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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1922
Page
5
The Union Giants lose a dramatic early inning showdown at Copeland Park as a late rally by rivals secures the victory. The featured clash included standout moments from several players and a winning run scored in the first inning.
A garbled OCR snippet lists various teams and places with scattered words about games. It hints at matchups involving Dunn, Loch Ty, New York, Philadelphia, Milwaukee, and Paw, with references to where teams play today and other scheduled games.
Scott Hakes set a new mark with success in consecutive games as teammates and coaches praised his steady play. The report notes persistent scoring and consistent decision making guiding the team through recent contests.
A group of women in the region plan a golf tournament at a local course. The event will feature notable organizers and participation from community leaders and clubs, with proceeds supporting local projects and youth programs in the area.
A lawsuit filed in Milwayinde alleges Jackson seeks $18,000 in back wages from Comiskey. The action references juvenile and league matters, with details of filings, examinations, and the involved parties, including officials and a White Sox context. The filing outlines the claim and the related legal proceedings centering on wage recovery.
Alexander pitched steadily for Carnegie to defeat New York 4-2 as the Pirates, Braves, and Robins posted various wins in a busy baseball card. Olivas contributed a costly sixth inning for the Giants while key hits from Verrock and others paced the victors.
In New York the lightweight title bout is planned for June at a venue called Velodrome. Promoter Tey iuic and LaFioy arrange talks with five managers including Yennuch. Britton and Leonard are the top contenders, with both needing to weigh near 47 kilograms for the fight.
A fragmented, satirical piece questions local governance and who wields real power. It mocks political confusion while urging citizens to engage with the system, naming no clear leaders and emphasizing public accountability.
American tennis star Molla Mallory sails to England for Wimbledon June 26 with aims to defeat Suzanne Lenglen and claim supreme status. Lenglen health rumors cloud a potential Mallory showdown after last summer Forest Hills match where Lenglen faltered amid coughing fits, though Lenglen had previously beaten Mallory in Europe.
A 1930s-era note recalls McVey as a monthly pension figure in the National League, with a background tracing to 70s fame. The piece links his career across Cincinnati, Boston, and Chicago, noting early paid play in 1880s, a return to Cincinnati, and later management, culminating in the 1914 return to see a World Series win. It mentions associations with Al Spalding, White, and Burne, and a later loss of form before retirement.
City officials report the city championship swimming meet in progress at the Y. Senior and intermediate divisions compete tonight with several events and notable swimmers invited.
In Sonora California a cabin is dedicated as a memorial to Samuel Clemens. Governor Stephen Lee attends the ceremony alongside local officials. The Whig district restoration is noted as part of the event with attempts to prospect nearby wells.
A garbled clump from a Morgantown and Louisville Courier-Journal page includes names such as Raymond Ha elec, Mrs Margaret, and Henry Ford mention. It hints at topics like a religious or civic sentiment, a large international shipment, and urban development plans, but reads as a fractured OCR with unclear context.
Minnesota doctors will attend a free chest clinic at the La Crosse courthouse. Examiners include Hopkins, Glen Tutke, Burrington, and Dr. J. McTiolan from Milwaukee County. The event aims to identify tuberculosis in early stages and encourage former sanatorium patients to seek follow up care. Children underweight and adults with persistent coughs or feverish symptoms are urged to attend.
Johnny Miers won the midweight title by defeating Ge Barnes in straight sets amid a sparsely detailed report. The match reference notes support from national league clubs and a recommendation to Commissioner Landis. The sailing lines mention yachts Polka Dot and Hendaar competing against British entrants.
A Madison based purchasing agent warns of a possible coal shortage. The report notes advertisers urging readiness, mentions bids and wholesale terms, cites a price around 1240 CI fee and a state context, with ongoing evaluation of suppliers and contracts. The fragmented text cites names and places, reflecting a busy procurement scene and early steps toward securing fuel supplies.
The Shirvens outscored Wall Street Brokers 17 to 4 on Friday. An unclear portion of the text references players and scores but many words are garbled. the central fact remains Shirvens victory by a large margin.
In Chicago the Yankees opened the series with a loss as Ruth and Meusel each homered. Ruth's fifth circuit drive of the season highlighted a 10-6 defeat. St. Louis Browns routed the Tigers 8-1 behind Danovitch eight strikeouts. Detroit and Philadelphia split results with Stoner’s wildness costing the Bengals a game.
Police fail to solve the dunes death mystery as investigators work through the night to recover a decomposed body found on a pyre at Boyler Cemetery. The partial remains and belongings from Chicago shops, including a radio and computer outfit, are analyzed to identify the victim and trace a potential purchaser.
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