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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1948

Page

7

Knutson Chosen West Central Conference Head

Special Superintendent W A Knutson elevated to president of the West Central Conference on Thursday to succeed W A Bruce. Meeting at Sparta drew superintendents and coaches from Sparta Tomah Louan Viroqua Westby Mauston with Don Flolt elected vice president and Ray Claussen secretary. Advisory council named J McKenn and W R Bruce. Sparta to host the 1950 track meet. WIAA dates debated for age eligibility in football basketball and track.

Avmah Wis W. A. Knutson Waa W. A. Bruce Spada Sparta Tomah Louan Viroqua Westby Mauston Don Flolt Lowan Ray Claussen

Veterans Of The Game Look To Baseball's Future

New York report surveys veteran voices on next trends in baseball.bullets touch front office moves for Marty Mirlin and Bill Nicholson shifting teams, while Marion reflects on nurturing youngsters. Larry Doby and Marvin Rackley are cited among star players. Bucky Harris may move to Detroit. The piece notes spring rookies Walter Drops George Wilson and Jim Piernall, with serveral pitchers under scrutiny. Chandler defends his stance as commissioner amid the broader outlook.

Aporta New York i/M Marty Mirlon Buyn Bob Flaringuo St. Louis Cardinal Marion Orry Moore Tanagorny Bill Nicholson Chicago Cubs Phillies Jefe T Heath Nick Chawtertown Larry Doby Metder Oultefielders Howlin Graven Brooklyn Marvin Rackley Chl Hooges Moy Campanalin Rex Barney Barney Shotton Flrocoklyn Gly Hooper Montront Bucky Harris Yankee Boston Rec Sox Boxemen Walter Drops George Wilson Birmingham Jim Piernall Waterbury Conn Willard Nixon Lindale Scranton Harris George Walss Aoys Walxs Frank Shea Joe Page Allie Reynolds Raynolds Bucky Bob Porterfield Newark Wolge Bob Fuller Floyd Global Tigers Hal Nowe Houser Chandler Boudreau Third Brae

Big Nine Football Briefs Update From Chicago

Big Nine football notes from Chicago recap key injuries and lineup shifts. Michigan plans a travel squad to Minneapolis as Durricotty and three others recover. Illinois may shuffle guards with Mueller and LeVant sidelined. Northwestern splits play calling duties due to Yure’s illness, while Wisconsin eyes fall offensive rhythm after playing Catton. Minnesota restates Hauekon and Bye injuries. Iowa reports improved Mirco pace against Notre Dame with Woodard Grothus and Coriacn ready. Ohio State near peak for Wisconsin clash, Indiana hopes Russett returns strength against Pitt, Purdue travels with Schmidt and Whitmer despite Iowa game injuries.

Len Younce Dislocates Neck Halting Giants In Practice

New York Giants veteran guard Len Younce dislocated his neck during practice and was hospitalized. He is likely to miss at least one game against the Pittsburgh Steelers with possible longer absence after medical evaluation. Team physician Dr. Francia Sweeney announced Younce will be sidelined.

York Len Younce New York Football Giants Younce Pitts Wild Steelers Francia Sweeney Glanty

Giants Trade With Lions Shifts Quarterback Plans

In a National Football League deal with the Detroit Lions the New York Giants acquire Xen noth fod Keuper a player noted for quarterbacking potential while sending guard Bill Mikiich to the Lions.

Detroit Lions Giants Xennoth (Fod) Keuper Althor Dott Hult Bill Mikiich

Cardinal Leeds Tops Field At Aurora Downs

Cardinal Leeds led a nine horse field to win the $9,000 Aurora Downs trotting derby at Aurora Downs. He set a new track mile record of 2 05 2/8, breaking the old 2:06 mark set by Iglers in 1848. Other entries included Vita Lee Florian Ella Siskiyou Barney Odell Volurion De Al Stan Pat Win and Billy Carleton.

Aurora Downs Cardinal Leeds Iglers Vita Lee Florian Ella Siskiyou Barney Odell Volurion de al Stan Patwin Billy Carleton

Aquinas Blugolds Face Cotter in Homecoming Showdown

Aquinas Blugolds host Cotter at Memorial Field for homecoming on Saturday. Quint Captain Dick Quint, 180 pound senior guard and homecoming king, leads the line with steady play. Persists with key roles from Michuta and Spika as Aquinas seeks its fourth win and to extend its homecoming unbeaten streak.

Aquinas Blugolds St Memorial Field Winona Dick Quint Ramblers Quint Leven Central Blugolds Bill Kraft Campion Michuta St. Michag’s Field

Ohio State Holds Tag Scrimmage Before Wisconsin Game

Ohio State Buckeyes conducted a tag scrimmage to test current form. Coach Wesley Fesler praised the team as in best condition of the season. Cleveland’s Mike Cannavine is expected to be ready for Saturday’s Wisconsin game after a bruised leg briefly threatened him. Stadium crowds reach 78,677, a sellout.

Columbus Ohio State University Buckeyes Wesley Fesler Mike Cannavine Cleveland Wisconsin

Marquette Polishes Attack For Kentucky Homecoming

MILWAUKEE Marquette University polished its attack yesterday as the Hilltop football squad prepared for its homecoming game with Kentucky Saturday. Coach Frank J. Murray said the drill would be the last heavy one of the week. The squad will go to Oconomowoc after a timbering Up drill today and return to Milwaukee for the game tomorrow.

Milwaukee Marquette University Hilltop Kentucky Hilltopper Frank J. Murray Oconomo

Court notice for probate and heirs in Wisconsin estate

Legal notices detail the probate of Bayle Bertrand and David Bert ram Bil Bice and Tort Dice Cronus in Cr ome County Wisconsin. It orders filing by January 8 or be barred and sets hearings at the County Court, La Srosts City, with notices to Maud and others. Court date listed as November 16 at 10 am and January 5 at 10 am.

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Harlem Globe Trotters to Battle House of Davids at Sparta

In Sparta Wisconsin on Thursday November 4 the Harlem Globe Trotters a colored quint meet the House of Davids led by Johnny Stalls Bearded House of Davids star Isade the trotters and Don Huosiker chairman. Tickets go on sale Monday at Lou's Men Store for one dollar reserved ground floor and fifty cents for balcony general admission.

Sparta Wis Sparta Gymnasium Harlem Globe Trotters Davida Johnny Stalls la Crouse Isade the Trotters Don Huosiker Lou's Men

Prince Philip Sails as Bluebottle Skipper in Race

Britains Prince Philip known as Duke of Edinburgh sails the royal yacht Bluebottle in a Dragon class race at Lee on Solent with crew member F. M. Crichton. The duke, praised as a calm, capable helmsman, led Bluebottle to second at start but finished sixth as tricky winds and dying breeze ended the regatta.

Portsmouth Eng Britain Prince Philip Navy Bluebottle Princess Elizabeth Galling Wilub Cowes Isle of Ght Duke of Edinburgh F. M. Crichton Elizabeth Duke Crichton Bluebbottle Lee-on-Solent Salle Bluebottle Lagred Duke di Mw Waas Philip

Final Settlement Hearing for Inheritance in La Crosse County

Notice of final settlement hearing in the matter of the estate of a deceased, with multiple court terms listed in La Crosse County Wisconsin. Dates include May 7, November 7, 1948, and related deadlines. Attorneys CROBHY SCHNEIDER and NOITSOR represent parties. proceedings concern executor, guardianship, and probate actions for Jennie decensed and other estates.

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All-America Ends Lead Notre Dame and Michigan Talent

Notre Dame’s Leon Hart and Michigan’s Dick Rifenburg figure prominently as All-America end candidates. Rifenburg starred in Michigan’s win over Northwestern and caught a TD pass in the Michigan State opener. Hart, a 6 foot 4, 220 pound end, has been a premier pass receiver and blocked Irish opponents for the season.

AP Newa Frank Posta Dick Rifenburg Sichinen Leon Hart Notre Dame Michigan Rifenburg Northwestern Wolverine Michigan State Hart Frank Tripucka

Ghost village Ganadhio resurges amid Greek civil conflict

In the Grammo summer offensive ghost village Ganadhio near the Vorgopotamas stream is revived by priest Papachristodoulou who stayed through bombardment and evacuation. He recalls leaving families and cattle to Albania, returning as Greek forces claim the hills. The village lacks water and crops and the church bells call to a stubborn return.

Hele Mamas Ganadhio Greece Gonadhio Kleftis Vorgopotamas Vittisa Kerasoyan Gonadhia Markos Grammos Ganadhio Papschristodoulou Albania Papachristodoulou Papa Christodoulou Papachristodouslou Ganeadhio

Oshkosh All Stars 84 Packers in pre season win

Oshkosh All-Stars defeated the Anderson Packers 84 to 53 in a National Basketball League exhibition. Gene Englund led Oshkosh with 20 points, while Howie Schultz topped the Packers with six baskets and five free throws. Next up Oshkosh faces Milwaukee Shooting Stars, then Minneapolis Lakers in an upcoming exhibition.

Oshkosh

Wisconsin Badgers Rally 2000 Support Ahead of Ohio State Game

Madison reports 2000 students packed a special pep rally at Memorial Union and Camp Randall to back the Wisconsin football team before the Nine game with Ohio State. amid controversy over a 10 foot banner aimed at coach Harvey Stuhldreher, university president Dr. E. B. Fred urged sportsmanship as Clarence Self urged the team to comeback. The Badgers flew to Columbus for the game as the forum between coaches and students was postponed until after the season.

Madison Wis University of Wisconsin Columbus Clarence Self Cicero, J Ohio State Wisconsin Harry Harey Stuhldreher Badger Yale E. B. Fred Memorial Uneon Camp Randall Stadium Ohio

Heavyweight Scrapper Suspended In New York

New York fighter Roy Taylor 18214 was suspended by the New York State Athletic Commission after an unsatisfactory performance in a second round loss to Tami Mauriello 210 at Park Arena. Taylor's professional record stands at 20 wins in 85 bouts.

Scrapper New York Roy Taylor Tami Mauriello

Frenca Expedition Faces Ten Fordsterels Deployment

A fragmentary report notes a French expedition planning to deploy ten units described as stinerels to Frenca. The text is garbled and presents uncertain wording about forces and destination.

Duck and small game season opens with gear tips

The notice urges readers to hit the outdoors as duck hunting opens tomorrow along with squirrel and pheasant season. It notes hunting has been decent and should improve with northern flights. A Hodgeman parka and waterproof footwear keep hunters warm in marshes, and electric boot driers are recommended to dry wet boots after returning home.

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