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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1911
Page
8
In Philadelphia on July 1 the Superbas defeated the Quakers 3 to 0 behind a new batting order and pitcher Mr. Knetzer. Brooklyn scored singletons in the fourth and seventh innings, while Philadelphia yielded 6 hits and left runners stranded.
Chicago beats Cleveland 8 to 1 behind Walsh who limited the Naps to four hits. Scoring included a 3-0 second inning and a late surge. Batteries Young and Smith for Cleveland. Walsh and Sullivan for Chicago.
A fragment listing team lines and player surnames for American Association games. It mentions Columbus Milwaukee Toledo Minneapolis Kansas City and Louisville St Paul with series numbers and scores, followed by player groups Batteries Paige Swan Car isch Cavet Waddell Smith Owens Linke Robertson Ritter Maddox Brandon James O Connor Cheney Hughes Reiger Spencer.
New York July 1 Ralph De Palma will drive his powerful Simplex in a free for all at Brighton Beach motordrome on July Fourth facing rival Bob Burman in his 110 horsepower Blitzen Benz.
Chance stepped back to first but failed to collect a hit yet the Cubs won to halt their losing streak. The club showed stronger resolve with heavy hitters on the field.
In yesterday’s results Duluth beat Superior 2 0 and Rochester 5 Eau Claire 1. Winona 5 La Crosse 4. Milwaukee 9 Columbus 5. Louisville 3 St Paul 2. Toledo 11 Minneapolis 5. Indianapolis 10 Kansas City 5. St Louis Detroit Iain. New York 6 Boston 1. Philadelphia 6 Washington 3. Chicago 8 Cleveland 1. Brooklyn 3 Philadelphia 0. Chicago 3 Cincinnati 2. Boston 7 New York 4. St Louis 5 Pittsburg 3. Wisconsin Illinois Oshkosh 7 Appleton 0. Fond du Lac 4 Green Bay 3. Rockford 9 Racine 4. Madison 6 Aurora 0.
Superior visits Duluth and Eau Claire travels to Rochester while La Crosse plays Winona. Milwaukee hosts Columbus and Kansas City visits Indianapolis. Minneapolis at Toledo and St Paul at Indianapolis. Chicago visits Cleveland and St Louis goes to Detroit. Philadelphia meets Washington and New York plays Boston with a Boston NY rematch. Brooklyn faces Philadelphia and Chicago meets Cincinnati. Pittsburg tours St Louis. Green Bay plays Fond du Lac and Appleton visits Oshkosh. Racine travels to Rockford and Aurora meets Madison.
Seven Boston Nationals who defeated New York yesterday were former Cubs and two were ex Giants. George Browne hauls three hits to aid Brooklyn past Philadelphia. Cy Young faces rough reception as White Sox batter him into submission. Roger Bresnahan appears eager to impress with his suffragettes amid league chatter.
Johnny Evers returns to second base for the Cubs against Cincinnati next Sunday after a break due to nervous prostration. He had been out of the game since early in the season.
Winona Pirates beat La Crosse Outcasts 5 to 4 in eleven innings as Conley misplayed a routine drive with two away in the eleventh. Weidell pitched well for La Crosse, Baillies for Winona also strong, with four errors by La Crosse and three by Winona, giving the visitors a late rally to force extras and tie the game.
Washington reports a London arrest on charges of complicity in the Los Angeles Times dynamiting. The state department confirms a matter, noting inquiries and a pending case between Great Britain and the United States. It intimates two men in London may be involved.
The triennial convention of the Norwegian Lutheran church of America in St. Paul adjourned after a brief session at noon. About 4,500 attendees were counted, with many visitors already returning home.
The piece profiles Toad Ramsey of Louisville, a left-handed pitcher famed for his strike-out prowess. It recounts his belief in the strike-out method, three consecutive shutouts with at least ten K’s, and a legend of his feisty personality in rival circles. It notes Charles Comiskey as a related figure.
A terse notice questions sending as a poor sufferer of eczema. The brief finds fault with the act and implies a desire for a better approach to aid the afflicted individual.
Rumors claim the Milwaukee road plans to restore trains Nos 3 and 8 removed two weeks ago on the Valley division timetable. Local merchants and Winona businessmen push for better service with La Crosse as the southern terminus of the Winona to Minneapolis local, pending official confirmation.
A rumor surfaces that Perdue is a real pitcher and may have concealed the fact from the Chicago Cubs, prompting questions about who knew and when the deception began.
Of 319 students at the Normal summer school, 102 more than last year, 99 residents of La Crosse county, Trempealeau next with 50, eight counties and four states represented including Nebraska, Iowa, and Minnesota. Forty five are boys. Most are high school graduates seeking teaching certificates. many pursue the regular normal course. Two new faculty added Mrs L F Best and Miss Price. Regular faculty include W A Rust A Bernhardt L F Best, Miss Dora Carver, D O Coate, John, Miss Florence Hofflin, Ernest D Long, and William H Sanders. Lottie Deneen and Lillian Bittinger lead the training school for embryonic pedagogues.
St Louis July 1 men in a divorce case are quoted by the court. Judge Hugo Grimm of the circuit court said a husband may attend a baseball game even if his wife objects, asserting his right to go regardless of her objections.
Louisville July 1 Congresssman Ollie James in Kentucky’s second district winds up a warm campaign as he runs unopposed for the United States Senate in the Democratic state primary held today. The primary closes a contest for many state offices from governor to others with James B. McCreary and William Addams seeking the gubernatorial nomination.
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