Loras Defeats Aquinas 11 In Homecoming Tilt
Loras College defeated La Crosse Aquinas 19 to 6 on homecoming at Loras Stadium. Key plays included a first quarter Loras touchdown, a late fourth quarter interception by Conrardy that set up a 25 yard return for a score, and strong backfield work by the Burgmeier brothers.
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Williams Leads A L Batting Crown In 1948 Pennant Clash
Chicago report notes Ted Williams entering the Boston Cleveland pennant playoff as the American League batting champion after posting a .370 average in the previous day’s games. Williams earlier won the 1941 1942 1943 1944 1945 1946 1947 1948 titles, with a high of .406 in 1941. The piece cites season stats through October 3.
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Packers edge Packers win. Luci injures ankle
Halfback Steve Luci suffered a broken ankle in yesterday's game against the Green Bay Packers. The Packers won 33 to 21.
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La Crosse 700 Bowling Club Sets Sixth Annual Meeting
The La Crosse 700 Bowling Club will hold its sixth annual meeting at Heileman Brewing tonight at 6. Hank Wittenberg announces the event with reports on the 1948 49 officers. Nominating committee members and initiation ceremonies by the North Midwest team are listed along with new member Borge Knutson and Harold Stephens.
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Errol Olson
Marquette Grid Crew Hampered by Twelve Injuries
The Marquette football roster faces a gloomy outlook as twelve players are sidelined by injuries. Officials warn the squad may struggle to perform at full strength this season.
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Four State TC Elevens Remain Undefeated in League Play
Four State TC Elevens stayed undefeated through league action as Oshkosh fell 26 13 to Sanaadhe taie and La Crosse Eau Claire led two two win starts. La Crosse toppled Platteville 33 12 behind Owen Evans three touchdowns, while Milwaukee posted a defensive 0 0 mark and hosts Oshkosh next week. River Falls routed Stout for 54 season points as Platteville and Whitewater battled for winless spots.
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Gene Cardinal
Everett Grilley
Gordon Schock
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Superior
Stevens Point
Bears Tackle Cards Tonight in Chicago Showdown
A 53,000 crowd is expected at Comiskey Park for the season opener between the Chicago Bears and cross-town rivals the Cardinals. The winner would be the favorite for the Western Division. The Cardinals start Bob Zimny at right tackle after Stan Mauldine’s death.
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Packers, Lions clash ends in 33-21 upset for Green Bay
Packers beat Detroit 33-21 as Green Bay surged late, while the Rams tied Philadelphia 28-28. Sammy Baugh and Tommy Mont threw two TD passes apiece for Washington in a 41-10 win over New York, and Pittsburgh edged Boston 24-14. Ed Quirk scored the sixth Washington win with a line plunge as the forward wall stifled the Giants to 12 rushing yards. The All-America conference played one game, Buffalo beaten by Brooklyn 31-21.
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Ted Fritsch
Jacobs
Tony Canadeo
Ed Cody
Fritsch
Tommy Thompson
Los Angeles
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College Football Scores Across Regions and Teams
A compilation of college football results featuring numerous colleges and military bases. Notable scores include Wisconsin 20 tie with Minnesota 16, Kansas 40 over Colorado, Navy Plebes 52 over Duke Freshmen, Harvard 33 over Columbia 2, Villanova 4 over Duquesne 6, and Ohio teams such as Milwaukee Teachers 7 over Whitewater Teachers.
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Musial Seizes NL Batting Title With .376 Average
Stan Musial of the St. Louis Cardinals won the National League batting crown with an unofficial .376 average for the 1948 season. He edged Richie Ashburn of Philadelphia by 43 points and led in most batting categories apart from home runs.
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