Montagues Fall in Wild West Battle to Blair
In a twilight baseball showcase Blair edges Montague amid seven scattered hits and costly errors. Pitcher Amike delivers a home run off the first pitch and the visitors jump to an early lead.
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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1922
Page
9
In a twilight baseball showcase Blair edges Montague amid seven scattered hits and costly errors. Pitcher Amike delivers a home run off the first pitch and the visitors jump to an early lead.
A garbled recap lists results from multiple MLB and minor league games with teams such as Detroit St. Louis Cincinnati and Milwaukee. It notes Chicago and Cincinnati games, dates for today’s schedule, and mentions matchups in American League and American Association play lacking clear outcomes.
A jumbled OCR snippet on baseball briefs mentions teams and players in a chaotic set of phrases. It references innings and scoring but lacks coherent names, dates, or outcomes to establish a firm event or results.
Lansing dispatch reports B A Miccantoy, chair of the national boxing association rules committee, accusing the New York commission of overstepping by refusing to recognize a Vibimpione. He asserts the N B A is the only governing body qualified to sanction changes, naming Mito teynley as liaison for the Michigan boxing group.
Milwaukee boxing notes report O'Brien must fight Mendelson first before facing other opponents. The article notes a scheduled bout in Milwaukee with details on dates, venues, and related matchups under consideration for postponement or arrangements.
A contested plan in Illinois aims to prohibit traffic in human glands and tissues. Delegates from Chicago press for a law against selling or buying body parts, urging state action to curb such trade.
A fragmented, cautionary tale from a Chicago piece warns readers to guard their gonads and maintain good behavior. The text is cryptic and references temper, fear, and self-control, attributed to a doctor figure warning against reckless actions. The source shows garbled OCR text with opaque phrases and unclear context.
An odd newspaper fragment describes half way through a ravical meeting a speaker warning his work while a sleeping man in the front row snores loudly. The crowd stirs as a distant critic laments the noise and a security-like line suggests a watchful neighbor near the sleeper.
Brooklyn edges Pittsburgh 4 0 as pitchers combine for a win. The Pirates manage five hits while the Dodgers rack up nineteen runs across a chaotic contest with multiple pitchers.
Jackson Mississippi report notes a court recess allowing two heirs and court officials to attend a prayer meeting during a probate matter. Disjointed OCR text references WW A Trarter opavessers and Nore Wreinesday with garuts and officials. The item implies a temporary pause for religious observance in a legal proceeding.
Alvin E Peterson of Prairie du Chien, chairman of the Republican state central committee, was shipped by conference to oppose John M Selden for Congress in Wisconsin's Third District. The report notes Peterson named on the first ballot ahead of September primaries.
In Chicago two players from Michigan and Wisconsin advance to semi finals as Badger golfers are eliminated. Results include Teich and Hartmann defeating opponents, with several Wisconsin and Michigan players posting wins and losses in a multi event conference round.
The Yankees win again without Babe Ruth as Browns fall to the Macks 5 0. Red Sox defeat Tigers 9 8 in Detroit with strong hits from Bastin and Meyers. Tigers rally late but could not overtake the Red Sox. Cleveland and Philadelphia also post wins in mixed baseball action.
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