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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1909

Page

5

New Branch of 100 Year Club Formed

A second branch of the Hundred Year club was formed Wednesday at the German M. E. church with Rev J J Panzlau as pastor. Charter members numbered 25, with another 25 to be admitted at the next meeting. Officers were elected and weekly Wednesday meetings were scheduled after the regular prayer service. The club continues the La Crosse health work begun by Prof W Earl Flynn, the Tribune health expert, who recently wrapped up his campaign in the city. An optimist takes a day off when he has the toothache.

Hundred Year Club M. E J. J. Panzlau la Crosse W. Earl Flynn Tribune

Bunched Hits Winona Triumph in Long Ninth Inning

Winona defeated Superior 4 to 3 after an 11 inning game. Eau Claire won 5 4 over La Crosse in a 15 inning marathon. Wausau lost to Duluth 3 0. Standings show Winona 13 5 600 and Eau Claire 20 15 571.

EAU Claire Winona Vevcenecsocesn Wausau 'Ee Ee la Crosse Eeee Tate Wen Superior Wvcoeeeecs Duluth Wausau Winona Weirona

La Crosse Beats Eau Claire In Fifteen Innings

La Crosse outhit Eau Claire but the Cream Puffs won 5 to 4 after 15 innings. Schardt pitched for La Crosse and Guhl and Schroeder held the offense to 15 hits for Eau Claire. Crowe and Sheaeffer contributed for La Crosse while Brevette and Wallace sparked Eau Claire’s rally with timely hits.

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La Crosse Beats Eau Claire In Final Wary Baseball Tilt

La Crosse earns 4 runs, Eau Claire 5 in a tight contest. Ed Klein leads with a three base hit and two base hits, while Klein and Kading headline the defense with a key double play. Nine players contribute as Eau Claire edges La Crosse 5 to 4 in 3 hours 15 minutes.

la Crosse Eau Claire F. Klein Bailey Brevette Kading Ed Klein Schoenhoven Bryette Feau Claire Anderson

Duluth Tops Wausau In First Series Game

Duluth beat Wausau 3 to 0 as Thoreson held the visitors to five scattered hits. The White Sox managed four hits off Russell but could not capitalize. Batteries listed: Russell and Johnson for Wausau, Thoreson and Mueller for Duluth.

Duluth Wausau Minn Thoreson Jacks White Sox Russell Russell and Johnson, Thoreson and Mueller

Home team falls in 11th as visitors win in Wis.

In Superior Wisconsin on June 18 the home side lost 4 to 3 in the 11th inning after visitors collected timely hits off Baertschi. The contest was one of the season’s most exciting. Key contributors included Converse, Baillies and Killian for Winona and Baertschi and Clapper for Superior.

Winona Superior Wis Baertschi Converse Baillies Killian Clapper

Arcadia Gun Club Opens Trophy Contest in 1909

Arcadia Wis June 18 Special The W P Massacre company offers a cup to the local gun club for the member with the highest twelve shot average. Scores must be made in succession each Sunday at 2 pm unless excused then may be shot during the week with two other members. First shoot reported includes L Be Danuser M Abts Ad J A Schafer OH B IOTOOUET Wialak. Appetite is a poor exegesis on the commandments.

Arcadia Wis W. P., Massacre Company of L. BE. Danuser M. Abts J. A

Vanderbilt Races On at Crown Point

Crown Point Ind June 18 An Indianapolis Star report describes the opening of the Great Western Vanderbilt automobile carnival with the Corbin car Maisonville leading the 232 mile Indiana Trophy race and Burman’s Buick following. The scene includes thousands of spectators, Illinois militiamen patrolling the course, and extensive social and lodging preparations as crowds estimate near 200000 viewers. Governors Marshall and Deneen are noted among prominent attendees.

Burman Crown Point Chicago Illinois J. B. Sanborn Indiana Crown Marshall and Deneen

Notable Firms and Dealers Display at Event

Well known manufacturers and dealers showcase products while Geo. Ade also secures a box for reserved seating, signaling notable interest and attendee turnout at the event.

Geo. Ade

Man’s legacy spans dogs and cash as marks of fame

A cryptic note links the idea that while many men have children named after them, only a hero earns dogs named in his honor. It suggests that the finest means to improve one's status is immediate cash, a blunt nod to material success and legacy.

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