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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1906
Page
2
Fragmentary sports brief notes multiple teams and scores from Oshkosh including Freeport Green Bay and Eau Claire. Scattered numbers and city names hint at a regional meet with wins and losses amid tepid results.
Results Saturday Oshkosh 7 La Crosse 1 Freeport 2 Wausau 1 Green Bay 3 Eau Claire 6. Results Sunday La Crosse 4 Oshkosh 5 Green Bay 4 Eau Claire 3. Games Today La Crosse at Oshkosh Freeport at Wausau Eau Cligire at Green Bay.
Oshkosh won the first game against La Crosse at New White City park. The second game was forfeited to Oshkosh 9–0 by umpire Pattison after La Crosse refused to play with Pattison officiating. Spectators were restrained by Sheriff Simpson as crowd unrest grew.
Oshkosh and La Crosse played a tight contest with four double plays and a decisive score. Mohr and Dolan teamed up for Oshkosh with Jones and Killian behind the battery.
Green Bay defeated Eau Claire Chippewa Falls 4 to 3 in twelve innings yesterday at Green Bay. The game featured a scoreless early stretch and a late rally enabling Green Bay to secure the win.
In Fau Claire records the batteries matter involves Charles and associates Lannon Skopeck and Karnelf. The note lists the names as part of the case data with no wider context provided.
An amateur match at George Street grounds yesterday afternoon saw the Park Store team defeat the Pennants 18 to 2. Several former Morris and other North side players joined the Park Store lineup, producing a one-sided win. The Park Store lineup included Hanson and Ashland.
Two locomotive crews escaped serious injury when their engines collided head on at Waukon Junction Iowa around 1 30 Saturday afternoon. The wreck demolished both cabs and left only the boilers intact as trains Nos 93 and 62 converged on the main track. No one was injured, but the escape was narrow and dramatic.
Borge Borreson and James Smith formed the battery as Kim Hayes and Liam Miller joined Squires McDonald in the lineup. Smith, once a whirlwind pitcher for Moris vam, is praised for improved form, with sixteen men reached on base and the Petinats managing only one hit and two runs.
A street resident taken to St Francis hospital Saturday with typhoid fever is reported much improved today. David Kendall of the South Side has reopened the Gorman House at Mill and Hager streets and will operate a lodging house there.
The Lansing Alerts beat Trdarts with a 6 to 2 score in a fast game marked by poor ground conditions. Pitchers Schultz Riley spin ner Hastings contributed. next Sunday Lansing hosts Onalaska after the 4 1 0 0 0 0 sequence.
North Side brief items note Mr and Mrs H Pert visiting in Madison and Chicago. Martin Paulson and Alfred Sorenson leave for Minneapolis to stay indefinitely. Funeral of Joseph McGrath held at 9 AM from his mother’s home and St James Church with Rev Ambrie Murphy officiating and William Dwyer in charge. interment at Catholic cemetery. Helen Young of Milwaukee visiting Miss Sadie Allen. Allen will remain in Milwaukee. William Callahan of Wisconsin Light and Power visits Caledonia. Mullikin family of 719 Mill Street referenced in passing.
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