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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1922
Page
15
The Maroon squad showcases on court with Captain George Yardley leading strong drives and defensive pressure. Teammate Lag Seed and other forwards contribute as Vanderbilt and nearby rivals prepare for the upcoming tilt in January, highlighting early-season prospects.
The Church Athletic League cage ball season opens this Saturday with games at the Yo MO AC venue. The senior match features Con Presbyterian on Oak Street while M. B. and Miyut teams are listed for early competition along West Avenue and Cledonin streets.
A heated national score debate centers on football training and alleged tainted practices. Fans question team integrity while coaches deny misconduct, urging fairness and discipline amid rumors about players and hinges on training disruptions.
An editoral report from Anesville Wisconsin states that the Marinette-Sheboygan post season football game cannot be advertised as a state championship decider. Fred J Holt, chairman of the Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association Board of Control, telegraphed Marinette and Sheboygan clarifying the ruling and noting the WIAA’s stance against elimination or district playoff games this year. The message discusses the broader dispute over titles and the stance on rivalries while urging schools to abstain from declaring a state title.
Norman E Brown, New York sports writer, selects an All American eleven from the Sentinel. Captain elect Below earns right tackle, with four other conference gridders honored. First team includes End Muller California and guards from Iowa Yale Army and Wisconsin. Second team lists Kadkadesky Iowa Packle Hansen Cornell and others.
The Minnesota boxing commission faced a decisive ruling on allowing legalized bouts as Miske and Gibbons weighed in heavy. The commission’s decision remains pending after reports of potential approval and existing rules, with officials and observers awaiting a formal ruling.
The La Grasse Outdoor Sports Association conducts its annual member canvass this Saturday and Monday. Members will receive a membership button bearing the official seal instead of the old card. A 50 cent contribution supports Pettibone lagoon upkeep during winter.
Marinette seniors lead a six member victory parade as they head to Green Bay to face rival teams in a rugged prep basketball scene. Fans ride special trains and buses to back the squad as the title hunt remains wide open with the state championship in sight.
In Lincoln Nebraska Jimmy Gill beat Kid Wheelock in a boxing bout on Tuesday night. The match featured Gill gaining the upper hand with decisive rounds and a strong offensive showing, establishing him as the stronger fighter of the pairing.
Marinette and Sheboygan threat to play for the Wisconsin state championship amid conflicts with Marinette leader Neverman and the Wisconsin Inter scholastic Athletic Association. Milwaukee coaches discussed a December deadline and changes to the title rules, while Olsson of Stevens Point denounces the move as double crossing. The dispute centers on scheduling a Green Bay game as the state final and whether Superior should be included in title considerations.
In a Canadian park, trained dogs are harnessed to pull riders along the frozen trails. The activity provides a scenic, winter experience for visitors and demonstrates the use of canine teams in outdoor recreation.
Paris report cites Battling Siki blasting Georges Carpentier in a letter to the French press. He claims fraud and a rigged fight, says he was robbed of his title and will pursue legal action. The French boxing federation names a subcommission to collect evidence and take testimony.
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