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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1920
Page
9
Reportedly mixed team rosters and training pressures as Louis Kuleynski leads the Rivers City squad. Testy exchanges and promises of strong play mark the evening with battles between the city team and alumni.
Army football team announces a game schedule with Yale and Navy on the slate. The list includes dates in October and November with opponents such as North Carolina and Princeton, and mentions venues in New Haven and New York.
A fragmented report from Milwaukee mentions a basketball claim and involvement with local figures, while New York notes reference a boxing bout featuring Benny Leonard. A Toledo tournament for Lal with debt begins on January 22, announced by the Macrnin Bowling congress official.
Shipping data shows live to coast movement and price notes for fish and goods. Updates mention Buffalo lights and tank conditions, with odds on price changes and weekly shipments including lard and other staples. State markets show modest activity as weather disrupts regular routes.
Velvo Sweets defeated La Crosse Club 0s three straight at Loths alleys. Cuta rolled a 205 series with no 200 game, boosting the Sweets. A standout 581 by an unnamed teammate and Burns leading the COs with 573 highlighted the match.
The Doks edged the Aaters in a tight series to clinch victory. Berths and late rallies defined the matchup with overtime drama in game two. Sewbury led the Doks with a high total, while Erickson contributed key marks as the team pulled ahead in the final frame.
Kid Lewis welterweight champion of England is booked to fight Jack Britton for the world’s championship. Griller found guilty in Minneapolis murder case. trial held Tuesday night in Denial.
President Johnson of the American League defended the league’s method of selecting directors after Col. T. L. Austen accused it of violating precedent. He cited eighteen years of rotation ballots and stated two members should not sit on the board, noting past removals linked to controversial actions and member reflections. He asserted deposed figures and confidential letters influenced decisions within the Boston and New York circles.
Chicago report says le Tames a. (Ropes) will lead the case against White Sox players and gamblers charged with conspiring to throw the 1919 World Series. Indicted by Cook County grand jury, the plan announced by American League president Johnson.
The Ohio State football group arrived in Denver to an enthusiastic welcome by about 30 Columbus supporters and the local alumni association. They head to Tusadena for a June 1 contest with the University of California, amid strong local excitement.
Central News dispatch cites a Helsinki report of a crowded train accident causing hundreds of deaths. The disturbance allegedly resulted from overcrowding and equipment failures. The piece notes a Princeton reference about a football figure, Bob Le Gendre, as a popular All-American candidate.
Ohio State, traveling west toward Vasadena to meet California on New Year’s day, held a tough three hour drill on a windy practice field. The Buckeyes ran one of the fastest, sharpest signal drills with almost every play prepared for the Pacific coast matchup. Fans from the local high school attended as coach Wiles pushed the team at high speed, signaling strong readiness for the upcoming game.
Elaborate plans arranged in San Francisco to welcome the Ohio State University football squad as they arrive at noon and travel to Pasadena for the New Year’s clash with California. An automobile tour of Berkeley and the UC campus, a city hall reception, bay crossing, and a San Francisco drive are planned. Ohio State fans favor California’s strength but Buckeyes seek a victory to uphold Big Ten and eastern pride. Odds quoted range from five to one for California, with some bets as high as two to one at game time.
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