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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1913
Page
10
Coach Otto Seiler calls a meeting for all interested in football to start spring training. The program, new to the school, mirrors college practice, building fundamentals and plays for the upcoming season. About forty players from last year and new prospects will train daily after spring vacation.
In Charlottesville Joe Boehling and Tex Gallia two Fox Griffiths rookies pitched for the Washington Nationals and shut out the University of Virginia 6 to 0. Walter Johnson was pummeled in a 9 to 7 loss by the scrubs. In Hot Springs the Red Sox, hoping to beat the Pirates in today’s game, remained confident after yesterday’s defeat.
In Hamilton Bermuda on March 19 the field remained muddy after heavy rain causing light work and indoor practice for the Highlanders. If playable, Chance’s squad and the Jersey Skeeters of the International League were set to meet for a game this afternoon. Chance has nearly recovered from a sprained ankle.
Marlin Texas dispatch reports a confident Giants crew riding the train to Waco with hopes of adding another Texas league scalp before nightfall as the season resumes.
The squad headed out well supplied with money for travel costs and traveled with few injuries and little fatigue. Despite minor injuries and stiff muscles, the team remained in good condition and ready for upcoming events.
The Naps depart Pensacola on March 19 for New Orleans to start a string of exhibition games with the club relying on players from the spring training roster as they prepare for the season.
Manager Evers finds a water soaked field as the Cubs pause in Jacksonville on the way north after breaking camp in Tampa. The team aims to edify the city with a stopover.
In Visalia the Chicago White Sox beat the Portland Coast Leaguers five to four after an exciting game that featured a late inning by Ed Walsh who did not pitch until the final frame due to a “No show, no pay” order from the county sheriff.
Owensboro Ky March 19 A blazing sun helped the Brewers on Tuesday and Clark's squad went through nine innings of snappy baseball defeating the Yannigans 5 to 3.
The St. Louis Cardinals arrived in Albany Georgia for the second game of their tour while the Albany South Atlantic League club defeated them 3 to 0 in the opener.
The St. Louis Browns hurried through an early workout in Macon to take the afternoon off and watch the New York Giants play the local club.
In Hot Springs Arkansas on March 19 Smoky Joe Wood pitched for the Red Sox against the Pittsburgh Pirates as spring training play began with both teams testing lineups and defenses.
Pittsburg hosts the second game of the series today with both teams aiming to even the matchup. Local fans expect a tight contest as pitchers and batters settle scores from the opener.
Joe Tinker moved his Reds outfit to Birmingham after a day of practice they will face the local team in a long series. Cy Dahlgren joined the Reds as a top minor leaguer once billed as a new Rube Waddell but proved mild mannered and left the outlaws only due to salary disputes last year.
New Orleans March 19 Pitcher Boehler seemed set for a Tigers berth after six strong innings with only two hits allowed in yesterday's 4 3 loss to the Pelicans in extras Clauss faltered in the ninth The Baton Rouge game saw Louisiana University lose 17 0 to the second team
ORRINE treatment claimed to destroy desire for whiskey and beer with secrecy and a one dollar price per box. It guarantees a refund if results are not achieved and offers a free booklet. sold by O. T. Erhart at 518 Main St.
Campbell Library club met on March 5 and elected officers. President is Mrs H C Richmond, vice president Mrs Ferdinand Hauser, secretary treasurer Mrs George Hauser, and librarian Mrs Elaine Hawkins. The group is studying travels in England and Wales.
In Julesburg Colorado a quarrel over Miss Bessie Hileman ends fatally for two men. S. Stephenson a restaurant proprietor is killed by J. B. Atkins from Huntington West Virginia who then shoots himself.
The Janesville high school debating team won the state league championship in Beloit college’s hosted contest. The Racine high school defended the negative on the peace resolution, while Janesville prevailed on the affirmative.
A native of India writes to a missionary with language slips. He notes his wife is cured at the hospital and requests to visit the missionary bungalow this afternoon. He adds a final line about vengeance belonging to God.
In Popular Electricity observers debate whether electrocution directly kills or only renders the subject unconscious before death occurs on the operating table. Some physicians argue death follows the procedure, while others disagree.
Maude remarks that they have never heard the Rogues' gallery pictures were framed in gilt. The exchange highlights a casual discussion of gallery presentation and historical framing details.
New York report details a 10 year old boy, Stephen Pantes, taking his father's revolver and shooting his eight year old sister dead. The incident follows sensational gunplay inspired by cinema and marks a shocking family tragedy in the city.
In Minneapolis on March 19 the top standings in the International Bowling Association tourney stayed unchanged. Five leaders in five man teams are Sioux City No 3 2739 Sioux City No 2 2657 Fultons Winona 2648 Sioux City No 1 2631 Ascensions Minneapolis 2650. Two man teams lead includes Stasch Reimer Minneapolis 1181 Schriner Mootz Minneapolis 1127 Kenyon Kroon Stillwater 1116 Wilke Gustafson Minneapolis 1194 Paul Jackman Waterloo Iowa 1100. Individual bests include Nelson St Paul 610 Jessen Waterloo 610 Hagan Sioux City 601 Krusson Minneapolis 589 Schmitt Wabasha 587.
A teacher questions Willie about why he cannot locate results for examples he brought home. The boy pleads for easier problems, explaining his father finds them too hard and asks the teacher for simpler tasks.
A saying notes that a deep urge to farm reveals a man who has never truly been one before, implying a newfound insistence on rustic life and agricultural pursuit. The quote suggests identity shifts tied to vocation and desire.
Verie Pustalla an Italian woman chose death over leaving her children and prayed kneeling in a furnace of fire when a blaze broke out. The bodies of the mother and two children were found two hours later. the mother remained kneeling as if in prayer. Jane aged five and May age three perished at her side.
Jim Hall former heavyweight pugilist was buried in Oak Hill Cemetery Neenah after a small funeral service held at a local chapel. Only a few personal friends attended the rites as admirers had arranged the interment plot.
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