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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1915
Page
7
In Pittsburgh, the Pirates blanked the Cubs 1-0 in both games of a doubleheader. Lavender and Standridge combined on the mound for Pittsburgh with strong defense backing. In the second game, Cheney and Gibson again held Chicago to a slim 1-0 tally as the Pirates claimed a second straight win.
The fragment notes a local event titled Wednesday Bean Week with questions about funding and responsibilities. No further details on participants or sponsoring organizations are readable.
Details from multiple baseball games include teams such as Baltimore Buffalo Pittsburgh St Louis Newark Brooklyn and Chicago. Batteries listed include players like Bender Owens Anderson Blair Suggs Jacklitsch Krapp Ehmke Hartley Mar ian Pratt and Rariden. Scores show varied outcomes across morning and afternoon sessions with noted errors and line scores.
Yesterday's baseball notes list Myers and Brookfeds of Moran Newark, Johnson Sloufeds off Rogge Pittfeds, Pratt Browns off Morton Indians, and Smith Indians off Perry man Browns. The Cubs are praised for hanging on despite a double defeat.
Report lists team records across leagues including National League Sky shows New York 4 2 Brooklyn 2 6 Pittsburgh 1 1 Philadelphia 1 5 Cincinnati 2 4 St Louis 1 4 Buffalo 2 3 Baltimore 0 5 Newark 5 3 Brooklyn 5 5 St Louis 3 0 Pittsburg 2 9 Kansas City 3 1 Chicago 2 2 American Association Kansas City 3 1 Milwaukee 2 4 Columbus 10 3 Louisville 3 1 Minneapolis 5 3 St Paul 2 6 Indianapolis -4 Cleveland 1 3.
Boston faces New York and New York travels to Boston. Washington meets Philadelphia while St. Louis plays Cleveland. Detroit takes on Chicago and Chicago visits Pittsburgh. Cincinnati hosts St. Louis as Philadelphia visits Brooklyn. Newark goes to Brooklyn and Baltimore visits Buffalo. Kansas City plays Chicago.
In a busy card of games the Braves topped the Phillies while Cleveland New York Pirates and Boston all win two. Nap Rucker looked sharp against the Giants as Cooper and Lavender dueled in the opener. The Pirates split with the Cubs with two runs enough in each game. Connie Mack looms over a tough stretch as Buffalo peers stumble with a weakened lineup featuring Daly Dal ton Chase Lord and McDonald.
Rochester defeats Athletes 2 0 in the first game as Fay Copsey limits the visitors to two hits. Lavold makes a seventh inning snag to deny runs. The second game ends Rochester 5 Athletes 3 amid field errors from carnival conditions. Copsey and Weeks pitch in the opener while La Framboise plus Weeks and Green handle the later game.
Good scores characterized the finish of the rubber neck bowling tournament yesterday at Malloy alleys. The Bears scored 1338 for the title while the Gunds were second with 1271 and the Postoffice seconds 1231.
American Consul Carroll in Venice reported to the state department that an Austrian air attack struck Venice on May 27. A bomb fell near the consulate but caused no damage, marking the second time Carroll said the consulate was in danger.
Meinert hit safely four times in five at bats and delivered a sharp single in the tenth after two outs. Ritter fanned fifteen as Roeder stood on second in the Nelsons victory over the Trainmen. Squier allowed eight strikeouts in a strong pitching duel.
KEWAUNEE June 1 John FE Kemp set golf history at Midland club by scoring a hole in one on the sixth hole. Fans note the upcoming Fourth of July holiday prompts two games in one day for athletes seeking future spectacles.
Ralph De Palma captured the fifth international sweepstakes at Indianapolis driving a Mercedes in 5 hours 33 minutes 55 seconds, averaging 89.54 mph to set a new race record. Runner up was Dario Resta with 5 hours 58 minutes 24.94 seconds, followed by Gil Anderson in a Stutz. Louis F. a Milwaukee mechanic aided De Palma, praised by the winner after the race.
Independence high school defeated Trempealeau high 8 to 4 to claim Trempealeau county championship. Wiemer led Independence with two hits, and five runs in the second and third innings produced all scoring. The win marked Independence's sixth straight victory.
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