Leaders lose in American baseball standings piece
St. Paul grabs a 7 to 6 win over the Brewers while Boston, Washington, Brooklyn, and the Cubs suffer setbacks. The column outlines American League standings with teams like Cleveland, Detroit, Philadelphia, New York, and Washington, listing won lost and winning percentages in a brisk scorecard style.
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Cleveland
Etroit
Gice
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Philadelphia
Tom Ove
Washington
Senators Win in the Twelfth Round of Baseball Games
Senators win in the twelfth era as Jones and Grimes pitched. Hawley’s men hit hardest but could not count bingoes. Yesterday’s games: Madison 2 La Crosse 1, Freeport 3 Eau Claire 0, Fond du Lac 6 Wausau 2, Oshkosh 6 Green Bay 1. Today’s schedule: La Crosse at Madison, Eau Claire at Freeport, Wausau at Fond du Lac, Oshkosh at Green Bay.
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la Crosse
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Eau Claire
Fond du Lac
Wausau
Oshkosh
Green Bay
Ireen Bay
Baseball scores from major games across leagues
Chicago 4 Washington 2 in a rough matchup. New York 1 Detroit 0. Boston 3 Cleveland 0. Philadelphia 1 St. Louis 0. National League New York 11 St. Louis 5. Chicago 7 Brooklyn 6. Cincinnati 8 Philadelphia 0.
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City matchups spark cross-league rivalries
Chicago in Washington. Cleveland in Boston. Detroit in New York. St. Louis in Philadelphia. Brooklyn in Chicago. New York in St. Louis. Philadelphia in Cincinnati. Boston in Pittsburg.
St Paul and Milwaukee duel in tight baseball clash
St Paul beat Milwaukee 7 to 6 while Toledo shaded Columbus 2 to 1 and Louisville defeated Indianapolis 9 to 2. Minneapolis edged Kansas City 4 to 3 as crossovers Liverpool games noted with teams visiting each other.
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Dope Box reflects Madison crowd’s odd swing in game
In a lively Wisconsin baseball recap, Madison stuns La Crosse and Fond du Lac, Freeport gains on Eau Claire, and Umpire Gerald Hayes earns praise for quelling a taunting crowd in Madison. Diesel returns for Fond du Lac amid a bench sprain for Bailey of Eau Claire. Reinig’s decision lingers as Kenetchy rakes in St. Louis.
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Fond du Lac
Reinig
Madison Victory Sparks Dramatic Ninth Inning Rally
Madison scored the winning run with two outs in the ninth inning, aided by a stolen base by Baker. Vogt and Bond each had two-base hits, Grimes and Jones struck out, Jones walked three, Du Chien to Vogt to Flynn completed a double play, and Bond was hit by a pitch. Attendance reached 1,000 as Madison edged La Crosse 2 to 1.
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Vogt
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Moore
la Crosse
Anderson
Freeport blanked Eau Claire in Illinois league clash
Freeport, Ill on July 31 defeated Eau Claire 3 to 0 behind strong pitching by Scott and aggressive base running. Eau Claire protested a first base call as the game went to a shutout for Freeport, who scored in each stretch and collected ten hits.
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Fond du Lac
Wausau
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Lumberjacks
Balliett
Deisel
Letcher
Fleming
Milwaukee county bid uproar over grand avenue viaduct
Supervisor Carl Swigart exposed an affidavit from Ralph B. Newton claiming a $1000 offer to withdraw Newton Engineering’s Grand avenue viaduct bid. Newton denied county officials offered the money. District Attorney Francis E. Mc Govern will pursue a full investigation.
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Don’t be wrapped up in yourself in warm weather
A light admonition urges staying practical and keeping cool during hot days. The note emphasizes comfort and careful planning to avoid overheating or careless actions in high temperatures.
Ump Anderson Beaten at Madison Overboarded Dispute
At Madison Wisconsin on a July night Ump Anderson was beaten by Joseph Haberman after boarders teased Haberman about Anderson. Haberman paid 35 dollars for clothing damage and 4.92 dollars to the court, and Anderson withdrew his complaint.
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Umps" Anderson
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Raisuli the Robin Hood of Morocco debated
The Cleveland Plain Dealer weighs Raisuli as a public asset and admires his daring eccentricity. It portrays the bandit as a vivid figure who stirs modern life, envied by steady citizens for his audacious feats and dramatic flair.
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Trout fishing season lengthened by state law
The Wisconsin legislature extended the trout open season from three and a half months to four and a half months, now April 15 to September 1, replacing May 1 to August 15. Warden Stone opposes the change due to trout spawning in August. The law also bans taking trout under six inches, possessing more than ten pounds daily, and buying, selling, or shipping trout without proper accompaniment.
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Nimrods
Stone
Madison
The First Steamboat and Fulton’s Clermont
Robert Fulton built the Clermont after watching Rumsey Fitch and Symington. In August 1807 it traveled 150 miles from New York to Albany in 32 hours and back in 30, with passengers soon crowding aboard. An English writer called the Clermont the steamboat that began and continued practical service for its owners’ profit.
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Quiet Man Feeds From Need Not Showy Excess
A meditation on living simply, valuing necessity over display, urging restraint in consumption. The author emphasizes nourishment for hunger and drink for thirst, guided by reason rather than imitation or ostentation.
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Seneca
Proper diet does not grant ideal digestive prowess
The remark notes that while good dieting can improve digestion, it does not fulfill the deeper goal one seeks from a digestive apparatus. It emphasizes that function and purpose go beyond mere dietary care.
Councilmen Doubt Auditorium Cost
Five sets of auditorium plans by Col Orlando Holway will go to Alderman G A Keller, auditorium committee chair, for a Saturday night meeting to prepare a recommendation. The committee may hire an expert to evaluate whether sketches fit the $65,000 bonding limit. If within the limit, construction proceeds. if not, the ordinance could be killed on third reading.
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G. A. Keller
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Korea to lose sovereignty under Japanese rule
Korea, once a sovereign kingdom, faces extinguishment as Japanese rule tightens. The nation, long under Canina suzerainty until 1984, is described as entering a new era where independence proves fleeting and Korea becomes an integral part of the Japanese empire on the Asian mainland.
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China
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Korea
Shimonoseki
The average woman would rather have her husband swear than look it.
A concise moral line reflecting social expectation about honesty and appearances. It contrasts direct swearing with silent stares, implying women prefer outspoken frankness over quiet deception, in a period voice.
When a cashier Fails Temptation Tales Tell Of Bank Errors
A compact reflection on cashier misconduct, noting how temptations tempt even trusted tellers. The piece contrasts temptation with consequences, implying financial misdeeds and the need for oversight in retail and banking settings.
Theatrical Manager Outshines Astronomer in Star Study
A wry line notes the manager overplays the study of stars while an astronomer awaits clarity. It adds a quip that paying children for good behavior won’t yield earned salaries, contrasting stars and wages.
New Music House Opens In La Crosse With Singer Song Station
A new music publishing firm in La Crosse named Singer's Song Station is led by Herman W. Singer, long associated with the La Crosse Tribune. The song My Fairy, composed by Singer with Walter W. West arranging, is set to be featured by Eric Carrington at a Society Burlesque circus on August 2 and 3. Carrington, a veteran performer, will be supported by Prof. Dana's six-piece orchestra. Carrington has sung professionally since youth and worked with major publishers. This is Singer's third copyrighted piece following Portland My Pleasure and Sportland. Carrington's wife remains hospitalized in La Crosse, delaying his departure.
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Walter W. West
Symphony Orchestra
St. Paul
West
Chicago Conservatory of Music
Eric Carrington
Golden Voice
Dana
Singer
Portland
H. W. Goode
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la Crosse Tribune
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Questions of Happiness and the Good Life in History
James Bryce discusses happiness from Aristotle to English utilitarianism, weighing whether pleasures should be judged by intensity or quality. He questions if collective happiness should mix qualitative and quantitative analysis, comparing Pericles’s aesthetic satisfaction with a slave’s satisfaction in wine draining.
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Pericles
Sophocles
James Bryce
Living Peace Inspires a Softer Heart and Quicker Mind
A reflective note urges that true advertisement in life comes from a softened heart and a warmer blood, with a quicker brain and a spirit moving toward living peace, highlighting inner growth over material aims.
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Youskin
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