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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1912

Page

8

Wisconsin Opens Hockey Season As Home Guard Pursues Puck

The hockey season begins at the University of Wisconsin with several home guards already chasing the elusive puck. The early practices set the tone for a season of defense and offense as players adapt to fast play and rink patrols.

University of Wisconsin

Willard Knocks Out Soldier Kearns In Madison Square Garden

Jess Willard of Texas defeated Soldier Kearns of Brooklyn by knockout in the eighth round at Madison Square Garden. Weighing 221 pounds to 196, Willard used a straight left to end the match just after the one minute mark of the eighth round, setting up a potential bout with the Palzer McCarty winner.

New York Kearns Brooklyn Jess Willard Madison Square Garden Willard Palzer-McCarty Bearns

Mid-Winter Boat Race Promised At St Louis Show

St Louis hosts the Second Annual Motor Boat Show January 6 to 12. Walter Beauvais plans a mid winter race for the Mississippi River champion Wild Cat I and a rival speedy boat, hoping for a first such event in winter anywhere in the United States.

ST. Louis Mississippi River Mississippi Valley Power Boat Association Walter Beauvais United States

New Motorcycle Records Tumble Across 1912 Years

New professional marks were set for every mile up to thirty and up to seventeen miles in amateur motorcycling in 1912. Ray Seymour posted a 97.82 mph mile in Los Angeles on May 17, with additional 1–20 and 20–30 mile records. Lon Claflin set amateur 1–17 mile marks at Los Angeles on the same date.

New York Federation of American Motorcycles Ray Seymour Los Angeles Seymour Jake de Rozier Lon Claflin

McCarty Injury Doubt Cast Over Palzer Bout Plays Out

Reporters note Luther McCarty’s plastered hand may be exaggerated to influence betting for the Wednesday title fight with Al Palzer. Palzer trains at full speed while McCarty limits to gym drills, with Palzer’s camp predicting a knockout and McCarty’s backers arguing for a closer contest. Promoter Tom McCarey also plans a February bout pairing Dan Daley with Jess Willard before the winner fights Palzer or McCarty.

Los Angeles Cal Luther McCarty al Palzer McCarty Palzer Jim Flynn Tom O'Rourke Palterites Flynn Luther

Simon Accepts New Position

Eugene Simons resigns after nearly two years as North side reporter and sporting news writer on The Tribune to join the Western Union Telegraph company La Crosse offices in a clerical role. He started as a high school reporter and became a regular staff member after graduation.

Eugene Simons South Eleventh Street North Side The Tribune la Crosse Western Union Telegraph Company Simon

Brown and Mc Goorty to Fight Ten Rounds in Chicago

Eddie Mc Goorty and George Knockout Brown sign to box ten rounds in Chicago. Clubs can bid, offering sixty percent of gate receipts. Weigh-in at 158 pounds and the bout set for the day of the fight.

Chicago Eddie McGoorty George Knockout) Brown

Bresnahan Offered 29500 to Sign Cubs Contract

Chicago December 28 Roger Bresnahan faced a proposed Cubs deal worth 29500 to sign with President Murphy. The package includes 10000 on signing plus 6500 annually for three years in what was described as the largest offer to the late Cardinal star, with doubt about further bids from other clubs.

Chicago Roger Bresnahan Murphy Cubs Cardinal Pilot Eee Cincinnati

Columbia U Wins Chess Tournament

Columbia University wins the annual chess tournament, finishing with eight points. Harvard places second with four and a half points, marking the third consecutive title for Columbia in the twenty first edition billed alongside Harvard Yale and Princeton.

New York Columbia University Harvard Yale Princeton Columbia

Old steamship line ends career in Sheboygan

The Wisconsin Transportation Company, owner of the steamers John P. Reiss Brazil and America, closed its career after a deal with North American Steamship Company. Wisconsin Transportation, organized in 1905, announced the sale on Friday.

Sheboygan Wis Wisconsin Transportation Company John P. Reiss Brazil America North American Steamship Company

Kilbane Kirk bout secured with 500 dollar guarantee

In St Louis on December 28 1920 Featherweight champion Johnny Kilbane and local challenger Ollie Kirk reached a contract closing with a 500 dollar certified check from Matchmaker Brooklyn Tommy Sullivan. Kirk must weigh 122 pounds two hours before the bout and both boxers will enter the ring around 4 PM New Year’s Day.

ST. Louis Johnny Kilbane Ollie Kirk Brooklyn Tommy’ Sullivan Kirk

Pretender Opens Albania Invasion Threat

Paris dispatch reports Prince Ahmed Fuad, uncle of the khedive of Egypt, preparing to invade Albania with twenty thousand soldiers to claim the throne. The source and sending point of the dispatch were not revealed.

Paris Ahmed Fuad Egypt Albania

Noted painter Poole dies in Pittsburg autumn scenes artist

Eu gene Alonzo Poole, 71, famed as the nation's best painter of autumn scenes, died today in Pittsburg after being hospitalized with pneumonia. Friends visiting his studios yesterday found him ill and he was admitted to Mercy hospital.

Pittsburg Eugene Alonzo Poole Mercy Hospital

Armour McCoy v Ettie Armour McCoy Summons

State of Wisconsin Circuit Court La Crosse County summons to Bridget Laura Ettie Armour McCoy to appear within twenty days after service and defend the action. If not, judgment will be rendered as demanded in the complaint on file with the Clerk of the Circuit Court. Attorney L Kleeb er represents the plaintiff in La Crosse Wisconsin.

State of Wisconsin Circuit Court la Crosse County George E. Armour McCoy Bridget Laura Ettie Armour McCoy L. Kleeber P. O la Crosse Wis

Pittsburgh Five Takes First Game Of Season

The University of Pittsburgh five defeated the University of Pennsylvania 22 to 18 in Pittsburgh. Pittsburgh led throughout the game and outplayed Penn in every stage.

Pittsburgh Five Pittsburgh University of Pittsburgh University of Pennsylvania Penn

Cleveland Athletic Club Beats Ottawa in Hockey Series

The Cleveland Athletic Club hockey team leads the three game series with the University of Ottawa after a 3 0 victory last night. The opening game ended 5 5 in a draw with Cody Winters scoring for Cleveland and Polen assisting.

Cleveland Ohio Cleveland Athletic Club University of Ottawa Cody Winters Poland

Cub Buys Georgia Plantation in Chicago Star Outfielder's Wealth

Frank Schulte, star Cubs outfielder, has purchased a Georgia plantation about the size of Chicago's Loop. He plans to spend winters as a country gentleman after the deal closed on December 28.

Cub Chicago Frank Schulte Georgia Chicago “Loop

Badgers Practice for Rifle Match Elimination Contest

Madison Wisconsin December 28 The University Rifle club began practice for the elimination contest that will select Wisconsin s entry to the Collegiate match of the No Rifle association early in January.

Madison Wis University Rifle Clup Wisconsin No Rifle Association

Princeton Triumph Secures Second Hockey Win

Syracuse December 28. The Princeton hockey team left for home after a 5 3 victory over Cornell. Captain Baker scored three goals as Princeton claimed its second win in the series.

Syracuse N. Y Princeton Cornell Baker

Miller Signs With Sox For White Sox Deal

San Francisco pitcher Miller signs with the White Sox. The right hander sent his contract by mail to Manager Jimmy Callahan. Miller has built a strong coast reputation and has four years in the game, previously with the Wisconsin-Illinois notch.

Chicago Frank San Francisco White Sox Jimmy Callahan Miller Wisconsin-Illinois

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