeenth Avenue, Clarence F. Kempfert at 1620 Eleventh Street, Robert E. Wenger at Seventeenth Avenue, and others.
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Monroe
Loyal Order of Moose
Tenth Street
F. M. Bray
Fred Beer Jr
Jacob H. Steffen
Twelfth Street
Ee Cheese Capital Aerie
16Th Avenue
Monroe Township liquor license applicants listed
Name of applicant W F W Cecil Jones Post 2312 Monroe class B. Ad ire of premises 1301 Seventeenth street. Marion L and Lester G Forcade Licome address Monroe class B. Address of premises 1024 Seventeenth avenue. Name of applicant Kay Wong residence Rt 4 Monroe class B malt beverages class B intoxicating liquor address of premises 500 feet from Highway 81 North Route 4 Monroe. Glenn Benkert township clerk.
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Monroe
W.F.W. Cecil Jones
Seventeenth Stree
Feland
Marion L
Lester G. Forcade
Licome
Seventeenth Avenue
F. M. Bray
Kay Wong
Rt. 4
Highway 81
Route 4
Glenn Benkert
Cyril J. Loveland
Worch
Marie Brunner
Seabed Town Notice Lists Sale Applicants
Township clerk records sale of names of applicants for a Monroe seamen position. Harold and Bernadine Pilz are residents of 1511 Lith Street.
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Monroe
Harold and Bernadine Pilz
Applications for Liquor Licenses in Monroe Area
Public notices list multiple applicants including Cyril J. Loveland and Marie Brunner Trust Estate seeking Class B malt beverage and Class B intoxicating liquor licenses. Premises located on highways 1181 east, 69 worch Route 4 Monroe and 81 north west Route 4 Monroe with associated residence details.
Weekend Baseball Scores and Schedule Across Leagues
Friday results show Cleveland beating Chicago 4 3 Boston defeating Baltimore 4 3 New York 8 Washington 1 with Detroit Kansas City rain delayed. Upcoming schedules include Detroit at Kansas City at 2 30 p m and Cleveland at Detroit at 8 15 p m plus multiple national league fixtures through Sunday.
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Chicago
Cleveland
New York
Boston
Detroit
Kansas City
Baltimore
Washington
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Philad
Wisconsin Rapids Fluoridation Cuts Child Decay
The Wisconsin Rapids city health report shows a 41 percent drop in tooth decay among kindergarten children since fluoridation began six years ago. Dr. Glenn Bennett oversaw the program and announced the survey findings noting more children with unblemished teeth.
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Wisconsin Rapids
State Board of Health
Glenn Bennett
Golfer Recovers Ball After Slice Into Lake
In Killarney Ireland a golfer sliced a ball into a lake and stunned a trout surfacing for a fly. A companion waded in recovered the ball and caught the fish, the unlikely pairing making headlines in local sports.
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Killarney
Ireland
Brodhead By Miss Grace Marsh
Mr and Mrs James Dooley Monticello entertained friends Sunday including Mr and Mrs Fred Marty Hartford Mrs Ethel Ensweiler Chicago Mrs Kathryn Lewis Brodhead and Miss Thelma Ames and Stanley Woodruff Janesville The Dooleys and Fred Marty visited Mrs Grace Hartman Sunday
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James Dooley
Monticello
Fred Marty
Hartford
Ethel Ensweiler
Chicago
Kathryn Lewis
Brodhead
Thelma Ames
Stanley Woodruff
Janesville
Dooleys
Fred Martys
Grace Hartman
Decorah
Warren Selbo
O. W. Brager
Karen
Judy
Robert Vogel
D. L. Schultz
Glen Hartman
Roland C. Lewis
David
Jean Ann
Sharon
Beloit
Jessie Douglas
Betty Pinnow
Oscar Pinnow
Goldenred Creamery
Wisconsin Catholic High School Baseball Tourney Opens
Edgewood Madison and La Crosse Aquinas advanced from opening round games along with De Pere St Norbert and Milwaukee Notre Dame. They moved into today's semifinals in the Wisconsin Catholic High School Baseball Tournament.
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Enasha
Madison Edgewood
la Crosse Aquinas
de- Pere St. Norbert
Milwaukee
Notre Dame
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Fifteenth Avenue
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Edward H. Scharer
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Fourteenth Avenue
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