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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1915
Page
10
A terse report notes United Motus Steel tonnage figures rising in November to 5.50 per ton and October 5.44, with shares reacting to a Langage report. The November tonnage figure is 6,627,618 and public perception follows the publication closely, affecting market activity.
Standings list players with handicaps and scores, including Wn Millar 95, 2.22.8, Harry Eaton 100, Geo Hodge 83, Art Rocher 5, Walter Ruplin 0b, T. White 70, and multiple others in a dense yardlong table of names and points.
Wisconsin's disease resistant cabbage varieties, praised for value, may spread nationwide via seed from the Agricultural Experiment Station. Seeds, developed with the U S Department of Agriculture, will be distributed next spring for experimental planting in other states. Cabbage disease investigations here note crop damage in eastern and southern regions.
A quotation attributed to Leich Hut speaks on loving without reciprocation. It extols faith and inner riches that remain untouched by external loss, urging steadfast devotion and moral value beyond worldly returns.
Secret practice began at the high serial this afternoon as coach Horne called a 2:30 meeting of his first squad to study new signals and the regular playbook. With key players Laymai, R. Zolsler and peers contending for forward spots, scrubs like Nyhus and Grenznet work to prove themselves despite school rulings. Louie and Bitter show flashes, while Suup Roellig provides a dangerous shot from inside the middle. The Junior Glass team includes Weeks, Denney, Burroughs, Feinberg, and Bluntsley, as they vie for Glass league spots.
Tel Lewis of England canceled his hour scheduled for next Tuesday night with Soldier Bartfield due to a bail issue that hindered training. Mike Glover of Boston, who recently defeated the Britisher, will take Lewis’s place.
Philadelphia reports quote Connie Mack denying a plan to move Baker to the White Sox and noting Baker’s possible Yankees interest. Bray president Gaiffney rejects trade talks. Charley Comiskey defends or dodges questions while Larry Gardner signs for another year with the Red Sox.
Battti Levinsky will scrap Zulu Kid, middleweight, and Jack Toland meets Da Kurtz in tonight's New York show.
Johnny Diandes known as the Palermo Scot man battled Matt Wells in twelve rounds. Wells appeared to have control early, but Dees fought back, leaving the judges to decide a contentious draw.
Advertisement for a line of signet rings including raised gold letters and diamonds. Mentions tunes topaz bloodstones and a new weight style with moderate prices and engraving offered free. Sold by W T Trvine at 429 Main Street with diamonds highlighted.
Smokey Joe Wood of Boston was initially viewed as having an off season but official American League records confirm he was the most effective pitcher in the league, surpassing expectations and showcasing dominant performance this year.
Indiana college hires Cornhusker coach Le Stehm as director of athletics starting next September. He has spent five years at Nebraska and will earn up to 4200 dollars annually with a 500 dollar advance already paid. The reshaping moves him into a top tier coaching and athletics leadership position.
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