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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1922
Page
9
In a fragmentary account from backfield and campus sources, Pauding's squad loses only one player this season while Captain Oliver Aas remains eligible for another year. The report intermingles names, positions, and scattered lines about practices, centers, and potential changes, reflecting a chaotic and partial OCR transcription.
In Duluth, Jack Sewick defeats Bill Burns by kayo in the fourth round. The brief bout showcases Sewick’s power as he lands decisive blows to end the match in mid rounds.
Exhibition news notes that boxer Willard is scheduled for six rounds on Tuesday. The report includes unclear fragments about opponents, venue, and surrounding plans, but confirms a sparring or exhibition format rather than a recognized title match.
The article notes Jose Ray plans to prepare for the 1924 Olympic Games. Details are fragmented but indicate a focus on athletic training and readiness for the international event. Other text appears garbled with unrelated names and stray terms.
Madison Wis The University of Wisconsin aims to hire the best football coach obtainable in the United States to replace Coach John Bushams. The search committee led by Hones and Mr Jones evaluates candidates and will make a recommendation to the university. The outcome depends on the candidate's ability to deliver top results and maintain the school’s athletic prestige.
A rough recount shows the Perfections losing a Monday opener to the Kings at the city gym. Key players Mesias and Stet Ringe led Sparta with decisive long shots while the Perfections struggled in transition and defense.
The La Crosse Outdoor Sports Association offers a $10 reward for information leading to the arrest of the person or persons responsible for breaking into the Pettibone loop warming hut Sunday night. One door was smashed in and a considerable amount of merchandise stolen.
Wabash College defeats Normal School by fifty five points to twenty two in a decisive basketball game. Sulapet allegations appear garbled with fragmented phrases about Beetev’s basket and a late night in Me milny night near Asmara, leaving unclear context.
Mrs F X Dietz smashed all records for women bowlers on Monday with a score of 192, winning the Kratctowil Candy company prize for the week. The event was noted as a standout performance in local bowling circles.
Chicago reports a proposal to cut the football season to eight games next year led by a Western conference committee. Opponents say the season is shortened not extended, with concerns over limited preparation time and impact on training before October games.
Madison Wisconsin posts a forecast of next season noting key losses among backfield stars Rollie Williams Darr and Eddy Gibson. Regaining helpers include Merrill Taft at fullback and P J Reuland a freshman candidate, with Gus Tobell and Rudy Hondlfeld among linemen graduating. Potential returns include Kibo Brumm and Polaski Irish, and captain elect Marty Below aiming for tackle slots as A J Bieberstein plans to return at guard.
Roth Cigar Store leads in a local billiard tournament with multiple matches noted. Armstrons defeated Apple Mainly 75 to 48 as Roths farelore maintained the pace. Wiltanhers defeated Safford in another pairing while the overall standings include several names and odd spellings from the fragment.
Ames Iowa College enters basketball season with only three letter men available for the lineup. Veterans DiVin Green and Ia Young, who have both played football and joined the squad earlier, are part of the core. Senior Hed Lane and others are present, while Missouri Kansas and Drake loom as strong foes as Ames builds new depth under coach Will Chan ier. Daily practices have continued through the month as the team reports readiness for the upcoming schedule.
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