Freeport Plans Grand Opening and Season Outline
Freeport plans opening day on May 7 with a townwide celebration as the Pretzels raise last year’s pennant. May or Dittmar to pitch. President Moll and Green Bay’s Murphy to attend. Ives of Freeport may sit out season per South Bend drafting.
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Moll forecasts a great season
Moll predicts a strong season with a gala day planned on May 7 in recognition of the event.
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Pettibone to Build Landings at Park for Launches
The La Crosse Motorboat club reports progress toward a strong season with Pettibone park receiving two new landings on the east side of the park. Pettibone donates the park landing sites opposite the pavilion and at the head of the park, easing current launch access and enabling shore parties to land safely.
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Dominick Signs as Latest Player in Inhibition Games
Dominick is one of the latest players signed and came from the St. Paul club in a trade for First Baseman Wagner H. Miller. Miller will field and bat after Madison last season, a strong fielder who was often unavailable to play.
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Local Boat Club Plans Marine Railway and New Members
The club won permission to build a marine railway on the levee park bank near Singer's livery with potential permanent relocation. A committee is empowered to decide. In the past week the club added many new members and plans to enroll 30 to 100 more in the coming weeks, broadening the power boat membership. Directors meet at Ellis' club tomorrow to elect officers for the year.
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TO CURE A COLD IS ONE DAY
An advertisement claims relief from cold symptoms in one day by taking Laxative Benonine or Bramsinquinine tablets with a money back guarantee if no cure. Druggist E W Groves signs each tablet and offers a 25 cent price.
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Oshkosh Baseball Faces Stronger Finances and Men of Experience
Oshkosh Wisconsin March 30 A renewed canvass for the Oshkosh Baseball association shows stronger finances and renewed support. H C Danforth elected president with John F Lake managing and George Bubser as road manager. All games to be staged at White City park with strong rail service. Dolan may join Galveston as a fast infielder, while Des Moines contests over Johnston’s release continue.
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Texas
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White Sox top Evansville 3 to 1 in pitchers' duel
The Chicago White Sox won 3 to 1 over Evansville Indiana despite being outhit. Earlier they defeated Atlanta 7 to 4. The bulletin notes Rockford high school basketball action following the pro game.
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La Crosse County Election Notice Validates April 7 Voting
La Crosse County records announce a judicial election and delegates to national party conventions to be held on April 7 1908 in towns wards and villages. Nominated candidates are listed beside each office and party designation, with certified candidates shown in the proper columns.
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Information to Voters on Ballot Casting and Assistance
Voters receive a ballot with two endorsed clerks initials and may seek no advice on whom to vote. Mark with a cross beside a candidate, fold to hide the marks, and deposit in the designated box. Spoiled ballots may be replaced. five minutes are allowed per booth. assistance available for illiterate or disabled voters. party designations and candidate lists follow.
Ball Five Clinches Illinois Championship After 15 Straight Wins
Ball Five claims the Illinois championship with a 15 game winning streak. Yale University appears unlikely to participate in the intercollegiate basketball association next season. The Chicago White Sox seconds were towed in again by Kansas City. Milwaukee Brewers open training trip with a 12 to 4 win over Bartlesville Ohio. Britt McFarland bout scheduled for April 11.
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MAY BACK HOPPE AGAINST WORLD
Willie Hoppe, winner of the 18.2 billiard title from George Sutton in New York, may be backed by Charles Tennes to play any man in the world for 1000 a side. A six night test is proposed with three nights 18.1 and three nights 18.2, with Chicago New York Philadelphia and Pittsburg among contenders. Hoppe is ready, and rivals must avoid apoplexy in admitting defeat.
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Willie Hoppe
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