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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1910
Page
8
The Red Wing team wins a pitching and hitting battle against La Crosse 5 to 4. Mique Malloy and McKee deliver solid baserunning while Sy Prater and Ward spark late scoring in a crowd that sang from the stands.
The game features Kourich and Landry among top performers as Duluth edges Superior 4 to 3. Key moments include Clemens two-base hit and Caldwell home run, with Currie earning the win in 8 1 3 innings and Deitrich pitching for Superior.
La Crosse beat Red Wing 5 to 3 in a tight basketball matchup. Wallops singles out timely hits and key moments to seal the win.
A summary of yesterday's games shows La Crosse defeating Red Wing 5 to 3 while Rochester beat Wausau 3 to 2. Duluth won 4 to 3 against Superior, and Eau Claire topped Winona 9 to 1.
Duluth faces Superior, La Crosse plays Wausau, Rochester meets Winona, and Eau Claire visits Red Wing in a set of four Minnesota city matchups.
Readers learn two matchups scheduled for tomorrow with Superior visiting Duluth and La Crosse traveling to Wausau, outlining local basketball/ hockey action for the night.
Winona defeated Eau Claire 9 to 1 in a listless game Highlighting Winona’s power and speed Crangle and Davey each stole home in the second inning Seven Winona steals kept pressure on Eau Claire Baillies pitched well for Winona while Kick drew a walk for Eau Claire the team’s lone run was unearned through a walk and pressure in the late innings
William T. Rock of New York offered $150000 for moving picture rights to the Jeffries Johnson bout in San Francisco. The offer is the largest yet and would place Jeffries and Johnson at $50000 each if accepted, with Rickard and Gleason sharing the remaining $50000.
A La Crosse theater program tonight will present a beautiful Silver Souvenir Tea Spoon as a featured memento for attendees. The event highlights a refined keepsake accompanying the performance and adds a touch of elegance to the evening.
Noting a base thief in last night’s game Ward stole three sacks for Red Wing while Safford delivered three hits in three at bats. The Duluth Herald mentions a La Crosse player nicknamed Doll as a tough figure and hints at reactions.
Amos Agar once a pro ballplayer is described as making a strong start in the city. White Sox era shows improving hitting with Darby scoring two to three hits per game. They return Saturday to face Rochester for the Surgeons first appearance with Jack Corrigan as manager. Attendance has fluctuated with larger crowds Sunday but sparse seats Monday and Tuesday.
Wausau beat Rochester 3 to 2 in a well played game. Dunbar pitched strongly with two passes and a late single that forced a seventh inning, but Wausau's defense and timely hitting, including two runs on a wild pitch, secured victory. Three-base hits by Johnson and Bond highlighted the effort.
Duluth took the third game of the inter city series against Superior by 4 to 3 in Duluth Minnesota. In the eighth inning Baertschi balked after relieving Currie and O'Brien of the White Sox scored the tying run. Kourich batted for Pettijohn and drove in the fourth run with a single to center.
Johnny Coulon, holder of the world bantamweight title, is in Chicago after meeting four eastern contenders in New York. He has an offer to box Patsy Brannigan of Pittsburgh in Milwaukee on June 26 and may accept. He prefers a bout with Monte Attell on the coast but Attell has refused to make weight and Coulon will not concede a pound over bantam limit, insisting he can fight strong well within it.
Friday afternoon the high school and faculty baseball teams meet for the season finale at League park. Ray may pitch for the highs and Hodgson for the faculty as both teams, winner of the Literary league championship, aim for fast play on best available grounds.
Milwaukee June 15 An effort to match Battling Nelson and Jack Redmond follows a close bout that tested Ad Wolgast last week If Wolgast refuses a return match Nelson may face Redmond in the local ring for a big light weight bout pending recovery time and deal talks
W J Foye of Omaha captures the American Lumberman cup at Skokie Country Club with a total 83 strokes, one fewer than last year. R Harvey McElwee finishes three strokes back and takes the silver medal as runner up.
Barney Oldfield arrives in Minneapolis Chicago for a record breaking car race then rests for next flight against time. He plans to compete at the Minneapolis fair grounds June 22 to 25 to lower the mile circular track record which stands at .504-5.
Toledo defeats the Madhens 8 to 5 on June 15 led by an 8 run effort after Schardt allowed 15 hits. The game saw Milwaukee pitcher Schardt give up 15 hits to Toledo while Ower Abbott and Ludwig homered? The box score lists Toledo 8 runs 15 hits 3 errors and Milwaukee 5 runs 10? The report notes batteries Ower and Abbott for Milwaukee with Schardt and Ludwig for Toledo.
A roundup of scores from American Association and National League games plus Wisconsin Illinois League results. Notable totals include Toledo over Milwaukee 8 5 Louisville 4 St Paul 2 Minneapolis 8 Columbus 3 Indianapolis 3 Kansas City 2 Philadelphia 7 St Louis 2 Boston 6 Cleveland 6 Cincinnati 6 Boston 0 Chicago 9 New York 4 Philadelphia 9 Pittsburg 4 Brooklyn 2 St Louis 0 Green Bay 10 Madison 5.
A series of baseball pairings includes Minneapolis vs Milwaukee American Philadelphia vs Chicago Washington vs St Louis New York vs Cleveland Boston vs Detroit Chicago vs Brooklyn Pittsburg vs New York Cincinnati vs Philadelphia St Louis vs Boston.
Boston reports Fordham pitcher Chris Mahoney who beat Harvard will join the Red Sox staff. The club also signs Budeliof from the University of Illinois as another college pitcher.
A long day of baseball ends with New York and Chicago tying in the 14th inning as darkness halts play. Chicago, Boston, Philadelphia, and Brooklyn all post wins while St Louis and Philadelphia split doubleheaders. The Navy League reports a membership of 1,031,339 with funds totaling $8,395,950.
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