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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1914

Page

10

Regents keep Camp Randall for intercollegiate fields

Madison Wis Dec 16 The plan to place a stadium on Lake Mendota shore near the college of agriculture is abandoned Regents keep Camp Randall for intercollegiate fields future gymnasium and permanent structures Immediate intra mural fields for men and women to be provided on same grounds Breeze Terrace area to host permanent stands Five or six baseball fields planned and a 40 000 to 50 000 capacity concrete stand proposed Earlier proposals include a 16 000 seat stand a quarter mile track enclosing a football gridiron lockers baths and a women field house costing 53300 and 5000 respectively none approved yet by the regents

Dota College of Agricultre Camp Randall Breeze Terrace Department of Physical Education

War halts 1915 Henley regatta plans

London discloses that Henley stewards cancel the 1915 regatta due to wartime conditions and announce no arrangements for the event unless the war ends by June next year. The note adds a wry line on bachelors and rest cures.

London Henley Regatta

Young Defeats Schweizer in YMCA Billiards Match

Lee Young, 1409 handicap, defeated C H Schweizer playing at 3500, 140 to 299 in a handicap billiard tournament at the YMCA. The younger player showed moments of dominance and struggled to position the balls, grabbing an early lead Schweizer could not overcome. Young averaged just over three with a high run of 14. Schweizer averaged about 0.8 with a high run of 19.

Lee Young

Billiard Stars to Clash in Jan 7 Match at Lotus Parlors

Koji Yamada a famed billiard champion of Japan and Germany and Albert Cutler both members of the Champion Billiard Players' league will play a scheduled league match January 7 at the Lotus parlors.

Koji Yamada Japan Germany Albert Cutler Champion Lotus Parlors

Sage and Sulphur Hair Tonic Promises Natural Darkening

An old remedy claims Sage Tea and Wyeths Sulphur Compound darken gray hair naturally. The ad urges daily use with a sponge or brush, promising permanent color, luster, dandruff relief, and fuller looking hair by morning.

Gunds Take Eagles Seconds In First La Crosse City Bowling Meet

The Gunds won three straight from the Eagle seconds last night at Malloy alleys in the La Crosse City Bowling league, reaching 14 wins with one loss. Ulrich starred with 169 211 222 for 612 total, Affeldt posted 225 in game one, Roeher 220 in game two. Horn led the Eagles with 169 average. Barnett topped his team with 204 in game two. The scores follow.

Eagle la Crosse City Malloy Gunds Ulrich Affeldt Roeher Horn Eaglets Barnett Gradsey Affeldt Ae ” Toeher Stannard Seer Tesl Paulson Cienanne Astro Fagies Aee Horn Schultz Klawitter L. Pet Cubs Eagles Nelson Clothig Lotus i la Crosse Club Agles

All In Says O B Not So Says Feds

Over fifty ex big league players receive salaries from the Federal League as they chase pay in the new league. The list includes Walter Johnson Vic Campbell Eddie Plank Cy Falkenberg Joe Tinker Tom Seaton and others now labeled has-beens by Organized Baseball managers who say they are unworthy of pay.

New York Feds Federals Uncle Sam O. B Walter Johnson Vic Campbell Eddie Plank Cy Falkenberg Joe Tinker Tom Seaton Rankin Johnson Chief Johnson Hal Chase Russel Ford Bill Rariden Bd Groom Otis Crandall A. Marsans Claud Hendrix Rollie Zeider Steve Evans Bill McKennie Otto Knabe Mike Doolan George Stovall Chief Wilson Rebel Oakes Frank LaPorte Leon Ames Arthur Hofman Grover Hartley al Bridwell R. E. Erwin

Weight row blocks Mac Farland Welsh title bout

New York dispatch reports a one pound weight gap blocks a 10 round Madison Square Garden bout between Packey Mac Farland and Freddie Welsh. Welsh accepts 135 pounds. Farland pushes 136. Willard must defeat Jim Coffey before meeting Jack Johnson, after Coffey beat Gunboat Smith in ten rounds. Kid Graves defeats Jack Toland in ten rounds for welter contention.

New York Packey MacFarland Chicago King Freddie Welsh Shampion Madison Square Garden Packey Welsh Johnston Jess Willard Jim Coffey Dublin Jack Johnson Coffey Jack Toland Philadelphia

Chicago fans pool $10,000 for Charley White title bout

Chicago admirers of Charley White organized a $10,000 pool to back him in a proposed twenty round lightweight title bout at 13 pounds if Freddie Welsh accepts the challenge. The wager reflects strong local confidence in White's chances.

Chicago Charley White White Freddie Welsh

Umpire Hank O'Day in talks to join Federal arbitrators

Chicago December 16 Hank O Day veteran National league umpire recently deposed as Cubs manager was in conference with Federal league officials and it was expected he would be added to the Federal list of arbitrators before night.

Chicago Hank O'Day Cubs

Dangers of Cold Weather Warned By Health Departments

Public health officials and charitable organizations urge the public to heed warnings about catching cold. They emphasize that pneumonia and tuberculosis can originate from a common cold and stress guarding against its after effects as a serious danger.

Departments of Health and Charities

Hat Chased by Wind Sparks Brief Exchange

A gust propels a hat along a street as onlookers react. The owner speaks briefly, offering calm remarks that contrast with the hat's lively pursuit. The scene captures a small, lighthearted moment in urban life.

Basket Season Opens Friday at Normal vs Alumni

The Normal school basketball team starts Friday night against the alumni. Veterans form the squad and only practice is needed to sharpen play. Strum misses the game due to a football ankle injury. Weisse likely handles center with Meinert Byers Wachter RABBitt Kuehn Sloephner and Roman battling for other positions. After the game, teams and students are to enjoy a gymnasium gathering.

Strum Weisse Meinert Byers Wachter Rabbitt Kuehn Sloephner Roman

Mans deafness reaches limit hears no sound

A man experiences a total loss of hearing to the point where he cannot perceive any noise, described as a skit sound within his world. The report notes the progression of his deafness and its impact on daily life.

Turfmen consider revival of American Derby in Chicago

Commodore James A. Pugh and E. R. Bradley, famed racing figures, discuss reviving the American Derby at Chicago tracks next summer. Plans include a 30 day meet starting late June at Harlem or Hawthorne, financed by a $100000 subscription fund. Public betting would be barred though betting on the nod might be allowed.

Chicago Commodore James A. Pugh E. R. Bradley Pugh Bradley Harlem Hawthorne

Callahan and Mandot Draw in Eight Round Card

Memphis boxing card ends in an eight round draw as Jenk C. Callahan of Brooklyn and Jos Mandot of New Orleans clash in a featured bout. The result preserves both fighters without a winner.

Memphis Tenn Jenk C. Callahan Brooklyn Jos Mandot New Orleans

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Wisconsin Fur Co Camp Sandall Mendota Madison Wis Lake Men Elliott Loeffler CO Pearl Street L. C. Smith & Bros., Typewriter CO Yourgars Schweiz Schweizer Hal Sheridan The United Press N. Nustad Son Willian Russell Thaw McFarland Gotham Columbia Grafonoa Columbia Records Columbia Columbia Instruments Goc Weis’ Book Store Main Street la Crosse, Wis DERBY Weihaupt LA Crosse Wis
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