Madison West Wins State Track Title in Wisconsin Meet
Madison West led a three-way win for division champions at the Wisconsin high school track meet as eight records were set or tied. Madison West claimed Class A with 22 points, Greendale and New Holstein topped other classes, while individual marks were broken by Lanphear in the shot and discus, Dosch in the 220, and Pinkerton in the mile, among others.
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Madison West
Greendale
New Holstein
Monroe Cheesemakers
John Drye
Dave Dwyer
Gerald Hilfiker
Milwaukee King
Stevens Point
Janesville
Green Bay West
West Milwaukee
Platteville
Menasha
Westfield
Willmot
Lance Olson
Lanphear
Lew
Dan Lanphear
Wisconsin
Tom Schulz
Roger van Scotter
Elkhorn
Alan “Schoonover
Boscobel
Don O'Neil
Wisconsin Dells
Gene Hess
Port Washington
Robert Verbick
Frank Lovrekovich
Milwaukee Juneau
Pinkerton
Tad Pinkerton
Waupaca
Carl Deutsch
Cudahy
Robert Dosch
Gary? Drew
Dosch
Arnold Pitzenberger
Wauzeka
Bernie Basle
Earl Hebert
Coleman
Ralph Fabian
Milwaukee Bay View
Ted Kramer
al Folkman
Bonduel
Wisconsin Badgers Take Fourth in Big 100 Meet at Evanston
Forbes and Rubendall pace Wisconsin to fourth with Rubendall third and Forbes sixth in a tight Big 100 golf meet. Purdue wins team title as Michigan and Ohio State contend. Cassady to sign with Detroit Lions before the 1956 All Star game.
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Roger Mupennau
Freeport
David Forbes
Monroe
Wisconsin
Evanston
Rubendall
Forbes
Joe Campbell
Purdue
Rudy Boyd
Northwestern
Ken Rodewald
Michigan State
John Schubeck
Michigan
Ohio State
Badgers
Columbus
Howard “Hopalong
Cassady
Detroit. Lions
Evelyn Anton Wins State All Events in Milwaukee Tourney
Evelyn Anton of Milwaukee topped the all events standings as the ten women's ring bowling tourney concluded. She totaled 1,772 with 607 in singles, 577 in doubles, and 588 in team, helping Englitsch of Milwaukee to a 2,774 team total, 166 pins ahead of runnerup Gutormsen Recreation of Kenosha. Final results note class wins and top placers across A to D divisions, with Margaret Amann taking Class B singles and other team crowns listed.
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Menasha
Evelyn Anton
Milwaukee
Englitsch
Guttormsen
Kenosha
Marguerite Fedkenheuer
Madison
Doris Schwebke
Fond du Lac
Evelyn Aaton
Lorraine Ru[bow
Fran Mersnik
Morma Mucha
MargaretAmann
Beloit
Florence
Michigan, Purdue sweep titles in big weekend sports
The Wolverines defend the Big Ten track and tennis crowns while Purdue secures a consecutive golf championship, marking the season's biggest sports weekend.anzania
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Associated Press
Michigan
Wolverines
Purdue
Braves Host St Louis In Tilt For First In NL Race
Milwaukee, atop the NL by 12 points over St Louis, faces the Cardinals in a pivotal slide rule game after a 7-2 win over the Reds. Frank Torre went 4 for 4 as Lew Burdette earned his third win. Del Crandall and Del Rice sparked an eventful, controversy-filled series.
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ST. Louis
Milwaukee Braves
Cincinnati
County Stadium
Braves
Redbirds
Milwaukee
Redlegs
Frank Torre
Dave Jolly
del Crandall
Stan Landes
del Rice
Landes
The
Crone
Ted Kluszewski
Wally Post
Ray Crone
Eady Way
Lew Burdette
Jolly Lover
Aaron
Jolly
George Crowe
Battig
Frank Robinson
Roy McMillan
Milwaukee Vic
Simgle Uy
Bobby Thomson
Johnny Klipper
Torre
Loser Stein
Hershell Freeman
Joe Art Fowler
Black
McMillan
Freeman
Burdette
Milwau
Kee
Torre Burdette
Danny O'Connell
Johnny Logan
Robinson
O'Connell
Rice
Ed Mathews
Thomson
Don January Wins Dallas Centennial Open Golf Tourney
Don January of Abilene Texas captured the $30,000 Centennial Open in Dallas with a dramatic birdie on the 18th hole sealing a 72 hole total of 268 Sunday.
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Don January
Dallas
Abilene
Tex
Dwyer Scores Hole-in-One At Monroe Country Club
Jerry Dwyer ace on hole eight highlighted a busy weekend of golf at Monroe Country Club. He shot a nine hole 54 844 417-43 in a group with Bud Pilz and Fred Boub ee James Forbes noted summer weather and a busy weekend ahead including the open tournament at Tuckaway Country Club with Eddie Goecks Chester Becker and Russell Myers.
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Jerry Dwyler
Monroeuntry Club
Dwyer
Bud Pilz
Fred Boubee
James Forbes
Country Club
Tuckaway Country Club
Eddie Goecks
Chester Becker
Russell Myers
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June Peterson
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Sturgeon Bay
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Yogi” Berra
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