Monroe Track Team Competes In Wisconsin State Meet At Camp Randall
Monroe high school faces strong field at the 57th WIAA state track meet in Madison with five athletes entering six events plus a four man 880 yard relay. Vic Chambers leads in the 120 yard high hurdles and shot put, Harold Disch marks the Monroe mile, with Gary Quinn in the 200 yard dash and Ray Carter in the 200 yard low hurdles. Other Monroe entrants include Pat Barnard and Bob Prien in the 880 yard relay as sections feature strong competition from Whitefish Bay, Kimberly, Port Washington and more across Class B and A divisions.
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Fred Simson
Monroe
WIAA
Camp Randall
Madison
Sim
Guy Sundt
George Lanphear
Janesville
Whitefish Bay
Jan Jay
Kohler
Madison West
Simpson
Vic Chambers
Harold Disch
Chambers
Gary Quinn
Ray Carter
Bob Prien
Pat Barnard
Bill Ienatsch
Don Olson
Merrill
Vaughn Beeman
Richland Center
Jack Masker
Stuart Courchane
Kimberly
Dave Babcock
Adams Friendship
Harold Benisch
Columbus
Don Jorgenson
Ripon
Don Olsen
Richard Peterson
Marinette
Quinn
Ronald Reichel
Kaukauna
Fred Winkowski
Berlin
Johnson
Terry Kaminsk
John DeMerit
Port Washington
Prien
Robert Grissman
Hartford
Donald Ferrecki
Pulaski
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Prairie du Chien
Ron Kostroski
Jefferson
Charles Laux
Clintonville
Mike’ McCabe
Menasha
Frank Schmitt
Dish
Robert Thiede
Two Rivers
Merlin Gehrke
Platteville
Ray Connell
Jim Esselman
Russell Drews
Oconto
Darrell Heath
Sparta
Lewis Menghe
Mukwonago
Gerald Stein
Wayne Stoltz
Tomah
Duane Pechacek
River Falls
Joe Seger
Curtis
Glen DePaime
Vernon Damstreet
Waupun
Joel Dahlby
Ellsworth
Permanent Marriage Of Bowl Games Seen
A top Big Ten official foresees a permanent Rose Bowl partnership with the Pacific Coast Conference. He cites ongoing annual games on January 1 and notes the Big Ten approved a three year extension of the Rose Bowl contract.
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Champaign
Big Ten
Braves Open 22 Game Road Trip At St Louis
The Milwaukee Braves start a 22 game road swing with a test against the St Louis Cardinals as Vern Bickford faces Jerry Staley. Brooklyn and Philadelphia also eye division leads as the Dodgers host the Pirates and the Giants clash with Brooklyn in a tight NL battle. In AL, Yankees lead White Sox by three after a 6-1 win over Washington while the Browns top Cleveland 7-5.
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Assocuea
Milwaukee Braves
St. Louis
Cardinals
Braves
Vern Bickford
Milwaukee
Jerry Staley
Brooklyn Dodgers
Dodgers
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
New York Giants
Giants
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Washington
St. Louis Browns
Cleveland Indians
Chicago
Detroit
Michigan State and Indiana Lead Big Ten Tennis Field
Michigan State and Indiana led the Big Ten tennis championships going into semifinals, each qualified all six singles players and one doubles team, tied with 25 points. Other totals placed Michigan 11, Illinois 10, Purdue 10, Northwestern 8, Wisconsin 7, Minnesota 3, Ohio State 0.
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Vanston
Ill
Michigan State
Indiana
Msc
Hoosiers
Towa
Michigan
Ilinois
Purdue
Northwestern
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Ohio State
Baseball scoreboard shows standings and results across leagues
Major league standings list New York Chicago Cleveland Boston Philadelphia Washington St Louis Detroit and others with win totals runs and percentages. Thursday to Sunday results note New York beat Washington Philadelphia over Boston St Louis over Cleveland and more. Wisconsin State League results show Green Bay Sheboygan Wausau Fond du Lac Appleton Wisconsin Rapids Janesville Oshkosh with recent scores.
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New York
Chicago
Cleveland
Boston
Washington
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Detroit
Milwaukee
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
York
Cincinnati
Green Bay
Sheboygan
Wausau
Fond du Lac
Appleton
Wisconsin Rapids
Janesville
Oshkosh
Midwest Teams To Use Platoons In College Football
APPLETON The Midwest Conference will reject the NCAA single platoon rule next fall and adopt a broader liberal substitution plan. Sports editor Evans Kirkbay notes nine-member faculties voted at Monmouth Illinois, with review due by June 21. Teams include Lawrence Ripon Carleton St Olaf Coe Cornell Grinnell Monmouth Knox. A free substitution rule will allow players to enter or leave anytime with no play delay.
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Appleton
Evans Kirkay
Appleton Post - Crescent
Kirkby
Monmouth
Ill
Lawrence
Ripon
Wis
Carleton
St. ‘Olaf
Mirin
Coe
Cornell
Grinnell
Knox
NCAA
Midwest
Ford Wins Fourth Straight As Yankees Top Washington
Pitcher Whitey Ford held Washington to five hits as the New York Yankees won for the fourth straight game. In another game Bob Elliott of the St. Louis Browns homered with the bases loaded and drove in two more runs in a 7-5 victory over Cleveland. Illinois favored Champaign prepares for twilight qualifiers as it seeks a third consecutive Big Ten track title with Michigan bringing a large squad to challenge.
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Whitey Ford
New York Yankees
Washington
New York
Bob Elliott
St. Louis
Browns
Cleveland
Illinois
Champaign
Ill
Minois
Michigan
Mlinois
Speedway Rain Prediction Good for Indy 500 Show
Indianapolis expects a dry bias for the 37th Indianapolis 500 as clouds drift east after Illinois, leaving Frankie weather to favor race day. The 200 lap race under humid high 80s temps starts at 10 a.m. CST with 33 machines vying for about 240000 dollars and a crowd forecast of 175000 to 200000. Bill Vukovich took pole at 138.392 mph, while Troy Ruttman won in 1952 with a record 128.992 mph but is out injured. Johnny Parsons and Bill Holland loom as strong challengers.
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Indianapolis
America
Illinois
Bill Vukovich
Vukovich
Troy Ruttman
Ruttman
Johnny Parsons
Vicor
Bill Holland
Fights and Bowling Highlight Night in Various Cities
Reported boxing results list Charley Green stopping Dave Rollins and Bobby Fenty outpointing Jimmy Watkins Jr as Esau Ferdinand and Carl Coates also scored wins in multiple U S locales. Sylvia Wene emerges as Detroit tournament headliner in women's bowling, while Michigan golfer Madion–Maple Bluff opens. Harvie Ward advances to British Amateur semis with a 5 and 4 win over Cyril Windrow.
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Hollywood
Calif
Charley Green
Los Angeles
Esau Ferdinand
San Francisco
Detroit
Carl Coates
Baltimore
Dave Rollins
Newark
N. J
Bobby Fenty
New York
Jimmy Watkins Jr
New London
Conn
Brooklyn Featherweight Flanagan Fight at Madison Square Garden
Lulu Perez of Brooklyn fights Glen Flanagan of St Paul in a 10 round main event at Madison Square Garden. Perez is a 2 to 1 favorite over the veteran who has 81 fights and many tricks. The bout airs tonight at 8:00 p.m. CST on ABC radio and NBC television.
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Flanagan
New York
Lulu Perez
Glen Flanagan
St. Paul
Madison Square Garden
Perez
ABC
NBC
Juda By Mrs. F. N. Miller Juda
Mr and Mrs Roy Fries return home from Arizona after months away. Mrs Lee Shattum and daughter attend Memorial services Sunday for Cpl Raymond Larson of Argyle lost in an Alaska air collision. Juda Boy Scouts join Kiwanis Youth Camp Monroe camporee with about 150 Green District boys. Alfred Waeffler visits Madison. Mrs Chester Wierczorek of Alma dies from injuries in Wisconsin two car crash.
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Roy Fries
Arizona
Lee Shattum
Cpl
Raymond Larson
Argyle
Alaska
Apple Grove
Juda
Kiwanis
Monroe
Green
Alfred Waeffler
Madison
Local residents gather for church and social visits
Mrs C D Curtis co hosts aid meeting at parish house with Reformed church members. Visitors include Mrs John G er and Mrs Dean Steaddler who traveled to Madison to visit daughter and attend events. Doris Jean Kennedy of Monticello, daughter of Howard Kennedy and Mrs. Kennedy, graduated from Wisconsin Academy in Columbus. Families and friends from Monroe Genoa and Rockford visiters and travelers are noted along with recent marriages and moves.
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Aid Mvengelical
Reformed Church
Mmes
John G.er
Ean Steaddler
Madison
Barton Hanson
Tam
Doris Jean Kennedy
Howard Kennedy
Monticello
Wisconsin Academy
Columbus
James
Ed Quade
Dean Zimmerman
Thomas Brusveen
William E. Klassy
Leon
Anna Elmer
Bertha Loveland
Rockford
Paul Shigley
Ed Gmar
New Glarus
Thomas Voegeli
Matt Voegeli
Herman Feenie
Monroe
Yolanda Richards
Rolanda
Ronda
J. P. Mer
Jack Hoskins
Charles Schnetzler
Janet
Jake Voegeli
Schnetzler
Warren Jaarai
Augusta
Ingram
Caroline Voegeli
Wilbert ‘Ludwig and
Linda
Ludwig Sr
Genoa
Norman Rosens
Selmer ‘Lions
Thomas Brusveens
R. W. Woelffer
J. W. Barlow
William Elliott
Unclear Text Contact From Historic Caller Note
Fragmentary note records visitors including Seterane Noothdizon Wesnee and Mr and Mrs Selmer Licearil Agaus Rougn with Ralph Emerson Bres in Breschardville and Ardys for Mrs Hbbe season in Janesville.
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Seterane Noothdizon Wesnee
Selmer Licearil
Agaus Rougn
Ralph Emerson Hottie Breschardville
Ardys
H.bbe
Janesville
Senate Extends Len ton Draft of Doctors
The Senate approved the measure extending the draft of doctors into the armed forces. The bill had already cleared the House and passed by voice vote without objection.
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Washington W
House
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