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Larry "Moon" Mullins second regime at St. Ambrose College found the former University of Notre Dame grid great leading the Bees through the 1947 football season with five wins on the home field and three losses en the road. Assisting Coach Mullins with football were Leo Deutsch, Dan McKinnon and James O'Connor. Total attendance for St. Ambrose College five home games totaled 33,500 which broke all previous home attendance records for the Ambrosians. With Loras, St. Norbert, and Bradley University coming to town in 1948, another all time high is expected for the Ambrose turnstiles. Davenport, Sept. 21—The St. Ambrose College football team sloshed through heavy mud this afternoon to few plays later Dave Beiser, St. Ambrose tackle, blocked a DeKalb punt on the 12 yard line and Jack Errion recovered over the goal line for the second six pointer. Vince Carlin convereted both extra point attempts. The final St. Ambrose score came in the second quarter on a pass from Jerry Scherer to end Don Baumann. DeKalb scored late in the third quarter as Harry Heni- gan plunged over from the three. Dubuque, la., Oct. 6—Loras college had possession of the Iowa State Catholic College grid crown today after downing a St. Ambrose eleven, 20 to 6, before a record-breaking crowd of 9,000 here today. It was the first time Loras defeated the Bees in 17 years. Both teams were undefeated in two previous contests this season. Row 1, left to right: Mgr. Hawksley, Jim Finigan, Jack Finigan, Gaffney, Konvalinka, Black, Lesniak, Vickery, Scherer, Aguado, Densenberger, Carlin, Doody, Radosly, Doyle, McCluskey, Petrolio, E. Scheck, Waters, Molnar. Row 2: Forbes, Lucas, Norman, Kilfoy, Sonnemaker, Errion, Bevenour, Ketza, Donnelly, Mooney, Melligan, Whan, Newell, Crock, Berg, Spaniak, Lessman, Baumann, Scheck, come from behind and nip St. Mary's of Minnesota, 19-12. St. Ambrose opened the scoring with a 66 yard touchdown run by Jack Melligan in the first period, and Rocco Carbone's placement for the extra point was good. St. Mary's came back with a passing attack which netted touchdowns in the second and third quarters, with backs Don Finn and Bob McGill going over. Jack Mooney, St. Ambrose 140 pound fullback saved the opening game since Coach Larry "Moon" Mullins returned to St. Ambrose, by rambling for two touchdowns in the third period. Davenport, Sept. 26—St. Ambrose College Bees turned loose a terrific ground and aerial attack tonight to smother a slightly favored DeKalb Teachers college football team 20-7. The Bees took an early lead when Don Doody went over from the three yard stripe in the first quarter. A St. Ambrose took an early lead of 6 to 0 in the first quarter on a 50 yard touchdown run by Jack Melligan but Loras passing paid dividends as two Loras touchdowns came on passes from John Rohan to Ralph Peterson for 50 and 52 yards respectively. Third Loras tally came on a sustained 43 yard march with Bob Hanlon going over from the two yard marker. The Loras victory marked the worst defeat that a "Moon" Mullins coached Bee club ever received. In 1940 Mullins brought his team through undefeated and unscored on, but Loras blemished that record somewhat by holding the Bees to a 0-0 tie. Davenport, Oct. 11—St. Ambrose Bees flashed a powerful running and passing attack to down a fighting Augustana College team, 26-6, before 8,000 fans Saturday to set a new attendance record. The win gave the Bees the Quad-Cities championship.
Title | 1948 Yearbook |
Date | 1948 |
Transcript | Oaks 1948 |
Publisher | Unknown |
Rights | St. Ambrose University 518 W. Locust St., Davenport, IA 52803 |
Title | 1948 Yearbook |
Date | 1948 |
Transcript | Larry "Moon" Mullins second regime at St. Ambrose College found the former University of Notre Dame grid great leading the Bees through the 1947 football season with five wins on the home field and three losses en the road. Assisting Coach Mullins with football were Leo Deutsch, Dan McKinnon and James O'Connor. Total attendance for St. Ambrose College five home games totaled 33,500 which broke all previous home attendance records for the Ambrosians. With Loras, St. Norbert, and Bradley University coming to town in 1948, another all time high is expected for the Ambrose turnstiles. Davenport, Sept. 21—The St. Ambrose College football team sloshed through heavy mud this afternoon to few plays later Dave Beiser, St. Ambrose tackle, blocked a DeKalb punt on the 12 yard line and Jack Errion recovered over the goal line for the second six pointer. Vince Carlin convereted both extra point attempts. The final St. Ambrose score came in the second quarter on a pass from Jerry Scherer to end Don Baumann. DeKalb scored late in the third quarter as Harry Heni- gan plunged over from the three. Dubuque, la., Oct. 6—Loras college had possession of the Iowa State Catholic College grid crown today after downing a St. Ambrose eleven, 20 to 6, before a record-breaking crowd of 9,000 here today. It was the first time Loras defeated the Bees in 17 years. Both teams were undefeated in two previous contests this season. Row 1, left to right: Mgr. Hawksley, Jim Finigan, Jack Finigan, Gaffney, Konvalinka, Black, Lesniak, Vickery, Scherer, Aguado, Densenberger, Carlin, Doody, Radosly, Doyle, McCluskey, Petrolio, E. Scheck, Waters, Molnar. Row 2: Forbes, Lucas, Norman, Kilfoy, Sonnemaker, Errion, Bevenour, Ketza, Donnelly, Mooney, Melligan, Whan, Newell, Crock, Berg, Spaniak, Lessman, Baumann, Scheck, come from behind and nip St. Mary's of Minnesota, 19-12. St. Ambrose opened the scoring with a 66 yard touchdown run by Jack Melligan in the first period, and Rocco Carbone's placement for the extra point was good. St. Mary's came back with a passing attack which netted touchdowns in the second and third quarters, with backs Don Finn and Bob McGill going over. Jack Mooney, St. Ambrose 140 pound fullback saved the opening game since Coach Larry "Moon" Mullins returned to St. Ambrose, by rambling for two touchdowns in the third period. Davenport, Sept. 26—St. Ambrose College Bees turned loose a terrific ground and aerial attack tonight to smother a slightly favored DeKalb Teachers college football team 20-7. The Bees took an early lead when Don Doody went over from the three yard stripe in the first quarter. A St. Ambrose took an early lead of 6 to 0 in the first quarter on a 50 yard touchdown run by Jack Melligan but Loras passing paid dividends as two Loras touchdowns came on passes from John Rohan to Ralph Peterson for 50 and 52 yards respectively. Third Loras tally came on a sustained 43 yard march with Bob Hanlon going over from the two yard marker. The Loras victory marked the worst defeat that a "Moon" Mullins coached Bee club ever received. In 1940 Mullins brought his team through undefeated and unscored on, but Loras blemished that record somewhat by holding the Bees to a 0-0 tie. Davenport, Oct. 11—St. Ambrose Bees flashed a powerful running and passing attack to down a fighting Augustana College team, 26-6, before 8,000 fans Saturday to set a new attendance record. The win gave the Bees the Quad-Cities championship. |
Rights | St. Ambrose University 518 W. Locust St., Davenport, IA 52803 |
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