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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1922
Page
9
Fragmented notes on a local game promotion dispute reveal confusion and complaints around advertising promises and promoter credibility. The garbled text references figures and names, with uncertainty about event details and outcomes amid financial or promotional disputes.
A fragmented OCR passage hints at boxing events near Washington University. Names, places, and odds are obscured, but the reference suggests a regional boxing discussion or match with unspecified participants and venue. The text is garbled, making exact details unavailable.
Bangor City defeats Milwaukee female quint in a local matchup. The report focuses on the teams involved and the victory without additional context or specifics from the OCR fragment.
The report highlights major football coaches earning top ratings amid a season of strong performances. Teams from Yale and Pontvers Stein show notable progress, while several programs like Weems and Loris receive favorable assessments for strategy, leadership, and development.
John Fuchs leads with a .255 single game for the Tribune while Kohn tops the three game totals for the Hupmobiles. Tribune team also tops the team total.
A fragmentary sports quiz discusses basketball rules and fouls. It notes that the leading team may choose in the first half and outlines terms such as dead ball, dribbling, and a technical foul. The text references personal fouls and impeding progress with noisy, garbled phrasing.
La Crosse high school basketball team tightens drills focusing on passing as it prepares for a Saturday night clash with South St. Paul at 8:15. Coach Keegan hopes the lineup solidifies after workouts and adds depth with new players for the opening test. The home crowd is supported by extra bleachers and warmth from athletic staff as season tickets remain available.
S H defeats Wittenberg 75 to 451 in a close game noted on a Wednesday night schedule. The report mentions Armstrong against Appleman and a local plot about growing roses, with names including Sheldon, Washington, and J. G. as part of the night’s events.
Major Daly leaves head coaching at West Point after a celebrated tenure. He led Army to multiple wins over Navy and will remain in the department. Capt Mehowan takes over as new coach with Wright, Shusa, Slaj assisting. Daly, a Harvard graduate, played and coached through a period marked by wartime service and Army football prominence.
The Church Athletic League schedules basketball games for Saturday with all teams to compete. Eligibility lists must be in by Thursday before 6 PM at the VMAL. Weighing of players is required for those who will play, and Saturday games include various student groups and church teams.
Rich Nawbins rolled 1 160 top the women for a candy company prize this week.
A formal agreement for a bout between Battling Siki and Georges Carpentier was signed by Siki and his new manager Charles Brouilhet, though the date remains to be fixed.
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