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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1921
Page
8
A high scoring game features the Chicago Cubs defeating the New York Giants in a slugging showdown. Key players include pitchers and batters from both teams, with multiple runs crossing the plate as the crowd witnessed a batters’ duel.
An article from Madison, Wisconsin reports changes to hunting rules for quail and deer. Quail hunting is restricted. deer hunting imposes a five hundred pound limit on game and a cap of fifty white stags per season. The timing spans from early November to November 22, excluding Thanksgiving, with mentions of season length and enforcement.
National and sectional track and field champions from across the United States travel to Stagg Field to compete in the American Olympic meet at the University of Chicago. Top universities vie for national glory as athletes showcase sprint and field events.
Reported baseball notes describe Brooklyn defeating Pittsburgh on Tri day with a strong ninth inning. Mentions players Testa and Gevwde among others, and a manager announcement to be presided over by Judge Taradis. Cincinnati won-priday style over Philadelphia with Keenan and Eibat contributing, marking three straight for Cincinnati.
An OCR readout lists Neavyswright champions from Tolan pB.ie and records of Parpuntles, with Present belleseer for the Hint, indicating a local sports or event highlight and related standings.
A garbled column discusses Mexico City, Cuba, and baseball icons, claiming Rogers Hornsby outslugged Babe Ruth and Ruth remains a homerun threat. It mentions golf worldwide, Japanese star Kato Tanaka, and Dempsey, with scattered references to speakers and players amid uncertain context.
In Minneapolis Mike Gib bons knocks out Eddie McGoorty in the fifth round of a scheduled bout. Grand Rapids captain Oh Roper of Chicago and Bob Yara tin battle to an even finish over ten rounds. Other boxing notes and blurred names fill the brief.
Newburg Midgets win their second game against Independents as La Crosse club prepares for Genoa clash. Johnsen struck out nine and homered, while teammates added singles. Genoa poised as top Western Wisconsin contender. Hastings expected to pitch for Genoans. La Crosse travels by car for Sunday downriver matchup against Genoa.
Americans beat Britain in the first polo match of a series, reported by the Associated Press. The article notes the event at Harmingham polo field with brief mentions of players and outcomes amid scattered, unclear details.
Boston won a pair from Detroit as the Sox and Tigers split the games. The write up notes key hits and pitching actions, with mentions of players and early runs. Washington also won a third game from St Louis as the series continued.
Canadian roads file notice of wage reduction in Mon Treated area. July 1 marks revised pay scale affecting about 1500 workers at the Match Factory in Yuluth. A fire at the plant caused significant damage, with sparks from a rammed crane igniting nearby structures and sprinkler systems. Authorities report estimated losses around $500 thousand with multiple buildings affected.
The Peoria Regatta schedules a sensational lineup with high speed watercraft and notable competitors from across the Mississippi Valley. Organizers anticipate landmark performances as top boats and drivers converge for a premier showdown, expecting strong spectator turnout and live coverage.
Retailers report favorable trade conditions with steady sales and cautious optimism. Industry observers note improved consumer demand despite persistent challenges in agriculture, financing, and seasonal patterns. The sector highlights stronger retail activity in major centers and steady visitor traffic at markets and exhibitions.
A letter from the Milwaukee Association of Commerce expresses thanks for hospitality shown during a brief visit. The group commends the cordial welcome at the game day and notes resolutions adopted at a meeting praising the arrangements and the host committee.
A readable fragment lists American League matchups with teams and venues’s. mentions New York St Lovis Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago and others. includes stray commentary on a joint and noises described as tapping. The legible items show a schedule style with several city names and opponents.
A garbled report recalls the 1902 San Francisco fight where Jeffries defeated Bob Fitzsimmons for the title after a brutal, closely contested contest. It notes Corbett and Sharkey bouts, Jeffries’ decisive tenth round win, and the era’s boxing drama and heroism surrounding the champion.
Grand Crossing Midgets defeated Onalaska 61 to 4 in a Friday afternoon game. Batterres-ram Crossing, Fret man and Winnenberg starred for Grand Crossing while Onalaska’s Ie and amon contributed. Immigrants Seek Return Home to Avoid Detention in Pittsburgh. A group of recent arrivals seeks deportation to their home countries, saying they cannot find work and would burden Western Pennsylvania counties if kept.
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