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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1922
Page
7
The Browns seek a pennant in 1993 with fifteen new players and a revamped roster. Coach and front office promise improved pitching and offense, aiming to bolster weak spots and increase depth through spring training and lineup experimentation.
An agricultural note reports Cassina, wild tea of the East, declared drinkable by officials. The document cites researchers and experiments, noting its palatability and potential silage use, with discussions of regional suitability and limited availability during field trials.
Johnny Meyers, a wrestling champion, defeats Kilonis of Sotinth in two straight falls. Meyers injures Wrist-torc and Ankle but dominates the match, with decisive control through the first two falls.
A confused, partially legible Fond du Lac fragment mentions a youth, ages, and unclear references to a judge and events tied to a local area. The garbled text references Port see Peleny and Wankesha with dates and an 18 year threshold, but specifics remain unclear.
Seals edged Kangaroos 3 games to 0, tying them as Tuesday night action saw Kangaroos win 2 of 3 against Camels. Miller posted a 215 average, aiding Miller’s strong showing in the Best Bowlers column while teams like Tigers Beavers Gophers and others suffered mixed results in the league.
Jedin T. Griffith, Western Conference commissioner, and aides discuss the National Collegiate Act committee backing winter track games in January. The Big Ten faculty committee urges teams stay out, but a reconsideration is hoped for, with action likely to hinge on faculty votes at Big Ten schools.
Plymouth plans a 24 hour police department with rounds by a night section. A night officer will patrol the city and respond to incidents through the late hours. The new service aims to improve safety following recent fires at Catholic institutions and other disturbances.
Mrs Stannard of Iosettes tops the singles with 176 as hippos seals team total 239 and 925 in the women’s league. Mrs Harter of Mitchell Sixes posts a 176 in the three-game mark, while Robins records another notable score as the event highlights strong performances across teams.
Marquette University shifts to basketball prep after a strong grid season. The piece notes players like Tek Quinn and Putkex Duford and mentions a tentative schedule with games in Milwaukee and Madison, highlighting shifts from football to hoops and listing several names and dates.
Los Angeles reports that Paddock has declined joining Jack Merchant and George Krogness on a track and field expedition to New Zealand. Merchant and Krogness will depart in December and stay on the island for an indefinite period, as Paddock says the long trip would interfere with his return to the University of Southern California.
Paris report quotes Panos Deschampes condemning Siki’s statement as infamous lie. The discussion references Carpentier and others, with dispute over a championship claim and reactions from M. Hellers and Diagne.
At W A Jessup's annual banquet the 1923 Iowa Hawkeyes named Glenn Miller as team pilot. Miller, a junior in the Liberal Arts colleges from Waterloo Iowa, is a half back on the squad this season.
In New York a tennis bout between Kedar PSt. and Bryan Downey ended in a dramatic heated exchange atop the world stage. In Michigan Lansing legislators plan a four million dollar appropriation to mining bonus claims, signaling state spending.
Marinette High officials arranged with Sheboygan for the state title game to be played in Green Bay next Saturday officials named by the conference include Davey of Wisconsin Wy man of Oshkosh umpire and Haffety of Milwaukee head linesman. The plan follows disputes over opponents with Marinette criticizing Superior for not arranging tougher schedules and threatening to cancel if the opponent selection is dictated by the press or outside parties.
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