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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1909
Page
2
Duluth wins 5 to 1 as La Crosse, Winona, Superior, Wausau, and Eau Claire lose. Cummings throws floats and curves while manager Safford tests new pitches, but locals struggle to hit. Duluth faces La Crosse next with decisive batting and fielding.
The crowd rode a lengthy error-filled inning as Schardt and Lett clashed with Northiders. Ed Kline’s throw drifted to second on a bunt play, adding runs, while Kohl tagged home as Wilhelm feared. Schardt settled the North as the visitors mounted a seventh-inning rally.
A factory ad targets wage earners who buy ready made clothes. It promises custom suits at 15 to 22 50 dollars that would cost 30 to 40 elsewhere. It pledges superior fabrics linings and trimmings and a lasting customer relationship.
Chicago breaks losing streak by routing Boston 12 to 3 as eight runs come in the eighth inning aided by two errors. Morgan chased from the mound in the fourth as Chicago ties the game. Detroit tops Washington 5 to 3 with Mullln earning his seventh straight win. The note mentions several other MLB results and closes with a pneumonia advisory for winter.
Chicago May 21 news spread that Ed Reulbach may go to Brooklyn with discussions underway. No official confirmation given as talks continue among parties.
For several years one of the star pitchers, will be traded to Brooklyn for Pitcher Mela Reulbach. The source suggests the deal is likely as Brooklyn seeks control and depth this season.
In St Paul Minnesota on May 28 from the university sophomores issue a marble duel against freshmen. The challenge demands a representative meet at the Pillsbury statue with 109 marbles at 1 10 next Friday and bans any language unbecoming a gentleman.
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