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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1909
Page
2
Advertises Hood's Sarsaparilla as a spring health aid. Claims it purifies blood, restores appetite, and strengthens the body for seasonal changes. Promotes liquid form and Sarsatabs with 100 doses for one dollar.
The ninth annual American Bowling Congress tournament opens in Pittsburgh with Chicago entrants led by Jim O'Leary and the O Donnels among five man teams. Women teams from Braddock and Mount Washington perform as spectators and contenders, with Miss Horton and Miss Erwin high scorers in the ladies five.
The regulars defeated San Francisco by 5 to 2 and also beat a second opponent, continuing a winning streak for the White Sox.
Cravath and Flannigan test for Jones’s old role as Sullivan evaluates recruits in the White Sox camp. Scott to pitch, Sullivan behind the plate, Tanneill out with finger injury, Altizer seeking early-season action. Final: White Sox 6 San Francisco 5.
Ann Arbor notes Michigan University faces Ohio State in a return basketball game to cap the season. Coach Cornel aims to have the squad in top shape after last Saturday’s loss.
Saffron and Threm of Toledo posted a 1 089 score while Ackerson and W Schindehutte also of Toledo registered 1 988. Gazziolo and Conlesk from Toledo scored 1 085 and Lowe and Larson of Duboise posted 1 084 in the event.
New York report says the Jockey Club will delay race date allocations until after the Albany session and will restrict dates to spring and summer. Promoters explore bookmaking methods while tracks prep high class racing. Mexican Derby plans lure big stakes as U S racing faces legal obstacles and possible exodus.
New York March 6 Matthew Maloney turns professional after an easy win over Patrick White the Irish champion last night The race was his first as a pro and his fast finish notched 2 57 23 on the clock He looms as a challenger to Longboat Pietri Hayes and other top marathoners.
The musician Burt Earle appears before King and Queen of England and royal family at Royal Squadron Yacht Club Cowes Eng Stafford House London Grafton Galleries Hotel Cecil Empire and Palace Theatres He also performs before the Shah of Persia Empress Eugenie of Spain and ex President Loubet at the Elysee Paris This Bijou week he delights patrons with his banjo technique.
Mickey Gannon, praised for endurance, was nearly knocked out by Cyclone Johnnie Thompson in a ten round exhibition that ended as the bell rang. Thompson intensified in the final rounds, leaving Gannon on his knees at the finish.
Advertisement claims Pazo ointment cures itching blindness bleeding or protruding piles in 6 to 14 days with a money back guarantee. It offers a 50 cent price and refunds if not effective. The copy markets a fast relief option for hemorrhoidal symptoms.
Detroit Tigers open spring training in San Diego with players reporting for camp in mid winter. Manager Casey Stengel leads a roster including key pitchers and infielders as they prepare for the upcoming exhibition schedule and regular season.
Billy Papke former middleweight champion arrives in Los Angeles to start training for his March 19 bout with Jim Flynn. Papke is reported in peak condition while Flynn has trained in the city for several days.
Frank Andrade, the Naps new Spanish southpaw from southern California, stands about five feet tall, weighs 180 pounds, and will be 22 in June. He brings a distinct Spanish accent and eye catching presence to the American league circuit this season.
New Orleans report says Freddie Welsh, the English champion, defeated Ray Bronson of Indianapolis in thirteen rounds. Bronson showed early promise with the best of the action through the eighth, then began to weaken as Welsh pressed the pace and secured the decision. Managers seek a rematch to avenge the loss.
In a hard fought match Welsh overpowered the Hoosier opponent, pressing to the neck and face. Bronson fell in the thirteenth round, and the decision went to Welsh. Phil Brock of Cleveland challenged Welsh afterward.
The First Ward second team beat the YMCA Juniors 10 to 7 at First Ward school. Ren and Ott led the First Ward with C Garder starring for the Juniors. Lineups included Ott captain Evjen Dittman Fuhlb Merman and refs Dessem Garder Swords Johnson.
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