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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1915

Page

8

Donovan to Manage Yankees Again Says Captain Huston

Captain T. L. Huston, owner of the New York Yankees, declares Donovan will not be replaced and has signed a one year contract for 1916. The report notes Donovan’s 1915 deal was also for one year. Amateurs gather in New York as nineteen sport bodies consider a universal code at IA A A meeting.

New York Bill Donovan Yankees T. L. Huston Donovan Huston Intercollegiate Association of Amateur Athletes of America

Munger Arrives Ready for Krieg Fight in La Crosse

Ford Munger, arriving with manager W. E. Randall, trains at Safford gym ahead of facing Tom Krieg of Marshfield in the main bout. Krieg is not due until noon tomorrow. several other bouts and arrivals from Oshkosh Marinette Chicago and Philadelphia are noted as fans anticipate a lively card. Munger recently defeated Kid Herman in Philadelphia and Johnny Kid Albert in Battle Creek en route to Jacksonville Fla for a 142 pound matchup with Willie Adams.

Ford Munger Tommy Krieg Marshfield Philadelphia W. EK. Randall Kalamazoo Safford Gymnasium Krieg Tuffy Nicholson Marinette Stockyards Tommy O'Neill Chicago Young White Oshkosh Rudy Krieg-Munger White Kannia Munger la Crosse East Kid Herman Johnny Kid Albert Battle Creek Randall Jacksonville Fla Willie Adams

President Tener forecasts record 1916 baseball year

New York reports President Tener of the National League believes 1916 will be the biggest season in baseball history for both play and attendance. The Yanks seek Jimmy Archer as Joe Tinker nears Cubs control, while Cubs president Charlie Thomas may move to Toledo and target Cleveland American Association club control.

New York Tener National League Cincinnati Yanks Jimmy Archer Joe Tinker Cubs Thomas Toledo Chicago Charlie Thomas Chicago Cubs Charles Weeghman Cleveland American Association Maumee

Willard Fulton Scrap Not Called Off in New Orleans

Chicago dispatch reports new contracts will be drawn for the Willard Fulton bout in New Orleans on March 4 after Dominick Tortorich withdrew from his partnership with Tommy Burns. Tom Jones and Mike Collins confirm Burns bought Tortorich interests and the match proceeds as planned.

Willard-Fulton Chicago Fred Fulton New Orleans Dominick Tortorich Tommy Burns Tom Jones Willard Mike Collins Fulton Burns Tortorich

Artie Ball Dead in Chicago Home

Artie Ball former Baltimore Orioles shortstop is dead at his Chicago home. Ball had played semi pro ball in Chicago for the past several years.

Chicago Artie Ball Baltimore Orioles Ball

Abrahamson Denies Fraternity Rivalry Grounds

Arnold Fawcett of Viroqua, a former Norman School student and Lawrence College newcomer, says Elmer Abrahamson, a Lawrence football star, is not the Abrahamson stirring trouble with the Oregon Aggies this year. Abrahamson denies being near the coast beyond Montana where his work keeps him this year.

Elmer Abrahamson Lawrence Abraham Oregon Aggies Arnold Fawcett Viroqua Norman School Lawrence College Appleton Fawcett Abrahamson Montana

BILLIARDS Results From Bodega Annex Tournament

R J Netzer won 100 to 77 over William HKonadurer. F Parkhurst beat Otto Dumke 76 to 75. Netzer defeated William Lombard 100 to 70. William Mockley beat Jack Anthe 71 to 45.

R. J. Netzer William Hkonadurer Otto Dumke Netzer William Lombard William Mockley Jack Anthe

Ritchie and Lewis Confident for Welterweight Title Bout

In New York on December 28 1930s boxing scene Willie Ritchie and Ted Kid Lewis expressed confidence ahead of their ten round welterweight championship of America clash. Ritchie vowed to flatten Lewis who once held the lightweight crown.

New York Willie Ritchie Ted Kid) Lewis Ritchie

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