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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1923
Page
8
Eddie Harget, La Crosse high school standout, shines as a freshman on the Wisconsin freshman team. He scores three field goals and two free throws, helping push the regulars late in a close game while Walsh of Madison shows revival form on the frosh squad.
A garbled recap shows Milwaukee Wildcats trailing but rallying to defeat a rival team by about two points on their home court in Wisconsin. The article mentions a late lead change and a close score, with references to the Madison area and college competition.
The joint meeting of major league clubs strengthened Commissioner Landis and expanded his authority. Fourteen amendments to the rules were adopted, notably giving Landis appellate powers in umpire salary disputes while limiting authority over umpire conduct. American League President Johnson opposed extending authority over umpires. The measures aim to curb challenges to the commissioner's rulings within Major League Baseball.
Maeose names top bowlers in a team total event with standout scores 2b7 and 974 dot 2707. The brief notes strong performances by key players, highlighting individual marks within the team effort.
Wisconsin coach Ryan and captain Harris outline spring workouts starting April and urge winter indoor training. They stress the season will be demanding, with spring practice to begin early and a reserve corps built from promising players through wrestling and track.
Chicago reports Carl Mays sold to Cincinnati for over 29000 with Tuesday announcement. Michigan league reelected Thomas Halligan for three years. Minneapolis unit to hold spring training in Geahimnunt. Beaumont boss Tarleton cites moves as Rockford and Afaline drop out. Syringield to replace. I Sag City to train at Vern Lipilig. Embry to Beaumont in Texas league. St. Louis Americans detail tied transfers for Ht. Fitzgerald and others.
Gerald was sent to Decalur by the Bears in a lias with Robbies Harer. Helon Duffy Lewis, Salt Lake manager, claimed to have sold Paul Stren plindser to the Philadelphia Athletics. George Corrigan, second baseman of the Joplin club, reportedly sold to the Joseph club in the Western association.
The first station of the horseshoe courts has been completed and a heated system installed on Thursday. It was expected the courts would be open for use in another day. Members report the courts are a fine addition and the work completed Wednesday afternoon.
Beloit Wisconsin football captain vote ends in deadlock with nine votes for Nelson and nine for McGaw. Coach Mills plans another ballot after Christmas break to determine two captains for the next season.
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