Lacrosse easy for the Drillers four defeat for Crabs
Bourgeois slammed a bases loaded triple as the Drillers defeated the Crabs. The win marks the Crabs fourth loss in a row while Drillers maintained control with strong hitting and solid defense.
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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1909
Page
12
Tigers Lose A Key Game In Slugfest Lost to Pirates
American Association results show Milwaukee 5 Louisville 0 while Chicago and Boston powered sluggers. Detroit fell to Philadelphia 10 to 1 as Fer guson pitcher with Tucky relieved. Pittsburg crushed Boston 19 to 11 in a blowout with 17 hits. New York beat Cleveland 3 to 0 as Warhop and Falkenberg pitched well. St Louis and Washington combined for a high scoring 7 to 9 affair. Ongoing schedules set today include Louisville at Milwaukee and Indianapolis at Kansas City along with National League tilts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association
Milwaukee
Louisville
Minneapolis
Columbus
Toledo
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Knocas City
Ft. Lenin
Washington
New York
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Netrate
Horton
Chicago
Cincinnati
Mittaburg
Boston
Brooklyn
St. Owls
Wisconsin-Miner
Loulaville
Kansan City
Houston
St. Louis
Detroit
Pittsburg
St. Lois
Wisconsin Intime
Green Bay
Oshkosh
Fond du Lac
Appleton
Madison
Racine
Freeport
Rockford
Italy
Warhop
Cleveland Tean
Falkenberg
Bin
Witherup
Johnson
Graham
Dinera
Batley
Felding
McBride
Ferry
Pittsburg Nationals
Auoreare
Ferguson
Tucky
Leals
Tuckey
E Ward
Madox
Betts
McMiMan
McQuillan
Cincinnai
Wismorey
Ewing
Vesterday
St. Lote
Raymond
Giants
Crandall
Bresmahan
Ono yoaAndh
Maddox
Sinon
Gbson
Reardon
Chicaca
Firtrerina
Dearoit
Archer
Bell
Bergen
Jane Wan
Et Buluth
Winona
Tangapons
Crosse Cesses
Reese
Eau Clair
Loulavilin
Wausau
St. Louia
Waenington
National
York
iCinelwnatt
Wisconsio League iv
Pet
Fand du Lac
Ais Oshkosh
Drillers Crush Outcasts In High Scoring Superior Game
In Superior Wisconsin on August 1 the Drillers overwhelmed the La Crosse Outcasts 19 to 11 after Paul Grimes was knocked from the mound. Stremmel hurled well for Superior as La Crosse committed errors while the Drillers piled up 19 hits to close the season with a doubleheader to decide the tie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior
Wis
Easay
Paul Grimen
Willeague
Tom
Bite
Murray
Canan
Duluth
Drillers
Paul Grimes
Lally
Paul
Shost
Letcher
la Crosse
Stremmel
Tt. H. E. la Crosse
Onhotanoh
Wavanozzx
Grimer
Johnson Wires Berger On Scrap For Fight Plans
Jack Johnson sends a message to Sam Berger of Telefrica New York to stay so they can meet and discuss an August contest. Johnson aims for a September bout with Jack O’Brien at Labor Day requiring three weeks of training. He plans to leave for San Francisco tomorrow night and seeks travel details via the Grand Trunk system through Chicago to Michigan and points east.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Jack Johnson
Tie
Sam Berger
Telefrica
New York
Eure
Johnson
Berger
San Francisco
Ein Gory
Jack O'Brien
Labor Day
O'Brien
Grand Trunk Railway System
Chiccaga
Montreal
Niagara Falls
Michigan
Canada
New England
Philadelphia
Pont
Grand Haven
Cookson
A. O
Atlanta Street
Locomotives for Jim Hill Lines Ordered by Baldwin Works
Philadelphia Aug 9 The Hill lines award fifty seven locomotives to Baldwin Locomotive Works at about 1000 dollars each. The contract equals roughly 2 190 600 for Baldwin with orders seen for 178 engines earlier in May. The locomotives are destined for the Great Northern and Northern Pacific railroads signaling a revived trade outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
J. Hill
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Baldwins
Hil
Harrimanster
Awost
jHorthwest
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Weather fuels fires in Wisconsin warns state fire marshal
Madison Wis Aug The hot dry weather has directly or indirectly caused many fires in the state over the past thirty days says State Fire Marshal T M Pure The principal factor is public carelessness or ignorance with gasoline and engines during heat and in pleasure craft Many fires result from gasoline vapors and dangerous handling in hot weather
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
T. M. Pure Tell
China withdraws noted as Japan rejoices in Tokio
Aug 9 report says Japan will rejoice over China withdrawing objections to a plan of recone. The item notes Tokyo reaction and a diplomatic shift, marking a rare moment of narrowed tensions between Beijing and Tokyo amid stalled discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Japan
China
China backs down on Manchurian railway status
The text describes China's tentative acceptance of Japan's control over the Anting-Mukden railway in Southern Manchuria. It notes that an unofficial notification of China's acceptance has been received, implying that China may not freely challenge Japan's dominance and that China’s backdown could dampen future complaints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anting-Mukden
Manchuria
China
Japan
Fonny's Kidney Remedy Advised for Health Relief
An old advertisement urges all persons to use Fonny's Kidney Remedy for coackache rheumatism and kidney and bladder trouble. It claims quick correction of military irregularities and restoration of health and strength, warning against neglect of kidney or bladder issues and links to Bright's disease or diabetes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fonny
Bright
O, Ty Erhart
Frantic cow injures Duluth boy in sudden mishap
In Duluth Minnesota a six year old boy was hooked in the eye by a cow’s horn. The horn gouged out the eyeball and the child was rushed to a hospital. Eyewitness notes the cow lunged its head striking the boy as a precaution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duluth
Minn
Toseph Scholtio
Weat
Cedar Rapids Mayor dies after burglary injuries
John T. Carmody, mayor of Cedar Rapids, died at St. Luke's hospital this afternoon after being wounded during a burglary at his home on May 23. He had been ill with fever and succumbed to complications from his wound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
John T. Carmody
Cedar
GUNS GIRLS ProNIC Girle Picnic at Dreaden Park
A mixed group from the Gund Bote ting Works hosted a Sunday outing at Dreaden Park. The Bell-Singer launch car transported the party with games, races, and playful activities. Adolph Schroeder and Reed avoided joining the merrymaking while the women led the day’s festivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girle
Gund
Dreaden Park
Browns Company
Adolph Schroeder
Reed
Murderer Kills Self in Cell at Queens Jail
Janes A. Heart, jailed for hacking his wife to death with a meat cleaver, hanged himself in Queens County jail by tying an iron chain to a barn and leaping from the cot. His 14 year old daughter found the body. Mrs. Heart’s mutilated corpse lay on a bed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Self
New York
Janes A. Heart
Queens County
Hearn
Algbe
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Wagner
Caloolia
Ooolaonan
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Clevsland
Falkenbere and Bemis
la Crosca
Eau Claire
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Wausan
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Watsau
Lingeer
Burgasse
Bares
Love
R. HW
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Fanznoonn
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Corbett
Moore
Tha Sox
Worman
Atx Funk
Schroeder
Gam
Schmierier
Rh. H. B. Duluth
Taonchhnx
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Schmierler
Muchller
Bonrad
Schrouder
Nelman
Spain
Permaas
Rose Reine, JR
P.O. F
eThan Castor Oil
Blackburn
JIM Hill Lines
Young Corbett
Billy” Shannon
San Rafael
McGovern
Johnny Frayne
Daisy Merserean
Pigiliat
GM. Cutting
Knights of the Wallop
Terrile Torry
Tell
Yours Truly
Thos. Ashton, Mgr
Main Street
Guns Girls
Pronic
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Barber
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Steady Service Co
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Scranton
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