Ken Ingham Stars In Exhibition Victory At Copeland Park
La Crosse Stars defeated Root River 11 to 3 in an exhibition at Copeland Park. Larry Mitchell pitched five innings allowing one hit with eight strikeouts for La Crosse, Ken Ingham collected three hits including a triple and drove in two runs. Jerry Sackett led Root River with solid defense and two RBIs on two of their four hits. Oren Ellingson took the loss.
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Lutheran Loop Champs Decided by Shortened Tie
Final standings in the Lutheran softball league hinge on an abbreviated game last night on the West avenue diamond. Trinity and Our Savior were tied 7 7 after four innings when darkness halted play. a Our Savior win would secure the undisputed title, otherwise a playoff with English Lutheran is possible. Stauffer pitched for Trinity while Mahike allowed eight hits for Our Savior. English Lutheran defeated Mit Calvary 14 5 at Houska park with Ray Kroner homering and Tomalka tossing a two hitter. Immanuel topped First Church 24 5 at Hogan field as multiple hitters contributed. Bethel edged St Paul 15 14 with Grimslid, Graf delivering three hits apiece.
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Bethel
St. Paul
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Graf
Twite
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D. Grimstid
Moen
Tinker
North Defeats South Stars in 7-0 Victory
North won its first Wisconsin all star high school football game in three years by a single opening drive score. Gene Felker of Milwaukee North intercepted a South lateral and sprinted 19 yards for the touchdown, added the extra point, and the defense held. South managed four fumbles and three interceptions as North outgained them 162 yards to 0 through the ground. Gladwin Born led North with 83 rushing yards on 17 carries. South’s Jim Stephen topped the Southerners with 23 yards. Other stars included Pat O'Donahue, Don Luft, Henry Pausig, Jim Craine, and Jerry Van Ooyen for North, with Dufek, Schleisner, Don Jones, and Jack Walker shining for South.
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Milwaukee North
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Fenni
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Clintonville
Jim Stephen
Janesville
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Pat O'Donahue
Eau Claire St. Patrick
Don Luft
Shebovenn Central
Henry Pausig
Oskosh
Jim Craine
Waters Town
Antigo
Jerry van Ooyen
Jerome Dufek
Milwaukee Boys’ Tech
Bill Schleisner
Jones Ville
Don Jones
Dodgeville
Jack Walker
Madison West
75,000 See Film on Best in Football by Los Angeles Dons
More than 75,000 Southern Californians viewed The Best In Football, a 25 minute sound and color movie by the Los Angeles Dons of the All American pro football conference. Dan Ameche, Dons president, narrates the film highlighting the team's outstanding plays from the 1947 season.
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Weekend Sports Standings and Night Schedule Preview
The Friday schedule features Washington at Boston and New York at Philadelphia as night games in the Gan League. National League matchups include Boston at Brooklyn and Philadelphia at New York with several other city pairings listed.
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New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
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Olen
National League
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Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Louly
Minelian Association
Toledo
Mt. Paul
Columbus
Minneapolis
Wharentin State Laurae Green Bay
Oxhkash
Beboygac
Rapids
Pond du Lac
Outcasts Capture IAC Softball League Title at Copeland Park
The Outcasts defeated the Office crew 12 to 8 to claim the Allis-Chalmers league championship at Copeland Park on Wednesday evening. Lenz and Snyder each had three hits for Office. Hanson, Miller, Krajens, Raatz, and Lenz starred for the Outcasts. The Sluggers also posted a 22-4 win over the Cultivators, tying for second place, while Foundry edged Engineers 14-7 to stay in the second-place tie in the AC games. Plows crushed Third Shift 18-5 as G Temp hit a four bagger. Baltimore Colts begin season with only 12 returnees from last year.
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Wayne
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Tanke
Holte
Miles
Wolf
Foundry
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Cable
Geary
Stankey
Bacon
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Monti
South Avenue Diamond
G. Temp
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Sheehan
Hanson
De Soto, Onalaska Reach AFL Semi finals in Ridge Tourney
De Soto defeated Gays Mills 7 2 at Esofea park as Earl Ghelt yielded two early runs then shut them down. Onalaska beat Westby 4 1 with junior Anderson and Gene Os Rood combining for four hits and one run as Engstad led with three hits and Gullickson twins added two each. Friday will see De Soto vs Onalaska in a semi final, with the other semi set for Thursday night. Championship games Sunday follow.
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Onalaska
Earl Ghelf
DeSoto
Chucker
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Mills
Bel
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Gillispie
Ghelt
W. Curti
Engstad
Junior Anderson
Gene Os Rood
Onelaska
R. Hoard
West
Wayne Engstad
Bob
Glen Gullickson
Merchants
Westby
Junior Legion Closes Season With Exhibition Tilt
The 1948 Junior American Legion baseball season ends this afternoon as La Crosse faces Copeland Park foe in an exhibition at 4 pm. La Crosse may start Jack Smith or Merlin Nehring on the mound, aiming for only one loss all season after claiming the seventh district title.
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Legionnaires
la Crescent
Copeland Park
Jack Smith
Merlin (Hambone
Colts Drop Six Players After Intrasquad Game
Six members of the Baltimore Colts were released after Sundays intersquad shake down game in Sun Valley Idaho. Coach Cecil Isbell announced waivers on Kank Olshanski former Wisconsin end and others from the roster.
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SUN Valley Idaho
Baltimore Colts
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Wisconsin
Ten Key All-Stars May Decide Team's Fate Against Cardinals
Chicago game preview lists ten standout players from T-formation and single wing teams. Lunjack-Johnny directs the T-formation, Chuck Conerly and Herman Wedemeyer key skill players, Floyd Simmons powers the line, Bob Mann and George Connor anchor ends and tackles, Leahy praises Connor, Howard Brown drives guard play, Strohmeyer centers, Jim Brieske handles extra points, and Len Ford rushes Cardinal defenses.
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Chicago
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Chicago Cardinals
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Johnny
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Mississippi
Dixie
Herman Wedemeyer
St. Mary’s
Floyd Simmons
Notre Dame
Cardinal
Pat Harder
Bob Mann
Michigan
George Connor
Leahy
Howard Brown
Indiana
George Strohmeyer
Notre
Dame
Jim Brieske
Brieské
Len Ford
Cards Coach Wears A Smile At Soldier Field
WAUKESHA Wis. Coach Jim Conzelmian expressed rare cheer as a shoulder harness enables tackle Stan Mauldin to start against the College All Stars in Chicago Soldiers Field Friday night. Fullback Pat Harder may be cleared today after checkover as the Cardinals prep at local high school field before departing for Chicago.
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Chicago Cardinals
University of Georgia
Soldier Field
Trippi
Cardinal
Jim Conzelman
Waukesha
Wis
Jim Conzelmian
National Football League
Stan Mauldin
Chicago
Pat
University of Wisconsin
Hockey All Star Tilt In Chicago November 3
The 1948-49 NHL all star game will be played in Chicago on November 3. This marks the second annual all star contest, following last year’s Toronto game won by the all stars 4 to 1.
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Montreal
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