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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1915
Page
10
The Nelsons quit in the 12th inning of a tied game with Houston as umpiring anger sparked their exit. Beranek starred with a five at bat day including a homer and a string of hits. Willie Hobak showed 1914 form against the Phillies as Houston pushed to victory.
Mitchell led the Pioneer Gun Club shoot with a strong showing as W A Wager finished second and George Schneeberger third in yesterdays professional events. Twelve prizes were contested with a Dupont trophy to be awarded in six twenty five target events starting next Sunday. An automatic rifle donated by Tausche Co will be shot over twenty five targets. Other scores list Edward Gautsch and R Hemileben among top finishers.
A sequence of scores from major and minor leagues shows results for National League teams including Philadelphia, St. Louis, Boston, Chicago, Detroit, Newark, Cleveland, Washington and more. Federal League games feature Baltimore, Brooklyn, Newark and Buffalo. American Association results include Milwaukee, Columbus, Indianapolis, Minneapolis, Louisville, St Paul and Kansas City with various tallies.
A terse score sequence lists Cleveland with 6 and Milwaukee and Louisville with 4. The line also shows Minneapolis Indianapolis 5 and Kansas City 2 as competing results.
St Paul hosts Columbus in a 4 to 3 scoreline, games feature Chicago at Boston, St Louis at Philadelphia, Detroit at New York, Cleveland at Washington, New York at Chicago, Boston at Cincinnati, Philadelphia at St Louis, Brooklyn at Pittsburgh, St Louis at Kansas City, Baltimore at Brooklyn. Additional games include Milwaukee at Cleveland, Kansas City at Indianapolis, Minneapolis at Louisville, and St Paul at Columbus.
The Athletes of La Crosse defeated Independence 16 to 1 on the foreign lot. Lovold homered and doubled to lead a slugging attack. Anderson Weeks and Latek added doubles. It was Anderson’s first game in an Athlete uniform since 1913 after jumping from Rushford.
Wisconsin wins the fifteenth annual Intercollegiate Conference Athletic Association meet at Illinois field with 35 points, Chicago 37, Missouri 21, Illinois fourth. Arlie Mucks stars with 12 points. Stiles sets road jump mark and seven conference records fall across events including sprints, distance, and relays.
La Crosse Bears defeated Galesville 6 to 3 at Galesville. Bell struck out eight for the Bears while Bartel fanned three for Galesville. Wuest and Horn played for La Crosse, with Bell and Tanke handling battery duties.
The Trainmen built an early six run lead and defeated Onalaska 10 to 7 at League Park. Ritter pitched for the Trainmen allowing seven hits while the team totaled ten singles off Christopherson. The score shows Onalaska 1 9 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 and Trainmen 1 2 5 0 1 9 0 0 0.
The Kawfeds and Pittfeds continue a back and forth contest for top honors in Jim Gilmore's parade, with supporters awaiting a decisive move as the event nears.
Cubs beat the New York Giants 8 to 6 as Tesreau Schauer Ritter Schupp McLean and Smith struggled. Vaughn Bresnahan worked for Chicago while New York’s pitching failed to hold the hosts.
Detroit defeated New York 6 to 4 to move into first place. Donavan Cottrell Nanamaker Cavet and McKee played for Detroit batteries.
Summary of multiple games listing teams such as St Louis Kansas City Chicago Buffalo Newark and Pittsburgh with the batting batteries and final scores. Includes two Buffalo Newark matchups and a Pittsburgh win over Chicago with pitchers named.
Prizes for the season opening at the Country Club were awarded Saturday night in the form of golf balls to the three winners and golf balls to the losers as well. H. J. Hirshheimer defeated A. P. Hankerson three up and two to go. Robert Gordon beat J. R. Moore five up and three to go. George Burton defeated C. W. Levis two up and one to go.
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