Mallatt Defeats Monroe 13-10 in Non-Conference Win
Mallatt Drugs beat Monroe 13 to 10 in a non-conference game. Denny Goff struck out 16 and allowed 10 hits to secure the win. Key homers came from Goff and Jerry Dwyer. The game featured a six-run sixth inning and a late tying effort by Monroe before Mallatt pulled away.
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Monroe
Mallatt
Denny Goff
Bill Brickner
Verne Schneider
Brickner
Schneider
Goff
Frank Delaney
Brewer
Brewer Jerry Dwyer
Schneers
Puls
Madison
Clay Jackson
Ken Norder
Dwyer
Jackson
Norder
Hills
Invaders
Brewers
Mahoney
Unger
Stuart
Green
Harvey Loeffel
Fred Huber
Newhauser
Brewer Jackson
Mohnoey
Rush Responds To Scheffing Job
Milwaukee Braves pitcher Bob Rush answered mockery from Cubs manager Bob Scheffing by winning 5-2 in the second game of a doubleheader after Chicago had won the first 1-0. Rush improved to 4-2, while Taylor Phillips moved to 3-0 in relief for Chicago.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee Braves
Bob Rush
Bob Scheffing
Cubs
Rush
Chicago
Taylor Phillips
Braves
Phillips
Scheffing
Mesa
Ariz
Yankees sweep doubleheader with three homer outburst
Yesterday's Stars Berra Howard and Slaughter hit three run homers as the Yankees routed Cleveland 6-1 and 6-3. Pitcher Taylor Phillips of the Cubs shut out his former Milwaukee mates, allowing six hits in the first game.
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Yogi Berra
Elston Howard
Enos Slaughter
Yankees
Cleveland
Taylor Phillips
Cubs
Milwaukee
Chicago
Openers Slated In Softball Loop
Four teams form the Major League softball league with Gemplers vs Simmons and Helland-Hein against Brodhead scheduled for the opener tomorrow night at 8 and 9 30 p m. Northwestern National sits out this year while Minor League action features FFA YMCA St John's Eagles Moose and Pet Milk.
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Gemplers
Simmons
Helland-Hein
Brodhead
Helland- Hein
Commercial Bank
Northwestern National
FFA
YMCA
St. John’s
Eagles
Moose
Pet Milk
Walter Bahler
al Henning Jr
Herman Blum
Braves Trade Hazle to Detroit for cash and player
Milwaukee outfielder Bob Hazle, who sparked the Braves to last year’s pennant with a .403 batting average, was traded to the Detroit Tigers for cash and a yet unnamed player. Hazle, now hitting .179, joined the Braves last season from Wichita and appeared in 41 games as the club pursued the NL pennant and World Championship, collecting 54 hits in 134 at bats with 12 doubles and seven home runs and 27 RBIs.
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Milwaukee
Bob (Hurricane) Hazle
Milwaukee Braves
Detroit Tigers
Braves
San Francisco Giants
Hazle
Andy Pafko
Harry Hanebrink
Wichita
Kas
Campanella Starts New Life as Deputy Boxing Commissioner
Roy Campanella, ex Dodger star and three time National League MVP, boards a new chapter after his 1958 accident. Governor Averell Harriman offers an $8 000 a year post as deputy boxing commissioner, which Campanella will begin while still in hospital. Medical staff note limited arm movement but Campanella adapts, feeds himself, and stays eager to contribute to boxing.
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New York
Roy Campanella
Dodger
Campy
Averell Harriman
Campanella
Harriman
New York University-Bellevue Medical Center
Roy
Donald A. Covall
Covalt
Baseball Scoreboard Shows Early Standings And Results
The scoreboard lists standings for the American and National Leagues with teams such as New York Kansas City Cleveland Baltimore Chicago and Washington, along with win loss records and games back. It notes Monday and Sunday results including Boston Chicago Detroit Washington New York Cleveland Kansas City Baltimore and Sunday tallies, plus pending Tuesday games and rain delays for Philadelphia.
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New York
Kansas City
Cleveland
Baltimore
Chicago
Oren
Washington
Boston
Detroit
Glarners and Brodhead Featured in Hartford Track Meet
New Glarus and Brodhead athletes competed at the WIAA Class C event in Hartford. Kohler won with 29 points while Boyd Campbell placed second in the 880 yard run and tied for fifth in the broad jump with Dennis Murphy of Mineral Point. Gary Williams finished fifth in the 440 yard dash for Brodhead.
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New Glarus
Brodhead
Hartford
Kohler
Boyd Campbell
Glarners
Dennis Murphy
Mineral Point
Gary Williams
Darlington
Bob Burke
Jim van Matre
George Stevenson
Ripon
Darlinton
Bucklin
Bendig
Ft. Atkinson
Castoffs Spark Revenge Wins Across Major League Baseball
Milwaukee and Chicago split a doubleheader with Taylor Phillips delivering a 1-0 Cubs win and Sammy Taylor scoring the lone run. Bill Wight silenced the Reds in relief as St Louis beat Cincinnati 4-2. Harvey Haddix and Curt Flood fueled the Cardinal win and Steve Bilko powered a Reds four run fourth. Giants sweep Pirates 5-2 and 6-1 while a May rainout halted LA vs Philadelphia. A benches-clearing 15 minute incident followed Vernon Law vs Ruben Gomez in the opener.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Chicago
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Taylor Phillips
Sammy Taylor
Bob Rush
Bill Wight
Curtis Flood
Harvey Haddix
Steve Bilko
Phillips
Cubs
Braves
Taylor
Rush
Flood
Cardinals
Redlegs
Wighe
Reds
Haddix
Bilko
San Francisco Giants
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Phillies
Philadelphia
Vernon Law
Ruben Gomez
Frank Cascoli
Law
Pirate
Danny Murtaugh
Gomez
Murtaugh
Khrushchev Sends 66th Birthday Greetings to Tito
Nikita Khrushchev has shifted tone and sent warm birthday wishes to Yugoslav President Josip Broz Tito on Tito’s 66th birthday from Belgrade.
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Tito
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Nikita Khrushchev
33 Racers Qualify For 42nd Indianapolis 500
In Indianapolis the 33 fastest drivers earned spots for the 42nd 500-mile race. Average qualifying speed reached 143.272 mph, surpassing the 1956 record of 142.507 mph under earlier engine rules. Eight newcomers join veterans in the lineup as time trials conclude.
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Indianapolis
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Race for AL second place tightens among rivals
In the American League a tight Battle for second rages with Boston in pursuit of the Yankees. New York swept Cleveland 6 1 and 6 3 while Boston beat Chicago 6 3 and Washington split with the White Sox 4 3. Detroit moved up with wins over Washington 7 2 and 6 3 as Kansas City blanked Baltimore 4 0. Boston alone above .500 at 19 18.
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Associated Press
New York Yankees
Boston
Washington
Red Sox
Yankees
Cleveland
Chicago
White Sox
Detroit
Senators
Kansas City
Baltimore
National Park Service Established by Congress The Park
The U S National Park Service was created by Congress 41 years ago and has recorded more than 627 million visitors in that period.
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U.S. National Park Service
Congress
Cindermen from Monroe take fifth. Hilfiker brothers lead
In the WIAA class B sectional at Janesville, Monroe scored 25 points to finish fifth. Gene Hilfiker won the 220 in 23.55, Gerald Hilfiker placed second in the 440, and Dick Muenith took second in the mile to earn state berths in Ripon. Prairie du Chien led with 47 points. Darlington and others followed with finalists advancing to state.
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Monroe
Janesville
Gene
Gerald Hilfiker
Dick Muenich
Ripon
Darlington
Prairie du Chein
Prairie du Chien
Monona Grove
Platteville
Ft. Atkinson
Stoughton
Prairie du Lac
Wisconsin High
Middleton
Lancaster
Gene Hilfiker
Gerald
Dick Muenith
Two Volunteers Die Shielding Fire In Highland Park Blaze
In Highland Park New Jersey two volunteer firefighters died when they fell through a burning roof. Identified victims are Russell Molimock 39 and William Graff 37 both described as family men with children.
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Highland Park
N. J
Russell Molimock
William Graff
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