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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1922
Page
8
Milwaukee dominated the state track meet with multiple records falling and a strong showing by local athletes. Milwaukie standout Milison set a new mile time and led a late sprint to secure the event, while Whiting edged La Cress in one notable race as the meet featured rapid improvements across events.
Fragmented OCR notes discuss soil mannas and fertilizers at the University of Wisconsin. Mention experiments and doubts about benefits from using certain fertilizers on crops. Indicates a trial by a disinterested party to show improvements across different soil types.
Steffen leaves coaching post to enter judiciary. court case centers on Capenegie Tech event and upcoming matchups. Associated Press reports list competitors including Joe Wibbins Bon and Walter Encehinson amid a mix of names and teams in a stirring, era-tinged sports courtroom backdrop.
A Chicago alderman, John Coughlin, faced younger council members who questioned his three-plus decades in office. His reply emphasized a desire for recognition, good or bad, echoed in a Gallatin era city council mood piece from the paper.
Track aggregations from across the country enter an event at the University of Chicago field on June 17, with more than 106 teams expected. Contenders include Illinois, California, Georgia Tech, Texas A and M, Nebraska, Michigan, Notre Dame, Beloit, Iowa, South Dakota, and others, plus entrants from Hamilton College and Pennsylvania.
The Washington University crew trains daily on Lake Ibendata to challenge the Badgers in a distant three mile race. Previously the Badgers set a national mile record, and Washington aims to topple them as the eastern meet nears.
A large turnout in Winona as Roberge and Novotny divided honors in the regular weekly shoot. Roberge scored perfect 25 in regular plus special events. Novotny hit 25 targets in 25 and placed second in the lar race, with other scores listed for A J Roberge F Neverny and local shooters.
Galesville took charge after tying the game at 3 3 in the fifth, scoring three in the seventh and two in the eighth to beat Rivoli 8 3 Sunday afternoon. Affeldt homered and doubled for Rivoli, while Steliex also delivered power. Affeldt struck out nine Rivoli batters.
Bob Martin the 5 foot 8 inch champion defeated Burke of Cleveland in the opening round. Sammy Man-Rew beat Marty Penderson in ten rounds in Memphis. Phil Miller of Dallas breaks the world amateur trapshooters high run by three straight. Ruth and the Yankees travel to Chicago for the start of a Western clubs invasion against the White Sox. Hooper likely to rejoin White Sox lineup Tuesday. Virgil Cheeves opens Cubs versus White Sox series Tuesday afternoon. Former White Sox players Russell Acosta Wilkinson face Minneapolis fight. A joke about a husband smoking and his wife’s disbelief.
George Ruediger of Fountain City was named captain of next year's Wisconsin baseball team after a team meeting. The junior, a two year player, starred for the freshman squad and has been a steady third baseman with strong defense and clutch hitting.
Schultz named to pitch the opening game at the four day big baseball festival linked to the Lutheran League convention. Thursday and Friday start at 5 30 pm, Saturday at 3 30 pm, Sunday at 8 pm with Milwaukee Red Sox, all to finish before convention events.
The La Crosse News company won its league game Monday afternoon at Copeland Park, defeating the Timimans 10 to 4. Newman led the hitters with a 1.000 average in three appearances, and the Newsboys executed two strong double plays Bateman to Salem to Pulasky and Wartinbee to Raitz to Pulasky. The game was called after six innings due to Harkness.
A party of 50 Winonans toured La Crosse Country Club for the inter-city solr tour opener. La Crosse won 44 to 11 as forty-eight players competed. key wins came from Smith and Shepard in both the nocturnal and 18-hole matches. Turn match set for July with a detailed score list showing La Crosse leaders and Winona scorers.
The T. N. T's trimmed the Hong Line in an eleven inning battle by day 2 to 1. The Hungry Nine scored in the top of the eleventh, but the T. N. T.'s answered in the bottom half to secure the win. Batteries: T. N. T.'s Render and Miller. Hungry Nine Herman, Guther.
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