Blanchardville Tops Monroe Nine 6-3 on Sunday
Blanchardville defeated Monroe Ameri Legion 6-3 to seize first in the Southern section Home Talent standings. Doug Baker hurled six hits while Hermie Blum and Roy Beach of Monroe limited Blanchardville to six hits but four walks and nine errors aided the locals.
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Argyle Surges To First Home Talent Win Over New Glarus
Argyle tallies its first Home Talent league win by beating New Glarus 2-1 in a Seed Played southern section. New Glarus led 1-0 before Argyle’s eighth inning rally driven by Fred Kipfer and the Kipfer brothers. Larry Kipfer earned the win with a two hit performance. Palmer Strickler held locals to three runs.
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Cardinals Dropped From League Lead
The Cardinals lost two games to the Reds 4-3 and 7-0 in Cincinnati, dropping them from first place in the National League as Giants and other contenders won or split games. The day drew large crowds across MLB, with Yankees, Tigers, Cubs, and Braves also posting decisive wins or splits.
Set Line and Bank Pole Fishing Licenses On Sale
Wisconsin Green county opens sale of set line and bank pole fishing licenses for inland waters including Pecatonica river. Set or bank poles allowed up to five poles with $2.25 fee. set line license is $1. Licenses run May 29 through December 31 and require metal tags or numbered flags for end of lines.
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Yesterday's Baseball Scores Across Leagues
Results recap for American League NL and American Association shows New York 10-5 over Washington and 3-10 for New York. Cleveland 8-9. St. Louis 3-6. Boston 7-1. Philadelphia 0-2. Detroit 5-3. Chicago 4-9. Brooklyn 4-1. Cincinnati 4-7. St. Louis 3-0. Chicago 4-2. Pittsburgh 3-4. Philadelphia 6-4. Boston 3-10. Milwaukee 10-5. Kansas City 6-2. St. Paul 11-6. Minneapolis 6-8. Toledo 8-7. Columbus 2-4. Indianapolis 6-1. Louisville 0-4.
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Tomorrow's Schedule in the American League
The roundup lists Cleveland visiting Washington Chicago at Philadelphia and St Louis traveling to Boston for night games in the American League.
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Night NBA Schedule Teases East and Midwest Matchups
A night slate features Detroit versus New York and Boston facing Pittsburgh while Brooklyn plays St. Louis and New York travels to Cincinnati with Philadelphia visiting Chicago.
Bradley Nine Nips Wisconsin on Errors
Bradley University of Peoria Illinois capitalized on seven Wisconsin errors six walks and eight hits to beat the Badgers last night. A five run burst in the fifth inning sealed the Braves victory as Wisconsin finishes the season with two Big Nine games versus Ohio State at Camp Randall this weekend.
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Forced Out of Race in Indianapolis 500
Paul Russo of Kenosha Wisconsin dropped out after seven laps due to an oil leak in yesterday's 500 mile race. He drove a Maserati 8, one of five foreign make cars, after qualifying at 122.595 mph.
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Mauri Rose Triumphs in Indianapolis 500
Mauri Rose of South Bend Indiana won the speediest 500 mile race at Indianapolis with a 119.813 mph average, his third speedway victory and second straight. Finishing close behind were Bill Holland Duke Nalon and Ted Horn, all beating the previous speed record. Attendance estimated 150000 to 200000.
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Cotton) Henning
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Flag tournament crowns Monroe club weekend action
The Monroe Country Club hosted its strongest weekend of play with perfect Memorial Day weather. A flag tournament went Sunday with Ken Smith winning and Ed Rofenacht, Herbert Vogel, Perry Power, Bob Buehler, Bob Stuart, Budd Biffle, Ben Krauss, and W. W. Wuethrich following in the top nine. George Kloza of Omaha hit a solid tee shot on No. 3.
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Herbert Vogel
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Bob Buehler
Bob Stuart
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Red) Wuethrich
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Woolever Rolls High Count in Chicago Meet
Monte Woolever of Monroe bowled eight games totaling 1547 to tie for 27th in the Barney Hochstetler junior classic in Chicago. He rolled 1 254 150 235 167 163 and 111. Woolever earned a $25 squad prize for second place.
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Want Ad Woes: Plenty of Work for Small Pay
A classified note touts the heavy labor and meager earnings tied to purchasing a Want Ad. It warns readers that posting ads may demand time and effort beyond the pay received, reflecting advertising economics.
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