Outcasts Split Even With Puffs In Final Eau Claire Game
In a tight finish the Outcasts beat Eau Claire 5 to 2 to split the four game series. Schardt allowed six hits as La Crosse secured the win with timely hitting and strong defense including three double plays. Um pire Stauffer handled the plate with few controversies as the crowd remained small.
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Eau Claire
Jim” Schroeder
Boosters
Schriner
Schardt
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Gregory
Heaver
Roosters
Dexter
Shriner
Wallace
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Greggory
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Bailey
Shorty
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Stauffer
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Dan
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Superior wins first game as Wausau errors hurt second
In Superior Wisconsin on August 27, Superior won the first game by scoring on Schieffer’s errors while Wausau’s misplays cost them the second in a doubleheader ending 10-2 and 4-5. Batteries Klingbeil Clapper Schieffer Johnson and Dunbar Willson Clapper. Duluth beats Winona 8-1 to finish series as Winona falters. Cos Wheveeboebine details unclear.
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Superior
Wis
Schieffer
RHE Superior
Klingbeil
Clapper
Johnson
RHE Wausau
Cummings
Mueller
Corbett
McHale
Tigers Extend Lead In Field as Detroit Struggles
Detroit reports the Tigers widen their long lead as the opponent falters. Key players push the pace and defense clamps down late, securing the advantage and momentum for upcoming games.
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Tigers
Pirates Tie New York as Leach, Byrne Deliver Late
Pirates beat New York 2-0 with Leach hitting a homer and Byrne driving in a run in the eighth. Adams used Leifield after six with no hits allowed. Brooklyn, Cincinnati, Boston and Philadelphia also won in a busy day across the leagues.
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Leifield
Pittsburg
Moores
Dallas
Layster
Hartford
Brooklyn
Rowan
Cincinnati
Reds
Roth
Clark
Boston
St. Louis
Doves
Philadelphia
Chicago
Sheckard
Knabe
Baseball Scores Across Leagues Briefly Recapped
Summary of recent games from the American Association National League and Wisconsin Illinois League with team results. Milwaukee and St Paul posted strong wins while Minneapolis and Kansas City struggled. Cleveland and Detroit posted higher scores. in the National League Pittsburg, Philadelphia and Boston won, New York and Chicago lost. Green Bay and Appleton won in the Wisconsin Illinois League with other matches awaiting, Freeport Madison listed as no game.
Regional matchups across cities headline schedule
Milwaukee plays Minneapolis while Kansas City visits St. Paul and Indianapolis faces Toledo. Columbus meets Louisville and Boston takes on Cleveland. New York visits Detroit and Philadelphia hosts St. Louis. Washington at Chicago and Pittsburgh at Brooklyn. Cincinnati at Boston and Chicago at New York. St. Louis at Philadelphia. Appleton battles Oshkosh and Fond du Lac faces Green Bay. Racine meets Rockford and Madison plays Freeport.
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Oo Eubese
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Sete
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Appleton
Rockford
Racine
Freeport-Madison
Madison
Detroit Tigers extend lead with third straight win over Phillies
Detroit beat Philadelphia 6 to 0 to widen its lead over the eastern contenders as Boston and Chicago split a pair. Mulll en and Mullen dominated Athletics. Cleveland defeated Washington 5 to 2. New York topped St Louis 5 to 1 while Pittsburgh beat New York 6 to 3.
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Cobb
Crawford
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Dygert
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Washington
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Young
Stovall
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Dineen
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Pittsburg Nationals
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Pirates
Alstein
Wilson
Merkle
Doyle
Leach
Byrne Scor
Cubs Release Ragon to Rochester Eastern Club
Chicago Aug 27 manager Frank Chance released Pat Ragon to Rochester Eastern. Ragon will leave Newark tonight to join Rochester. Waivers were asked on Ragon several days ago.
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Frank Chance
Chicago Cubs
Pat Ragon
Rochester
the Otcher
Cubs
Newark
Waivers
Ragon
Illinois horse racing planned at Ingalls Park Joliet
Horsemen in Chicago discuss reviving racing in Illinois with races at Ingalls Park Joliet next week and for thirty days thereafter. Lee Ingalls will lease his park to the organizers who will run events on their own behalf, per the announcement.
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Ininois
Ingalls Park
Joliet
Lee Ingalls
Local Notes From Genoa and Surrounding Areas
Genoa residents welcome relatives from Trempealeau and La Crosse areas. Miss Mabel Morelli returned home from Verndale and Ogilvie Minnesota after two months with kin. Various locals including Miss Bilsie Pulver and Ina visited Stoddard before returning. Blair Gillette left for Davenport Iowa for National Telegraphy Institute. Lizzie and Rose Fritz visited Ristow family then returned to La Crosse. C t andall now practices barbering here. Mrs Geo Schafer and children of La Moille Minnesota are visiting. Mrs Hickock traveled to countryside for kin visits. Mr and Mrs Presnall returned to Hazelton Kansas. Miss Emily Johnson from La Crosse is staying with relatives. Miss Essie Monti, previously in Amery, Wisconsin, returned home.
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Mabel Morelli
Verndale
Ogilvie
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Ina
Stoddard
Blair Gillette
Davenport
Iowa
National Telegraphy Institute
Lizzie
Rose Fritz
Mr. Ri
Essie Monti
Amery
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La Crosse Public Schools Set to Open September 7
Children in La Crosse look toward the start of the new school year as classes begin September 7 with no preliminaries. Pupils expected to be in study within two hours of the 9 o clock gong, with high school students promptly placed into classes.
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Strange Man’s Admiration Sparks Girl’s Indignation
A girl grows annoyed as a peculiar man admires her aloud, while he fails to notice her presence. Her reaction mixes irritation with sudden indignation at the inattentive passerby.
Tomah Race Victory for Birch Wilton at 2:19
Birch Wilton driven by W. N. Millard won the 2:23 trot at Tomah in 2 minutes 19 1 4 seconds, fastest on the track. Other results from Appleton Darlington Merrill Marshfield Manitowoc and Merril fairs listed with top finishers and best times.
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Lincoln County Fair
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Elk City club offers 100000 for Jeffries Johnson bout
Jack Monroe, once heavyweight contender and now Elk Lake Ontario mayor, wired a bid from the Elk City Athletic club offering 100000 for the Jeffries Johnson fight to be held in Canada one year from today.
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New York
Jack Monroe
Elk Lake
Ont
Elk City Athletic Club
Great Silver Center
North
Canada
Train wreckers thwarted near White Haven station
FREELAND Pa Aug 27 The Lehigh Valley Express No 7 en route from New York to Wilkes Barre narrowly escaped destruction by train wreckers at White Haven station Three boys who gave names Mose Garrett and Abraham Sorin of New York are in jail
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Lehigh Valley Express
New York
Wilkesbarre
White Haven Station
Mose, Garrett
Abraham Sorin
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