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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1923
Page
9
A chaotic recap shows Hargrave delivering a homer to beat the Cubs, fueling a Pirates third straight win while the Giants and Phillies are subdued. The narrative mentions the series dominance and key moments as Cardinal errors and crowd reactions surround the game.
A fragmentary race report notes Lansing Beffats defeating Spring Grove on Sunday with unclear details. The text references scoring, a 42 point margin, and a later return to action, but specifics are obscured by garbled OCR.
Fragmentary notes reference a postponed event with unclear teams and locations. Mentions include a 0-2 scoreline in a second stanza, dated references to New York and a library context, but key names and places remain unreadable.
OCR read shows scattered phrases about Layground and activities with numerous broken names and nonsensical strings. No coherent event or individuals form a clear news item. readable fragments include references to May, foods, and places but lack a verifiable narrative or outcome.
A fragmented notice reports a high level women’s league game involving Mrs Schneerercer and A R officer death. The text is garbled with unclear names and objects, including a physician reference and poetry mention, making specifics uncertain.
In a chaotic scene players struggle for the cup with a crowd of onlookers. An unnamed opponent disputes a foul as a ball lands near the edge of the green. A referee warns the player about penalties and questions the safety of the path to the hole.
Fragmentary sports brief describes players and events with many garbled names and dates. It mentions Howdy Tee Bendler and Philadelphia, and hints at tennis and American teams, but details are unclear due to OCR corruption.
Fragmented OCR text mentions a fish hatchery bill awaiting action by Governor Matheson. It references unspecified parties, alleged private lobbying, and possible legislative delays. The readable fragments point to a contested bill with irrigation and infrastructure implications.
Boston pitcher John Quinn wins 3 1 over his former teammates as Ruth Ward and Foster contribute in the field and at bat. New York’s hits were outpaced by Boston’s timely defense and bullpen relief in front of the home crowd.
Stars win two from Stripes to enlarge Phillips Mill as Wis plant gains with Arthur Ludwick purchase of half interest in Phillins Knitting Works. New machinery will boost capacity and be installed.
New York, Pittsburgh and Cincinnati push National League progress with wins on Tuesday. Boston rainout with Brooklyn. Giants extend streak to eight, while Philadelphia and St. Louis test. Pirates shut down late rally for 7-5 win. Bubbles Margrave helps Reds beat Chicago 4-8 in 14 innings. Quinn tops Yankees 3-1 as Crick Fewster aids New York. Browns, Indians win. Williams homers for St Louis as Uhle dominates Cleveland. Pinelli suffers injury but expected back soon.
Baseball rule interpretation on a runner at first base when an infield hit is hit. The runner on first may choose to stay or advance. If the batter is put out at first, the original runner may remain on first, not forced to run, and the fielder can transfer to second to attempt a double play. Touching the base with the ball can retire the original occupant of first.
STATE SENATOR'S SON Arthur Titus, son of Wisconsin State Senator WW A Titus, was paroled for two years by Tadge Cuester A Fowler after pleading guilty to a charge connected to a motor vehicle incident. If Titus violates parole, he faces five years at Green Bay reformatory. The report notes a Chinese wedding custom involving a bride's silver ducks and a groom's pledge.
Great Falls Mont AP reports Dempsey plans finishing touches to training for the title defense against Tommy Gibbons at Shelbrdy. The strategy centers on sparring with lighter fighters, with Harry Drake the only foe aside from Drake’s boxing style. Drake will train Dempsey in ducking and countering jabs to sharpen speed.
Ray McAuliffe of Buffalo fired a 153 to win the low medal trophy in the National Public Links golf tournament. John Dawson of Chicago shot 164 to finish Tuesday night, L Gordon Fian of Seattle placed third with 155, while Henry Decker of Kansas City failed to qualify by one stroke with 165.
Edith Cummings of Chicago, the last American in the women's international golf championship, was eliminated by D. R. Fowler of England two up. The report notes the delicate process of fitting artificial eyes as a difficult operation.
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