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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1914
Page
8
A man identified as L H Heilbroner a traveling salesman for a New York furrier was found with his throat cut in a Burlington train berth at Lincoln Neb He was en route from the Pacific coast to the east and is in serious condition at a hospital Despondency over business matters and an alleged love affair are cited as the motive.
Champion Hewlett King Orrey, regarded as one of the best English bulldogs in America, dies at the kennels of Charles P. Boyd of Dansdowne Pa. King Orrey was renowned in dog show rings in England and the United States.
Eight more witnesses testified before Judge Walker that Carl Person of Clinton Illinois shot and killed Tony Musser, leader of a gang of Illinois Central strikebreakers, claiming self defense in the confrontation.
Nelson Clothing company baseball men travel to Caledonia Minnesota to face the strong semi pro team. The Nelsons seek another win after a recent victory over the Lynxville Indians and Squiers will accompany the squad likely to pitch.
Westbury Illinois June 10 the American four planned a strenuous workout to stay sharp for the first international polo match Saturday. British challengers appear formidable with Captain Cheape injured earlier in the week. Cheape’s swollen eye and nose wound improved but his physician advised rest in the misty weather. he is expected to play Saturday.
Mystery in Racine Wisconsin ends as detectives seize Adolph Wacharo eight and Robert Gill ten and both confess to burglarizing George Gondert's cigar store on May 17.
Indianapolis June 10 J Edward Krause president of the Hoosier Federal club ended today the rumor that Charlie Carr who once led the Indians to a pennant would replace Bill Phillips as manager He declined to say the club was not after Carr to play first base
John J. Hadfield aged 33, wealthy half-brother of Art Fletcher of the Giants, died of heat in Collinsville Illinois yesterday.
Pfeffer yields with four pitchers used as Dodgers win one from the Cubs while the Sox defeat the Yankees. Honus Wagner reaches three thousand major league hits setting a new record.
St Louis beat New York 5 to 2 in ten innings as Magee drove in three runs with a clutch single. Game featured pivotal late scoring and solid bullpen work. Sallee and Wingo opposed Demaree and McLean in a tight affair.
Chicago White Sox defeated the New York Yankees 7 to 4 in a dull scoring affair. Four hits and two errors in the first inning gave Chicago an early three run lead. Batteries: Keating Gossett for the White Sox. Nanamaker Cicotte Scott Schalk for the Yankees.
In Highlands of New Jersey sailors prepare Defiance Vanitie and Resolute for an America's Cup trial on a thirty mile sea course. Ambrose lightship triggers start at 11 as crews test the freak rig, with wind light and waves calm off Sandy Hook.
After jockeying and ultimatums the Ritchie-Welsh title fight is confirmed with feits posted. Ritchie will sail for Europe on the Aquitania today with manager Emil Thiry and friends. The match is set for July 4 at the London Olympia.
Poughkeepsie New York June 10 Pennsylvania crews arrive for final training ahead of intercollegiate races. Wisconsin Syracuse and Washington eights expected tomorrow. Cornell and Columbia athletes have been training here for several days.
In a high scoring game Detroit defeated Philadelphia 9 to 7. Dubuc Main and Baker homered for Philadelphia while Shawkey pitched for Detroit with Boehler and Stanage contributing behind the plate.
In Indianapolis Baltimore battered the locals 7 to 6 yesterday. Suggs Wilhelm and Jacklitsch led the Batteries for Baltimore while Mullen Harter and Radien appeared for Indianapolis. The game featured multiple scoring innings and solid defense.
Vermin plagued homesare urged to use Stearns Electric Rat and Roach Paste the standard exterminator for thirty five years It kills rats mice and cockroaches in a single night Ready for use with no mixing Guarantee money back if it fails Directions in 15 languages in every package Two sizes 25¢ and 1 00 Sold by retailers everywhere
Honus Wagner, alongside Pop Anson, joins the swotsmen hall of fame after his 3 000th single in a teen year career. Pittsburgh plates a ninth inning run as the Phils lose. Ed Reulbach shuts out ex teammates in the eighth. Home Run Baker powers the A's over the Tigers. Keating succumbs as White Sox ignite a hitting streak. Baltimore and Chicago win to push Federal supremacy. Ward Miller helps the Sloy Feds beat the Pittsburgh Feds.
American Association Milwaukee defeated Columbus 9 to 5 and Kansas City beat Cleveland 4 to 3. Minneapolis 3 topped Louisville 2, Indianapolis 7 over St. Paul 3. American League Boston 9 defeated Cleveland 6. Chicago 7 beat New York 4, Philadelphia 7 over Detroit 3, St Louis 4 over Washington 3. National League St Louis 5 defeated New York 2. Boston 3 beat Cincinnati 2, Philadelphia 3 over Pittsburgh 1. Brooklyn 2 defeated Chicago 1. Chicago 3 beat Brooklyn 2, Kansas City 2 over Buffalo 1, St Louis 6 over Pittsburgh 5, Baltimore 7 beat Indianapolis 6.
Multiple pro and minor league games listed for today across venues including Columbus Milwaukee Cleveland Kansas City Indianapolis St. Paul Louisville Minneapolis Washington Chicago Philadelphia New York St. Louis Boston Brooklyn Chicago Cincinnati Pittsburgh Baltimore Buffalo Wisconsin Illinois Oshkosh Wausau Twin Cities Madison Green Bay Rockford Appleton Racine.
Washington marks Senator Shafroth of Colorado turning sixty others born today include former Attorney General Bonaparte of Baltimore Episcopal Bishop Nichols of San Francisco Episcopal Bishop Darlington of Harrisburg former Senator Hale of Maine and inventor George Stephenson born 1881 Also anniversary of West Point founded 1802 Charles Dickens died June 9 1870.
In St Charles Missouri June 10 six months and a 200 dollar fine were imposed on Frank Weis after he and two others rolled a beer keg down an aisle during a revival. The trio were chased by the congregation who caught them. The other two admit they were present but deny involvement.
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