Whiz Man Promotes Soap Sell Through Town
Whiz distributors roam La Crosse urging residents to buy five cent samples and collect Whiz coupons for a premium. The campaign pitches Whiz as a soft soap that cleans dirt, guards hands, and removes stains while promising a genuine Reg is Silverware reward with each can.
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Polo Championship Second Match Set at Meadowbrook Field
New York June 5. The international polo championship cup match will be played today at Meadowbrook field. Four players from the Meadowbrook club face the British Army challengers using the lineup that started in Thursday's game, won by the Americans 4 to 3.
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Manager Chance Recovers After Beaning Injury
Manager Frank Chance suffers a burn nerve injury at the back of his head after being beaned by pitcher Suggs. Doctors say the condition is found and a speedy recovery is expected.
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More Roof Wear Without More Cost
The advertisement promotes Vulanite roofing offering better wear for the same money spent on ordinary roofs. It promises customer satisfaction with a money-back guarantee and urges buyers to compare before purchasing any prepared roofing at any price.
Hooker Delivers Solid Effort In Narrow Loss
Hooker pitched well for La Crosse against Winona, allowing six hits through five innings and two wild plays in the sixth inning cost the game. Snyder wild throw and Graves and Curtis scoring led to a 3–1 loss as Winona's Davis matched Hooker with strong contact and defense backing.
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Reds Run Record Breaker in 26 to 3 Cincinnati Rout
The Reds crushed Boston 26 to 3 on June 5 as Ferguson, Curtis, Parson and Raridon led offenses while Cincinnati set a season high. Brenton debuted for La Crosse with strong pitching except in the eighth, and protest flags surfaced over salary-limit disputes.
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Kansas City Defeats Minneapolis In Five Run Win
In Kansas City the A A Kansas City team beat Minneapolis 5 to 2 behind strong hitting from Rhoades and James. Batteries were Patterson and Owens for Kansas City.
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Baseball chatter from the 1910s era predominates
The piece notes the S. P. C. A. stance on a Cincinnati Cincinnati to Boston game, ponders the St. Louis Cardinals climb, mentions Cincinnati scoring bursts, Mike Mitchell’s baserunning, Jimmy Doyle and the Cubs Giants dynamic, the Doves' pitching issues, Johnny Evers’ Cub return, Sallee’s pitching pace, and a farm system reference with Paige and Yingling to Toledo.
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