Colored Giants Wreck Hopes of Nelson Clothiers
The Colored Giants crushed the Nelson Clothiers 21 to 8 in seven innings at Copeland Park. Errors in the first frame opened the gate as the visitors piled on runs, with solid hitting by Johnson, Lowe, and Smith setting the tone. A late surge by Nelson added a few runs before rain halted play, and a second game was scheduled for tonight.
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Copeland Park
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Klanrid
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Johnson
Lowe
Tauke
Smith
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Hell
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Wilson
Gants
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Richie
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Tones
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Tanke
Browns
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Sisley
Lee
Gerber
Tioldad
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Seave
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Vin Gilder
Collins
Xneitaker
Thormalden and
Ruel
Periscope wrestling winners and boxing results flash
Albert Lea light heavyweight Hermer Myre defeated Omaha’s Billy Edwards in two straight falls. Johnny Duff, American flyweight champion, stopped England’s Harry Masell in the third round. Martin Burke of New Orleans heavyweight knocked out Dog Downer in Columbus in the eleventh round. Government revenue from Carpentine Demspey project expected to exceed half a million dollars.
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Minn
Hermer Myre
Billy Edwards
Omaha
New York
Carpentine- Dempsey
Jersey City
N. J
Johnny Duff
Harry Masell
England
Columbus
Martin Burke
New Orleans
Dog Downer
Colmbus
Heine Groh Cleared To Play Out Season With Reds
Commissioner Landis grants reinstate ment for Heine Groh to join the Cincinnati Reds for the 1922 season after ineligibility for failure to report is resolved. Groh must remain with Cincinnati throughout the season with no additional penalties beyond salary terms. Landis warns this does not set a precedent and stresses sportsmanship and integrity of the game.
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THE
REDS
Geicago
Eoine Groh
May Bull
New York Ginnts
Mat Wag
Landis
Melne
Neph
Grol
Cincinnati
Poe
Ginars
Tse
Aang
Renesaw M. Tandis
Genoa-Winona to Play Off Rubber in Sunday Battle
Genoa Winona faces Winona Athletes in a deciding series game Sunday at home. Both teams have won once this season, promising a pitched battle with a likely attendance boost.
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Judelne
Bearos
Indians Wallop Yanks in a high-scoring tilt 14 to 4
New York led Cleveland early but the Indians exploded with seven runs late to win 14 to 4. Pitchers Caldwell and Nunnmacher worked for Cleveland while the Yankees used four arms. Highlights included Gyp Min, Speaker, and Pipp among the scorers in a decisive Cleveland victory.
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Cleveland
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Rinketer
Gye Mins
Romy
Tuns
Speaker
Lowell
Pipp
Nefw
York
Caldwell
Congress to Probe Treatment of Ex-Service Men
Senate adopts Walsh resolution creating a select committee to investigate all government agencies handling former service members. The vote was unanimous as the probe was ordered.
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U.S. Treattent
Senate
Walsh
Malachisects
Cardinals beat Robins for another win
In a tight major league card, St Louis Cardinals defeated Brooklyn, clinching their third straight victory. Hornsby homered with two aboard as the offense surged, while Clow and teammates held off late Brooklyn rallies to seal the win.
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Winely
Hornsby
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Mamanx
Baily
Cadere
Taylor
Miller
Haines
Clemons
Beckenham Kent Tennis Surprises In Fourth Round
In Beckenham Kent England Mrs Mallory defeats Kane in the women’s singles and Elizabeth Ryan of California beats McKane in a three set match. Amori Linister and McMartin contest the men’s singles while William Tilden of Philadelphia, a world champion, is out with an abscess and cannot appear.
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Kent
England
Tung
Associated Press
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Arohcan
Atis Kane
Miss
Elgabeth Ryan
California
Miss IX
MeKane
M. Juest
Linister
War Credit Claims Stir Debate Across Pages
In a terse editorial note, the paper credits Sam for securing victory narratives tied to economic leverage. The discussion centers on what constitutes proper credit in wartime effort and whether designation should rest with individuals or broader institutions.
Official L Presented To Fifty-One Students At La Crosse Normal School
The La Crosse Normal School awarded the official L to 51 students Thursday morning for meritorious work in football basketball and track plus forensics and debate. Recipients include captains and managers across football basketball and track squads, with debaters led by Miss Vivian Lewis and orators by Otto Herbert and others.
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Vivian
Lewis
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Reset
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Schick
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Treget
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Knungen
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Lefty
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Glashrenner
Gison
McConnell
Dean
Church
Becker
Jalingon
Williams
Miller
Vivian Lewis
Henderson
Osmundsen
Hemleben
Unis
Wartinbee
Otto Herbert
Heb Reget
Deathben
Baseball Standings And Schedule From Vague Report
American League games today feature Chicago at Philadelphia Detroit at Waslington St. Louis at Boston and Cleveland at New York National League lists Ronton at Milesburgn with Brooklyn at St Louis to Philadelphia at Chicago New Yorks at Cinetnatic American Association Midwaais or a Toledo Kansas City 1¢ Columbus Minnaapolis at Louisville St. Paul at Indianapolis. A remark on feminine accounting quotes a wife detailing last month’s itemized expenses.
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Philadelphia
Detroit
Waslington
St. Louis
Boston
Cleveland
New York
Milesburgn
Brooklyn
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Washington
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Pittsburgh
New York A
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Cheney
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Mevaland
J. Louis
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Weametom
Ay Hleaz
Ameri Ananda
Milwaukee
Taiedo
Sus City
Louisville
Minnéapolis
St Paul
Indianapolis
Rin
Wile Brothers to Face West Salem Sunday at Normal Field
Announcement lists Ernest Sige as captain of the Wile Brothers base ball team. West Salem reputed strong, locals predict a stiff test. Rick pitched a shutout against the Tigers and will start Sunday on the mound. A return game at West Salem is planned for a later date.
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Ure Wile Brothers
West Salem
Wile Brothers
Tiger
Vista
Rick
Tigers
Wite Brothers
Tt.wag
West Salamaca
Ater
Tub use rises sharply from 1880 to 1920
A historical note cites 1880 with 40.2 percent of people using tubs per bath and 1920 showing a rise to 4.4 persons per tub, signaling a sanitary science gain. The article presents this as a Victorian era success story and hints at broader public health progress.
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Man's Athletic Union
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