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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1922
Page
8
Huebner led Rothes with a 75 44 victory over Graft on Friday night Armstront of Roths defeated Gibson of Wittenburg 75 to 29 The league standings show W J Pet and other records note upcoming holiday break with next game Jan 2.
The Montagues extended their margin with a three game sweep of Shievens in a city league contest. In three brilliant performances the Montagues won all three games, with Triples Seals taking two and tying one, as runners-up and other teams shuffled standings.
The city considers hosting a major competition, with officials signaling Milwaukee could pursue prestigious recognition. President of the Aer Chih of Woarretsiti notes Milwaukee's readiness to bid if desired, while Russell Shaw of the National Aeronautions Association weighs in on potential backing.
A veteran bowler explains that proper grip, stance, and wrist action are essential to consistent throws. He compares bowling to golf for technique, emphasizes hitting the head pin, and highlights control as the key asset, with guidance on straight and curve balls and spare aiming.
Appleton aims for the largest Elks Bowling Tournament in state history with 230 teams last year and 25,000 members in the order backing the effort. Delegations from Green Bay, Oshkosh, Milwaukee, Racine, and many other cities are expected, with prizes totaling substantial sums and a focus on the Wisconsin State Bowling Tournament in Green Bay.
ST PAUL state boring commission reinstated Mark Moore after a suspension. MINN Y MKE, Wis ST PAUL split two game series. ANN ARBOR Fielding Yost Michigan coach considered for east trip to discuss rights gate for Michigan 1927 Parke expedition. All Masons pay tribute to a statue honoring Louis Muslivgis at Virginia.
The Church Athletic League bowling averages to date show players with names such as Ve teen vasa We Mekveld and Vene Ehlen Wittleb among a long list. Entries include Mueller Benson and Kempter Peterson with varying scores, plus several others like Walters Wisner and Hollman. Secretary notes and scattered OCR errors appear throughout the report.
Ypsilanti Michigan Bernard Kirk star University of Michigan football player died Saturday morning at a hospital from injuries from a crash last Sunday. His skull was fractured leading to meningitis death. Eddie Usher who rode in the car with Kirk escaped injury. Kirk was an All American and end on the mythical all conference and all western teams. He was renowned for receiving forward passes.
A guide explains charged time outs three per team and two minutes maximum per timeout. It covers when time outs are charged by captains referees injury substitutions and limited playing space rules. It also explains double foul play after a timeout and how in bounds placement is adjusted with a three foot safety line near the center.
Wisconsin hosts Coe College and Michigan Aggies in upcoming games as the Badgers chart a busy fall slate. Coach Jones announced the athletic department plans Friday for October matchups in Madison. The Iowa team and Michigan Aces are scheduled to appear in October with both games set at local venues.
Local report details Jimmy Gill of La Criseyn Sperd defeating Darcy after a tense eight rounds at Peovin QA. The action was close from start to finish with a near count in the sixth, saved by the bell, and Gill improved his record in the bout.
Cle Blanagh, a well known speed skater, will appear in a skating race at Capeland Park Sunday afternoon with two other North Side boys. P Muhlua announced the event on Saturday. The race starts promptly at 1 oclock.
A fragmented line reports an enigmatic phrase about innocence bliss and a Tacoma baby figure. The garbled text hints at a bizarre note from a vestibuled source, mentioning a placement in second position and unclear names or dates.
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