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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1913

Page

8

Dodgers Hold Second Place As Giants Close In

The Dodgers face a must win to stay in second as the Giants sit a half game back after yesterday’s Reds victory. Cubs down Cardinals with makeshift catching by Heinie Peitz for St. Louis. Zeider ends his White Sox tenure with one of four team hits off Hall. Four pitchers—Mitchell Kahler Steen and Cullop—fall to the Browns in the doubleheader second game. Old Roman remains sole buyer of Hal Chase, while the White Sox profit from the deal and the Yankees loom stronger. The office intruder line ends the note.

Dodgers Giants Brooklyn Reds Cubs Cardinals Heinie Peitz St. Louis Koney Zeider White Sox Hall Chicago Tigers Mitchell Kahler Steen Cullop St. Louis Browns Naps Hal Chase

Carpentier Beats Bombardier Wells in Ghent Fight

Georges Carpentier, a French light heavyweight, defeated Bombadier Wells in Ghent. Wells, taller and heavier, had Carpentier hurt in round one and twice sent him to the floor, but Carpentier finished Wells in the fourth round after exploiting Wells' weakness.

New York Bombadier Wells Georges Carpentier Ghent Carpentier Frank Klaus Billy Papke Wells Carpenter

Pedestrian Weston Opens 1446 Mile Walk to Minneapolis

Edward Payson Weston began a 1446 mile trek from the Plaza at the City College of New York to Minneapolis to lay the corner stone of the Minneapolis Athletic club. He aims to finish in sixty days arriving August 2 and will rest Sundays along the route.

New York Edward Payson Weston The College of the City of New York Minneapolis Minn Minneapolis Athletic Club

Man Buried in Self Built Brick Lined Casket

In Owosso Michigan James Ellis aged 70 was buried in a casket he designed and built himself and lined it with brick.

Owosso, Mich James Ellis

Athletes win one sided game at League Park

The team triumphed 14 to 4 in a daytime contest at League Park yesterday. Kabat led with three hits and scored, Hackner Fuchsel Even son Childers added multi hit support, while Beranek and Anderson pitched and walked batters sparingly as Kabat struck out twice.

League Park Kabat Hackner Fuchsel Evenson Childers Gullickson Beranek Anderson Harder Walters Hunt WBT Whiskerson Garder Williams Horn Johnson C Kane Kirchers If Evenson

White Sox Trade for Hal Chase

Chicago June 2 The Chicago White Sox acquire Hal Chase first baseman from the New York Highlanders in exchange for Borton and Rollie Zeider. Owner Comiskey says the deal puts the Sox at the front of the American league and claims it secures the pennant. Chase strengthens the infield and adds 100 percent additional strength. The trade was completed over long distance telephone after prior talks.

Chicago Hal Chase New York Highlanders Chicago White Sox Borton Rollie Zeider Sox Comiskey Chase Fournier

International Women's Congress Opens in Paris

The tenth annual conference begins in the Sorbonne with more than 600 delegates arriving. M. Klotz, minister of the interior, will preside at the opening session tonight.

Paris Sorbonne M. Klotz Interior

Browns, Naps finish in ninth rally as Fest opens

In Cleveland, the Naps rallied in the ninth to beat the Browns 5 to 4 before 11,000 fans. Leverenz and Agne took the loss for St Louis while Cleveland’s Steen and ONeil earned the win. Washington beats Boston in 11 innings 5 to 4 as Wilson cheers. Philadelphia wins 12 to 2 over New York with Baker homering for the Athletics.

Athletics New York Philadelphia Frank Baker Yankees Clark Sweeney Bender Schang Cleveland St. Louis Ohio Naps Browns Leverenz Agne Steen O'Neil Washington Boston Bedient Carrigan Hughes Henry Chicago Detroit White Sox Tigers Weaver Collins Schaller Ty Cobb Zamlock Rondeau White Schalk

Standings and Results From National and Regional Baseball Leagues

Yesterday and Saturdays scores across the National League American League Wisconsin Illinois League and American Association list results for Chicago St Louis New York Cincinnati Cleveland Milwaukee Green Bay Madison Oshkosh Oshkosh Racine Appleton Rockford and other cities with notable scores such as Green Bay 26 Appleton 5 and Cincinnati 6 8 St Louis 2 0. The week shows multiple doubleheaders and high scoring games across leagues.

Chicago St. Louis New York Cincinnati Detroit Cleveland Milwaukee Racine Green Bay Appleton Oshkosh Wausau Madison Rockford Pittsburg Brooklyn Boston Philadelphia Washington Kansas City Columbus Louisville Indianapolis Toledo St. Paul Minneapolis Eon Boston Eewe Eeereeenvee American Association Eee Etree Oshkosh Ee

Pirates Triumph 4-0 Over Chicago in Saturday Action

In Pittsburg, the Pirates defeated Chicago 4 to 0 as Smith and Lavender limited the visitors to nine hits. The Pirates scored three runs in the eighth inning. In New York, Mathewson beat Rixey 3 to 2 as the Giants edged the Phillies. Cincinnati swept St Louis 6-2 and 8-0, while Brooklyn split with Boston in a doubleheader, taking the first game 2-0 and the second 3-3 that went to 10 innings before darkness halted play.

Pittsburg Pirates Chicago Smith Lavender Archer Adams Simon New York Philadelphia Mathewson Rixey Giants Killifer Meyers Reds ST. Louis Suggs Clarke Burke Perritt Wingo Byron Riger Brooklyn Boston Mass Braves Rucker Dodgers Hess Stack Miller Dickson Whaling

Schedule of today’s NBA style matchups

The card lists games across conferences with teams including Boston Kansas City Milwaukee Brooklyn Philadelphia and others. Matchups cover venues from Pittsburg to Green Bay and Milwaukee to Rockford highlighting regional rotations.

Middle Ground Between Cynic and Fool

The speaker notes that many Indians are not chiefs, a point writers often miss. He warns that experience does not grant universal wisdom and cautions against simplistic portrayals.

Browns End Nap Run With 1-0 Win In Pitchers Duel

Detroit defeats Chicago 1 to 0 as Hall edges Jim Scott in a low scoring game. Batteries: Hall McKee for Detroit and Scott Russell Schalk for Chicago. In doubleheader Cleveland wins 6-1 then loses 9-3 to St Louis, with Kahler Mitchell Steeg powering the Browns offense in game two.

Detroit Chicago Hall Jim Scott Tigers McKee Scott Russell Schalk Cleveland St. Louis Neps Browy Naps Kahler Mitchell Steeg Carisch RHE I Baumgardner Mee Alester Steen Cullop O’neill

Cubs top Cardinals 4 2 in quiet St Louis game

Chicago Cubs defeated the crippled St Louis Cardinals 4 to 2 as Heine Peitz offered solid support behind the plate. Koney stole and scored for St Louis in the fourth while O Leary contributed a timely hit.

Chicago St. Louis Cardinals Cubs Heine Peitz Huggins Koney O’leary Cheney Pierce Archer Harmon Geyer Peitz New York Cincinnati Giants Red Marquard Packard and Clarks Marquard and Meyers

Wisconsin Republicans assign committee posts in caucus

In a Saturday caucus Mann recommended positions for Wisconsin members. Esch takes Expenditures on public buildings, interstate and foreign commerce. Browne gets Good roads and labor. Cary to District of Columbia. Cooper Foreign affairs. Frear Election No. 1 insular affairs. Lenroot Public lands rules. Nelson Judiciary. Stafford Elections No. 2 post office and post roads.

Washington Mann Wisconsin Browne Good Roads Cary District of Columbia Cooper Esch Frear Lenroot Nelson Stafford

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