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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1908

Page

2

Appleton Seeks Wisconsin-Illinois League Franchise

A mass meeting of Appleton baseball fans aims to secure a league franchise next season. A committee will sell 200 shares at 25 dollars each to raise 5,000 for club financing. The Wisconsin Traction company may contribute if the park sits on the interurban line near Kaukauna.

Appleton S. C. Shannon Merchants’ Association J. P Frank John Conway J. D. Steele Wisconsin Traction, Light, Heat and Power Company Ullman Farm Kaukauna George Hoghever Pueblo Milwaukee

Stagg Cleared to Play Schommer Despite Wisconsin Protest

Chicago December report says Wisconsin lawmakers challenge John Schommer’s eligibility claiming three years played. Stagg asserts the conference rule allows a fourth season for Schommer amid Big Eight peers watching.

Chicago University of Wisconsin John Schommer Maroon Midway Badgers Schommer Stgg Wisconsin Maroon Five

One Day Cold Cure Claim by FE Grove Ad

An old advertisement touts a universal cold remedy titled World over to Cure a Cold in One Day by FE W Grove. It promotes a single product named Bromo Quinine Laxative. The copy emphasizes fast relief and widespread use.

FE. W. Grove

Six Day Bicycle Race At Madison Square Garden

Riders from around the world gather for the annual six day bicycle contest to start at midnight Sunday at Madison Square Garden. Fifteen teams enter including defending champions Rutt and Stol who aim to repeat. Teams span Germany, Holland, Denmark, Italy, France, Ireland, and the United States with riders from many cities such as New York Boston Chicago and Salt Lake City.

New York Madison Square Garden Rutt Stol Holland Walter Rutt Germany John Stol Norman Anderson Copenhagen Carlo Varoni Italy Dixie Yankee Bobby Walthour Atlanta Eddie Root Inter-City Joe Folger Brooklyn Iver Lawson Chicago Mormon Hardy Downing Saltoo City C. L. Hollister Salt Lakety Farmer and Messenger Frank Gavin New Milford Maurice Brocco Roger Labrousse France Peddler Palmer Gordon Walker Sydney Francois Faber Henry la Fourcade Floyd McFarland San Jose James Moran Boston Long Island John and Menus Bedell Lynnbrook L. I Emerald Isle Matthew Downey Patrick Logan Ireland Elmer Collings W. E. Mitten Davenport Iowa

Twenty Years For Ticket Scalp ers

Chicago reports Frank McNichols, baseball player and state legislator, introducing a bill to curb ticket scalping with a penalty of one to twenty years in Joliet prison. The plan targets all scalpers in sports, theater, and rail travel, claiming constitutional backing from a New York bill and a Supreme Court approval. The World Series seat sale inspired the effort.

Chicago Frank McNichols Illinois Joliet McNichols New York Supreme Court

Hal Chase Likely Barred From Yankees Next Year

New York reports indicate Hal Chase, young first baseman, will not be allowed to play for the Yankees next season due to season past derelictions. National League president Harry C. Pulliam calls Chase’s contract violation grievous and says the commission will set an example to deter such conduct, while Frank Farrell of the New York Americans may not reinstate him.

New York Hal Chase Yankees Harry C. Pulliam National League Chase Frank Farrell New York Americans

Rock Bottom Sale Hats at Your Own Price

A sale event promises hats at customers chosen prices. Saturday leads to Peet's at 419 421 Main Street as shoppers are urged not to miss the chance.

Peet's Main Street

Dahlen Not For Lewis Says Dovey Trade Stalls

Boston December 4 President Dovey dismisses Brooklyn trade talk lifting Bad Bill Dahlen to Dodgers noting Ebbetts offer to swap Lewis for Dahlen is not acceptable Dovey praises Dahlen comparing him to Lewis and asserts no deal is near pending further trade interest from Brooklyn clubs

Bad Bill Dahlen Vs. Brooklyn Shortstops For Boston

The piece compares Bad Bill Dahlen favorably to Brooklyn shortstops, saying he surpasses Lewis and any minor league talent. It suggests Dahlen could join Boston next season, highlighting his overall skill even if not a .300 hitter.

Bill Lewis Brooklyn Dahlen Boston

Chesbro May Quit Baseball After This Season

Conway Massachusetts December 4 John Chesbro of the New York club may not play next season He is running a lumber business and friends think he will retire He has threatened to quit before but may be persuaded to stay The Yankee aftermath last season disrupted his strong work and may affect his decision If Stallings can bring Chesbro back he would join Lake McConnell and Fort as the quartet of effective spitball pitchers.

Conway Mass John Chesbro New York Chesbro Yankee Stallings Lake McConnell Buffalo Fort Atlanta

Michigan Gives 12 M Awards For Season Gridiron Work

Ann Arbor Mich Dec 4 Garmany Schulz announced twelve men will receive the Michigan M for their work on the gridiron this fall This is the smallest number in Wolverines history Names listed include Schulz Wasmund Allerdice Casey Embs Davidson Crumpacker Douglas Benbroke Ranney Linthicum and Riley The reserve R will go to twenty seven scrubs The captain election will be held Sunday Wasmund or Alwill to lead in 1909

Ann Apbor Mich Garmany Schulz Michigan Wolverine University Wasmund Allerdice Casey Embs Davidson Crumpacker Douglas Benbroke Ranney Linthicum Riley Scrubs Wasmund Or Wolverines

Al Kubiak May Fight Joe Jeanette in East Match

Al Kubiak the Michigan heavyweight, after a string of victories here, draws strong interest from Armory A. A. Boston matchmakers to face Joe Jeanette. Negotiations not closed yet but offers are described as flattering.

Philadelphia al Kubiak Michigan East Armory A. A Boston Kubiak Joe Jeanette

Clabbie to Fight Lavin of Dayton

Milwaukee promoter plans a January 2 showdown as Jimmy Clabbie nears return from a sore arm. If healing continues, the Milwaukee contender will spar Paddyavin in Dayton with Lavin as the likely opponent.

Clabbe Lavin Dayton Milwaukee Wis Jimmy Clabbie Paddyavin Clabbie

Mil ler from Williamsport Named Penn Captain

Philadelphia reports Albert C Miller of Williamsport Pennsylvania was unanimously chosen captain of the University of Pennsylvania football squad where he serves as a substitute quarterback.

Philadelphia Albert C. Miller Williamsport University of Penn

Toledo Leads in 1909 Grid and Maritime News

The report notes Miller at 22 who starred at quarterback against Cornell on Thanksgiving. Skeeter Hartman may become Flint manager in Southern Michigan league while Toledo backs him. R L Stovall named 1909 captain for Louisiana State in champions of the south. Interlake Yachting yearly meet in Cleveland with S O Richardson likely commodore. Berlin chess match sees Marshall defeat Mieses five to four with one draw.

Sylvania Miller Cornell Toledo Skeeter” Hartman Flint Hartman Dayton Baton Rouge R. L. Stovall State University Interlake Yachting Association Cleveland S. O. Richardson Commodore Commodore Worthington Richardson Detroit Berlin Frank J. Marshall Jacques Mieses Germany Marshall Mieses

Two Freeze-Ups In Single Year On River

The river shows an earlier ice up this year with two freezes expected for 1908. Last year the Georgie S. passed downstream November 19 1907 while the W Van Sant went upstream on November 11.

Georgie S W. van Sant

Santa Claus Arrives by Rail for La Crosse Visitors

Santa Claus comes to the city by Burlington road around 2 pm Saturday. La Crosse boys and girls are invited to see him. carriages await at the depot and he will tour the city. On Monday he will be at his cave in the Park store basement to distribute toys to La Crosse friends.

Santa Claus Burlington Road Cross Santa

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Morris Boyer-Furber Furniture CO la Crosse Woodward Supply Co Underwood & Underwood A. D Theodore Roosevelt ELJOU Stagg Maroons Claim Star Reitzel Trolley Dodgers Dovey Ebbetts Phil F. B Jeanette Soul Kiss Mariner’s Pharmacy Jos. W. Moyles Perrambirian C. & J. Michel Brewing Company LA Crosse, Wis
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