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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1922
Page
5
In a claim filed Saturday, EQUAT denies Felsch request to reopen the baseball scandal case. The report notes Felsch seeks reinstatement from expulsion while other defendants face various related actions.
A community event to raise money for the mess fund is planned for tonight. Organizers urge attendance to support soldiers and aid in ongoing relief efforts amid questions about funding and logistics.
A Wisconsin university will award degrees to about a thousand students in ceremonies this week. Officials expect graduates from multiple colleges to participate, with listed honors and programs to be announced at the event.
In a chaotic dispatch a group of disabled veterans travel to a convention in San Francisco. Reports mention a controversial setup, unclear leadership, and strained plans amid a controversial event at the Portament venue.
Fragmented text notes Stanley Stapleton marrying while awaiting trial. An unclear exchange mentions a wife and a possible court or legal context. The garbled lines reference a respondent and a sealing or hearing moment, but details are unrecoverable.
Wisconsin crew plans a race against Washington U on Lake Mendota June 12, a three mile event with fast times cited by Wisconsin and Washington teams. The match will test training, with Washington’s stroke and coach noted, and may influence selections for future meets aticht Perkins?
The governor champions restoring state control over intrastate freight rates, arguing the Pea ch Cummins Act restricts growth and harms industries, farmers, and transportation. He praises repeal as progressive and necessary to revive commerce, employment, and nationwide rail service efficiency.
The passage presents garbled, fragmented prose mentioning bobbed hair, hairdressers, a forthcoming convention in Levis, and disjointed dialogue about identity and transformation. Numerous nonsensical phrases and misspellings obscure any clear events or sources.
A fragmented baseball play description outlines a runner at first aiming for second as the fielder makes a tag. The text debates running decisions and calls into question safe or out rulings with ambiguous phrasing and garbled OCR.
Fragmented OCR text lists multiple city matchups with errors. It references games such as Detroit versus Columbus and Chicago versus Washington plus several other scheduled contests, but names and venues are garbled making precise carding challenging.
Fragmented OCR passage shows a lively chat about a children's baseball game. It references a team, a contested play, and a judge, with hopeful tones about performance and fear of loss. Names and places are unclear due to text quality.
The Montague baseball club returns to Coreland Sunnary for a second meeting with Cashton this Sunday. Franzini debuts at backstop as crowd pressure and Montague lineup steadiness aim to split the series. Shaden, Tanke, Gunnerson, and Frangini anchor the home lineup against Cashton.
Cincinnati pounded Milwaukee rivals for eighteen hits led by Caveney and Prien. Ritter sparked a rally that put the Reds ahead and Cave held on until the ninth when Chicago homered. Final score Cincinnati 7, Chicago 3.
New York report on Morvich the champion two year old’s sale talk with Thomas Fortune Ryan and Ben Black, stating a hypothetical million dollar price and likely finalities. Also notes Morvich entered in a 839,900 Latonia race and a Chicago derailment injuring nineteen near Quebec.
Western Conference outdoor track and field championship meet draws stars from multiple universities. Illinois eyes a dominant win as Notre Dame Wisconsin Minnesota challenge for second. Illinois’ Milton breaks conference record in discus with a 178 feet 4 inches throw, surpassing Hoffman of Michigan.
The Blair Nelsons prepare for a hard contest against Blook of Lawn as a return game was planned at Decoration Day weekend. Prevailing strong outfit from up-state looms, with Winona’s clinics feared, and Schiltz slated to face Lefty Dumont in Blair’s lineup.
John Weber will lead the initiation of about 20 Woodmen candidates in Onalaske Saturday evening with the Girl Form of Gateway City No 6 exemplifying. Memorial services are planned Sunday morning in Onaeka and in La Crosse, followed by a procession to Oak Crave Cemetery at 2 PM.
Seats on sale for White's Scandals featuring George Sedncal and Ann Pennington and a star New York cast. The show promises a popular revue with a famed dancer leading the company. The Maitland requires $780,000 annually for operation.
Browns outfielder Renner Williams belted two homers in a rugged game against the White Sox as Chicago chased a comeback. Pitching and timely hits fueled the Browns offense while several players contributed, including Mic Po mer with a go ahead slam in the race. Cleveland’s Friars added overview notes, with key figures and team updates scattered through the late inning recap.
Caveny and Duncan Homer clout in Nationals Friday as Chicago and Cincinnati players showcase power. Williams of St Louis cracks his 14th hit of the year against the Cardinals, while Falk of Chicago White Sox belts four base hits and his fourth homer in three days. Tigers’ Chick Chirk hits a homer for Detroit as Cobb and Heilmann return from suspensions. Giants drop pennant bid as Pirates idle, while New York loses ground in the standings.
The faculty committee of the western conference meets Tuesday in an adjourned session to consider connection to wipe out professional glam in football and other all sports.
CHC AGO, WI Ril Yemetral of Chicago and Jim Londas of St. Louis fought to a round draw for the Greek heavyweight championship. The bout featured a disputed call as spectators questioned a referee decision amid the crowd.
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