Luethi Records Arcadia Passes in 28-0 Victory Over Augusta
Arcadia defeated Augusta 28-0 in a Mississippi Valley Conference game as quarterback Gary Luethi set a new passing record with 12 total TD passes for Arcadia. Luethi connected with Gary Pahl and Jim Sobotta for multiple scores, while Dan Sobotta added a 3-yard rushing TD and Arcadia’s line dominated.
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Galesville
Wis
Gale - Etrick
Mississippi Valley
Osseo
Darwin Destache
Redmen
Jim Filkowski
Larry Quinn
Filkowski
Quinn
Arlen Boardman
Jerry Church
Arcadia
Augusta
Gary Luethi
Luethi
Tom Mettlach
Gary Pahl
Jim Sobotta
Dan Sobotta
Roger Klonecki
Black River Falls
D. Sobotta
Pahl
J. Sobotta
Mettlach
Mathews Drops From Braves Three Spot In World Series
Milwaukee Braves star Eddie Mathews is moved from the No 3 batting position for the seventh World Series game against the New York Yankees. Manager Fred Haney says he cannot bat him higher due to poor hitting. Frank Torre may bat third, with Wes Covington in the fifth spot. Mathews has a .167 average with 6 hits in 24 trips, 3 RBIs, and a new series strikeout record.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee Braves
Eddie Mathews
Fred Haney
Frank Torre
Wes Covington
Covington
Mathews
Torre
New York Yankees
Warren Spahn
Loras Welcomes Beloit For Saturday Football Clash
Loras hosts Beloit Saturday at 2 p.m. in a non conference game in Dubuque Iowa. Loras carries a 1 2 record after a 20 18 loss to St Norbert. QB Don Nachtman leads a backfield with Jerry Brennan Dick Prusha and Angelo Como.
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Tribune
Dubuque
Iowa
Loras
Beloit
St. Norbert
Ron Newhouse
Jerry Brennan
Don Nachtman
Dick Prusha
Angelo Como
Nachtman
Joe Dunham
la Crosse Aquinas
Jim Hogan
Hogan
Dunham
Luther Freshmen Top La Crosse in Tight Defensive Win
Luther freshman football beat La Crosse 11 to 6 at Decorah as Luther recovered five of seven fumbles by La Crosse. Herbert Feil of Randolph returned a fumble 17 yards for a touchdown. Ken Simonson and Ken Milkey were La Crosse’s top ground gainers. Luther travels to Dubuque Loras next Tuesday.
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Tribune
Decorah
Iowa
Luther
la Crosse
Norsemen
Herbert Feil
Randolph
Feil
Ken Simonson
Racine Horlick
Ken Milkey
Nekoosa
Simonson
Dick Slocum
LSC
Dubuque Loras
Tsi
Sunny Ray Wins In Tokyo Bantam Bout
Sunny Ray from Chicago outpoints Eddie Cotton in Tokyo for the Orient bantam title, while Kiyoshi Miura defeats Leo Espinosa in another bantam match. National League hockey and NBA exhibition results also listed.
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Louisville
Sunny Ray
Chicago
Eddie Cotton
Seattle
Tokyo
Kiyoshi Miura
Japan
Leo Espinosa
Philippines
New York
Springfield
Providence
Buffalo
Rochester
Detroit
Cleveland
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Boston
Cincinnati
Controversy swirls as Herman prompts Braves loss
In Milwaukee Billy Herman orders Andy Pafko home on a bases loaded two-out play in the second inning. The miscue helps the Yankees edge the Braves 4 to 3 as Lew Burdette and Warren Spahn both shine before the decisive 10th inning. Casey Stengel applauds his club for breaking Spahn's string of dominance.
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Yogi Berra
Yankees
Braves
Elston Howard
Berra
Pafko
Johnny Logan
Milwaukee
Billy Herman
Milwaukee Braves
Herman
Fred Haney
Yanks
Spahn
New York
Casey Stengel
Hank Aaron
Red Schoendienst
Ditmar
Casey
Aaron
Bill Skowron
Skowron
Rademacher Plans Boxing Comeback
Pete Rademacher said in Columbus Georgia that he plans another comeback in professional boxing and remains confident a spot awaits him in the ring.
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Rademacher
Columbus, Ga
Pete Rademacher
Logan-Cotter To Tangle Saturday At Winona
Logan-Cotter aims for its fourth win in six starts at Winona as Cotter seeks to halt a five game losing streak. The Ramblers, led by coach John Nett, face a team missing key players and featuring Cotter standouts Butzman Wienke and Kaczorowski who combined for big rushing totals last year.
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Logan
Winona Cotter
Eau Claire Regis
Marsh Haugen
Rangers
Richland Center
Winona
Chippewa Falls
Aquinas
John Nett
Ramblers
Arcadia
St. Paul St. Thomas
Austin Pacelli
Benilde
Hopkins
Minn
Colter
Cotter
Joe Kaczorowski
Dave Vail
Kaczorowski
Ben Czaplewski
Nett
Wondering Art Ditmar Helps Yankees Win
Art Ditmar, hailed as Stengel's bullpen ace, relieved in the second with bases loaded and Yankees tied 2-2. He pitched seven innings as New York shut out the Braves until Warren Spahn’s single, then won 3-2 in 10 innings in Milwaukee.
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Art Ditmar
New York Yankees
Ditmar
Ryne Duren
Milwaukee Braves
Braves
Warren Spahn
New York
Stengel
Bowling Scores From Industrial League Contests
League results and high scores from Holy Trinity and other lanes. Teams include Popcorn Tavern, Papacek's Service, Laf La X Cooler, and Newburg's M's W with individual high games noted.
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Holy Trinity Men's League
Recreation Lanes
Holy Trinity
Popcorn Tavern
la Crosse Printing
Pepsi-Cola
Papacek's Service
House of Fabric
Onalaska Transp
Izzy
Barron's
Allis-Chalmers
Legionnaires
Joe Gilles
Art Betz
Perry Farnam
Bugs Knutson
G. Mekvold
al Soller
Lyle Key
Fred Jones
H. Young
Duke Coughlin
Joe Michalke
Rich Severson
Hugh Sehnever
Schumacher
Miles Olson
Sandy Gordon
Les Trehus
McCurdy
Cee Ae
Glen's Tavern League
Nelson Cio. Co
Men’s Merchants League
Catholic War Vets
Leonard's Bar
Gillespie & Robson
Vern's
House
Kleimpell Lbr. Co
Nat. Oil & Gas
K. Jamesson
B. Jensen
Weber's Bar
J. Lachman
Bakalars Bros
Omeenane High
K. Wallace
W. Wittenberg
L. Lewison
J. Weber
Naas Clothing Co
Wiedman
B. Burroughs
Skelly Oil Co
R. Jonas
Bob Maringer
D. Pfennig
Ralph Horn
Don Kelley & Son
D. Fitzpatrick
R. Merfeld
Penney Co
Sen Fitzpatrick
Fosa Club
Moon-Tones
Piggly Wiggly
J. McManimon
M. Wigdahl
Marge LeJeune
Marge Schoen
Randall-Graw
Lill Hurd
Joan Benson
Lil Butterfield
J. Feuerhelm
Janet McManimon
Neon Supply
Commercial League Cities Service
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Borden's
Baby Mart
Yerly Coal Co
States Power
C. Rubber Mills
Friendship Cafe
Dakota Tavern
H. Mitchell
John Gilles
Jim Thompson
Dan Merell
G. Schneedger
Butterfield
Larry Helmer
T. Langstad
Bill Meier
Clayton Hoff
R. Maringer
Roy Lamb
Marvin Gile
Steff Masewicz
Bob Jenkins
J. Outcelt
Willard Mitley
Fred Rohrer
FLES
Maple Grove CC
Boston
D.A. Club
Iowa
Obie
Michigan State
Hellwig & Morris
Illinois
Helke's Optical Co
Michigan
Northwestern
Schultz & Nelson
Purdue
Dugan's Dugout
Indiana
Minnesota
Wisconsin
B. McAdam
Gen Donahue
B. Bailly
E. Knueppel
Bob Rossman
Dick Zoerb
N. Wasmuth
Marc Mehren
Jerry Kappen
Hans Zoerb
Eleanor Pynn
Gladys Frick
Fred Goddard
Bob Croll
Lil
Gophers
Wolves
Lions
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Rabbits
Louis Bantle
Poxes
Glen's Bar
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Erickson’s
Tigers
Continental
Heileman’s
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Lambs
al Erickson
Bob Gugbueh
al Barris
Frank Hellman
Chet Knutson
Seth Oliver
Ron Ambers
Virgil Payton
Lila Paulson
Ceil Gilles
Oscar Goslin
John Puchs
Fern Ruud
Skip Knudson
Dick Riger
Dick Ghelf
Mil. Fay
M Hobelsberger
George Spika
J. Ringdahl
Bess Kurth
Mary Knutson
Ladies’ Sport League
Grey Bar
Bernie's
Skogen's
IGA
Keegan Ins
Coca-Cola
Schreier’s Market
Cass St. Cities
Detroit hitters lead AL with twenty batting titles
Detroit players have won twenty American League batting titles, twelve more than the next highest ranking team. This dominance underscores the team’s offensive strength across decades.
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Badger Assistant Coaches Selected
Wisconsin Athletic Director Ivan L. Williamson named assistant coaches for boxing and crew. Gene Rankin, former Badger great and three time NCAA champion at 135 pounds, will assist boxing coach Vern Woodward while Richard Trummer, 1958 varsity crew member, will assist Norm Sonju.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Ivan B. Williamson
Gene Rankin
Badger
Vern Woodward
Richard Trummer
Norm Sonju
Buckeye Tackle Joins First Team Line Up
CHICAGO AP Midwest Football Briefs reports Ohio State captain Birtha Arnold a 310 pound tackle moved to the first team increasing the line to about 245 pounds. Fullback Bob White dressed but did not take part in heavy drills. Notre Dame center Bob Schultz 225 pounds starts against Army after knee injuries.
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Chicago
Midwest
Illinois
Jack Delveaux
Dick McDade
Urbana
Marshall Starks
Rockford
Wisconsin
Dave Kocourek
Berwyn
Ill
Shorty Young
Purdue
Ohio State
Birtha Arnold
Bob White
Minnesota
Jim Rogers
Roger Hagberg
Northwestern
Hagberg
Notre Dame
Bob Schultz
Army
SMU
Indians May Relocate From Cleveland To Minneapolis
William R. Daley, chairman of the Cleveland Indians board, said the American League club may move next year. A stockholders meeting in Cleveland in two weeks will decide whether to stay or relocate, with Minneapolis or Houston as likely targets. Attendance woes drive the potential move after a peak of 2.6 million in 1948 dwindled to 600,000 this season.
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William R. Daley
Cleveland Indians
Cleveland
Daley
Minneapolis
Houston
Tex
Derby winner Ponder dies at Calumet Farm
Ponder, the upset winner of the Diamond Jubilee Kentucky Derby, died Wednesday at Calumet Farm in Lexington Kentucky. The 1949 champion horses health and cause of death were not disclosed in the report.
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Ponder Is
Lexington
Ponder
Calumet Farm
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