Yanks Win Series In Fifth Game 14 4
The New York Yankees won the 1949 World Series in five games, defeating the Brooklyn Dodgers 14 4 in the clincher. Allie Reynolds and Page starred, with Raschi faltering in the seventh as Hodges hit a three run homer. Stengel praised the effort and both clubs acknowledged the season’s end.
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York Yankees
Casey Em Gels
Invahas
Destiny
Brooklyn Dodgers
Nantes
Allie Reynolds
Fireman
É de Page
Yanks
Dodgers
Bobby Brown
Johnny Mize
Tommy Henrich
Phil Rizzuto
Reynolds
Page
Stengel
Ebbets Field
Raschi
Newcombe
Dodger
Gil Hodges
Burt Shotton
Luis Olmo
Marv Rackiey
Phillies
Red Sox
Shotton
Buffalo Bills Fire Coach Dawson After Loss to Los Angeles
Lowell P. Red Dawson, coach of the Buffalo Bills, was fired after a 42-28 defeat by the Los Angeles Bills. Clem Crowe was named head coach, succeeding Dawson. Crowe, Notre Dame captain in 1925 under Knute Rockne, has coached for four seasons with the Bills.
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Los Angeles
Lowell P
Red” Dawson
Buffalo Bills
Bills
Los Angeles Bills
James F. Breuil
Dawson
Bassman
Clem Crowe
Crowe
Notre Dame
Kn Rockne
Both Teams Gilad Tough Series Over
The Yankees and Dodgers conclude a grueling World Series as both clubs weathered a tight pennant chase. Casey Stengel praises the Yankees while comments from Shotton hint at Brooklyn’s uncertain plans for 1947 and a return next fall.
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Gilad
Brooks
Wisconsin prep football upsets topple 11 unbeaten teams
At weekend games 11 undefeated Wisconsin high schools lost. Hudson fell 20 12 to Stillwater and Baraboo 12 4 to Reedsburg. Other losses included Oshkosh West Milwaukee Custer and Milwaukee South with scores to Green Bay West West Milwaukee Mt Horgh and Milwaukee Bay View. Seven teams lead the standings with five straight wins: Ladysmith LaCrosse Aquinas Lake Mills Marinette Mondovi Stevens Point and Superior Cathedral.
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Wisconsin
Hudson and Baraboo
Hudson
Stillwater
Baraboo
Reedsburg
Oshkosh
Green Bay West
Cudahy
West Milwaukee
Elkhorn
Burlington
Boscobel
Lan Beloit
Wisconsin Rapids
Marshfield
Platteville
Mt. Horgh
Milwaukee Custer
Milwaukee West
Milwaukee South
Milwaukee Bay View
Ladysmith
LaCrosse Aquinas
Lake Mills
Marinette
Mondovi
Stevens Point
Superior Cathedral
UW Football Coach W J Juneau Dies in Milwaukee
William J. Juneau legendary UW coach and former Western Conference champion mentor died in his sleep at age 70 after a prior heart attack. He coached at Marquette Colorado College South Dakota State Texas and Kentucky and starred at Wisconsin 1899 1902 as end and captain. Survived by wife son and twin daughters services set at St Bernard’s Wauwatosa.
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Milwaukee
William J. Juneau
University of Wisconsin
Juneau
Marquette University
Colorado College
South Dakota State
University of Texas
University of Kentucky
Wisconsin
Fort Atkinson High School
St. Bernard’s Catholic Church
Wauwatosa
Holy Cross Cemetery
Football Scores and Schedule Patchwork Across Nations
AP football scores show South Dakota State beating Io wa Tehrs 14 13 Indiana State topping Southern Illinois 9 Rice overpowering New Mexico 55 Oregon State 0 and other results. Pro football results list Rams 31 Bears 16 Giants 45 Washington 35 with upcoming Chicago Green Bay and Rams Detroit games. Ptolemy, an ancient astronomer geographer, is credited with making the first atlas.
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Associated Press
South Dakota State
Tehrs
Corpus Christi
Austin
Rose Poly
Franklin
Indiana State
Southern Illinois
Rice
New Mexico
Hardin-Simmons
Arizona
Utah
Brigham Young
Monmouth
Coe
Lake Forest
Carthage
Quincy
Culver-Stockton
Geneva
Grove City
Marquette
St. Louis
Carroll
Beloit
Luther (A
Augustana
Louisiana State
Texas A
Kentucky
Georgia
Los Angeles
Rams
Chicago Bears
New York Giants
Washington
Chicago Cardinals
Green Bay
Los Angeles Rams
Detroit
New York Bulldogs
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Newbird Giants
San Francisco
Cleveland
Los Dons
Buffalo
Los Angeles Dons
New York
Baltimore
Monroe B Team to Host Mt Horeb at Recreation Park
Monroe high school B team opens season at home against Mt. Horeb in a 7:30 p.m. kickoff. The game features coach Gay Steensrud leading the Mt. Horeb B squad and Monroe’s junior team coached by Fred Simpson and Arch Edwards.
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Monrose Hi School
Mt. Horeb
Recreation Park
Gay Steensrud
Monroe High School
Fred Simpson
Arch Edwards
Browns Suffer Major Setback as 49ers Rout Cleveland
San Francisco overwhelmed the Browns 56 to 28 to end Cleveland’s 29 game unbeaten streak in the All America Conference. The 49ers moved atop the league standings while Los Angeles Dons upset Buffalo in another A AFC match. In the NFL, Los Angeles Rams beat Chicago Bears 31 to 16 and Giants defeated the Redskins 45 to 35 led by Charley Conerly two touchdown passes.
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New York
Cleveland Browns
Browns
San Francisco
48Ers
Clevelanders
Frisco Wrecking Crew
Los Angeles Dons
Buffalo Bills
Los Angeles Rams
Chicago Bears
Charley Conerly
New York Giants
Washington Redskins
Conerly
New Yorkers
Cedarville Man Wins Shoot Here at Grant's Maple Grove Inn
Carl Rueber of Cedarville won first high with 47 at the Green County Rod and Gun club shoot at Grant's Maple Grove Inn. Forreston's Carl Anderson and Monticello's Frank Clark tied for second with 46 as 154 five man squads fired from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. About 4,500 clay birds were broken, with Harry Dunham and Ken Mayer assisting. The Monroe event was praised as one of the best shoots.
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Carl Rueber
Cedarville
Green County Rod and Gun Club
Grant
Maple Grove Inn
Carl Anderson
Forreston
Ill
Frank Clark
Monticello
Dell Potter
Browntown
L. Boeck
D. Browntown
Harry Dunham
Milwaukee
Ken Mayer
Old Argyle Road
Gui
Monroe
Mrs. G H Kubly Wins Navy Ducats in Pick the Winner
Mrs. Glen H Kubly of 2419th Street wins a pair of Navy Wisconsin game tickets for the Pick the Winner contest with only four wrong guesses. Delbert Ott and Afra Kuenbuehlplace high among entrants. next week's prize goes to Wisconsin Ohio State game at Madison October 22.
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Wisconsin
Glen H. Kubly
Ohio State
Southern California
Afra Kuenbuehl
14Th Street
George L. Macks
Monroe
Keith Halloway
Herman Christan
O. N. Johnson
F. P. Neuenschwander
Barbara Karlen
Monticello
Mary Aebersold
Blanchardville
P. J. Lockner
Roger Ruch
Donald FF. Erickson
John Stauffacher
16Th Street
Madison
Whitewater Ties Milwaukee Teachers In Football Cap
Whitewater and Milwaukee Teachers played to a six six tie in college football. River Falls clipped Stout 12 to seven. Eau Claire’s game with Stevens Point was rained out. Next Saturday LaCrosse visits Eau Claire, Stevens Point hosts Superior, Milwaukee goes to Oshkosh, Platteville travels to River Falls, and Whitewater visits Stout.
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Associated Press
River Falls
Stout Institute
Whitewater
Milwaukee
Teachers College
Eau Claire
Stevens Point
Superior
Oshkosh
Platteville
Stout
Indianapolis Indians win third Little World Series title
The Indianapolis Indians defeated the Montreal Royals 12 to 2 Saturday night to claim their third Little World Series title. The American Association playoff champions rarely lose in this event.
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Indianapolis
Indianapolis Indians
Montreal Royals
Brewers Leader Quits After Long Managerial Run
Milwaukee Brewers will have a new manager next year as Nick Cullop, the oldest active skipper in the American Association, announced his resignation on Saturday in Columbus Ohio.
Wisconsin Badgers Fall to California in First Loss of Season
Coach Ivy Williamson praised Navy and California after Wisconsin’s 35-20 setback at Camp Randall. California built a 13-7 lead after one quarter, then surfaced with four interceptions and seven penalties as Jim Monachino, Pete Schabarum, and Charley Sarver dominated on the ground. Gene Evans broke loose for a 56-yard punt return for Wisconsin’s final score amid a rebound effort from Johny Coatta and seven completions in 10 attempts by Coatta. The Badgers, despite promising passing moments, were undone by turnovers and penalties as California remained undefeated.
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Jack Burke
Madison
Navy
Wisconsin
Ivy Williamson
Sailor
Badger
Camp Randall
Duke
California
Williamson
Californians
Badgers
Illinois
Marquette
Jim Monachino
Pete Schabarum
Charley Sarver
Gene Evans
Bears
Ed Wither
Johny Coatta
Bob Petruska
Marquette thunders past Billikens 62 to 7
Marquette University football dominated St Louis University with a 62 7 victory. The report compares it with Wisconsin and Michigan State, noting a strong season trend and upcoming game against Detroit University Saturday night.
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Milwaukee
Marquette University
Hilltoppers
St. Louis University
Wisconsin
Michigan State
Marquette
Detroit University
Donald Babler Heads Monticello High Band
Donald Babler has been elected drum major of the Monticello high school band. A junior saxophonist and active in baseball and basketball, he succeeds Edward Marty Jr. who graduated last spring.
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Monticello
Donald Babler
Monticello High School
Donald
Herman Babler
Edward Marty Jr
World Series Series Facts and Figures Fourth Game Summary
The report lists series and team records set during the World Series including years won by New York A, most games won, most series played, and largest player receipts pool. It also notes attendance figures for Sundays and five game totals, with multiple clubs and players breakings records and global stats such as pinch-hitters and pitchers used.
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Reynolds
Berra
Newcombe
Hatten
Erskine
Banta
Campanella
Raschi
Page
Barney
Palica
Minner
New York
Brooklyn
Boston
Chicago
Philadelphia
One-Dam Lake Plan Approved for Wisconsin Project
The Lake Wisconsin conservation commission approved a one-dam plan to create a 500 acre artificial lake in Lafayette County. It notes a two-dam option at 700 acres would flood valuable farmland and says negotiations to buy land will continue with federal funding sought through the wildlife service program.
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Wisconsin Conservation Commission
Lafayette County
Melvin Olson
South Wayne
Federal Wildlife Service
Funeral and social notices from Monticello and surrounding towns
Community members attended Miss Mathilda Hefty’s funeral in New Glarus. Families from Monticello Monroe Madison Richland Center traveled to Appleton for a family gathering. Social visits included bridge parties in Monroe and calls in New Glarus and Madison, with hospital discharge noted for Mr. Babler.
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Anton Hefty
Fred A. Karlen
Elizabeth Rolph
W. S. Hoesly
Baltz Hoesly
Regula Voegeli
C. M. Stauffer
Mathilda Hefty
New Glarus
Herman Babler
Henry Babler Sr
Monticello
J. F. Freitag
Monroe
R. J. Theiler
Madison
Clarence Babler
Richland Center
Appleton
Marvin Baler
Ronald
Babler
Adam Schuler
Donald Knobel
Country Club
O. D. Curtis Cal
Henry Gessler
Willard Pris
Joyce
Cecil Robe
Brodhead
Chicago
Harry Groves
New York
Henry Elmer
Darlington
Christ Yaussi
Allie Howard
Henry Schecter Jr
Dayton
Fred A. Blum
Nic Marty
Blum
Donald
Norma Freitag
Henry D. Freitag
Nic Freitag
F. K Hefty
Werner Elmer
Belleville
Cloyance Karlen
Donna
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Ptolemy
Frisco
U. S
G.H. Kubly
Navy Ducats
Heileman Brewing Co
la Crome, W
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Minnesota
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Ilowa
Michigan
Purdue
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Sox
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O PR
Billikens
Donald Babler Heads
Monticello High
Dakota
Highway 75
Harry Schrader
Albert Angelshofer
Alvin van Loh
W. B. Elbeck
Wayve King
Fea
Nancy Evans
Don Lenge
Ouring
Harry Hall
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Ine Wuintones
Freeport
O. D. Curtis
Goetz
James Cagney
Virginia Mayo
Ernie
Ernie’s
Roller Mills
Thomas Gaughan
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