Freas to File Telegraphic Reports from Jeffries Camp
Jule Freas will telegraph daily reports from Jeffries and Johnson training camps in California for the La Crosse Tribune. The dispatches will include impressions of the fighters, ring side notes, and gossip about Wisconsin people encountered at the fight rendezvous. Dispatches begin once Freas arrives at the camp, likely next week.
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Hull
the Tribune
Jule J. Freas
Jeffries and Johnson
California
Mr. Freas
White Sox top New York 3 to 1 in opening game
Chicago defeats New York 3 to 1 as Warhop’s one hit for the Sox supports a win in the first game of the series. Detroit beats Philadelphia 6 to 1 with Collins homer hits. Cleveland 7 Washington 2 as Nap batsmen click. Cubs rout Boston 9 to 0 in National League action.
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Chicago
Warhop
Sox
New York
Walsh
Block
Sweeney
Detroit
Philadelphia
Mich
Collins
Mullen
Allen
Stanage
Plank
Adkins
Lapp
Cleveland
Washington
Ohio
Nap
Bob Gramme
Rhe Cleveland
Falkenberg
Bemis
Gromme
Street
Boston
Mass
Cubs
Doves
Curtiss
Burke
Smith
Raredon
Cole
Archer
Brewers Rally To Edge Indians 6 5 In Indiana
In Indianapolis on June 4 the Milwaukee Brewers staged an inning burst to overtake the Indians 6 to 5. The box shows Indianapolis 5 runs on 9 hits, Milwaukee 6 runs on 4 hits. Batteries: Cheney McCarthy Orth Bowerman Manske McGlynn Marshall Ludwig. Other games: Waterloo 6 Bloomington 3. Dubuque 1 Danville 3. College: Marquette 5 Minnesota 2. Purdue 3 Chicago 0.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Milwaukee
Indians
R. H
Cheney
McCarthy
Orth
Bowerman
Manske
McGlynn
Marshall
Ludwig
Waterloo
Bloomington
Dubuque
Danville
Marquette University
Minnesota
Lafayette
Purdue
Chicago
Baseball Scores From Yesterday Across Leagues
American Association games: Milwaukee 6 Indianapolis 5. St Paul 1 Columbus 0. Minneapolis 3 Louisville 2. City 4 1 Toledo 3 2. American League: Cleveland 7 Washington 2. Chicago 3 New York 1. Detroit 6 Philadelphia 1. Boston St Louis Iain. National: Chicago 9. Boston 0. Pittsburg Brooklyn rain. Cincinnati New York rain. St Louis Philadelphia rain. Green Bay 5 Fond du Lac 1. Rockford 6 Racine 2. Aurora 7 Madison 0. Oshkosh 7 Appleton 6.
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Milwaukee
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Columbus
Minneapolis
Louisville
City
Toledo
Cleveland
Washington
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Philadelphia
Boston-St. Louis
National
GAMES TODAY ACROSS LEAGUES AND CITIES
A slate of games includes Milwaukee at Louisville Kansas City at Columbus St Paul at Toledo Minneapolis at Indianapolis Philadelphia at Detroit Boston at St Louis New York at Chicago Washington at Cleveland Pittsburg at Brooklyn Chicago at Boston Cincinnati at New York St Louis at Philadelphia Wel Fond du Lac at Appleton Racinea Aurora Rockford at Madison Green Bay at Oshkosh. Some preachers would reform if forced to read their own sermons.
Outcasts Break the Losing Streak in Duluth Game
In La Crosse on June 4 the Outcasts won 2 to 1 over Duluth after costly errors by Duluth. Whittaker and Zalusky pitched for La Crosse, while Thorsen and Peterson batted for the visitors.
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Duluth
Minn
RHE la Crosse Itches
Ipmmoition
Peeeeee
Whittaker
Zalusky
Thorsen
Peterson
Rochester Triumphs Over Eau Claire In Cold Open
Rochester defeated Eau Claire 4 to 1 as the Lunatics opened with five errors. Rochester played a steadier game and earned the victory despite a cold day. Batteries were MacNeill and Stewart for Rochester, Nicholson and Newell for Eau Claire.
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Rochester
Eau Claire
Wis
Lunatics
Vau Claire
MacNeill
Stewart
Nicholson
Newell
Milwaukee Lad Believed Killed in Nicaragua War
Louis E. Rosenthal son of Mr and Mrs Charles Rosenthal and brother of Aaron Rosenthal Milwaukee newspaper man is believed dead after a Rama Nicaragua insurgent attack. He reportedly fought as William Ross and directed guns before being killed May 27. His brother Aaron is night city editor of the Milwaukee Sentinel.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Louis E. Rosenthal
Charles Rosenthal
Aaron Rosenthal
Rama
Nicaragua
Bluefields
William Ross
Rosenthal
Para
Mr. Rosenthal
Havana
Cuba
Pinar del Rio
West Indies
Central America
Milwaukee Sentinel
Washburn School Wins 37 Points in Relay Meets
Washburn school topped events with 37 points in a meet featuring sprint and field events. Schroeder Franklin Harris and Krause led wins in 300 yard dash and related hurdles. Kromroy Webb Rockett and Hamilton posted top places in standing broad jump high jump and mile relay with a 3 minute 45 second anchor.
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Washburn School
Franklin
Hamilton
Washburn School Tops Grade School Meet At Fair Grounds
Washburn School won the grade school meet under the High School Athletic Association at the fair grounds with 37 points. Hamilton placed second with 24 and Franklin third with 11. Records in shot put pole vault running broad jump standing broad jump high jump and mile relay were broken.
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Washburn
High School Athletic Association
Fair Grounds
Hamilton
Franklin
Harris
Washburn School
Rasmussen
Franklin School
Zeisler
Falk
Tetley
Rockett
Krause
Bell
Enders
Romanowsky
Weimar
Wash
Trampled Love Compels $50,000 Breach Suit
Mrs. Esther Quinn in Boston declares she will not compromise her $50,000 breach of promise suit against Prof. Harry Thurston Peck of Columbia University. She says she loves him but he deceived her by claiming plans to marry while already married, and only now admits he has remarried.
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Boston
Mass
Harry Thurston Peck
Columbia University
New York
Esther Quinn
Peck
Bishop Webb to Visit La Crosse Churches Sunday
Bishop Webb will make his annual visitation to Christchurch La Crosse and St Peter s church North La Crosse on Sunday June 5 with confirmation at 10 45 a m and a sermon at Christchurch at 7 30 p m. The St Peter s North La Crosse service is at 3 p m. La Crosse residents are invited to attend.
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Webb
LA Crosse
Christchurch
St. Peter's Church
North la Crosse
Wall Street Joins Shuberts Fight For Broadway Block
New York reporters say Wall Street funds back the Shuberts in their battle with Klaw and Trianger and the theatrical trust after Lee Shubert announces a $6,000,000 realty deal securing an entire Broadway block between 35th and 36th streets in the theater district.
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New York
Wall Street
Shuberts
Klaw
Trianger
Theatrical Trust
Lee Shubert
Broadway
35Th
36Th Street
Standings of the clubs with records and losses
The table lists teams including Rochester Ww, Wausat, Eau Claire, Superior, Winona, La Crosse, Duluth, Red Wing with win loss records and winning percentages. Rochester leads at 12 wins against 8 losses, while La Crosse sits at 9 12 and Duluth at 8 14.
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Rochester
Seesees
Wausat
Ceccereee
Eau. Claire
Ceees
Superior
Winona
Eeseesses
la Crosse
Duluth
Eccseesee
Red Wing
Schedule of upcoming Wisconsin hockey matchups
La Crosse plays Duluth while Winona meets Superior Rochester faces Eau Claire and Red Wing travels to Wausau in the period’s lineup of regional games.
Traveling salesman acquitted in Missoula false check case
L. R. Howell, a traveling salesman for J. B. Funke Candy, was arrested in Helena Montana on charges of obtaining money under false pretenses by cashing worthless checks. He was tried before a jury in Helena and acquitted. The Funke company said no particulars were obtained but acknowledged the acquittal.
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L. R. Howell
J. B. Funke Candy Company
Helena
Mont
The
Funke Candy Company
Howell
Wright Brothers to Enter Races in St Louis Contests
Wright brothers plan to enter aeroplane flights around St Louis where prizes total 25000 dollars. A corporate representative in St Louis will relay race conditions. Aviators J C Mars and Charles F Willard have signaled intention to compete. No man is trusting providence with flabby muscles. A self satisfied man may be easily satisfied.
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ST. Louis
Wright Brothers
J. C. Mars
Charles F. Willard
Providence
Johnson and Jeffries Showdown Hinted in San Francisco Talks
Report notes a possible world heavyweight bout being discussed between Johnson and Jeffries one month from today. Johnson’s exhibition at the Grand F showed remarkable skill with eight rounds against Cotton and other partners, impressing fans and sparring peers despite rain and cold.
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San Francisco
Cal
Jim Jeffries
Johnson
Jand Rink
Joe Cotton
Cotton
Jeff's
Rowardeman
Jeffries Bett
Mysterious Wooden Leg Found on Winnipeg Street
A police officer in Winnipeg, Canada, discovers a wooden leg in a plank gap on a morning patrol. The passerby mumbles responses and hurries off, with residents left puzzled about the odd find and its owner.
Partners in Patience
A brief humorous note from the Plain Dealer about domestic frictions in marriage, with a playful exchange between two men. The short man complains his wife is overly particular about his appearance and chores, while the tall man echoes similar concerns, mentioning buttoning and washing.
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Plain Dealer
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Ale
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Jeffries
Joe Choynski
Jack
Sam Berger
Jim Corbett
Billy Jordan
Wausau
Wausac
H. E. Wore
Wepon
Boyle
Hanson
Hamilton and
Gudenschwager’s
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Winnipeg
Tigers
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Pernoll
Jennings
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