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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1920
Page
8
Ohio State’s Western conference champions arrive in Denver on the way to California. The squad tours Buckeye supporters and university buildings with players like Harley and Stineham receiving praise. Coaches and officials plan future arrangements as the team prepares for further travel and a key intersectional showdown.
Chronicle of a college basketball game where Page's Five, the Maroons, faced tough defense and energy from the rival team. The crowd filled the Batt Field gym as Butler College carried the lead, with key plays from Malkoday, Birketf, and Crisler on defense and offense.
Incomprehensible OCR fragment describes a mother washing a five year old, with unclear actions and surrounding garbled text. The readable parts mention a child named Jub and a comparison to grandma's face, but details and context are damaged and uncertain.
An 1878 report notes 70,000 deer killed in Michigan and links the figure to early sportsmen efforts. It highlights Indiana and Nevada groups forming united associations to protect fish and game, press for license measures, shorter seasons, and stricter migratory bird rules. The piece praises conservation education in schools and recalls pioneers who planted trout and protected wildlife for future generations.
The fragment suggests evaluating individuals for eligibility to teach modern conservation. It implies ensuring qualified candidates meet current standards and possess appropriate training to effectively instruct in conservation practices.
A fragmented report quotes Vilhjali fur Stet lorsson doubting heroism in Arctic travels while insisting longitude is the true measure and Conan Doyle is noted as being farther north. In London an unrelated court scene has John Wik admitting he called his wife Sino Feiner as a witty retort amid a domestic dispute.
A damaged clipping reports Reginald Allen facing court over the theft of a fowl after his car allegedly struck a rooster. Neighbors were invited to a dinner that night. The item also notes Italian women gaining voting rights.
George Gipp Notre Dame football star was buried in Takeview cemetery overlooking Lake Superior after a solemn service in Michigan. Family friends and neighbors watched as the casket was carried five miles by horse drawn sled through eight feet of snow to the grave, while his grieving parents endured weeks of illness and sorrow.
Campion College defeated the Platteville team 26 to 18 in a Saturday night game in Pratlie du Chien Wisconsin. The match drew a large crowd including many alumni as both teams played evenly throughout the contest.
Fragments describe a grand opera house find a set of false teeth prompting the owner to explain the episode while a separate note details a long wheel base truck designed to carry automobile bodies. The truck’s thirty two foot wheel base creates unusual space requirements for heavy loads.
An article notes the National Tennis Association set meetings around February 3 and February 5 to discuss proposed revisions to Davis Cup regulations and federation rules. The incentive committee favors a forty-hour tournament plan and will submit it at the meeting.
Ed Horn, veteran bowler in the city, won the Shervin Clothing company prize for the high score of the week. He rolled 249 in the latest game. Ott, rolling Wat, took second prize of two dollars in checks.
In a university coaching shake up Washington and Jefferson are both seeking new hall coaches after alumni raised 100 for a sound program. Coach Morrow resigns for keeps signaling a formal change in leadership.
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