Major League Attendance Records Fall in 1948
The Cleveland Indians led a record breaking 1948 season with the World Series title as attendance hit unprecedented levels. Reds and Yankees also posted large totals with 20,972,601 fans visiting major league parks, while the National League lagged slightly behind.
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Michigan Wolverines Rated Nation's No. 1 Team in AP Poll
Michigan secures the top spot in the AP college football poll with 74 first place votes and 1,336 points. Notre Dame remains second, North Carolina third, Cal?onta fourth after a 42-0 win, and Army fifth as rankings extend the unbeaten season.
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