Monroe Edges Beloit 10-9 in nine innings comeback win
Gene Vincent led Monroe with three hits and a clutch single driving in Dave Grams as the Cheesemakers outslug Beloit 10 to 9 at Recreation Park. Jon Lengacher went five for five, and Pete von Allmen pitched seven strong innings to earn the win.
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Gene Vincent
Recreation Park
Dave Grams
Monroe
South Beloit
Jon Lengacher
Stoughton
Beloit
Clay Jackson
Pete von Allmen
Strick
Grams
VonAllmen
Whitey Engegretson
Herman Huber
Larry Rackow
Vincent
Rackow
Lengacher
Engebretson
von Allmen
Huber
Logan Credits Concentration For 58 Batting Slump
Philadelphia report notes Johnny Logan of the Milwaukee Braves attributes his 1958 slump to overfocus on hitting. He recalls predicting a pennant lead, endured a .226 average, then resumed solid form with a 3-for-3 night against Philadelphia, including a roof-shot homer.
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Philadelphia
Johnny Logan
Milwaukee Braves
Logan
Logen
Endicott
N. Y
Braves
Tokyo and Innsbruck Named 1964 Olympic Hosts
Tokyo won the bid to host the 1964 Summer Games becoming the first Asian city to stage the event. Innsbruck, Austria, was selected for the Winter Games with 49 of 58 ballots, beating Calgary and others. Detroit had lobbied for 1964 but lost, aiming for 1968 instead.
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Munich
Germany
Tokyo
Innsbruck
Austria
Detroit
Michigan City
Vienna
Buenos Aires
Santiago
Chile
International Olympic Committee
Brenner Pass
Calgary
Canada
Squaw Valley
Calif
Olympic Committee
Brussels
National League scoreboard and around-the-league games recap
National League standings show Milwaukee leading with 23 wins and .622, followed by Los Angeles 22 20, Pittsburgh 20 18, Cincinnati 21 21, Philadelphia 15 23. Tuesday results include Philadelphia 7 Milwaukee 3 and Chicago 9 St. Louis 4. Wednesday schedule lists St. Louis at San Francisco and Chicago at Los Angeles. American League standings place Cleveland at 13–3 and Baltimore 22–17, with Detroit 16–22 and New York 14–21. Multiple games noted with Cleveland at Chicago and Washington at Baltimore as upcoming.
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W. L. Pet
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Cageato
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Chicago
St. Louis
Cleveland
Baltimore
Washington
Kansas City
Delta
New York
Detroit
Boston
Lancaster defeats Dodgeville to take runner-up in league
Lancaster 5 Dodgeville 3 as Lancaster moves to second place in the Southwestern Wisconsin baseball race behind Mt. Horeb. Jerry Rudhti hit a two run homer and Don Carroll allowed four hits. Boscobel 6 Cuba City 5. Platteville 8 Darlington 5. Fennimore 10 Prairie du Chien 0.
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Lancaster
Wisconsin
Dodgeville
Mt. Horeb
Jerry Rudhti
Don Carroll
Boscobel
Cuba City
Platteville
Darlington
Fennimore
Prairie du Chien
Podres Continues Dodger Run Of Shutouts In Giants Victory
Johnny Podres improved to 5-2 with a two hit 8-0 win over the San Francisco Giants marking his third straight triumph. The 26 year old southpaw, famed for the 1955 World Series heroics, carried a no hitter into the seventh inning before two consecutive singles ended the bid. Hodges provided the offense with two two run homers and Gray added another, as Los Angeles narrowed the gap in the standings. Podres struck out seven and walked three while earning his 14th career shutout over the Giants.
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Johnny Podres
Brooklyn Dodgers
New York Yankees
Navy
Dodgers
Los Angeles
Dodger
San Francisco Giants
Podres
Daryl Spencer
Bob Schmidt
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis
Gil Hodges
Mike McCormick
Dick Gray
Giants
Padres
Tigers Rise From AL cellar With Rally at Kansas City
Detroit moved up to sixth after a three run seventh inning beat Kansas City 4 3. Gail Harris hit a two run homer and Ray Narleski earned the win as Jerry Davie notched his first major league victory. The Tigers had earlier dropped to the cellar after losing to Cleveland in a Sunday twin bill but rebounded to shake up the standings with the late rally.
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Associated. Press
Detroit Tigers
Yankee Stadium
Tigers
Yankees
Cleveland
New York
Kansas City
Boston
Detroit
Washington
Gail Harris
Ray Narleski
Jerry Davie
Ed Cannon Named Wisconsin MVP for 1959 Baseball
Ed Cannon from Chicago was named Wisconsin’s 1959 baseball MVP after catching all 30 Badger games and posting a .317 batting average. Frank Marik, Chicago second baseman, elected 1960 captain and led the team with 19 RBIs as Wisconsin finished 9-6 in the Big Ten and 17-13 overall.
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Madison i
Ed Cannon
University of Wisconsin
Frank Marik
Chicago
Cannon
Badger
Marik
Badgers
Ethel Merman Cancels Gypsy Performance for Daughter’s Graduation
New York reports that Ethel Merman will skip the June 3 matinee and evening shows of Gypsy to attend her daughter's high school graduation in Denver. The Broadway star prioritizes family milestones over the scheduled stage run.
Brodhead By Miss Grace Marsh
Mrs Emma Pinnow spent the weekend at her home here and returned to Stockton IN to the home of her daughter Mrs Harold Guttmer and family. Mr and Mrs W S Murphy West Allis spent the weekend at the F H Dedrick and Vernon Knezel homes. Mr and Mrs Thomas R Pfisterer Freeport visited here Saturday. Mr and Mrs Paul Riese visited Mr and Mrs Charles Laube Beloit Sunday. Mr and Mrs LeRoy Laube Lombard NL visited at the Talie Everson and Eugene Clark homes over the weekend.
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Emma Pinnow
Stockton
Harold Guttmer
W. S. Murphy
West Allis
F. H. Dedrick
Vernon Knezel
Thomas R. Pfisterer
Freeport
Paul Riese
Charles Laube
Beloit
Seventh and Eighth Grades Edge Ninth in Junior High Meet
In the Monroe physical education junior high meet at Green County Fairgrounds the seventh and eighth grades beat the ninth by 77 to 75. Karl Mueller led with firsts in the broad jump 100 yard dash and half mile while team placings built the winning margin.
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Monroe Physical Educational Department
Green County Fairgrounds
Karl Mueller
Gray Steensrud
Bill Kohn
Dan Counselman
Larry Naesers
Don Elliot
Roger Brunkow
Ken Smith
Bob Pick
Grady Steensrud
Larry Blaser
Space Journal magazine born by Huntsville space workers
Space Journal born in Huntsville by Redstone Arsenal staff including editors and engineers to share space science and frontier challenges. First issue requested 5 000 copies, Sputnik spurred 15 000 more, second issue 100 000, fifth issue March May 1959 150 000 copies. B Spencer Isbell editor and creator with international reader letters and USSR abstracts printed.
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Huntsville
Ala
Space
Redstone Arsenal
Space Journal
Davis Jr Nominated for Major General Highest Rank
Brig. Gen. Benjamin O. Davis Jr., an African American officer, is nominated by President Eisenhower to become a major general, the highest rank ever held by a person of his race in the U S Air Force.
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Washington
Benjamin O. Davis Jr
Eisenhower
Legal Notice Alcohol Licenses Filed in Monroe City
Notice lists multiple applicants for liquor licenses in Monroe with class B licenses. Includes W F W C Jones Post 2312 Monroe 1301 Seventeenth Street and many others with home addresses and premises addresses across Seventeenth Avenue Sixteenth Avenue Highway 68 and related sites.
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Monroe
W.F.W. C Jones
Moenroe
Seventeenth Street
Fr Felder
Seventeenth Avenue
Paul E. Baltzer Sr
15Th Avenue
Highway 11
George T. Hollenstein
16Th Avenue
Sixteenth Avenue
Sybil Techan
Twentieth Avenue
Kiss
F. M. Bray
Harold A. Blumer
19Th Avenue
Alois
Joe Milz
Aliuson J
Lilian Hawthorne
Highway
M. Bray
Zilmer-Riley Post
American Legion
Paul P
Helen Louise Dannerbeck
F.M. Bray
Eugene Hotel Corporation
Eleventh Street
Robert J. Hablen
19Th Street
Ernest A. Zumbach
Fifteenth Street
Louis Krauer
Eleventh Avenue
H. J. Bergman
Ith Street
Robert J
Elda BurkhaHer
Louis R. Wolleson
Fourteenth Avenue
Christine “Belle Elliott
Caroline Bayrhoffer
Sixth Street
BK. M. Bray
Legal liquor license notices for Monroe applicants list
Public notice lists numerous applicants for liquor licenses in Monroe. Names include Ernest Zum bach Wilbur Eaton Jay Eaton Louis Krauer Clarence Kempfert H J Bergman Willis Nafzger Albert Reberli Fred Schenkel Ralph Mahley Loyal Order of Moose Lodge 754 Fred Beer Jr Jacob Steffen Arthur Spoerry Robert Burkhauer Edward Bregenzer George Geiger Turner Hall Club Cheese Capital Aerue and others with home and premises addresses across Monroe.
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Monroe
Loyal Order of Moose
Tenth Street
F. M. Bray
Fred Beer Jr
Jacob H. Steffen
Twelfth Street
Steeno Elected Wisconsin Golf Captain for Next Year
Charles Steeno of Green Bay was elected captain of the Wisconsin golf team for next year. He won 21 matches, lost 10 and tied three, and led Wisconsin at the Big Ten meet with a 310 total for 72 holes.
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Madison
Charles Steeno
Green Bay
Wisconsin
Steeno
Podres Shuts Out Giants as Dodgers Roll 8-0
Johnny Podres pitched 71 2 3 innings without a hit before finishing with a two hitter and seven strikeouts in an 8 0 Dodgers win. Gil Hodges provided the offense with a pair of two run homers powering the shutout victory.
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Johnny Podres
Dodgers
Giants
Gil Hodges
Podres
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