Yankees in Command After Opener Victory
New York Yankees take a 1 0 lead in the 46th World Series with Allie Reynolds two hit shutout of Brooklyn. Don Newcombe pitched well for the Dodgers in a 66 224 attendance game at Yankee Stadium. Reynolds dominated as Page sat in the bullpen and the Yankees seized momentum early.
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Jack Hand
New York
Allie Reynolds
Brooklyn
New York Yankees
Casey Stengel
Vic Raschi
Boston Red Sox
Burt Shotton
Brooks
Preacher Roe
Arkansas
Boston Braves
Cleveland
Bobby Feller
Reynolds
Don Newcombe
Yankee Stadium
Joe Page
Dodger
Page
Newcombe
Big Newk
Old Howard
Connie Mack
Chicago
World Series Game Schedule and Receipts
The score shows New York AL 101 Brooklyn NL 020 in the first line with tied or unclear totals. It notes game dates at Yankee Stadium and Ebbets Field with games Oct 7 8 and 10, attendance 66,224 and total receipts 313,729.99 with shares distributed among commissioner, clubs, leagues, and players.
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New York
Brooklyn
Newcombe
Campanella
Reynolds
Berra
Yankee Stadium
Ebbetsfield
Yankee Sum
Clark suffers leg injuries at Creek cheese factory
Mond Clark, 35, of Spring Grove near Davis, is recovering in a Freeport hospital after slipping on the floor at the Creek cheese factory. Howard Foster handles the Clark run. Want ads are strong.
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Spring Grove
Mond Clark
Davis
Freeport
Creek
Howard Foster
Clark Run
Steensrud's Fort Plans Face Fort Atkinson Test
Steensrud's Fort Atkinson game looms as a key Southern Ten clash with Fort Atkinson rated strong. Fort injuries thin the lineup as QB Bob Wells, center Bill Beach, ends Bob Rieder and Fred Buch start, while fullback spot narrows to Maurer Carter or Speich.
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Fort Atkinson
Monroe
Southern Ten
Gay Steensrud
Fort
Steensrud
Walt Schwaiger
Ken Norton
Dick Maurer
Ed McArdle
John
Jumbo) Stauffacher
Bob Wells
Bill Beach
Bob Rieder
Fred Bucb
Bob Carter
Reed Speich
Ken Davis
Don Ethridge
Gib Goodman
Undefined NCAA Team Football Depth Chart Note
A practice report describes open guard and tackle spots with Dick Blanc shifting to defense. Norton Schwaiger Bruni and Pierce compete for line positions alongside top linemen Rugh Prisk Soddy Stauffacher and Staffon.
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Dick Blanc
Norton
Schwaiger
Bruni
Pierce
Rugh
Prisk
Soddy
Stauffacher
Staffon
Hunters Prepare for Green County pheasant season opening
Hotels report nearly sold out for the Green County pheasant season opening on October 22. Fall foliage hinders population estimates though many young birds are believed present. With corn shocked more birds appear in mornings and late afternoons. hunters expect dogs to be essential.
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Green County
Col M J Winn Dies Mr Derby and Churchill Downs Leader
Colonel Matt J. Winn longtime Churchill Downs president and Derby official died in Louisville at 88 after weeks of illness. He witnessed all 75 Kentucky Derbies from his youth and attended the Derby diamond jubilee last May with his family at his bedside were three daughters and relatives.
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Louisville
Matt J. Winn
Churchill Downs
St. Joseph Infirmary
Col. Winn
Kentucky
Rose Langston Leads City Bowling With 530 Total
Rose Langston posted a 530 series in the women's major league, paced by frames of 204 and 177. She teams with Eugene Hotels while Kate Yost JC Crystal Tower and Merle Erickson also posted strong scores. Other clubs and players posted multiple 500s and high hundreds in a busy city bowling night.
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Rose Langston
Eugene Hotels
Kate Yost
Crystal Tower
Merle Erickson
Keglerettes
Lucille Ames
L. Boeck
Cadiz
F. Klarer
Mauriello Quits Boxing After Upset Loss
New York heavyweight ex-champion Tami Mauriello, 26, announced he will not fight again after a second round stoppage by Cesar Brion of Argentina at St. Nicholas Arena. The defeat ends Mauriello’s title contention career in a high profile bout.
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Mauriello
New York
Tami Mauriello
Cesar Brion
Argentina
St. Nicholas Arena
More County Hunters Buy Licenses for Deer
Deer hunting licenses have been purchased at the county clerk’s office by a long list of individuals from multiple towns including Lowell Faris Erwin Ault Arlen Ault Arthur Spoerry Jr Mrs Ada Coplien Fred Wells Fred Pfaeffli Casi mer A Grams Olin E Flis ram Monroe Theodore R Weiss Leo Gempeler John A Wild Eugene Schmid Roger Sullivan Christ Youssi Junior Zentner Monticello Russell Clive Browntown Herman A Lehnherr Vernon Tschudy New Glarus and Mrs Bessie Klaster Madison.
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Lowell Faris
Erwin Ault
Arlen Ault
Arthur Spoerry Jr
Ada Coplien
Fred Wells
Fred Pfaeffli
Casimer A. Grams
Olin E. Flisram
Monroe
Theodore R. Weiss
Route 4
Leo Gempeler
John A. Wild
Eugene Schmid
Roger Sulli
Van
Christ Youssi
Junior Zentner
Monticello
Russell Clive
Browntown
Herman A. Lehnherr
Vernon Tschudy
New Glarus
Bessie Klaster
Madison
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Edge
Triumph
Ernie
BY Jimmy Hatlo
Joe
Honey
All Over
Wisconsin
Fred MacMurray
Maureen O'Hara
Smiley Burnette
Quick On the Trigger
State Department
Cagneys
James Cagney
Kehl Bros
Stockton
Illinois
Lawrence Kehl
Bridge
Col. M.J. Winn
Mr. Derby
Tykor
Coplien Painting Co
Bologna
Hill's Bros. Coffee
Roundy
Sager’s
National
U. S. Gov't
MAYER
Sys
Swift
Nationals Produce Department
Arge
Califor
California
Pascal Celery
Michigan
U.S
Scott County
Wolch's
Wolch
Westinghouse
Rus
Snively and Snyder
Eugene
Rees Construction
Monroe Shoe Store
Goetz Theaters
Betty Ronald
Rollie’s Standard Station
Sid’s Beauty Shop
Modern Club
Lanz Insurance
Montgomery Electric
First National
Frieda Swiggum
Dina Speich
Bernice Holsapple
Sidora Brosteum
Knights of Columbus Fighting Irish
Norton Firestone
Rockets
Duffy’s
Priewe
Poff
Marty Et al
Kingdon Super Service
Cornpickers
South Wayne
Benkett Implements
R. Swanton
V.F.W
Chiropractic
M. J. Gonstead
Winchester
Stevens
Remington
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