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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1911

Page

13

Giants View O'Keefe as Bete Noir in Nordic Context

The New York Giants regard O'Keefe, the Cincinnati pitcher, as their nemesis, noted as a Scandinavian figure amid playful reference to a jinx. The item also mentions Minnesota League batting averages up to June 6.

New York Giants O'Keefe Cincinnati Bete Noir

Cubs rise to first as Pirates topple Brooklyn

Pittsburg defeated Brooklyn 4 to 2 on June 12 with Barger battered early and Camnitz besting Gibson. The Cubs came from behind to beat Boston 6 to 5 in Chicago on June 13. Bobby Keefe limited New York to win for Cincinnati 3 to 1 on the same day. Philadelphia routed St. Louis 8 to 4 behind a seven run seventh inning.

Pittsburg Brooklyn Barger Erwin Camnitz Gibson Chicago Boston Cubs Brown Rariden Reusbach Graham Cincinnati New York Bobby Keefe Giants RHEB Ames Raymond Meyers Keefe Clarke McLean Philadelphia St. Louis Harmon RHE Alexander and Dooin Harmon, Geyer Bresnahan Bliss

White shuts out Senators as Chicago wins four to zero

In Washington Doc White pitched a shutout, Chicago defeated the Senators 4 to 0. Batteries White and Sullivan for Chicago. Walker and Street for Washington. New York beat Cleveland 4 to 1. The Athletics benefit for Capt. Harry Davis drew over 5 000 dollars with St Louis contributing. Detroit edged Boston 5 to 4 in a tense finish with Willett and Casey on Detroit and Hall and Nunamaker on Boston.

Chicgo Washington Doc White Fettle Senators Chicago White Sullivan Walker Street New York Cleveland Naps Yankees James Land Quinn Sweeney Philadelphia St. Louis Hary Davis Athletics St.Louis R & E St. Louis Petty Clarke Coombs Lapp Detroit Boston Tigers Red Sox Willett Casey Hall Nunamaker

Coombs shines in one hit shutout as pennant race tightens

Coombs blanked the Browns in a one hit outing matching the year’s top pitching. Earl Moore battled the Giants again, while Cleveland’s new pitcher Bill James kept the Yankees to four hits before Quinn matched him. Cobb drove in three runs for Detroit with two doubles and two singles as Detroit won.

Coombs Browns Earl Moore Giants Cleveland Bill James Yankees Quinn Chicago New York Philadelphia Tyrus Cobb Detroit

Danville Curvist Versus Rochester Outcasts In Cleanup Loss

The Outcasts dominated the Surgeons at League Park, taking a 11-2 victory. Brenton pitched for Danville with mixed results while Olie Snyder starred for La Crosse with sharp fielding including a fourth inning double play.

League Park Ted Corbett Brackett Woods Doc Woods Brenton Danville Snyder Olie Snyder Olie Doc Kernan Hal Chase la Crosse Ty Cobb Kernan Safford Rochester

Rochester bats power past La Crosse in nine run slugfest

Rochester aloft nine runs as Chase drives in multiple, Ker nan and Snyder steal bases. Brenton and Woods blend for the mound work while Conley and Brackett spot the infield with timely hits. Final score 9 to 3 in nine innings with late offense sealing the win.

Ted Warriors Rochester Chase Conley Brenton Dingle Ireland Grogan Dunn Schuman McAleese C Beta Brackett Peeceeeee Woods Jonyder Ceee Kernan Safford Javeene Od Klein Kuehn Wais la Crosse

Scores from yesterdays Minor League baseball and Wisconsin league games

Yesterday results feature Winona 4 over Red Wing 2 in the Minny League, La Crosse 11 over Rochester 2, Superior 7 over Eau Claire 4, and Duluth 11 over Superior. In the American Association Milwaukee 5 to Indianapolis 8 Columbus 2, Minneapolis 19 to St Paul 5, Louisville 8 to Kansas City 10, Detroit 5 to Philadelphia 4, Chicago 4 to Washington 0. Cleveland 14 to New York 4, Brooklyn 2 to Pittsburg 4, Chicago 6 to Boston 5, Cincinnati 3 to New York 1, Philadelphia 8 to St Louis 0. Wisconsin-Illinois League Oshkosh 6 Racine 3, Appleton 3 Aurora 2, Green Bay 5 Madison 1, Rockford 4 Fond du Lac 0.

Louis Eau Claire Duchien Wausau Pececesse Bennett Superior McGarry Red Wing Wais la Crosse Ee Ee Eee Leber Duluth AB. R Pot Bowman Red Wing Meniece Hargrave Swanson Winona Altermott Pecaweone Benrud de Lave Bancroft Meister Burke Black Red Wing Hoffman Mallov Onew Miller Dunn Rochester Holstrom Sah Ahdra Weidel Culver Conley Graves Landry Lang Kernan Joneson Ford Kramer Ercovceell Cogswell Eoevecks Kline Baker Hemphill Parker Chappelle Sses Cleveland la Bale L. Pet St. Louis Anderson National League of Curtis Rhodes Pittsburg Ccsccecal Johnson Cincinnati Lizzette Brooklyn Davey Boston Kirk American Association Foy Kansas City Wisconsin Moore Columbus Green Bay Schuman Minneapolis Rockford Milwaukee Kuehn Louisville Eee Appleton Eeseeeee LS Brown Madison Peesee Gritz St. Paul Eeecceees Oshkosh - Eeeeseees M. Nye Toledo Tee Indianapolis Racine Chicago St. Paul Toledo Philadelphia Detroit Washington New York Oshkosh Aurora Fond du Lac

Sports Schedule Features City Matchups Across League

GAMES TODAY list shows Superior at Duluth Wausau at Eau Claire Red Wing at Winona Rochester at La Crosse Indianapolis at Milwaukee Columbus at Minneapolis Toledo at Kansas City Louisville at St. Paul Chicago at Washington St. Louis at Philadelphia Detroit at Boston Cleveland at New York Boston at Chicago Brooklyn at Pittsburg New York at Cincinnati Philadelphia at St. Louis Wisconsin Illinois League Madison at Green Bay Rockford at Fond du Lac Aurora at Appleton Racine at Oshkosh Pittsburg restores old lineup and leads again.

Adrian Anson and the 1880s Chicago Baseball Dynasty

A historical profile of Adrian Anson nicknamed Pop, detailing his rise as Chicago’s third baseman and captain, pioneering fielding and batting ideas, and his role in leading National Championship teams in 1880s. The piece lists key teammates and positions, and hints at a later cash prize of ten thousand dollars.

Charley Hoyt Adrian C. Anson Anson Chicago United States Adrian Chicagos George Gore

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