Spahn Earns 193rd NL Victory Over Dodgers
Warren Spahn improved to 5-3 with his sixth complete game as Milwaukee defeated the Dodgers 10-2. The win, seventh shy of 300, marked two wins in one season against Los Angeles for the first time in a decade, with Frank Thomas hit his 200th career homer and Hank Aaron adding a solo shot. The Braves also benefited from four double plays and seven hits.
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Los Angeles Dodgers
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Milwaukee
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Spahn
Pittsburgh Pirates
St. Louis
San Francisco
Senators
Minnesota Twins
Angels
Lary
Ken Hunt
Averill
Ryne Duren
Ronnie Kline
Rocky Colavito
Baseball Scoreboard and Weekend Results Across Leagues
The AMERICAN LEAGUE standings show Cleveland leading with 23 wins, New York 20, and Baltimore at 18. Weekend results include Washington 4 Minnesota 3, Chicago 3 New York 0 in a postponed slate, and San Francisco sweeping Chicago 3 2 in 13 innings with other night games listed.
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Minnesota
Washington
Kansas City
Los Angeles
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San Fran
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Milwaukee
St. Louis
Philadelphia
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Congo River Basin drains vast African area by tributaries
The Congo River watershed covers about 1,450,000 square miles in Africa. It features extensive river networks feeding the Congo and its many tributaries, shaping regional drainage patterns across multiple nations.
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Congo River
Trials Set for 500 Entries at Indianapolis 500
Carburetion day at the Indianapolis Speedway previews the 500 mile race with 33 cars on track. Jack Brabham, Australian champion, drives a rear engine Cooper Climax aiming to become the first foreign winner since 1916.
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Indianapolis
Indianapolis Speedway
Brickyard
Jack Brabham
Australia
Brabham
Dario Resta
Herb Score Sent to Pacific Coast League Farm Club
Veteran left hander Herb Score, once a million dollar pitching ace, is optioned by the Chicago White Sox to San Diego of the Pacific Coast League. Manager Al Lopez says the move will give Score regular pitching every four days to work through his difficulties since his major league decline.
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New York
Herb Score
Chicago White Sox
San Diego
Herb
al Lopez
Cox Posts 5-3 Record on College Tennis Team
Tom Cox a former Monroe high school athlete finished the tennis season at Whitewater State College with a 5 3 singles record earning varsity as a freshman. He played No 2 and teamed with Ned Perri to win a doubles match at Oshkosh helping the school take third in the state meet. He also competes in basketball and golf.
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Tom Cox
Monroe
Whitewater State College
Cox
Oshkosh
Ned Perri
Rays-Beat Tigers as Kaline, Colavito Fail to Score
Yesterday's Stars pitching by Ryne Duren and An gels held the Tigers scoreless through 2 innings of hitless relief, fanning Kaline and Colavito for the final outs after a tying walk. Ken Boyer led the Cardinals offense with two homers and a single driving in six in a 12-2 win over the Pirates.
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Ryne Duren
Angels
Tigers
al Kaline
Rocky Colavito
Ken Boyer
Cardinals
RBI
Pirates
Chicago Alderman Seeks Resolution On Sox Plight
Alderman Jack Sperling introduced a Chicago City Council resolution calling on Mayor Daley to investigate the White Sox plight and, if needed, designate Comiskey Park a disaster area to obtain federal help. The Sox were rained out in New York and sit in ninth in the American League.
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Richard J. Daley
White Sox
Comiskey Park
Jack I. Sperling
Sox
New York
Demaret and Snead Sail Canada Cup Team Without Palmer
The top money winners skip PGA events to play for the United States in the Canada Cup at Dorado Beach Puerto Rico. Demaret replaces Palmer alongside Snead as the U S team faces withdrawals by Player and Leonard amid a dispute between the IGA PGA and sponsors.
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Jimmy Demaret
Sam Snead
Uncle Sam
Dorado Beach
Puerto Rico
Demaret
Arnold Palmer
Snead
Palmer
South Africa
Gary Player
Canada
Stan Leonard
PGA
Golf Hall of Fame
Frank Pace
International Golf Association
al Johnston
Quebec
Leonard
Pace
Harold Henning
Henning
England
Bobby Locke
IGA
Memphis
Player
Rosi Faces Crucial 10 Round Bout At Madison Square Garden
Paolo Rosi, 33, Italian born New Yorker, meets Len Matthews in a 10 round televised bout from Madison Square Garden. Rosi, 12-5 underdog to the 22-year-old Philadelphia challenger, needs a win to stay in contention. Matthews is 31-5-2 with 19 KOs, ranked fourth by Ring and fifth by NBA.
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Len Matthews
ABC
Madison Square Garden
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Lenny
Ring
NBA
Dusting powder tainted with endrin triggers recall
Corona Cattle Dust, a dusting powder used on farms, contains endrin in two lots and has been recalled after reports that cattle in northeastern Wisconsin died. H E Halliday of the State Department of Agriculture urged farmers to return the product and dealers to stop distribution. Empty bags should be buried.
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State Department of Agriculture
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Wisconsin
Corona Division
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Halliday
Roxburgh Bob Wins Maywood Park Pace Showdown
Roxburgh Bob captured the $11,428 harness races at Maywood Park in Chicago on Friday night, upsetting Merrie Gesture to win in 2:02. The 4-year-old brown gelding owned by Welch Weaver Busse of Sharon Wisconsin and driven by Don Busse took second in the HTA series standings with Merrie Gesture fading to second and Muncy Han third.
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Chicago
Roxburgh
Maywood Park
Merrie Gesture
Welch-Weaver-Busse
Sharon
Wis
Don Busse
Muncy Hanover
Champs Repeat Milwaukee Racine State Roman Catholic Meet
St. Catherine of Milwaukee Racine easily defended the State Roman Catholic High School meet, becoming the first repeat champion in the event’s history.
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Milwaukee
Racine St. Catherine
Two Bradley Cagers Dismissed After Bribe Report Rejection
Bradley University in Peoria dismisses senior Alpha Saunders and sophomore Tim Robinson after the New York district attorney’s office says they rejected bribe offers but failed to report them. The order sparked a student protest with 500 participants, a dean of men effigy hanging, and police blocking downtown Peoria to disperse a motor cavalcade of 30 to 50 cars.
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Ill
Bradley University
New York District Attorney's Office
Alpha Saunders
James
Tim) Robinson
Chicago
Ed King
Arnold Palmer Leads Halfway in 500 Festival Open
Arnold Palmer, top after two rounds of the revived 50,000 500 Festival Open at Indianapolis, posted 67-70 for 137, five under par. He leads field midway on the frostbitten Indianapolis Motor Speedway course, besting last year's 141 pace and a 73 third round.
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Indianapolis
Arnold Palmer
Witt Sidined St. Louis Streak Batter
Pirates pitcher George Witt will miss several days with a severe bruise to the right ankle and a sprained left ankle after a St. Louis line drive struck him in the eighth inning Friday night.
Detours Include One in Lafayette
Memorial Day travelers in Wisconsin will face highway detours on 11 major routes due to construction. The first seasonal detour report lists closures by county including Washburn, Lincoln, Marathon, Fond du Lac, Dodge, Rock, Lafayette, Racine, Wood, and Waukesha with specific state and US routes affected.
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Wisconsin
State Highway Commission
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State
Spooner
Lincoln
U.S. 51
Tomahawk
Marathon
Stratford
Fond du Lac
Brandon
Dodge State
Horicon
Mayville
Rock
Edgerton
Milton Junction
Lafayette
Wiota
South Wayne
Racine
Waterford
Wood
Pittsville
Dexterville
Waukesha
Browntown Socials and Visits Noted Around Madison
The town’s residents hosted and visited relatives and friends from Monroe Milwaukee Terry Monroe South Wayne Freeport Harvard and Madison. Weekend guests included Dr. and Mrs. John Bartel Elmhurst Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bark Aurora Mrs. Sibyl Bache funeral in Madison Mrs. Bernice Hale assisting in care of Mrs. George Michael and several others visiting at homes in Madison Monroe South Wayne Turtle Lake and Milwaukee.
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John Bartel
Elmhurst
Jorge Michael
Clarence Bark
Aurora
V. A. Tucker
Mmes
Marvin Meythaler
Earl Meythaler
Monroe
Madison
Billie Meythaler
Lester Meythaler
Julia Pickett
W. G. May
Terry
Jimmy
Walter Schmidt
Milwaukee
Cora Bock
Glen Bock
Sibyl Bache
Bernice Hale
South Wayne
George Michael
Mid van Meter
Willis
Bailey Resort
Turtle Lake
Iva Tomlinson
Myron Hurd
Freeport
Anna Binger
St. Clare Hospital
Paul Vincent
Harvard
Ross Vincent
Vernie Werren
Mary Blodgett
Wilbert May
Brue Sticks Even Through Round Two In Festival Golf
Bobby Brue of Milwaukee fired a 72 after opening with 70 to finish two rounds at 142 tied with par as the field nears the $50 000 500 Festival Golf Tournament at Indianapolis.
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Brue
Bobby Brue
Milwaukee
Juda Jolly Juniors Roll Call At May 4-H Meeting
Members presented up to date record books at the Juda Jolly Junior 4-H Club meeting in the school cafeteria. Donald Wunschel led the flag pledge Beverly Schmid led the club pledge.
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Juda Jolly
Donald Wunschel
Beverly Schmid
Mike Affolter
Jacqueline Pinnow
Sandra Helland
Bill Wunschel
Juda Baptist Church
Walt Wunschel
Monroe
Gempler
Affolter
Browntown Busy Beavers Hold May Meeting at Peace Church
Barbara Ross presided over the Browntown Busy Beavers 4-H Club gathering in Fellowship Hall Peace Church Browntown. Gloria Johnson led the pledge Jeffrey Lueck the flag pledge. Members discussed Dairy Day Upham Woods judging and demonstration. JoAnn Montgomery led song and demonstration. Jane Wells and David Johnson spoke on projects. A reading by Barbara Severson and recreation followed. Norman Nelson and Matthew Nall families provided refreshments. The club formed a choir and sang with Jordan Jolly Workers Club for Rural Life Sunday. Flowers were given to the church by the Browntown club. Boys of 4-H acted as ushers.
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Browntown
Busy Beavers
Barbara Ross
Fellowship Hall of Peace Church
Gloria Johnson
Jeffrey Lueck
Upham Woods
Kay Krebs
JoAnn Montgomery
Jane Wells
David Johnson
Barbara Severson
Norman Nelson
Matthew Nall
Jordan Jolly Workers Club
Browntown Club
Argus 4H Club再ve nts and demonstrations recap
At the Argus 4H Club meeting Steven Benkett led the pledge and Vicki Miller gave the flag salute. The group discussed a parents night set for Wednesday June 21. Sharon Pickett presented a first aid demonstration, Evelyn Wenger and Danny Updike spoke on projects, and Vicki Miller read a piece. Recreation.
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Argus Club
Argus
Steven Benkett
Vicki Miller
Sharon Pickett
Evelyn Wenger
Danny Updike
Community event led by Christine Benkert served by Herman Arn family
Christine Benkert led the event with the Herman Arn family providing refreshments, ensuring a hospitable social gathering for attendees.
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Christine Benkert
Herman Arn
Favorite parts of Daughtery Creek 4H Club meeting
Members shared favorite moments from the Daughtery Creek 4H Club meeting at Puddledeck John Meade led the pledge Angy Isely led the flag salute Discussion covered a float for Dairy Day Project talks included Child care Leathercraft and Metal Enameling Refreshments were served by Mrs Ruferner and Mrs Schmid An eighth grader was ill and six eighth graders are graduating from the school
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Daughtery Creek
John Meade
Angy Isely
Diane Svendson
Imogene and
Dean
Ruferner
Cadiz 4H Club Holds Meeting at Cadiz Center School
Sandra Weiss presided as Cadiz 4H Club met at Cadiz Center school. Billy Babler led flag salute Jeffrey Meyer read Your Favorite Joke. Kay O'Neil Rodger Sack led songs Heidi Schlappi played piano. They donated 10 to Community Theater and plan Rural Life Sunday at Peace United Church Browntown.
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Cadiz Club
Sandra Weiss
Cadiz
Cadiz Center School
Billy Babler
Jeffrey Meyer
Kay O'Neil
Rodger Sack
Heidi Schlappi
Peace United Church of Christ
Browntown
Jimmy Babler
Tommy Klemm
Joan Lawyer
Sharon Weiss
Larry Marty
John Marty
Robert Weiss
Merlyn Phillipps
Irvin Phillipps
Mt Pleasant 4 H club plans out of town camps
Four Mt Pleasant 4 H members will attend White Eagle 4 H camp in Illinois and Upham Woods. White Eagle delegates are Joanne Stowe Candice Buehl Kathleen Disch and Janice Daubert. Upham Woods delegates are Bonnie Babler Marilyn Alm Shirley Schultz and Marian Disch. Marian Disch gave the club pledge at the last meeting, roll call had 19 members and three leaders. Group singing led by Candice Buehl with Alice Carroll on accordion.
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MT. Pleasant
Monticello
White Eagle
Illinois
Upham Woods
Joanne Stowe
Candice Buehl
Kathleen Disch
Janice Daubert
Bonnie Babler
Marilyn Alm
Shirley Schultz
Marian Disch
Alice Carroll
4-H Club Holds Food Preservation and Meat Prep Talk
Barbara Carroll and Linda Carroll led sessions on food preservation and lamb judging while Kathleen Disch discussed meat loaf. Leon Disch presented slides as the group planned a Tuesday June 13 tour with a picnic in New Glarus Woods State Park and an ice cream social.
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Barbara Carroll
Janice Daubert
Linda Carroll
Leon Disch
Leon
Kathleen Disch
New Glarus Woods State Park
Harvey Elmer
Harvey Elmers
Clark Dooley
Hiawatha 4H Club May Meeting Highlights
Vicki Smith presided at the May meeting of Hiawatha 4H Club with Gaylord Flannery and Robert Amacher leading flags and pledges. Members performed piano pieces and dances while Susan and Sandra Smith, Cheryl Smith, Susan Rufener, Kristine Brugger and others contributed in programs and skits.
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Vicki Smith
Hiawatha 4H Club
Gaylord Flannery
Robert Amacher
Susan
Sandra Smith
Cheryl Smith
Susan Rufener
Kristine Brugger
Doctor
Linda Rufener
Delores Indergand
Linda van Wagenen
Susan Smith
Roger Amacher
Richard Rufener
Sandra Amacher
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