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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1907
Page
2
In weekend action the Browns enter a tighter chase for the world championship as the Cubs lose to St Louis and the White Sox stumble. American Association games show scattered results with Saturday and Sunday play.
The Fond du Lac champs hammered 19 hits for 12 runs against the leaguers led by Cran gle. Hastings matched quality pitching amid a chaotic, noisy atmosphere as Freeport defeated Green Bay 3 0 and other Saturday results rolled in.
Wet grounds at League Park forced postponement of La Crosse versus Eau Claire after a lake-like field halted play. In other action Freeport defeated Green Bay 3 to 0 with Warhop dominating on the mound. Eau Claire topped Wausau 8 to 7 in eight innings as Burke and Grane sparked the late rally.
Poughkeepsie June 24 Wisconsin Cornell Syracuse Columbia Pennsylvania Georgetown and the naval academy crews are in top condition for the big annual intercollegiate regatta Coaches emphasize light practice to prevent overtraining Odds favor Wisconsin or Syracuse with Annapolis and Cornell close contenders Critics note Cornell may rise as Ithaca crews gain strength while Annapolis weakening and Wisconsin remains strongest despite cautious predictions
The ancient Indian game lacrosse is gaining popularity in the United States with many universities clubs and independent groups adopting it. From New York preparatory schools to Brooklyn Crescent Athletic Club crowds of up to 9 000 attend major matches and the sport spreads to England Australia and Canada as its systematized form develops under leaders like Dr William G Beers.
American League games saw Cleveland defeat Chicago 7 to 5 and Detroit win 2 to 1 over St. Louis. National League results include Chicago 2 over St. Louis 1, Pittsburgh 6 and Cincinnati 3 in a split, plus Brooklyn 6 Philadelphia 5 and New York 11 Boston 10. Other scores include Chicago 3 St. Louis 6, Philadelphia 4 Washington 0, Cleveland 1 St. Louis 1, Boston 12 New York 2, and Chicago 4 Detroit 3.
Cleveland in Chicago. Detroit in St. Louis. Washington Philadelphia. New York in Boston. St. Louis in Chicago. Philadelphia in Brooklyn. Cincinnati in Pittsburg.
Fragment shows uneven team records and scores for several clubs including Minneapolis Kansas City Milwaukee Indianapolis Louisville and a probable loss by a team.数字 appear as stray figures and decimals in a garbled table.
Reported scores show Columbus 6 Louisville 6 and Kansas City 3 to 1 over St. Paul as Toledo beats Indianapolis 3 to 2. Other results include Kansas City 7 St. Paul 4 and Minneapolis 3 Milwaukee 4. Games today include Milwaukee at St. Paul Louisville at Toledo Columbus at Indianapolis and Kansas City at Minneapolis.
Constance S. Titus, national amateur sculling champion, retires from active rowing. He will remain in Princeton and coach aquatics at Princeton University on Lake Carnegie. His Henley entries in 1902 and 1907 were rejected by the English committee for technical reasons.
Mayor Becker accepts Chicago Motor Club invitation to drive a Cleveland car in the big reliability contest. The 175 mile route starts Friday at 7 a.m. from the Grant Monument in Lincoln Park, Chicago. Over fifty makes expected to compete.
Score updates show Norway beating Hermansville 3 to 1 and Fox Lake toppling Ripon 4 to 0. Other results include Menasha 1 Kaukauna 0 and Chippewa Falls 10 Bruce 2 with Merrill 5 Stevens Point 4 and Waupaca 9 Rubicon 6.
St Louis firm creates two distinct batting championship medals for the leading hitters in the American and National leagues. The emblems, costing between 500 and 600 dollars total, will be awarded once official averages are released.
A brief musing underscores humor as essential to human progress, noting that without wit and levity efforts to aid others may falter. It hints at humor as a communal solvent that eases hardship and fosters resilience in society.
The column praises Fond du Lac and Hastings players, notes a record 19 hits in a game, discusses Letcher's strong work ethic, and mentions field-drying methods at League Park. It speculates on Warhop leaving Freeport and comments on team potential for the season.
The annual meeting of the board of review is held today at the city clerk office to address yearly taxation matters. The board of assessors met at the tax commissioner's office to correct the assessment rolls and review assessments of taxable inhabitants.
Miss Florence Kuechenmeister who taught in the German department at La Crosse High School for three years has departed for her home in West Bend Wisconsin. Her good appearance and high educational ideas gained her many friends in society. She will not return in the fall.
Paris reports calm returning to Narbonne after violent riots and mutinous troops. The chamber backed the government freeing the minister to restore order as two more infantry regiments and two cavalry units arrive. A mutinous battalion is noted to have returned to its regiment.
La Follette begins his summer and fall chautauqua tour from Mitchell South Carolina discussing railroad rates and defending his amendment to the rate bill. He aims to build support in Minnesota Iowa Kansas the Dakotas and Oregon while remaining assured of his own state’s delegation. He hints at a race against Roosevelt and proposes conserving fuel by withdrawing mineral lands from public entry.
A statue of Thomas Bayard, Cleveland’s secretary of state, was unveiled in Wilmington on June 22. Because Bayard could not attend, Cleveland’s speech was read in his stead.
A cyclone ten miles south of Lawton Oklahoma late last night wrecked several houses and fatally injured two women. Rescue crews searched debris as authorities assessed the damage and counted casualties. The storm struck with strong winds and uprooted trees in surrounding areas.
A reflective piece argues that no schooling or study can replace the warmth and guidance found at home. It emphasizes family support, steady routines, and daily care as essential foundations for growth and well being.
The city council appropriates 2 425 for improvements to several buildings. Work will occur at Fire Station No 1 Fire Station No 2 Fire Station No 4 Fire Station No 5 Engineer's Office Board of Public Works City Hall North Side Market and South Side Market with various assigned amounts.
George Irvine son of W T Irvine returns to La Crosse after several years with a Los Angeles jewelry firm. He enjoyed the western country and plans to return there in the future. He will stay in La Crosse through the summer.
A woman criticizes a man's recklessness if he ignores her guidance while ill, arguing compliance is essential to recover and prevent worsening his condition.
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