Casey Sees Burdette Mastery Amid Yankee Wrestle
New York manager Casey Stengel questions the American League and praises Lew Burdette's pitching mastery after Detroit games. He notes Burdette's ability to shut down the Yankees, recalls key moments from the first game, and comments on Mantle Logan Covington and Wes Covington's power hitting.
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Warren Spahn
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New York
Casey Stengel
Feller
Detroit
Lary
Frank
Frank Burdette
Casey
Yankees
Mantle
Johnny Logan
Wes Covington
Braves
Covington
Ryne Duren
Bowling Scores Straightaway League Standings and Highs
In the South Lanes Scratch division Newburg's Men lead with 867 892 857 for a 2616 total. Town & City and Foot-so-Port post 918 1017 933 and 916 954 910 respectively, while No. Law Lumber and Recreation Lanes post 1024 916 932 and 942 909 821. High series include R Wilhelmson 654 Dave Barker 617 Virg Payton 629 Frank Heilman 607 Erv Zeisler 592. High single J Larson 266.
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Auburn Seeks SEC Reinstatement After Appeal Rejected
Disbarred Auburn athlete Don Fuell will pursue reinstatement via the Alabama Supreme Court, following Circuit Judge J Russell McElroy’s ruling that courts cannot intervene. Fuell was banned for illegal inducements for an Auburn scholarship as the SEC acted after NCAA probation in 1961.
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Don Fuell
Alabama Supreme Court
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SEC
National Collegiate Athletic Assn
Logan and Aquinas Battle Tonight at Memorial Field
In an intra city football clash Logan and Aquinas meet at Memorial Field at 7 30 p m. Logan is 3 1 while Aquinas stands 4 0. A Logan win would spark a city title bid and an Aquinas win would crown the Blu Golds champion hopes.
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Logan
Aquinas
College and State Football Scores Revealed
A wide spread of college and state scores listed with teams from North Carolina to Wisconsin. Notable results include North Carolina 8 over Southern California 7 and Green Bay West 30 over Oshkosh 0. Multiple district, conference, and non conference games across Wisconsin and neighboring states are noted.
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Oshkosh
Wisconsin Rapids
Marshfield
Madison
Wis
Verona
Brooklyn
Brodhead
Green Bay East
Appleton
Mukwonago
Burlington
Racine Horlick
Beloit
West Milwaukee
Greendale
Waukesha
Wauwatosa
Milwaukee King
Milwaukee
Lincoln
Geeen West
Milwaukee Tech
Colts Bears NFL Clash Promises Seasonal Test Tonight
The Baltimore Colts led by Unitas Shaw Moore Dupre Ameche face the Chicago Bears under George Halas in a vital NFL contest. Bears chase momentum after six exhibition wins and a 34 20 season opener while Colts aim to repeat past wins over Chicago. Washington Cardinals game noted elsewhere. Perry eyes rushing record against Rams.
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Johnny Unitas
George Shaw
Lenny Moore
L. G. Dupre
Alan Ameche
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George Halas
Green Bay
Baltimore
Detroit
Washington
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Joe Perry
Steve van Buren
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New York
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Willie Galimore
Ed Brown
Colt
Eddie LeBaron
Cats
Frank Ivy
Perry
van Buren
Newspaper Reading Time Tops Twenty Billion Hours Annually
Public consumes over 20 billion hours yearly reading daily and Sunday newspapers, reflecting broad engagement with print journalism and a steady demand for timely news across the nation.
Eau Claire Tops Central 19 6 in Big Rivers clash
Eau Claire rushes to a 19-6 victory over La Crosse Central in a Big Rivers Conference game. Key plays include George Bowman and John Zurbachen scoring and Clar Brodt to Jim Van Gordon connections. Central suffers its 10th straight league defeat as Eau Claire moves to 2-1 in conference.
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Big Rivers
la Crosse Central
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Dud
King’s
Red Raiders
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Clar Brodt
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van Gordon
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Fred Bahr
Jim Sill
Bahr
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Jerry Bahr
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Coggins
John Gallagher
Abes
la Crosse
Doug Konop
Rod Smith
Bowman
John Zurbachen
Zurbachen
Larry Skaff
Menominee
Mich
Central—Bahr
Japanese Ready For Own World Series
The Yomiuri Giants and the Nishitetsu Lions clinched pennants in the Central and Pacific leagues and will meet in the Japanese World Series starting October 11. The best of seven series will determine the national champion.
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Yomiuri Giants
Nishitetsu Lions
Boxing and hockey results from multiple cities
Tony Anthony stopped Archie McBride in Baltimore while Angel Boy outpointed Walt Ingram in Manila. Johnny Van Rensburg beat Bruno Visintin in Melbourne as Abe Haynes and Ernest Krenzek drew in San Diego. Bobby Hicks stopped Lenny Walters in Vancouver. Exhibition hockey saw Chicago NL defeat Cleveland AL and Toronto NL beat Rochester AL.
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Tony Anthony
New York
Archie McBride
Trenton
N. J
Manila
Angel Boy
Walt Ingram
Weirton
W. Va
Melbourne
Australia
Johnny van Rensburg
South Africa
Bruno Visintin
Italy
San Diego
Calif
Abe Haynes
Ernest Krenzek
Germany
Drew
Vancouver
B. C
Bobby Hicks
Seattle
Lenny Walters
World Series Week One Sports Briefs Cleaned
Editor notes a rapid roundup of short sports items from the Tribune sports desk during the first week of World Series play. Highlights include quick results, notable performances, and upcoming matchups shaping the series.
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Tribune
Multisport Transfers and Freshman Football Trends Across Wisconsin
The piece surveys transfer students and new varsity prospects across Wisconsin and nearby regions. Highlights include Gary Simoons and Len Stewart among football standouts, Ron Dibelius and Jim Wilson as transfers, and the Wisconsin freshman team coaching staff led by Fred Jacoby with several players named. It notes changes at La Crosse State College, Oshkosh State, and the Badgers, plus national mentions of college and professional players and upcoming schedules.
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St. Norbert
Gary Simoons
la Crosse State College
Indians
Jack Horton
la Crosse Logan
Platteville State
Jack
Charles Horton
Loomis St
Ron Dibelius
Menasha St. Mary
Marquette
Oshkosh State
Len Stewart
Menomonie
Wisconsin
Ron Nowak
Sparta
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Jim Wilson
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Murray Jackson
Milwaukee Lincoln
Bob Hartung
Green Bay East
Fred Jacoby
Pat O’donahue
Dick Nicolazzi
Vern Woodward
Gary Messner
Jim Haluska
John Coatta
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Woodward
UW Fresh
John Krueger
Reedsburg
Dean O'Neil
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Ken Wiesner
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John Zwakman
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Tom Hughbanks
Bill Nelson
Manitowoc
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Anthony ready for Patterson after McBride KO
Tony Anthony stopped Archie McBride in Baltimore at the Coliseum, sending him through the ropes after a brutal left blow. Manager Ernie Bracca said the 24 year old isn’t ready for Patterson yet but will be by the snow flies next year.
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Trenton
Benny Goldstein
Cardinals and Reds swing six player winter trade
The St. Louis Cardinals and Cincinnati Reds opened the off season with a six player swap. Del Ennis Bob Mabe Eddie Kasko to Cincinnati for George Crowe Alex Grammas and Alex Kellner. Cardinals hint at more deals as they head to an exhibition tour in the Far East.
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Alex Kellner
Ted Kluszewski
Trickel Shines As LSC Harriers Drop Two Meets
La Crosse State cross country team loses two dual meets this week 22 23 to Winona and 22 23 to Lawrence. Dick Trickel won and placed second in events with times 21 25.7 at Winona 15 50 at Appleton. Teammates Severson Myers Schluter Seaman Kanlans also scored. Next meet is Mankato Wednesday afternoon.
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Berra Seeks Better Timing in World Series Batting Practice
Milwaukee AP reports Yogi Berra, famed Yankees catcher and noted for bad pitches, struggled to connect with practice tosses during World Series sessions. He quipped to the pitcher, asking for a few bad pitches as humor lightened the scene.
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Casey Stengel
Milwaukee
Yogi Berra
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Yogi
Packers Lions Clash Counts On Sunday In City Stadium
Green Bay and Detroit meet in a season opener rematch style clash as the defending Lions and the reeling Packers seek a rebound. Bart Starr and Bob Francis likely start at quarterback with Parilli sidelined by chest injuries and several starters uncertain. City Stadium is sold out for the 1 p.m. kickoff with both teams facing injury woes and lineup questions.
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Danny Lewis
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Terry Barr
City Stadium
Luther Hosts Dubuque in key Iowa Conference clash
Decorah Iowa Luther College meets Dubuque University Saturday at 7 30 p m in a pivotal Iowa Conference game. Dubuque is 2 0 in league play and 3 0 overall while Luther seeks win number 40 under Coach Edsel Schweizer now in his 11th season. Five probable Luther starters are listed including Ron Johnson La Crosse Logan Dave Swenson and John Pake.
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