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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1910

Page

12

High School Avengers Edge Faculty 47 to 21 in Hs Basketball

Stavrum scores 23 points as the High School team defeats the faculty 47 to 21. Hy de Moll and Chamberlain key guards lead a fast, coordinated attack while Wilce injures an ankle and may be sidelined.

Stavrum Hyde Keeler Moll Chamberlain Moll and Chamberlain Wilce Weisse Goulden Benezet Elliot McCormick Stuckert Butler Th Blues Reds High School Stay- Tum Dornbach Byers Weimar A. Strum Puckett Stuckett Kline Newcomb Alfre Mueller A. . Hayes

Ebbetts Fumes Over Snub At League Meeting

Charles Ebbetts Brooklyn team president fumes after being dropped from the league schedule committee. He cites a 168 game season he crafted and accuses rivals of blocking his influence. The piece also mentions Garry Owens and a coaching switch at Wisconsin with a missing acquisition delaying arrival. Captain Kraatz weighs in on the hold up.

New York Charles Ebbetts Brooklyn Treagues Garry Orrmann

Aquatic Coach Missing In Wisconsin University

Nadison police report a missing crew coach from the university recreation program in Wisconsin. Officials describe the incident as lost, strayed, or stolen with details pending.

Nadison Wis

Schultz to Meet White on December 26 at National A C

Milwaukee report notes Jack White of Chicago and Battling Schultz of Toledo are matched to fight at 126 pounds for the National A C title at the Public Service Building on December 26 afternoon. Promoters signed articles after a closed meeting.

Milwaukee Wis Jack White Chicago Abe Attell Battling Schultz Toledo Terror Gene McGovern National A. C Public Service Building

Morgan Falls to Barrett in One Round Kansas City Bout

Milwaukee boxing card at the New Star ends early as Lee Barrett lands the K. C. punch to Al Morgan in the first round of a ten round bout.

Milwaukee Wis Lee Barrett al Morgan New Star

Barrett and Morgan Vie Amid Stout Ring Action

Barrett scored two knock downs but Morgan recovered each time. In the semi final Ed Sherry of Marshfield was floored by a jaw blow in the second round and rendered inactive briefly. Al Graves and Young Pinkey of South Milwaukee fought six rounds at 130 pounds with both men weakened. Graves had a slight edge at the end.

Barrett Morgan Ed Sherry Marshfield al Graves Young Pinkey South Milwaukee Graves

Palm Beach Handicap Upsets Outsider Bob R.

Perfect weather drew a big crowd at Moncrief in Jacksonville for a high class program. The Palm Beach handicap valued at 1300 dollars was won by Bob R an extreme long shot who rallied from far back to beat favorite Mary Davis by a half length with Milton B. taking the small portion of the purse.

Jacksonville Fla Moncrief Palm Beach Bob R Mary Davis Milton B

Allen Elected President Of Chicago Golf Club

Charles L. Allen was elected president of the Chicago Golf Club for 1911 at the annual meeting held at the Union Club on Saturday night. The regular ticket passed without opposition, as there was only one ticket in the field.

Chicago Charles L. Allen Chicago Golf Club Union Club

Pacit Law Implicates Concealment Tactic Across Trades

A fragment notes that success in unrelated trades may depend on a law about concealment, suggesting that hiding or hiding lines could be pivotal. The text frames concealment as a required element in legal or regulatory strategy affecting multiple sectors.

Bargain Furniture Sale Offers Low Prices on Bookcases and Rugs

A local sale advertises deep discounts on quartered oak and Early English bookcases with desks, leather and plush upholstery chairs and rockers, various parlor sets, and numerous area rugs. Items list with prices, emphasizing Christmas gift bargains and door-to-door promotions.

Blues and Reds Basketball Lineups Listed

Blues align Ruth Dittman and E Forbes as forwards with F Egbert at center and guards M Leitbold A Pryor W Warninger. Reds match E Forbes H Ulrich at forwards with C Zoelner center and guards M Hyde E Wager R Linker.

Blues Ruth Dittman E. Forbes F. Egbert M. Leitbold A. Pryor W. Warninger Reds H. Ulrich C. Zoelner M. Hyde E. Wager R. Linker

Sage and Sulphur provides hair color and tonic remedy

An up to date druggist notes that many old fashioned remedies endure, citing Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur as a modern bottle version of the grandmothers tea. The product, sold by druggists for 50 cents to 1 dollar or available direct from Wyeth Chemical Co., 74 Cortlandt St., New York City, is advertised as a scalp tonic and color restorer.

Wyeth Wyeth Chemical Company Cortlandt St New York City O. T. Erhart

Minister Pug Wedge Weds Postmistress Prudence Tracy

In Omaha on Saturday, Rev. Frederick R. Wedge known as Kid Wedge married Prudence Tracy, Florence postmistress of a suburb north of Omaha for 15 years. The couple will relocate to San Francisco where Wedge has done missionary work for a year after boxing career and seminary study.

Omaha Frederick R. Wedge Kid” Wedge Prudence. Tracy Florence Wedge San Francisco Omaha Theological Seminary

Graduation Leads To Presbyterian Mission Assignment

He received a small Presbyterian church in Monroe Nebraska where he served until he was called to the missionary field.

Monroe Neb

Packey McFarland to Fight New York Lightweight

Packey McFarland the Chicago lightweight who sought a bout with Abe Attell will likely face Jack Goodman of New York after the holidays. Goodman accepted yesterday through Billy Gibson of the Fairmont Athletic Club, but McFarland had returned to Chicago and could not sign yet. It is believed he will sign soon.

Sweetland University of Kentucky George W. Ehler University of Wisconsin Ehler Badger University Cornell Capt. Kraatz New York Packey McFarland Chicago Abe Attell Jack Goodman McFarland Billy Gibson Fairmont Attell Gibson Goodman

De Oro and Daly to contest three cushion title

New York reports Alfred de Oro the title holder will defend against John Daly this week. They meet in three blocks of fifty points each on Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday at Doyle's Academy for the Lambert Trophy worth 1000 dollars with a 300 dollar wager and gate receipts.

New York Alfred de Oro John Daly Doyle’s Academy de Oro Daly Lambert

Pittburg Drops To Fourth In National Amateur Billiards

Pittsburgh loses the final game of the series with St. Louis 50 to 35 in 105 innings. Vincent Botto for St. Louis posts a high run of 6 and 47 average, while John Wirbach for Pittsburgh records a 5 high run and 33 average.

ST. Louis Pitsburg Vincent Botto John Wirebach

Umpires Face New Rules After Chicago Meeting

Chicago December 19 The National League expects every umpire to buy a halo for protection as rules from a meeting led by Cubs President Murphy push for tighter control. Dismissal follows five league games with improper conduct. Umpires must pass eye tests and avoid sleeping during plays. Players may squeeze concessions, and umpires should avoid spotlight.

Chicago Murphy Cubs

Keene's Jockey Goes to Europe

Jacksonville Fra December 19 James R Keene will lose the services next year of Jockey B who will ride abroad for an Austrian nobleman sailing from New York about April 1. Keene plans show he will not depend on a regular jockey and a boy for stake races Joe Notter has the call on the Keene horses in the stake races.

Jacksonville Fra James R. Keene New York Keene Joe Notter

Each Person Is Born To A Possession Beyond Time

The saying asserts that a person's primary endowment surpasses all else and endures beyond their final breath, framing possession as ultimate value and legacy.

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