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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1915
Page
2
The Deerflingers traveled to La Crosse for a baseball game that ended 30 to 3 in favor of La Crosse. Chaseburg refused to take their final bat as supper time arrived. La Crosse tallied twenty runs by the fifth inning with Johnson and Johnson as the battery.
Larry Cheney outdueled Rube Benton allowing five hits as Bresnahan discovers another capable pitcher. Cheney won, boosting the manager's pitching options with a neat duel in the first game.
Fay Copsey of the W B U Athletes pitched his 45th straight scoreless inning Sunday at League Park, limiting Houston to a single scratch hit amid fielding miscues. The Athletes won 7 to 0 as Copsey blanked the visitors through the early innings and Rogstad’s aggressive baserunning sparked the hosts.
Eddie Collins delivered a bases loaded three-base hit in the third inning to spark Chicago past St Louis 4 to 3. The pitchers battled as James vs Cicotte, with Chicago pulling ahead on singles by Weaver and Fournier.
Chicago tops Cincinnati 4 to 1 in the opener as Benton’s wild pitching and miscues cost the Reds. Humphries and Lavender secure 3 to 0 win in the nightcap with Cincinnati scoring 3 runs on errors and timely hitting.
Newark blanks Kansas City 6 0 then loses 6 4 in a split opener. Batteries Johnson Henning Brown Moran Kaiserling and Rapidan contributed. Kansas City fielded RH B and Newark 9 0 0 1 5 6 0 0.
About 22 000 Chicagoans hailed Eddie Collins for a $50 000 contract and a bases loaded triple that gave the Sox a 1 run win over the Browns. The Sox hold a 7 point lead while the Browns were overwhelmed by Detroit. Cobb homered tripled single stole two bases and spent the rest in center field.
A puzzled visitor asks about a new structure on the hill. The farmer replies that if he finds a tenant it becomes a bungalow. if not, it remains a barn, highlighting a simple hope and practical plan.
A medical note explains that uric acid irritates kidneys and bladder causing burning and frequent urination. It recommends Jad Salts, four ounces in water daily for two or three days, to neutralize urine acids and restore normal urinary function.
Saturday games featured Philadelphia edging Washington 3 to 2 and New York defeating Boston 5 to 4. St. Louis beat Detroit 7 to 2 while Cleveland topped Chicago 3 to 2. Boston downed New York 7 to 5 in a National League clash.
Today's games include St Louis at Chicago Cleveland at Detroit Philadelphia at Washington and others. The Cubs and Reds split a double header in Cincinnati.
Poughkeepsie June 28 A day of racing begins with a cool calm morning and a breeze potential. Favorites appear to be Columbia and Cornell with Syracuse hindered by absent riders Minard and Caman. Penn with English stroke gains support after Yale beat Harvard. Stanford named a dark horse.
Nelsons outslug Caledonia Commercials 11 to 4 to extend their win streak to eight. Sickles fanned 11 in five innings as Aiken took the loss for Caledonia. Kabat and Meinert starred with three hits apiece, including home runs, doubles, and triples.
George Van Auken of La Crosse Country Club tied with Andrew Lees for first in the bogey match handicap on the Country Club course. Van Auken finished with 42 to Lees' 39 while W. F. Wolfe was second, two up, and Joseph Funke third, one up.
Two thousand spectators in Chicago watched Eddie Root of Boston establish a new five mile bicycle track record at Riverview last night.
Schneider of the Reds and Kavanaugh of the Tigers sent the ball over the fence yesterday in a long homer streak.
Chicago June 28 Larney Lichtenstein wired Memphis to book Joe Welling for a July 5 bout with Joe Agevedo. Manager Lichtenstein accepted immediately and plans to travel south this week. Welling is in good shape after hard training for the abandoned Wolgast match.
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