Teachers Review Homecoming Game Errors and Prep for Stout
Coach Van Galder plans fixes after a 27 0 setback to Eau Claire. Monomonie travels to Milwaukee October 23 then hosts River Falls October 30. La Crosse regroups after weaknesses in tackling and backfield execution. Stout looms as tough test, with River Falls and Milwaukee eyeing crown chances.
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Clark van Galdergan
Vietory
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Floyd Gautsch
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World Series Sidelights From Jim Calogero
Curley bet on the outcome with Cleveland mayor Thomas A. Burke as a humorous wager. Braves pitcher Red Barrett doubts Bob Felter will take a salary next year, calling it an amputation. Jim Hegan praises Braves pitching and Spahn as the best lefty, noting his own .211 World Series average. Billy Southworth plans a Pittsburgh visit to see ill Braves outfielder Jim Russell. Two blind Boston fans, William Peduto and Joe Amendolia, enjoyed the finale with a portable radio.
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Cleveland
Thomas A. Burke
Braves
Red Barrett
Bob Felter
Boston
Jim Hegan
Hegan
Spahn
Billy Southworth
Ves
Southworth
Pittsburgh
Sunbury
Jim Russell
Braves Field
William Peduto
Joe Amendolia
1948 World Series Sets Records For Gate Many Purses And Crowds
The 1948 World Series produced the largest gate and richest purses in baseball history. A total 86,288 fans in Cleveland spent a record 378000 plus dollars for one game, while total series receipts reached 548,213.99 and the winning Cleveland players shared 6,772.05 each. Bob Elliott set a fielding record with 25 chances as a third baseman across six games.
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New York
Cleveland
Commissioner's Office
Elliot
Mark
Boston Braves
Bob Elliott
Boston
Heinie Zim
Detroit Tigers
Tiger
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Yankees
Bobd Eliott
Lone
Robe
Peasee Charles
Marv Rickert
Mike Kreevich
St. Louis
Tommy Holmes
Philadelphia
Lemon
Nick Altrock
Ohio
Jim Vaughan
Chicago
Ken Keltner
Eddie Robinson
Redskins tap USC talent in wide recruiting drive
Washington Redskins draw players from USC in a notable recruiting push. The source notes USC as a leading incubator for talent, highlighting long connection with Redskins rosters and past and present contributors.
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Washington
Washington Redskins
University of Southern California
Redskins
Bearden Saves Indians to Claim 1948 World Series Title
Rookie Gene Bearden, a clutch southpaw, silenced the Braves in the late innings to seal Cleveland’s World Series victory. He outdueled Boston in the decisive game, supported by Joe Gordon’s early homer and a stout Tribe defense led by the Gordon–Bou rdeaux double play combo. Larry Doby led the Indians at the plate with a .318 average, while Bearden earned hero status in his wartime comeback.
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Boston
Gene Bearden
Cleveland
Bearden
Braves
Uss. Helena
Tribe
Joe Gordon
Boudreau
Indians
Larry Doby
Earl Torgeson
Bob Elliott
Eddie Robinson
Baseball summary of Indians Braves game with runs and pitching notes
A baseball game recap notes the Cleveland Indians and Boston Braves split the output 34 to 33. Pitching details include Lemon earning the win over Volselle with seven innings, Spehn and Bearden contributing hits, and Stanky making a ninth inning run. Umpires Summers Stewart Barr Pimelli, attendance 40160, time 2 17.
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Lemon
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Stanky
Spaha Tx
de Besten
Hegen
Gordon
Rune
Clevelane
Cleveland
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Stenky
Salkeld
Ellicott
Volselie
Deby
AL Piste
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Grieve
Barr
Pimelli
Paeperelis
Fights Last Night AP Roundup
Boxing results from multiple cities. Jammy Bivins defeated Johnny Flynn by decision in Cleveland. Rusty Payne knocked out Curtis Shepperd in Pittsburgh. Tony Jenko stopped Ruby Kessler in Brooklyn. Leo Motriccian defeated Johnny Gickor in Baltimore. Sylvester Perkins faced Contetenes Liegé Gilson in Chicago.
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Associated Press
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Cleveland
Johnny Flynn
Rochester
N. Y
Pittsburgh
Rusty Payne
Curtis Shepperd
Baltimore
Brooklyn
Tony Jenko
Obie
Ruby Kessler
New York
Leo Motriccian
Johnny Gickor
Boston
Chicago
Sylvester Perkins
Chiego
Contetenes Liegé
Gilson
Cincinmeri
Redskins Hold Eastern Edge Over West In Interleague Play
The Washington Redskins boast a strong advantage in the NFL Eastern Division since joining the league in 1937, with 23 wins and 10 losses against western teams. New York trails with 16 victories, 13 defeats, and four ties in interleague play. The 49ers, in the AFC, were forced to punt only three times in their first two games.
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Washington Redskins
Redskins
New York
San Francisco 48Ers
Montreal Royals win Little World Series again in 7-2 clincher
The Montreal Royals, Brooklyn farm club and International League pennant winners, beat St. Paul 7-2 to win the best of seven series in damp weather before 11 590 fans. Oscar Grimes delivered a bases loaded triple in the sixth to spark a five run rally. Jack Banta earned his second Series win, Frank Laga retired the last three innings.
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Montreal
Montreal Royals
St. Paul
Clay Hopper
Royals
Louisville Colonels
Brooklyn
Oscar Grimes
Jack Banta
Grimes
Frank Laga
Pat McGlothin
McGlothin
Sheboygan bowler sets Wisconsin pin mark at 778
Art Ninnemann rolled 778 for Immanuel league a new state season record. His games 246 286 246 included a 16 strike run and ten straight to finish his first game with six in a row. It trails the all time Sheboygan record by two pins set by Augie Stemiphar in 1943.
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Sheboygan
Wis
Art Ninnemann
Ollie Rogahn
Milwaukee
Ninnemann
Split
Augie Stemiphar
1943
Shuffleboard action highlights in Monday league play
Russ U Bar and Ila Fritz’s Bar posted strong wins as top contenders in the American Shuffleboard League Monday night. Ossie Wuest’s 716 Club, Frolic Inn, Club Gusy, and Dugan’s Dugout also posted victories while a late 88 tie between Dugan’s Dugout and Monitor bar closed the evening. Thursday matchups list local venues and pending pairings.
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Bob Pumerjo
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Dresbach
Lil
Carl
Ed's Tavern
Kellett Moves From Penn Star to Philadelphia TV
Don Kellett former Penn baseball and basketball standout and former Boston Red Sox shortstop becomes a television announcer in Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Don Kellett
University of Pennsylvania
Boston Sox
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