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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1911
Page
12
Musterole is a clean white mustard oil ointment that rivals old plasters without causing blisters. It claims to ease sore throats, bronchitis, coughs, and rheumatic pains and offers jars of 25 or 50 cents with mail order option from The Musterole Company in Cleveland Ohio.
New York dispatch reports the National Commission will continue a rigid ticket swindle inquiry but no new proof has emerged. Major league magnates and three minor leagues weigh a higher classifica tion. a peace agreement may follow in Cincinnati on Jan 3 1912. Brooklyn’s Charles H Ebbets entertains proposals to reform player buying drafting and waiving practices.
Dec 12. Jack Johnson plans to return to his Chicago home and quit fighting to open a south side cafe. Friends report he weighs about 300 pounds and will pursue easier earnings. Two big automobiles with a chaperoned chauffeur arrived, while Johnson's wife is said to be ill with tuberculosis.
The La Crosse Y M C A. hosts Winona Y M C A. in the gym for the season opener. La Crosse aims to extend a two game winning streak against the Minnesota visitors who edged them previously. A preliminary game features W B U and the second Y M C A. fives in a well matched clash.
Coach Stagg and Midway professors back inquiries into past amateur status of “C” players to gauge impact on summer baseball. Wisconsin Purdue Chicago lead stance against open professionalism. Findings may influence January conference vote and potential rule changes.
The National Commission held secret session at the Waldorf Astoria to address ticket speculation tied to the World Series and to decide potential reclassification of the Eastern League American Association and Pacific Coast leagues. Eastern League magnates met at the Hotel Victoria with officer elections and possible league name change.
Minnesota basketball opens the season with a deep pool of 60 candidates for varsity spots. Captain Frank Lawler, Leonard Frank, Wipperman, Cy Sawyer, and Robbillard are highlighted as key players under Dr. L J Cooke as the Gophers prepare for January 12 against Illinois at the University Armory.
Madison Wis Dec 12 Special Immediately after the holidays Speaker Charles A Ingram of the Wisconsin assembly will go to Northern Illinois to aid in organizing counties for the progressive republican committee He just returned from a Chicago office conference and said the movement shows promise with speakers and organizers needed across Illinois He may run for Congress but has not decided yet
Western governors visiting New York receive a packed itinerary. They tour the city by car, hear Mayor Gaynor’s welcome at City College, visit Grant's Tomb, and plan an afternoon water trip around Manhattan with fireboat displays before touring Brooklyn.
Albert Kheel aged 87 died yesterday afternoon at 5 o'clock of old age at his nephew Ed Brandenburg's residence 618 South Fifth Street La Crosse. Funeral plans were incomplete with Tetley and Son handling arrangements and service to be in Wilton.
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