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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1923
Page
7
Baseball recap with scattered game details noting McClellan's key hit securing a 6 5 win over the Macks. The piece references pitchers Johnson and Coveleskie in a midseason stretch, describes late rally attempts, and lists partial inning actions and dates amid a foggy transcription.
A garbled OCR style note mentions Transnay schemnr gerionna Dedede and scattered place names Philadelphia New York Longa Amerioda Assatia moh sae. The fragment hints at unknown figures and unclear affiliations with no coherent narrative or verifiable facts.
Van Auren sets new amateur mark at the Country Club as he improves his score in a brisk course round. The article notes a decisive performance, highlighting distance and accuracy while placing Van Auren ahead of prior records.
The Montague baseball team will face the Winonas in a twilight game at Wausau onWednesday with both clubs missing key players due to back injuries. Frank Kedesstra secured substitutes as hoped, and the outcome hinges on who won the previous matchup at Wausau.
Westby defeated Gays Mills Sunday in the Kickapoo League by 24 to 6. Gays Mills began league play, while Ontario's schedule and standings were affected by withdrawal. Westby led with strong defense and final margin.
Fragments describe a basketball or baseball game with players including Ryan and Giesre Ling, mentions New York and Chicago teams, braces of scorers, and unclear sequences, plus numerous garbled names and lines. Overall content is fragmented and difficult to interpret.
In a volatile bout, Syain Withington won a hard fought tennis contest against Ter Pwo. Renny Leonard defeated Tal Maran of New Orleans in a decisive victory, extending the local standings.
The article reports opening day results from the playground indoor baseball season. West Avenue Juniors, coached by Director Way, beat Hood Street invincibles with Thompson’s clothing sponsor and Nels Thompson team support. Hixon Junior Girls edged Copeland Park Juniors 14 to 7 as Hel ee Wwnt pitched scoreless balls until the fifth, then Copeland fought back. Other notes mention West Avenue juniors defeating Hood Street girls with players Galieriss, Branke, Bendle, Kerr and Banile.
Reported muskie fishing improves in northern Wisconsin and Michigan lake region. Named anglers from Milwaukee to Chicago share catches including a 40 pound muskie and 20 pound leaders. Other fishers report pike and pickerel gains with several carp and lake names cited.
Pancho Villa defeated Jimmy Wilde in the seventh round at New York’s Polo Grounds to claim the world flyweight championship. The crowd of about 40,000 witnessed Wilde’s valiant rally but could not halt Villa’s decisive attack and title win. Total receipts neared $160,000 with Villa earning roughly $20,060 and Wilde about $60,000.
Tribune announces it cannot publish the sport de bate letter without a signature. If D M sends name and address as good faith evidence, the letter may be published. Names and addresses will not be printed without permission.
Genoa defeated Coon Valley 2 to 1 on Genoa Diamond Sunday. B Clements pitched brilliantly with 18 strikeouts and 4 hits allowed. Clement's sensational fielding at third and timely hitting enabled Genoa to win.
In Willowdale Saturday afternoon a courteous man offered his straw hat to Willowdale and Janesville Red Sox players and organized a collection from fans. Willowdale won 12 to 5, but the focus was on the mystery man who took the money and disappeared as crowds searched. Meanwhile in New York Marer Garvey, dubbed provisional president, is jailed for defrauding five aboard the Black Star Steamship line.
The Peerless Chains of Winona beat Wankon 1 to 0 at Winona Sunday afternoon. Moss allowed only two hits while Jaeger delivered five safe blows for the Chains. Cully Beranek starred in center field with six put outs and scored the game’s lone run on a second-base steal after a third inning double to left. Lefty Hier pitched for Winonas.
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