Montagues Triumph as Blues Fall to Capitals 4-1
Madison Blues lose 4-1 to Capital City in a tight opening game at Curie land park. Clark and hitters struggle with timely errors hurting the Blues while Madison's defense flashes a rare double play and late rallies fall short.
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Montigne
Aerin
Fr Curie Land Park
Aod
Vishters
Poelman
Tionatdsen
McCaules
Dini
Bedas
Madison
Gee Tobin
Prangini
Molle
Henners
Piteke
Ever Secant
Chasity
Willy
Garion
Milly
Collins
Ray Crumeki
da Hail
Mills
Weigeny
Poytte
Pwdieliot
Ani Naink
Reus
Clark
Boyneer
Hagenerd
Cilketson
Vrinn
Successful Year Revealed in 1923 La Crosse High School Review
The 1923 La Crosse High School athletic and activity review highlights a successful year with strong sport participation and financial surplus guiding plans for next season. Captains and players across football basketball and track are named along with upcoming schedules and hoped for championship-caliber teams.
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la Crosse High School
Apie
Sguria
Winera
Faw
Manligon Central High
Lane Tai Ly
Cemeren
Wetzi
Tunham
Render
Birabenmm
Tinian
Keaghak
Laseayec
Wrilz
Hermann
Sreoh
Ain
Ile
Campion
Tireet
Abel Potist
Feagter
Aiauy
Crain Woiper
Malye Reget
Wheaton
Metanes
Brey
Tome
Arti
Pier
Andy Tee
Jane Ont
Lee
Wendy Peay
Jan
Dempsey Exercises as Wound Heals at Camp
Great Falls Mont Regular work continued for boxing champion Jack Dempsey at the training camp Saturday. A slight cut over his left eyebrow appeared to worsen briefly but showed no serious setback. He completed a six mile run and two rounds of shadow boxing, plus four rounds with sparring partners. He plans to spar again Sunday and resume sparring Tuesday.
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Great Falls
Mont
Jack Dempsey
Tedeiter
Dempsey
Renynsey
Hamline Elects Sporting Beads At Tennis Meet
Hamline held a tennis event with local players among the participants. Names mentioned include a Minn captain and several individuals tied to the Hamline team. The text references a Saturday gathering at Hamline, with unclear phrasing and multiple garbled names.
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Pat Minds
Pineman
Eadie
Fof
Lie Paseley Pear
Leroy
Paro Neron
Mint
Liek Tate
YA Evra Cran
Sr Dank Dark
Minn
Fein
Hamline
Gigy
Reimans Take GH West Salem Nine This Afternoon
The report notes a Salem area game with Reimans taking a nine inning effort this afternoon. Details are garbled but reference to a local team, venue, and probable score events are suggested.
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Reimans
West Salem
Heavy track ruins 8 to E record in
Partial readable text mentions track events and a disrupted 8 to E record. Names and specifics are garbled, but the fragment indicates a track meet with a setback affecting the 8 to E event and possible regional figures.
Madison Blues and Mon tagnes shine in 1923 ball game
The Sport Mirror reports a high attendance day as Madison Blues and Mon tagnes clash in a late season game filled with pitching and infield defense. Fans saw little offense despite optimism, with standout efforts from Evans and Becker noted amid Beloit and La Crosse ties.
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Madison Blues
Montagnes
Aredals
Franzini
Horsehide
Challenger of Dempsey's Crown Begins Training Sunday
Tommy Gibbons, challenger for the world heavyweight title, will start his training grind in Shelby on Sunday before facing Jack Dempsey on July . his manager Eddie Kane announced. Gibbons walked twelve miles Saturday and did not travel to the Blackfeet reservation as planned. Mayor James S. Jonson and promoter Mike Collins returned from the coast with ticket arrangements, noting six special trams from Pogilsad Seattle and Spokane will aid travel for the Shelby bout. A raid on the Days of ’49 dance hall led to the proprietor Dick Williams being arrested on liquor sales charges. thirteen cases of beer were found on the permit. County Attorney W. W. Thorne curtailed some local entertainment venues as less suggestive.
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Quhelby
Tommy Gibbons
Jack Dempsey
Wil
Eddie Kane
Gibbons
Blaekipet
James S. Jonson
Mike Collins
Pogilsad
Seattle
Spokane
Shelby
Dick Williams
W. W. Thorne
Zev Establishes Lead in Belmont Stakes Three-Year-Old Division
Zev wins the Belmont Stakes, leading the three-year-old division. The race features notable performers and a tight finish, with Zev securing a decisive victory amid strong competition and prominent horses noted in the Derby context.
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Zev
Best of World Golfers Practice for British Open Meet
International field from three continents gathers at Troon for final practice rounds ahead of the British Open. Top players including notable names from Americas, Europe, and beyond are sharpening forms as they prepare for the championship start.
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Three Continents
Brerland
Galt
Troon
Wisconsin player earns award amid conference notes
A disrupted OCR item indicates a Wisconsin university story about a player named Berker earning an award this year alongside coach Boawson. The fragment mentions a spring period and a major game or event, with references to a backstop and graduation notes for RL Booker.
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University of Wisconsin
Berker
Boawson
Elale
Booker Graduav
La Crosse Nelsons Meet Union Giants in Twin Hereouts
The La Crosse Nelsons face the Union Giants in two games at home. Reading from a garbled OCR, the text lists teams and repeated matchups with unclear dates or venues, but centers on a local baseball rivalry and upcoming doubleheader. The fragment mentions Tuesday and references a Polat Iy, with scattered names like Eley and Sach, implying team and player mentions.
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Owen Waanimen
Aribay
Bayes
Next Paver
Indians Roll Past Yankees 13-3 in Saturday Clash
Cleveland cruised to a 13-3 victory over the Yankees on Saturday, aided by poor fielding from the Griffins and strong Browns batting. Detroit’s club received standout efforts as the series opener concluded 8-6 outside, with key contributions from Rush and Mays amid a windy, uneven performance by New York.
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Indians
YANKS
York
Cleveland
Yankees
Mays
Gotham Stars Defeat Philly Tennis in Close Match
New York based Gotham Stars overcome Philadelphia Tennis 7 to 3 in a mixed exhibition linked by a crowd-pleasing rally of serves and volleys. The event showcased rising players from both cities with notable displays from Soren and Patrick.
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Philly
Gotham Stars
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