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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1907
Page
2
Brooklyn unleashed a dominant 11 to 1 victory over the Chicago Cubs on Sunday afternoon. New York rallied later to top the White Sox with other major league and American Association results included from the past two days.
In the American League no games were played. In the National League Brooklyn defeated Chicago 11 to 1 while Cincinnati beat Philadelphia 2 to 0 and Boston topped St. Louis 2 to 0.
American League games included Boston 6 over St Louis 4 and New York 2 over Chicago 9. Washington routed Detroit 10 to 0 while Philadelphia edged Cleveland 8 to 6. Chicago defeated Brooklyn 4 to 3 in eleven innings and St Louis beat Boston 4 to 1. Pittsburg and New York 4 each and Cleveland 3 over Philadelphia 8.
Chicago faces New York while St. Louis Battles Boston and Detroit plays Washington In an American Leacuse bi city listing the article notes pairings across major cities including Cleveland Philadelphia Boston Chicago Brooklyn and Cincinnati with Pittsburgh mentioned in the mix
The scores show Columbus 5 Milwaukee 4 and Toledo 3 Kansas City 1. Louisville 5-13 Milwaukee 3-3, St. Paul 9 Louisville 7, Minneapolis 4 Indianapolis 3, Toledo 2-1 Milwaukee 0-0. Today’s games include Milwaukee at Columbus, Minneapolis at Louisville, Kansas City at Toledo, and St. Paul at Indianapolis.
A change is deemed necessary due to current roster limits with several men in reserve. Likely moves target the catching department while the pitching staff remains intact with Hastings back. Killian Moore Netolicky are possible shifts depending on performance.
The M. C. A. ball team beat the Junior Athletes 11 to 10 on Saturday. Battery for the M. C. A. was Casper and Moore, while Fox and Teuter played for the Junior Athletes. Barker Butler served as umpire.
District Attorney Bosshard announced Charles W. Young a north side veteran was charged with carrying concealed weapons but was released.
Wisconsin rowers spent Sunday in Poughkeepsie with church visits and rest at Highland and Vassar. Witte’s sore hand kept him from practice, but he planned to row in the next week’s sessions as crowds admired the crew in white duck suits and red scarves.
The piece recounts action from a baseball doubleheader with both teams playing again today. Red suffers a foul ball knee impact and writhes in the dirt while Bond shows contortionist-like fielding. Hotten draws laughs at bat and Baillies drives Hooker in the eighth as the game ends with a tense, crowd-pleasing finish.
Eddie Konetchy posts a perfect 1.000 batting average with a single and a double. Netolicky appears in right field with a single in two trips. Cahill racks up three-base hits and nine hits total driving in 11 runs in a strong Champ game at Eau Claire. Jones improves to a 3-2 record as Lynch and the crew pull off a clean defensive win.
In amateur action at Winona Noxalls blanked the Badgers 8 to 0 as Fiebig and Affelt starred on the mound with solid support from teammates. The Badgers fell behind early and never recovered, with Kemp and Teitz repeatedly stymied by strong Noxall defense.
Freeport defeated Madison 3 to 0 in the first state league game of the series as Madison was held to three hits. Grimes started poorly and was relieved in the third. Balliett allowed two safeties the rest of the game. Batteries Darrow Stark Grimes Balliett Leahy.
The remark suggests many would plant flowers on graves, indicating widespread willingness to honor the dead amid concerns over who will do so. It reflects communal attitudes toward remembrance and duty.
Bids for the Tenth Ward school heating plant and Pettibone park lagoon bridge were sent back to the committee. Architect Wells E Bennett set 6500 for the heating plant with Baker & Neibuhr submitting 1800 above this. Five bids for the bridge exceeded the 4000 estimate. the lowest was 1500 over.
Secretary Harry Taggart reports three locations Prairie du Chien Lanesboro and Alma have invited the La Crosse Retail Grocers association to hold the annual picnic in July. Prairie du Chien offers the strongest plan with strong entertainment and many arrangements for a large crowd. The picnic typically attracts about 600 people and will be held on July 17 or 18.
A woman says her spouse never spoke harshly to her and hopes that sentiment proves true, reflecting on their quiet marriage.
A man aboard a streetcar objects to a child rubbing muddy feet on his trousers, signaling a moral fault. The reaction from the women in the rear suggests community judgment of the man’s character.
Houghton 8 Calumet 3 Rubicon 5 Milwaukee 0 Hurley 5 Bessemer 4 Wilton 7 Ontario 2 Oconomowoc 7 Hartford 3 Wittenberg 5 Rhinelander 2 Hartwig 6 Madison 2 Janesville 10 Harvard 2 Beaver Dam 7 Alcabel 6.
A Cedar Grove man praises Electric Bitters in a letter saying liver and kidney ailments were cured after three bottles. The product is promoted as the best remedy on earth for stomach liver and kidney issues sold by O T Erhart druggist at 50 cents.
The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway slows progress on its new pontoon bridge at Wabasha due to delayed material shipments. Project lead W H Chadwick cites large needs including about 275000 feet of lumber and eight carloads of hardware and iron with an estimated cost near 50000 dollars. The bridge spans 396 feet by 40 feet.
The Junior Bowling club met Friday evening at Germania hall and reorganized for the season. Officers elected were President H. H. Neibuhr Vice president W. Affeldt Secretary Fred Bosshard and Treasurer C. F. Runckel. The club includes ninepin players with twelve members.
Georgie Clyde Gaskill, infant son of Mr and Mrs Frank Gaskill of Dresbach, died Friday at midnight from cramps. Funeral was held yesterday at 3 p m from the residence. Interment followed in Dresbach cemetery with Mrs Theo Mannstedt in charge.
Wisconsin Board of Medical Examiners opens a special meeting Tuesday at the Plankinton hotel in Milwaukee with about 150 graduates to be examined. The legislature may move the date to mid June. officers to be elected Tuesday. session to close Thursday with Dr. A A Jorris returning Friday.
The case charging Albert Engelstad with fraudulent board at Germania House was dismissed on the District Attorney Bosshard motion.
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