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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1923
Page
7
Montagues defeated Winona 2 to 1 as Johnson topped Hier on the mound. Mills sparked a rally for the locals with key hits after Winona took an early lead, and Evans tied the game with eleven strikeouts. The decisive runs came in the fifth and seventh as Montagues held on for the victory in sweltering conditions.
A readable fragment notes a public observance at Roosevelt's grave with ceremonial elements. The brief mentions participants and a formal ceremony, reflecting the era's ritual style and commemorative tone.
Madison report notes four Wisconsin sophomores Lloyd Waiseley Ashland Bert Hilberts Tom Carter and Gene Tulhar wow Big Ten coaches at Michigan meet where Waiseley won the half mile in 1 55 2 5 and Hilberts placed third Carter starred in the relay after a fast preliminary, Tulhar tied second in high jump, and coach T E Jonas sees a strong nucleus for next year.
Roths Midgets of the West avenue defeated Hood street 2 to 1 in a curtain raiser to a park game. Pitcher Fasc and Noval of Hixen faced a close duel, while Dison tickers fielded solidly behind timely hits.
Yale athletics announces Tad Jones remains head coach with Jack Owsley becoming assistant coach. Ralph Jordan to replace Mac Aldrich as field coach. The article also notes the marriage of Ellen Douglas Gailer to Richard F Peetsam Clecalann of New York, son of Grover Cleveland.
Fragmented OCR notes list teams and locations such as Chicago Philadelphia Milwaukee and St. Louis. It mentions matchups including Minneapolis at Milwaukee and St Louis at Cleveland with a Thursday schedule preview and standings hints.
Cincinnati took three of four from Brooklyn behind Rennon and Vance in a 8-4 win. Crowds saw Roush make a great catch on Trecherry’s fly. Caveney and McCarren left with minor injuries. Braves beat Pirates 14-8 in ten innings as Russell homered for a late lead. Giants beat Cardinals 7-5 to close the series. Homsby returned after illness, and Rotarians hosted a banquet amid the championships.
In Anton an indoor meet Kate Wal steened the half block in 2 08 1 4 to win the 9 09 pace and set a world record for pacers. In Indianapolis Chuck Thdianapatis lesht heavy red ten rounds to draw Burky of New Orleans. Robert Frederici was Ed (Strang) Lewis, heavyweight wrestling champion, granted a divorce from Dr Ady Scott Fredricks in Stevens Point Wisconsin. The bricklayers study on retarding construction work was stopped as builders yielded to the union demand for 12 A.
In a tense midweek slate, the Pirates maintained second place by beating St Louis and splitting results with Philadelphia and Boston. The Reds climbed, Brooklyn slid to sixth after a 6-1 loss to Cincinnati, while Chicago and the Cubs gained ground with strong hitting against Philadelphia. St. Louis and Chicago both posted notable performances, and Detroit regained first place with a 3-1 win over St. Louis as various league battles reshaped the standings.
Wisconsin lawmakers confront a new issue as marl deposits found in Shawano and Wattapée lake beds threaten state property rights. Senator Anton Kuchuk proposes railroad commission authority to remove material, set compensation, and regulate permits to protect state interests. Also reported, the dying Yukon rush leader reveals true identity after a car crash in Arizona. Michael Dineen once founder of Yallez, Alaska, recounts romance and fortune.
Official dispatch from Washington indicates progress toward resolving the Mexican revolution, countering earlier claims of a deadlock as negotiations between parties show favorable developments and continued mediation efforts.
Madison Wis Unemployment insurance would not be brought to the Wisconsin Legislature this session Senator Henry Huber author of the bill said it would likely be referred to an interim committee for study The proposal to establish compulsory job insurance faced likely defeat if voted on now with supporters backing a committee report before the next legislative session drawing opposition from Wisconsin business leaders and earlier delays by the Senate Finance Committee.
Wyerville drops its first game of the season after a four win stretch. The loss came as Cavehovin edged ahead late. Wreyville pitcher Toney allowed only one run through six innings. In local notes, Watermelon and webbage crops in 1921 were valued at $15,000,000 each.
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