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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1948

Page

7

Aquinas Set For Sunday Game Versus Edgewood

Aquinas prepares for a Sunday 2 p.m. clash with Edgewood at Breese Stevens Field. Coach Earl Wilke hopes a restored lineup after injuries from last week helps rebound from the 23-0 loss to Edgewood and extend a Madison-area win streak.

Breese Stevens Field Earl Wilke Sufconsin High Green Catholic Central Capitol City Eleven Blugolds Bill Esser Don Skippy Zach Academy Esser Willie Hhch Aquinas Michuta Edgewood

Michigan Purdue Clash Flags Big Nine Week

Michigan aims to extend its nine two record as it travels to Rosse-Adstadium for a homecoming tilt with Purdue. Purdue faces 45 596 expect sellout as Bennie Oosterbaan plans to keep the Wolverines focused amid Big Nine action.

Ohio State Columbus Iowa Indiana Northwestern Purdue Minnesota Gophers Army Wisconsin California Berkeley Texas Christian Notre Dame I Ore Lafayette Boilermakers Big Nine

World Series Schedule and Browns Player Highlight

Upcoming World Series games listed for Municipal Stadium Cleveland on October 68 and 10 and Braves at Bruins Boston October 11 and 12. Chuck Stevens, newly traded to Hollywood via the Pacific Coast League by the St. Louis Browns, was named the league's best fielding first baseman in 1966 with six errors in 1,112 chances.

Municipal Stadium Cleveland Braves Boston Chuck Stevens Hollywood St. Louis Browns Chuck

Boudreau pickoff play fuels Indians win over Braves

Cleveland rides Lou Boudreau and Bob Lemon to a 4 1 victory over Boston in game two of the World Series. Boudreau executed a sensational pickoff on Earl Torgeson to erase a Braves scoring threat and Lemon shut out Boston the rest of the way.

Cleveland Indians Boston Boudreau Lemon Torgeson Bill Grieve Indians Braves Phil Masi Ickoff Bob Feller Dreau Uma Stewart National Masi Tommy Holmes Bob Lemon Lou Earl Torgeson Billy Southworth Marv Rickert Torgerson D Rickert Gordon Bob Elliott Tribe Bobby Feller Bill Stewart National League Feller Torgy Dale Mitchell Spahn Mitchell Barrett Salkeld Mike McCormick Ed Stanky Pop Ernest Cially Jelt Alvin Dark Dark Jim Hegan

Veterans prep with lineup tweaks amid practice notes

The article lists position plans for the team with linemen and guards named as starters and replacements. It notes pass defense focus, routine practice, no new injuries, and reserves and freshmen eyed for possible break-ins as coach Van Galder drills the squad.

Claude Kaczmarek John Knispel Earl Holm van Gaider Dick Webster Eddie Olson Jim DeMerit Jim Justus Bill Cross Emmett Wick John Krismer Jim Lampman Charley Hinterberg Ollie Benzel John Andrews Eifer Andrews Carlton Hertensteiner Bob Batchelder Bob Miller al Apfel Jim McIntyre Leon Graupman Eugene Pokrop Kim Berewal Bill Ott Ae van Galder

Fights Last Night In Phoenix And New York

Arturo Barron 145 pounds from Los Angeles knocked out Bobby Maloney 148 pounds in Phoenix. In New York Garden Tony Labua 138 percent and New and Angelic Mor- show unclear results due to damaged text.

Phoenix, Ariz Arturo Barren Los Angeles Bobby Maloney New York Garden Tony Labua

Box Score from Cleveland and Boston game fragment

Box score reads mixed abbreviations for players Mitchell Holmes Kennedy Torveson Boudreauss Gordon Rickert Keltner Shilkeld Deby Masic Robbinson Hegane Stanky Lemon Grounded Greveland and Boston NL pitcher Spaethn. The text then shifts to Villanova football noting the séth season and first team fielded in 188.

Cleveland Boston Mitchell Derken Kennedy Torveson Boudreauss Gordon Rickert Keltner Shilkeld Deby McCick Hegane Spaehn Greveland Villanova Main Liners

Raiders Seek Second Win Over Winona Tonight

Central’s Red Raiders travel to Winona for a grid tilt against the WinHawks seeking their second win of the season. Weigent helms the backfield with Allemand Swertfeger at halves and Solverson at fullback as injuries bite the squad.

Central Red Raiders Winona Winhawks Minnesota Crosse Logan Raiders Oaks Weigent Wedeking Bill Charlie Weigent Glen Allemand Ken Swertfeger Solverson Jim Garvalia Love Louise Eadenberger Eer Keppel Clark Bluske Leon Miller, Jr Raider Bob Tippy

Schultz's Gateway Inn Menu and Contact

The listing shows Schultz's Gateway Inn at 1002 Jackson Pike offering Fries Fried Shrimp Fried Chicken and Hamburger Steaks with a phone contact 1751-W for visitors seeking meals.

Schultz Gateway Inn Jackson Phone

Rain Threatens Third Game Bearden Bickford To Pitch

Cleveland poised to host its first World Series since 1920 as Gene Bearden faces Vern Bickford with Boston’s Red Sox also in contention. Indications point to a record crowd possibly surpassing 85,000 despite rain and cool temperatures. Boudreau and Lemon delivered strong defense while Bearden seeks to halt Boston’s offense. lineup shifts aim to boost right handed power as the Indians defend a 2-0 series lead.

Jack Hand Cleveland Indians All Square Boston Ves Dunesee Fin Gene Bearden Boston Red Sox Vern Bickford Cme Verican Warren Spahn Bob Lemon New York Yankees Brooklyn Dodgers Yankee Stadium al Gionfriddo Joe DiMaggio Billy Southworth Bearden Earl Torgeson Frank McCormick Bruce Conatser Mike McCormick Marv Rickert Jeff Heath Heath Southworth Phil Masi Braves Bill Salkeld Lou Boudreau Allie Clark Wally Judnich Spahn Red Barrett Nels Potter Bob Kennedy Judnich

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