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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1909
Page
2
Our way of selling clothes differs from others as our garments do. We guarantee every stitch and use up to date fabrics all made in our own sanitary work rooms. Our clothes fit hold shape and look right. Visit the store to see a suit ready for delivery and judge the value for yourself.
Wausau defeats La Crosse 7 to 2 in a rough game with 11 errors. Duluth blanks Superior 6 to 0 behind Murray and Klingbiel pitching. Winona edges Eau Claire 7 to 5 in a tight game. Schedule has La Crosse at Wausau and Eau Claire at Winona next.
A large crowd of 12 000 attended yesterday to watch the handicap run, paying 3.00 each for admission and turning a profit for the event.
The Gravesend track opened yesterday with police not interfering in “oral” wagers by bookmakers, signaling a likely return of racing across New York tracks. Police Inspector Russell reported no violations of the anti betting law, boosting bookmakers and racing interests citywide.
The pathfinder for the Flag-to-Flag automobile race from Denver to Mexico City completed 2,400 miles of travel, with 2,100 miles on the proposed route. Fred Sponer, Wm. Knopper and James M. Howard led the expedition, which took 26 days. Geo A. Wahlgreen of Denver gifted the trophy for the October race, arriving to finalize plans.
Five automobiles began the ocean to ocean race from New York toward Toledo and then to Puget Sound. With perfect scores, teams face a fifteen hour pace of twenty miles per hour to reach the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific grounds on Puget Sound.
In Turin a perilous ascent ends in tragedy as nine climbers, tied to a single rope, slip during a circwituous ascent. A midsection collapse causes a rope snap, sending the group down a 200 foot drop and leaving four French dead and two Italians unaccounted for.
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