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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1908

Page

2

Attell vs Nelson Promises Even Bout In San Francisco

In San Francisco on March 31 the Attell versus Nelson fight draws even betting and high expectations. Nelson plans to weigh under 132 pounds tonight at 6 o clock while Attell targets 125 pounds. The Colosseum arena work finishes with 7,900 seating capacity and Tim McGrath sought for Nelson.

San Francisco Cal Abe Attell Nelson Attel Attell Tim McGrath Coliseum Sam Berger United States

Wisconsin Illinois league opens May 7 with festivities

Openers across Wisconsin and Illinois cities herald the 1908 season with parades flags music and crowds. Fond du Lac travels to La Crosse for a likely ceremony as Mayor Anderson or City Clerk Joe Sieger may throw the first ball.

Fond du Lac la Crosse Anderson Joe Sieger Freeport Ireland Driscoll Rockford Stang Madison Senators Rooters’ Association Dodge Mahoney Lee Mahoney Chicago Havener Milwaukee Pres. Moll Wausau

Turfmen Expect to Beat Bills

New York reports turfmen anticipate defeat of the Agnew-Hart anti betting bill in Albany with a likely roll call under twenty votes. Rumors say track enclosures may be abolished and admission raised to five dollars, forcing small speculators out. August Belmont may resign as Jockey Club chairman, with James S. Keene expected to take over to avert attacks, while a Muscatine basketball tour ends with 74 games played and 3,219 points for the squad.

New York Senate Albany Agnew-Hart Agnew August Belmont Jockey Club James 8. Keene Keene Muscatine

Muscatine Five In Great Trip

Muscatine Iowa March 31 The Muscatine basketball team has begun a notable road trip with string of wins and improving play as they travel to face multiple opponents this week.

Muscatine Iowa

Prevent the grip laxative bromoine cure ad note

An old advertisement urges readers to avoid the grip laxative where bromoine is removed and to request the full name and look for the signature of FE. Grove. The notice prices the item at 25 cents.

FE. W. Grove

White Stars Beat Plymouth Rocks In Opener

The White Stars defeated the Plymouth Rocks 15 to 5 in a fast opening game. Lineups feature Leonard Hoff and Edward Fitzpatrick for the White Stars and H Noem and Sigvald Sorenson for the Rocks.

Plymouth Rocks White Stars Leonard Hoff Edward Fitzpatrick Roy Skemp Orville Wall Harold Robinson Martin Fitzpatrick Thomas Skemp Roy Davidson Maurice Craigen H. Noem John Clark O. Simonson Sigvald Sorenson Ted Torenson Carl Turno Roy Peterson Bud Lokken Lynn Winell Charles Brown

Medal contest ends Sunday for sharp shooters

The sharp shooters failed to meet the required marks as the medal contest runs through Sunday. Standings remain unsettled as participants vie for top honors.

Mohr Aims for Third Straight Gold in Club Shoot

Sunday at West La Crosse range the club holds a competition for three gold medals. Undersheriff John Mohr, top marksman, has won the A class medal twice in a row and scored 215 on his latest round. A third consecutive victory would grant him permanent ownership of the medal. He expects a large crowd next Sunday to challenge him.

West la Crosse Range John Mohr Mr. Mohr

Five Chicago football dates set for 1908 season

Chicago coach Stagg released the 1908 schedule with five home games at Marshall Field. Purdue opens Oct 2, Indiana Oct 190, Illinois Oct 17, Minnesota Oct 31, and Cornell Nov 14 at home. The lone away game is Wisconsin at Madison on Nov 21.

Chicago Marshall Field Stagg Midway Maroon Warriors Purdue Indiana Illinois Minnesota Cornell Stage Huff Illini Maroons Badgers Madison Wisconsin

Piles Cured in 6 to 84 Days with Pazo Ointment

Guaranteed to cure itching burning bleeding or protruding piles. Pazo ointment promises relief in 6 to 14 days with a money back refund if not satisfied. Available for 50 cents.

Kaufman Flynn Agree Provisional Articles for April Fight

San Francisco March 31 provisional articles signed for a twenty round bout on April 20 between Al Kaufman and Jim Flynn. Delaney spoke for Kaufman and Tim McGrath for Flynn. Formal articles to be signed next Wednesday.

San Francisco al Kaufman Jim Flynn Delaney Kaufman Tim McGrath Flynn

Money and the Horse Showdown Under the Wire

A playful note contrasts money with racing results noting wealth does not guarantee a horse’s early finish. It hints that financial influence may not ensure victory at the wire.

No Case of Cough or Cold After Foley's Honey and Tar

An advertisement claims no cough or cold leads to pneumonia after using Foley's Honey and Tar in a yellow package. It asserts the remedy stops coughs, breaks up colds quickly, contains no opiates, and is safe and effective. Signed by O T Erhart.

Foley O. T. Erhart

Papke and Ketchell to Meet in Milwaukee on Decoration Day

Billy Papke and Stanley Ketchell have been matched to fight in Milwaukee on Decoration Day. The ten round bout will be staged before the club that promoted the Papke-Kelly contest. Weights set at 158 ringside with a purse distribution of sixty percent to Papke and forty to Ketchell. Al Bright is likely to referee.

Peoria Billy Papke Stanley Ketchell Milwaukee al Bright

Week's Fight Card Sets Bouts Across U.S. Cities

The schedule lists boxing pairings on March 31 in San Francisco Portand Me Benton Harbor and Boston with March 31 bouts including Nelson Attell Williams Harrison Walsh Delmont. April 2 bills Kenosha New Bedford with Dumegall Clinton and Young Johnson Greenwood. April 3 Memsic Brock in Los Angeles.

Battling Nelson Abe Attell San Francisco Cal Jimmy Walsh al Delmont Boston Mass Jack Williams Eddie Harrigan Portland Joe Curtain Howard Morrow Benton Harbor Mich Eddie Harrison Portand Joe Curtin Eddie McGoorty Young Dumegall Kenosha Wis George Ashley Billy Clinton New Bedford Young Johnson Young Greenwood George Memsic Phil Brock Los Angeles

Brewers Beat Bartlesville 7 2 In Weekend Prep Game

Milwaukee Brewers roll to a 7 2 win over Bartlesville as Schneiberg shines on the mound. Chicago White Sox defeat Evansville 1 0 in a Sunday game while Kansas City blanks Sox seconds 1 0. Boston tops Louisville 3 0. Brewers aim for a championship season with strong pitching and offense.

Milwaukee Brewers Bartlesville Atlanta Chicago Cubs Chicago White Sox Evansville Ind Kansas City White Sox Boston Louisville Schneiberg Brewers

A Sailor Tests a Night Light in Dawn

A lone sailor is asked to locate a light as dawn breaks, with a humorous exchange about seeing daylight. In Sweden, public houses close on Saturdays while savings banks stay open until midnight. Pyramid Cure for piles offers free trials and home use, claiming rapid relief and no charge for the sample.

Sweden

Cy Young Receives Silver Cup From Teammates

In Louisville on Sunday Boston Americans pitcher Cy Young aged 41 was presented with a silver loving cup by fellow players and traveling companions. Young has pitched in the major leagues for eighteen years, starting with Cleveland.

Louisville Cy” Young Boston Americans Young Cleveland

Wisconsin Telephone Company Twenty-Fifth Anniversary

The Wisconsin Telephone Company marks 25 years since its organization, tracing growth from 5 telephones and 7500 miles of toll lines in 1885 to over 95,000 telephones and more than 27,000 miles of toll lines today. The firm notes improved plant, trained staff, and rising prosperity.

Wisconsin Telephone Company Milwaukee Dr. Bell

You cant always judge a man's worth by the size of his bank bal

A compact aphorism notes that wealth does not reliably measure a man's value, implying moral or character worth may differ from financial status. The line suggests caution against equating money with merit.

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