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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1923
Page
14
A garbled summary notes Reds extend streak as Rixey defeats Brayes and Miller in a tense game. References to Chicago and New York framing the chaotic OCR text, with unclear roster details and scattered scores.
In a wave of nightly exchanges, firms across New York and surrounding states respond to shifting market demands. Officials report growing interest from international buyers as domestic producers push for faster shipping and clearer permits.
Chicago Cubs show they can defeat the New York Giants as they win the second of a three game set. The innings feature strong pitching from Meusel and timely hitting, with De ted Meusel driving in key runs and Grover Alexander contributing on the mound. The game highlights a tense battle as Chicago gains momentum and places pressure on New York in the stretch.
Readable fragments describe a mix of names and odd phrases, including references to a “GALLON STILL,” mentions of “Tapa,” “Triad,” and several garbled names. The passage lacks a clear events-based narrative and contains numerous nonstandard strings, rendering concrete facts sparse.
The readable parts mention Te and Luis with partial phrases like HIGHT and NEA TOT ETL. Names such as Leary and Tedd appear, along with scattered fragments like feds and Mev fees. No clear event, date, or location emerges from the legible text.
A garbled OCR passage lists scattered terms and names, hinting at a historical investigation or local notes. It references people, places, and actions in a disjointed way, with no clear narrative or full sentences to confirm a specific event or date.
Rommel delivers a dominant pitching display as the Senators defeat the Tigers by 16 to 4. Hints of strong support come from Rommel, Krusey, and Geden, with a productive offense backing C. Colias and present stars. Detroit and Boston contexts appear briefly in scattered notes.
A garbled Detroit fragment mentions Benny Peed and a perfume praised as the sweetest in the world. It references lines about a young man and Castor-oil, with unclear dates or places. Entities are sparse due to the damaged text.
MADISON Wis Fifty years ago Be W Hulse of Boulder Colorado starred as pitcher for the University of Wisconsin. He will return next week to receive the W award earned before athletic letters were common. He pitched during the era when the state championship was first won at the state fair in 1871 and 1872, but had never returned to collect his honor.
Beloit Wisconsin reports veteran athlete Dahlgren will coach Beloit College freshmen football and basketball. He teams with Coach Tom Mills to meet Midwest Conference rules. Dahlgren, 33, known for hammer throw and discus, previously starred in fenshall events and is a noted champion in the state.
An ordinance or law prohibits net fishing in Trempealeau Lakes this year. The text references the Trempealeau region and related localities, indicating a ban enforced by authorities. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR but the core action is a lakewide net fishing prohibition and associated municipal oversight.
The La Crosse Nelsons travel to Caledonia Sunday for the return game following a 17 to 3 win. Manager Satek said they aim to time up for the Giants next week. Caledonia expected to field the same lineup as last Sunday.
Reported election of Ja Wart and Hicks as captains of the next University of Iowa baseball team amid unclear text. Other names mentioned include Antolin Fierra and Vana-Lris Pirpe with uncertain roles. A note on a crowbar tool claims its invention by a Chinese craftsman and its continued use by Tekin households to deter burglars.
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