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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1923
Page
7
Local recap describes the Nelsons overpowering the Muddy Field team with a comfortable win on a soggy surface. The Cubs topple the Reds 4-3 as Bruins rally in late innings. Highlights include Haines pitching for the Reds and Braves’ Robins tossing six in a 7-6 tilt.
Dahl's Fords dominated Mindoro 19 to 8 in a high school basketball game. The page notes an unbalanced score with Dahl's Fords leveraging strong offense and defense to secure the win.
Illinois TQ filed a protest over a decision in a Saturday meet. The action references the meet results and involved officials, with no further details available in the readable text.
A garbled OCR item references a game or event involving Lorillards and a West Salem unit on a Sunday the 17th. The text is fragmented with unreadable sections, but hints at a sports score or team activity without clear details or complete names.
Reports say TOM GIBBONS and PARILY leave for the scene of a conflict at St Pat(). Minny Gil fons and wife travel with them as Monday dawns for Sbeolfy Met training and Higeth wil Dempsey Tuty 4. Observers note concerns about safety and readiness while CHUETION prepares a show of strength.
A garbled sports fragment describes an event at a venue called the Miles tit Cove involving players such as Thayer, Miss Aloe Seeing, and Mies Mex Burling. The text mentions restoring a shop, erasing errors, and a ball stroke sequence including a first stroke and a later recovery, with scattered references to teams and spectators.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Kolbo Shoes and a win over Holmen on Sunday with unclear names and phrases amid garbled words. The readable items include Kalin, Falak Surdiy, Adielle, Patrorie-Kolbos, Afieldr and S. Welty Coli, but exact actions and outcomes are obscured.
In a rain soaked Sunday at Wausau the Montague baseball team edged the Wausau Lumberjacks 3 to 2 after eighteen innings. Groski delivered a go ahead double breaking the deadlock in the 18th while Johnson and Tier matched nine and thirteen strikeouts respectively. Fans cheered a return engagement by Montague on their home field.
The article outlines Big Ten schedule plans discussed at Ann Arbor with coaches from Wisconsin Michigan and Iowa detailing practice timing and championship implications. It notes anticipated costs and readiness for January meetings with teams to pay dues and align schedules.
The record lists several ruined team names and uneven scores amid a chaotic prose burst. It mentions Cleveland and Pittsburgh with unclear results, and references a Monday schedule with games at Washington and Cleveland at Boxtazi.
Tri States trimmed Hokah Ball Club 5 to 1 on Sunday to break a 1–1 tie exiting the seventh inning. Jack Dune Peait sparked the rally with a seventh inning double, Abehram and Tinkat contributed doubles, and the local quartet provided core offense as Tri States pulled away in the late innings.
Noordwijk Holland defeats Italy to secure a Davis Cup semi final berth as Dutch players win singles and doubles. The victory in Ravenna tennis competition gives Holland three wins in five scheduled matches, with the series winner drawing a bye in the second return. Champaign Illinois notes Franklin Johnson of St Louis as captain of the 1924 Illinois tennis team.
Meredith starred for the locals with four hits and three steals as Anderson, moved from Dekorah, held up in the late innings at Moneland Park. Rain soaked field, slow play, and defensive moves shaped a tight contest. Nelsons’ barrage in the third and late rallies by Merle and Kelth kept Caledonia at bay.
A Pasteur site study notes the longest life span of a fly across two days in the winter and that all three generations are needed to span the cold months. Findings suggest flies feeding on sugar alone do not lay eggs, and some form of meat or animal food is necessary for reproduction.
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