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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1921
Page
7
On Tuesday night events the La Salles defeated the Magedans in three flights and the Heungpins won three straight games from the Ballows The Corey reported the results with limited details available from the damaged text
The La Crosse Outdoor Sports Association warned the public that Pettibone Lagoon is unsafe for skating due to thin ice. Public skating is suspended until ice is thick enough to be safe and rink lights will not be maintained in the meantime. Reports will inform when skating resumes and conditions improve.
Ponca oil magnate Ernest Mr Marland proclaims golf for the common folk. He funds a city course from his own purse, inviting all crews to play free, while employees receive dividends and he rejects city upkeep assistance. The gesture follows his Pittsburgh background where golf is popular.
New York American outfielder Meusel challenges Landis over World Series earnings claiming he earned his money and Landis cannot take it away. He threatened legal action and said he would contact Piercy and Ruch to pursue the case. The report notes confusion over a Bernstormins rule and references a star resemblance to Ursa Minor.
Karl Krueger accepts terms of Webber challenge for a charitable boxing event. Krueger, 1725 Tarlow Street, will fight at 125 pounds to raise funds for the poor, with Webber promising proceeds to the same benefactor.
Spectator reports at World's End. An Ohio farmer is said to have paid fifteen dollars for a reserved seat near the end of the world.
A Chicago report notes there was no backfire in the suspension of three major league players. Judge Tandis and others discuss the original order, with arguments over fines and potential court actions if Mouser challenges the ruling. The piece mentions a Mearday or Tuesday return and a joint meeting in New Jersey on December 15.
Wisconsin officials spar over a conservation law violation involving mink trapping. The attorney general’s office and conservation commission disagreed on whether an offense was proven as no animal capture evidence existed, with district attorney seeking dismissal. The dispute centers on proper enforcement of wildlife protections in Madison.
In Des Moines Johnny Tiltman of Minneapolis won a newspaper decision over Jack Rolfe of Omaha. In Boston Fred Stone claimed he offered 50,000 for the Red Sox. New York details one base from Behdeter champion and a Giants trade involving Burts Geaznes Groh. In CMU Amvaughn Illinois Padou, captain of the football team, was ruled ineligible for conference play.
Roth and ShelbOn win in billiards at La Crosse pocket billiard image last evening. TL Armstrong playing for Rol defeated B Gibson playing for Wittenberg reel by a score of 5 to 10. Joss Appleman for Shel Hows cent tore defeated Joe Safford by 75 to 41. This evening’s game is Mousecrat Byett.
May trade rumors swirl around Joe Dugan the Cleveland or Philadelphia option and Conte Mawk Ix claims serious pursuit of the veteran first baseman. Dugan remains a key AL asset though his fit with Philadelphia is unclear amidpersistent speculation. Baseball executives Barney Dreyfuss and John McGraw reportedly weigh tying the deal to broader moves as talks surface about potential star acquisitions.
Fragmentary notes describe players and clubs facing injuries and lineup uncertainty. The text hints at team plans, coaching decisions, and the impact on chances, but specifics are unclear.
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