Buckeye Wildcat Illini Wolve Tilt Highlights Big Nine
Ohio State faces Northwestern in Evanston as the key Big Nine clash with Illinois at Michigan looming. Michigan leads the standings while Northwestern and Ohio State each have one defeat. Illinois seeks upset to shake up the race.
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Chicago
Ohio State
Northwestern
Illinois
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T Tomorrow
Buckeye-Wildcats
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Wolverines
Ann Arbor
Indiana
Minnea
Iowa
Iowa City
Gophers
Badgers
Hawkeyes
Wildcats
Buckeyes
Ohio
Ray DiPerro
Dyche
Bob Voigts
Chuck Potter
Art Murakowski
125 Out Of Town Bowlers Enter Ladies Old Style Lager Meet
Out of town entries for the Ladies Old Style Lager sweep meet at Pla Mer Lanes start Nov 6. Alma Palmaquist reports 125 bowlers from nine cities including Winona Red Wing St Paul Minneapolis Owatonna Beardstown Baraboo. Local women sign up after Oct 31 with out of town kegers given first choice. first prize is 75 dollars plus a trophy with prizes for one in four entrants.
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Alma Pralle
Alma Palmaquist
Cnties
Winona
Red Wing
St Paul
Minneapolis
Owatonna
Minn
Beardstown
Big Nine camps notes from AP report on Oct practice
AP notes from Big Nine football camps detailing Michigan Iowa Wisconsin Indiana Minnesota and Purdue sessions. Michigan drills focused on Illinois plays while Iowa Wisconsin pass and attack work. Indiana travels to Minneapolis with injuries in doubt. Minnesota defends via pass defense with Bill Bye listed as condition. Purdue shifts guards and introduces Bob Whitmer at right end.
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Minnesota
Gophers
Bill Bye
Purdue
Phil O'Reilly
Marquette
Lou Karras
Bob Whitmer
Illinois
Vets' Club Shuffleboard Leaders Take First in Thursday Division
Vets' Club shufflers of Onalaska topped the Thursday league with a 16-0 win over the Friendly Nabors. Kabat's home team beat Arnie's Shufflers 15-1 as C Michel and F Adrian led the winners.
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Vets
Onalaska
Bowler’s Inn
Lil and
Carl
Schultz's Gateway Inn Menu Highlighting Fried Specials
The Gateway Inn at 1002 Jackson Pike offers nightly dishes including fries fried shrimp fried chicken hamburger steaks and home made chili shrimp cocktails and sandwiches with takeout available.
Sweet starch and umpire records linked to World Series
High quality starch extracted from sweet potatoes. Bill Kiem, umpire in chief of the National League, officiated in 18 World Series between 1908 and 1940.
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Bill Kiem
Kiem
Peds Face River Falls In Conference Finale At La Crosse
La Crosse State Teachers hosts River Falls in a pivotal conference finale Saturday night at 8. Coach Van Galder’s Peds seek second place or a share of the title as River Falls eyes a close season win after a midseason surge led by Gene Cardinal.
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Ace Loomis
George Sladky
Frank Pokrop
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Earl Holm
Dick Merit
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Win Nay
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Charlie Hunter- Holm
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Winona
Floyd Gautsch
Luther Reserves
Galesville Legion Quint To Be Formed
Galesville Wisconsin special meeting set for Thursday November 4 at 7 30 p m to reorganize the city basketball team sponsored by the Rowles McBride American Legion post The 25 5 record last season included Six league title West Salem Invitational and second in the District Se tournament John Williamson Sr president and H M Jacobson vice president A B Ekern secretary treasurer
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Wis
Rowles-McBride American Legion Post
John Williamson, Sr
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A. B. Ekern
Dark Credits Stanky After Being Named National's Top Rookie
Alvin Dark reacts to AP poll naming him National League rookie of the year. He credits Ed Stanky for guidance and reflects on career luck and potential earlier paths with Phillies and Richie Ashburn. Dark, a Braves shortstop, enjoyed hometown support in Lake Charles Louisiana.
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Stanky
Lake Charles
Alvin Dark
Ed Stankey
Associated Press
Ed Stanky
Braves
Milwaukee Brewers
Phillies
Richie Ashburn
Red Raider Squad Invades Tomah Field Tonight
Central high school aims for its second win as Coach Walter Weigent’s Raiders travel to Tomah to face the Indians. Both teams seek a victory after recent losses with details on starters and lineup adjustments for the game.
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Tomah Field
Central High School
Tomah
Walter
Babe) Weigent
Raiders
Indians
Weigent
Central
Aquinas
Logan
Charlie Weigent
Raider
Glen Allemand
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Iwald Solverson
al Love
Lorin Wuensch
Karl Keppel
Jack Schoenenberger
Clark Blaske
Leon Miller, Jr
Bob Tippy
Larry Nutter
Bob Kaulfuss
Don Larson
Bill Huber
BAA President Seeks Working Agreement With Rival League
Maurice Podoloff president of the Basket ball Association of America says he will push talks with Ike Duffey NBL president to settle inter league player issues. He notes BAA arenas seat 10 000 to 15 000 while NBL venues hold around 2 500. The addition of Minneapolis Indianapolis Fort Wayne and Rochester strengthens the BAA as it enters its third season with 12 teams.
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Maurice Podoloff
Basketball Association of America
National Basketball League
Ike Duffey
NBL
Podoloff
BAA
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Fort Wayne
Rochester
Hawkeyes conduct practice in new game suits at Iowa Stadium
Iowa City reports the Hawkeyes wore new football game uniforms for a field feel session. The squad split into three teams with first-stringers in light contact and two freshman units showing Wisconsin-style formations.
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Iowa City
Iowa Stadium
Hawks
Wisconsin
Gene Bearden Tops Rookie of Junior Circuit in AP Poll
Gene Bearden, Cleveland southpaw, named American League top rookie of 1948 in AP poll. He edged Boston's Billy Goodman by two votes, tallying 20 wins and 7 losses. Al Dark led major league rookies with 160 of 220 ballots.
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New York Yankees
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Red Sox
George Vico
Detroit
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Cleveland
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Ned Garver
St. Louis Browns
Lou Boudreau greeted by Harvey crowd after Indians title
Lou Boudreau shortstop and manager of the World Champion Cleveland Indians received a rousing Harvey welcome from 21 000 citizens. The parade featured 14 official cars and bands along a two mile route to the high school athletic field. Boudreau rode with Gov Dwight Green and Harvey Mayor Arthur Turngren. He praised the site as the thrill of his life and attended a dinner that evening in the high school cafeteria.
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Cleveland Indians
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William Haridge
yAma League
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Rade Pa
BRF Eleven Faces Augusta In Homecoming Clash
Black River Falls high school, 4 2, hosts Augusta at 8 p m in a Mississippi Valley league game. A win keeps BRF in second place and could force a tie for first if Mondovi defeats Osseo. Veteran backfield of McKevitt Boyer Rozmenoski Levert and star Doug McDonald set to close prep careers.
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Augusta
BRF
Mondovi
Osseo
Falls High School
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Norman Watson
Four 1949 MSU opponents listed for Bowl teams
East Lansing Michigan announces Michigan State College football schedule for 1949 includes four former Bowl Day opponents from last year Michigan Penn State Maryland and William and Mary.
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Mich
Michigan State College
Michigan
Penn State
Maryland
William and Mary
Boxing Roundup From Night Cards Across Several Cities
Reports from shows in Milwaukee Minneapolis Fort Wayne Topeka Macon Atlanta recounts list of bouts. Luther Burgess stopped Mel Hammond in Minneapolis while Harold Green floored Dick Lewis in Fort Wayne. Pat McCafferty and Pritzie Zivic won by knockout in Topeka and Macon respectively. Joe Louis had three exhibition rounds in Atlanta.
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Beauneck
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Boon
Lon
Oinneapolis
Luther Burgess
Detroit
Mel Hammond
Minneapolis
Fort Wayne
Ind
Harold Green
Indianapolis
Dick Lewis
Columbus
G. Topeka
Kas
Pat McCafferty
Topeka
Ray Spurlock
Kansas City
Des Moines North High Sets New 440 Relay Mark
Des Moines North High School posted a 440 yard relay time of 42.3 seconds, edging a 20 year old record from Glendale California. National Federation official V Porter confirmed the mark was accepted by the national record committee in July. announcement followed yesterday. Umpires are paid 2500 dollars for World Series officiating.
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Chicago
North High School
Des Moines
Glendale
Calif
V. Porter
National Federation of High School Associations
Harlem Legionnaires To Clash With Globe Trotters In Sparta
Sparta Wisconsin special report says the Harlem Legionnaires will meet the Harlem Globe Trotters at Sparta high school gym on Thursday November 4 under Jaycees sponsorship. The traveling team boasts ex servicemen with strong records and notable players led by Sonny Cook. Tickets are sold at Lou's Men's store in Sparta.
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Great Lakes Naval Station
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