Yout World Chance to Play Ball This Year
A garbled OCR note suggests Yout World may have a chance to play baseball this season. Details such as dates, opponents, or league affiliation are unreadable.
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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1908
Page
2
A garbled OCR note suggests Yout World may have a chance to play baseball this season. Details such as dates, opponents, or league affiliation are unreadable.
Frank Chance is cleared for a quick return to the Cubs if a new shoe fixes a local foot trouble. University of Wisconsin inspectors praise the high school, with baseball possibly rejoining athletics if the Athletic Association rejects a team an outlaw lineup may form. Hod Holley is eyed as football coach candidate.
Ad copy touts a single bromide quinine laxative product with the signature of E. W. Grove. Claims worldwide use to cure a cold in one day. Priced at 25 cents.
The national commission directs its secretary to contact seven national agreement players who joined California state league clubs not under the national agreement. They must show cause why a 106 dollar fine should not be assessed for participating in those games. The commission had earlier ruled a 100 dollar fine for a first offense and suspension on a second offense.
Leck Allen a St Joseph prize fighter died from brain hemorrhage after a boxing match with Fritz Gutzenberger known as Young Rhodes. The bout held by the Eagles saw Allen collapse in the fifth round and Police report Rhodes under arrest for manslaughter in the fourth degree.
Calvin Demarest of Chicago defeated Edward Gardner in the seventh round of the national amateur billiards championship 400 to 35 to post a remarkable average of 57 1 7 and high runs of 135 and 163. He set a world record with a 168 run and a 211 19 average in the tournament’s opening game.
Chicago Cubs defeated Vicksburg 7 to 2 as manager Chance seeks medical consult in Chicago and plans return within days. Sox No 2 beat Los Angeles 11 to 3, hinting at value in the seconds. Ty Cobb in Detroit may sign with the Tigers before departure.
A prior year figure shows United States spending at 2 315 000 dollars for electrical manufacturers.
Gov. Willson signed the anti poolroom bill just before adjournment. The law, effective June 12, allows selling pools on racetracks during race meetings only and prescribes penalties for officers who fail to enforce it. Supporters pushed hard to get the measure through.
La Crosse may lose catcher Kilian May from the team after talks with President Elliott. He visited the city days ago, agreed on terms but did not sign. He plans to start a business in Sterling Illinois and may pursue that path if the venture succeeds.
Carl Bond has just returned from his home in Bloomington Indiana and will probably sign in a few days completing the signing of all last year players.
Chicago March 20. Papke and Kelley agreed before their Milwaukee bout to a third meeting but Papke will not fight for at least two months as he rests. Managers Feretti and Jones confirmed the arrangement.
Frank Shugart, formerly with Comiskey's Chicago American, is signed as manager of the Rockford League team, relieving temporary manager Golden. Golden has signed a large group of players set for a tryout in April.
Saginaw Mich March 20 Billy Johnson the Saginaw fighter stopped Biz Mackey of Findlay Ohio near the end of the second round in a sensational boxing bout.
The Cynical Bachelor remarks that a woman hiding her age reminds him of an ostrich with its head in the sand. His witty aside underscores a playful, sharp social observation in a mock conversation.
Plans drawn for Thomas Courtney residence at Arcadia by Schick and Roth mark a frame home praised as one of the prettiest in the area. St Joseph’s church at Rice Lake, with Gothic style and two towers, is estimated at 18000 dollars and features a portico entrance, vaulted ceilings, and tile roof under Rev C F Schmit. Emile Franecar of New Galesville near completion on a modern frame residence, while Galesville sees rising home building following a new high school, boosting the town’s appearance.
The city council previously appropriated funds for a new fire horse and the purchase was completed yesterday by Chief N. Bradfield and the board. The horse is described as one of the department's finest.
John M. Callahan of Milwaukee freight agent for Northwestern road and former Neenah resident was elected president of the Chicago and Northwestern Agents' association at their recent Chicago meeting.
The committee on poor and insane made a regular visit to the West Salem county insane asylum yesterday. The report praised the facility saying all is in good clean condition with no notable inmate issues since the last inspection. County supervisors push for an agricultural school with location decided March 26 amid opinion splits.
A woman refuses to accept she is healthy unless her complexion clearly shows it. Her belief links physical appearance to well being, implying self diagnosis relies on facial skin tone as a health indicator.
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