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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1908
Page
2
William H. Dean of Newark reports seven years of eczema on his hands cured after two boxes of Cuticura Ointment and one cake of Cuticura Soap. He says previous external remedies offered little relief and now uses the products for sunburn and shaving. March 28, 1907.
A report notes Chris Person 10 seeks a match here and has been sent to Los Angeles International by Beele. The item records a move involving a youth player and an agency or sponsor. No further details are available in the fragment.
George Garrett son of Mr and Mrs J W Garrett of 33 Caledonia street attends the University of Chicago and is named to the relay team for the Illinois meet in Urbana next Friday Garrett holds Lacrosse high school records in broad and high jump while Chicago entries list Quigley Steffen Young Gaarde Gill and Garrett in various events.
The famous racing stallion Oso Fine, owned by Harry Palmer of this city, has been sold to parties in Des Moines Iowa.
From October to May, colds are the most frequent cause of headache. Laxative Bromo Quininine removes the cause. E. W. Grove on box 25c.
Milwaukee announces a return bout between Bill Papke and Hugo Kelly set for March 16 at the Hippodrome. Papke’s nose operation succeeded and he will begin light road work, with managers agreeing on a forfeit posting this week.
Walter Christie accepts E R Hollander challenge to a $1000 side race at 10 miles on Ormond Beach Florida in March. Christie deposits $500 forfeit with Robert Lee Morrell and proposes a sweepstake open to all comers featuring his 130 direct drive car against Hollander’s 60 Fiat Clone as part of the Automobile club of America speed carnival.
Mau rice Kent once an Iowa Hawkeye star in football and baseball signs to coach the Haskell Indians for next year. He will finish at the university in June and then take on duties for gridiron and diamond.
In Cincinnati the 1254 score by James Y. Chalmers and Harry A. Kiene of Chicago tops all two man event totals in national tournaments. East Liverpool teams claim surprise in the five man event with 2702, led by R Crabbe, while Brunswick's and Howard Majors squads also compete as delegates arrive for upcoming fights.
The Cameron Mints defeated a selected squad from Hunt's bowling alleys by 82 points in nine pins. The match was a challenge issued by the Mints with a return game scheduled next week at the Hunt alleys using standard ten pin rules.
Two close games at the high school Saturday pitted advanced junior and senior boys against advanced junior and sophomore girls. Both contests ended with a final margin of one point. the boys defeated by a 20 to 19 score with the juniors leading by six at halftime before the seniors rallied to close the gap.
The junior team leads the seniors in a hard fought school championship game with a 10 to 9 girls’ contest outcome in favor of the advanced juniors. The boys’ game extended to overtime after both sides traded baskets. Lineups include seniors Simmerling Dahlgren Mueller Lockman Fowler and juniors Dickens Schwalbe Hendricson Freehoff Novak for the boys, Scofield Schaller Olbere Myers Knight for the juniors, and sophomores Nepurd Dittman Hettinger Leitold Kohlhaus Zeisler among the guards.
The University of Illinois senate approved seven games for next fall by a narrow 21 to 20 vote. Chicago and Wisconsin oppose. Purdue reportedly leaning toward support could determine success if only two schools oppose.
President Comiskey of the White Sox and Washington manager Joe Cantillon came back from a ten day hunting and fishing visit in Arkansas. He reports good hunting and plans training trip arrangements. Hub Hart, in town visiting friends, will stay until the team leaves for the coast. Manager Chance plans to arrive Friday.
Combridge Mass Feb 12 Harvard adopts the play to win approach with Percy D Houghton named head coach by the Capt Burr advisory committee after Joshua Crane was not chosen He captained both baseball and football in 1899 and is now a Boston banker regarded as a top amateur athlete in Massachusetts.
Toledo reports baseball headquarters indicate Bill Clark will not captain the local club this spring even if the Baltimore deal fails. Pete Lister, bought Saturday, will play the initial sack while Armour has agreed to Clark's release so he can take a manager position in a minor club.
A brief aphorism exploring how poverty and love can shape choices and bonds, suggesting hard circumstances may bind people more deeply than wealth or comfort. The piece frames companionship as a weighting of values in difficult times.
Congressman William Sulzer of New York city marries Miss Clara Roedelheim of Philadelphia in a ceremony tied to Sulzer recovering his health in Atlantic City. Sulzer, born in Elizabeth New Jersey, represents a portion of New York as a Democrat in his seventh term and previously served in the New York legislature where he was speaker of the state assembly.
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