Aquinas and Edgewood Face Underdog Battle of Unbeatens
Undefeated La Crosse Aquinas meets 12 game win streak Edgewood at Breeze Stevens Field in Madison in a Sunday charity game. Edgewood’s defense has allowed 2.6 points per game while Aquinas has piled up 194 points in seven contests and limited opponents to 44.
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Crusaders Are 5-0 For 1958 Play and Their Victory Skein
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South Carolina Beats Clemson 26 to 6 in Stadium Thriller
South Carolina toppled 10th ranked Clemson 26 to 6 in Columbia as 46,000 fans watched. Clemson ace quarterback Harvey White injured late. Gamecocks secure second half scoring drives of 43 and 79 yards to seal the ACC upset.
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Tebbetts Named Executive Vice President of Braves
Birdie Tebbetts, formerly with the Cincinnati Redlegs, is introduced as executive vice president of the Milwaukee Braves and may become club president in a few years. He will oversee trades with approval from the president or EVP, while maintaining noninterference with manager Fred Haney. Tebbetts plans to move his family to Milwaukee after the holidays as the club fronts a major ownership project in Florida.
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Attendance Gains Mark College Football In 1958 First Half
Attendance at major college football games rose about 3.33 percent in the first half of 1958. The average crowd reached 25 063 per game, an increase of 811 from the prior year, with Sky line posting the biggest percentage gain at 16.24 percent. Only the Big Ten Big Eight Missouri Valley and Southern Conferences saw declines.
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Katt Named Bullpen Coach for Cardinals 1959
ST LOUIS AP Ray Katt will serve as bullpen coach for the St. Louis Cardinals for the 1959 season the club announced Thursday.
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New Ring Set for Action in City Boxing Card
A new boxing wrestling ring debuts at Mary E Sawyer Auditorium on Saturday night featuring Dick Hutto versus Joe Pazandak in the main event. The ring, planned for months, was designed by the city engineer's office with all materials produced by local firms.
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Conley Signs with Celtics as Braves Deal Sparks Row
Gene Conley 6 foot 8 pitcher signed to play for the Boston Celtics while remaining with the Milwaukee Braves. Braves GM John Quinn said actions over his contract will be discussed after talks with team executives, noting no precedent for such a case. Ty Cobb holds Detroit’s consecutive hitting streak record with 56 straight games in 1911.
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Relief Pitchers Dominate 1958 Major Leagues
Dick Hyde led in saves with 19 for the Washington Senators and 10 wins while Roy Face added 20 saves for Pittsburgh. Ryne Duren and Clem Labine also posted high save totals in a season of surprise performances across multiple clubs.
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Murtaugh Named AP Manager Of The Year In 1958
Chester Pa AP Danny Murtaugh 41 named AP Manager of the Year after guiding the Pirates to an 84 70 finish in 1958 eight games behind the pennant winning Braves Murtaugh praised Bill Meyer for guidance and bench experience during his rise to managerial duties Other top vote getters included Bill Rigney Fred Haney Casey Stengel Lopez Jimmy Dykes Harry Craft and Joe Gordon
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Fred Pongratz Second In NCAA Point Production
Newhouse leads NCAA in pass completions with 72 and Penza tops in receptions with 26. Pongratz of La Crosse State sits second in scoring behind Dale Mills of Northeast Missouri by one point.
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Quinn Dinner Set for Milwaukee Braves Official
John Quinn, vice president and general manager of the Milwaukee Braves, will be honored at a testimonial dinner at the Wisconsin Club on November 17. The event is sponsored by Quinn's friends and associates to recognize his long service to baseball, the Braves, and Milwaukee. President Warren Giles of the National Association will be the principal speaker.
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Badgers Face Buckeyes in Columbus Showdown
Wisconsin aims to bounce back after a 20-9 loss to Iowa as they travel to play undefeated Ohio State. Coach Milt Bruhn notes a changed mindset and Hackbart and Williams work to rebound behind a stronger showing from Frank Kremblas and a host of Buckeye playmakers.
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Augustana Coach Resigns Position
Vincent Lundeen resigns as head football coach at Augustana College in Rock Island Illinois saying he is tired of losing. The move ends his tenure after years leading the Vikings program.
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