White Sox edge Red Sox to seize AL lead
Chicago tops Boston 4 to 3 at Fenway as two seventh inning runs and a late insurance score lift the White Sox into first in the American League. Batteries: Chicago Correa and Thomas. Boston Maxwell and Yost.
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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1915
Page
8
Watching the Scoreboard by Hal Sheridan
The column notes a tight National League race with six teams in contention and the Tigers and White Sox set for an exhibition. It mentions Homer totals by Archer, Cubs, Giants, and Redson with opponents Marquard Benz Bailey Croom and S'loufeds. The piece highlights close standings, a seesaw race, and ongoing baseball action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archer
Cubs
Marquard
Giants
Hobluzel
Redson
Benz
White Sox
Smith
Bailey Terrapins
Croom
Tigers
Sox
Baseball Notes Highlight Shifts and Slumps Across Leagues
McChaw Bryan resignations ripple as Yankees end drought while Giants and Athletics win. Cleveland might prevail if Wilson quits. Fred Smith appeals to Brooklyn fans with a ninth inning homer and late two run lead. Cards face lefty Luder with timely hits by Phillies. Daubert underperforming with four hits yesterday. Stovall’s steady approach continues as Miles Main achieves seven straight wins. Attention to Detroit’s Jennings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Giants
Athletics
Wilson
Cleveland
Fred Smith
Prett
Brooklyn Todas
Luder
Phillies
Jake Daubert
George Stovall
Miles Main
Mr. Jennings
Detroit
Dialogue Between Greene and Irish Workman on a Building
A good natured Irish worker talks with Mr Greene while renovating. The man jokes about a bishop brother and echoes that “the good things of this life are not equally divided,” then resumes climbing the ladder saying “Poor felly He couldnt do this to sate his loife.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry
Mr. Greene
Foreign Conversation and Native Tongue Debated as Noise
A disputed exchange involves remarks about language and communication turning into noise for participants. The discussion centers on how bilingual dialogue is interpreted and valued in the setting. Individuals weigh the usefulness and friction of mixing languages in daily interaction.
Prairie du Chien Highers Class Day and Commencement
The St. Vincent de Paul Society hosts a Thursday talk on domestic science by Miss Cronon at Mrs. J. P. Harvey’s home with post discussion and refreshments. Local graduates include Susan Appleby Irene Ashbacher Anna Billy Violet Bruchman Mary Cooper Myrtle Ducharme Edith Groenert May Johnson Mamie Kasparek Nettie Kramer Helen Poehler Beatrice Speck and Alice Stuart. The baccalaureate sermon was Sunday at the M E church and the commencement address will be Monday at the Metropolitan theater by Professor Kirkhuetter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie DU Chien
Wis
St. Vincent de Paul Society
J. P.harvey
Church Street
Miss Cronon
St. Mars’s College
Susan Appleby
Irene Ashbacher
Anna Billy
Violet Bruchman
Mary Cooper
Myrtle Ducharme
Edith Groenert
May Johnson
Mamie Kasparek
Nettie Kramer
Helen Poehler
Beatrice Speck
Alice Stuart
Arthur Schwert
Arthur McCloskey
Leo Lankie
Raymond Kunzman
Albert Jones
Ralph Glenn
Peter Favre
M. E. Church
I. F. Nuzum
Metropolitan Theater
Kirkhuetter
The
State University
A. A. Frederick
Madison
Milwaukee
W. A. Hall
Minnesota Street
S. R. Brown
Mason City
Clement McCloskey
Hampton
Iowa
R. D. Paris
Platteville
Goodsal
Billings Ang
Ir R M. White
Eastman
Oscar Bieloh
Waukesha
Bieloh
Prairie du Chien Sanitarium
C. H. Speck
Austin
Minn
Ben
Frank
Roy Hurley
J. Hurley
Dental School
Northwestern University
Evanston
Brooklyn Rally Sinks Pirates In Final Innings
Brooklyn trailed 3-1 but tied in the eighth and pushed across three runs to beat Pittsburgh 4-3. Pfeffer McCarty and McPaillan Gibson paired for Brooklyn. Heston and Reds trio of pitchers worked for Cincinnati and Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Pfeffer
McCarty
McPaillan
Gibson
Heston
Reds
Boston
Cincinnati
Rudolph
Whaling
Schneider and Clark
Giants
Cubs
Batteries and Scores From City League Matchups
The record lists teams Baltimore and Brooklyn games with score formats and batteries pairing Bailey, Jacklitsch with Lafitte, Land for one side and Groom, Hartley with Easterly for another. St. Louis and Kansas City show 0 6 results and 8 6 results respectively with listed battery pairings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Brooklyn
Bailey and
Jacklitsch
Lafitte and Land
Packers
St. Louis
Kansas City
Groom
Hartley
GAMES TODAY Nl schedule and lineup note
The schedule lists matchups across leagues including Chicago at New York St. Louis at Washington Detroit at Boston Cleveland at Philadelphia Boston at Pittsburg Brooklyn at Cincinnati New York at St. Louis Philadelphia at Chicago and Federal League games St. Louis at Kansas City Newark at Brooklyn. American Association games Milwaukee at Louisville Kansas City at Columbus Minneapolis at Cleveland St Paul at Indianapolis. Clarence Henry Rowland allowed his Sox to pick their own lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American League L. Ww. Pet
Chicazco
Detroit One
Wae
Boston One
New York
Egistetoid Yi Stat
Washington
See
Cleveland & Ieesis
St. Louis Pre
Philadelphia
Boston
Brooklyn
St Louis
Pittsburg
Econem
Incinnati
Federal League
Kansas City A
Pittsburg O
Newark
Ovis
Chicago A
Baltimore A
Buffalo Ea
American Association
Indianapolis Ie
Milwaukee
Louisville
Kansas City
St Paul
Cleveland
Minneapolis
Escreee
Columbus
Chicago
St. Louis
Detroit
National
Cincinnati
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Clarence Henry Rowland
Sox
Local shots to attend Wabasha shoot this week
A. J. Roberge J. W. Winter Dr. R. H. Hervert Frank Schwalbe Jr and possibly W. A. Wager will attend the annual trapshooting tournament of the State Sportsmen Association of Minnesota at Wabasha Friday through Sunday The event may draw others from La Crosse Roberge placed second among amateurs in the local tourney last Friday and aims to compete in Friday and Saturday events Mill City cracks also join W P Brown Fred Richter J C Famechon John Harker and other Minneapolis Gun Club members attend Fred Richter the current amateur state champion with 97 of 100 John Harker a top Twin Cities clay target shooter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Roberge
J. W. Winter
R. H. Hervert
Frank Schwalbe, Jr
W. A. Wager
State Sportsmen Association of Minnesota
Wabasha
la Crosse
Roberge
Minnesota
Mill City
W. P. Brown
Fred Richter
J. C. Famechon
John Harker
Minneapolis
Notable shooters headline Wabasha tournament field
The event will feature top marksmen including Art White of Brainerd F H Allen of Staples George Kapler of Perham and K G Goward of Aitkin among other experts as the tournament continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art White
Brainerd
F. H. Allen
Staples
George Kapler
Perham
K. G. Goward
Aitkin
Wabasha
Milwaukee Prepares For Fast Auto Race Meet
Milwaukee on Sunday afternoon hosts a major race meet with clear weather and a fast track. Sixteen drivers and cars practice at the fair grounds oval as locals hope the century grind record of 93 minutes on the level track will be broken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Fair Grounds Oval
Unlucky Number Sparks Love Debate
A cheerful optimist recounts proposing to a girl at least twelve times. The pessimist cautions against pushing luck, arguing thirteen is unlucky and the next proposal might finally be accepted.
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