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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1922

Page

8

Nelsons Triumph Over Caledonia 2 to 0 at Copeland Park

Nelson Clothing Co. won 2 to 0 with two third inning runs. Beranek and Smith delivered the hits while Johnson stole second and scored on Grive’s error. Klandrud’s sensational one handed grab and Stoneman’s wrist injury marked the tense afternoon as Schultz held Caledonia to four hits. Merlo pinched for Haas in the ninth and Hous scored on the misplay at third.

Copeland Park Nelson Clothing Company Caledonia Schultz Jaeger Cully Rover Klandrud P. Wheatton Nelsons Johnson Meyer Beranek Smith Schaefer Haas Stoneman Merlo Haus Wwillans Wheaton Williams Merle O Zener Saexer Faveseeay Afar Selson CLO. Co Poae Johnson A A Beranek D Smith J Schaeffer A Topeman Woll Freng Kianrud Ae Schultz Kelson Clo A. Willares Ey Taggex Schnitz Ballast Jaeger

Dahl's Fords Beat Reimans 17 to 7 in Morning Clash

Dahl's Fords defeated the Reimans 17 to 7 at Copeland park Sunday morning. Kreismer started for the Fords, Cappie Groth pitched superbly after an off day for Dahl's Fords, and Wolf began for the Reimans before leaving in the fifth inning as five runs scored. The Fords, aided by strong defense and timely hitting, held the Reimans to one run after the first inning. The victory sets up a trip to Houston next Sunday for another game.

Dahl Fords Reiman Copeland Park Wolf Montague Reimans Hox Houston Dahl's Fords Reimany Dahl's Fredrickson Christopher Byers Steege Voss Trovanek Bigly Weigand Kriasmer Groth Riemans Heeht

Wisconsin Rout Iowa at Camp Randall in 10 1

Wisconsin overwhelmed Iowa 10 to 1 at Camp Randall on Saturday afternoon. Paddock allowed five scattered hits as Iowa’s Shimek was ejected after a dispute with the umpire. Rowdy Elliott led Wisconsin with three hits, and Barry added two doubles. Two Wisconsin home games remain against Northwestern and Chicago.

Wisconsin Iowa Camp Randall Bob Dunn Iowa University Badgers Cardinal Paddock Shimek Walters Rowdy Elliott Wis Consin Caegar Jack Wiliams Barry George Ruediger Eho Hawkeye Rae Badger Northwestern Chicago Madison Michigan Ilinois Tibana Wolverines Ann Arbor Griffs White Sox Washington D. C Courtney Hodge Zachary Schalk Achary Gharrity

Barnes No Puzzle To Reds Lose To Reds

Cincinnati defeats New York 3 to 1 in the series opener as Barnes is hit in early and late innings. Donohue scatters hits behind strong support, Kelly’s triple and a passed ball account for New York’s lone run.

Barnes N. Y Cincinnati O.—Barnes New York Donohue Giant Kelly Secor New York Shea Smith Hargrave

Congressman Berk Commended For Support Of Railway Legislation

Benjamin Marsh writes Congressman J. T. Berk praising his support of H. R. 10 70s to grant the Interstate Commerce Commission power to approve or disapprove railroad contract work including construction and maintenance of tracks and related facilities. The letter also notes endorsement of the Le Follette-Wheeler inheritance tax proposal imposing 50 percent on fortunes over 30 million.

Benjamin Marsh The Farmers? National Council J. T. Berk Virogna Interstate Commerce Commission

When You Score A Ball Game Remember The Scoring

The scoring of a base hit often hinges on judgment. What one scorer calls a hit may be ruled an error by another. This question of judgment arises with fast and slow grounders and is a common issue in baseball scoring.

Baseball Standings and Today’s Schedule Highlights

Yesterday’s results show Boston 4 over St Louis 3 and Brooklyn 8 over Chicago 4 in the National League. Today’s American League games include Chicago at Washington and St Louis at New York among others with several cross-league matchups.

New York St. Louis LO Ennings Washington Chicago Boston Cincinnati Brooklyn Milwaukee Kansas City Louisville Indianapolis St. Paul Minneapolis Columbus Toledo Detroit Philadelphia Cleveland Made Gables Pittsburgh Erfeam Association Milwaukee Indianapols Talden New York Louis Minnneapolle Oe Tadleaaport ST Paul Awaukee jColumbus Kaneasily

Dear Cannon Fishing Q A Disaster of the Dixie Editor

Readers ask about helgramites as bass bait how to collect preserve minnows with formaldehyde formula for preservation and how to identify pickerel pike and muskellunge. The column offers fishing tips on canoe size for Canadian trips bait handling and glueing split bamboo rods with specific methods and details.

Dixie K. M.D F. J.D C. M.S A. V C. W. B. Ansaver

Britton to Defend Title in Go With Leonard

Welterweight champion Jack Britton will defend his title against lightweight champion Benny Leonard in mid to late June near New York. Tex Rickard and Dan Morgan report tentative plans for a bout between June 16 and 20, subject to final arrangements.

Jack Britton Leonard New York Beniny Tex Rickard Iren Dan Morgan Britton Rickard

Lenglen Defends Title in International Hard Court Tennis

Suzanne Lenglen defeats Elizabeth Ryan of California in straight sets to win the International Hard Court Tennis championship in Brussels. Chicago reports Jock Hutchinson, British Open golf champion, plans to defend his title this year.

Brussels Suzanne Lenglen Elizabeth Ryan California Chicago Jock Hutchinson

Montagues Cop First Of Season From Bangor

Montague baseball team defeats Bangor 9 to 5 in Sunday game with Gunderson pacing the offense. Twelve hits driven by all but Bobby Moore, Pate struggles early, Franzini contributes two hits in first appearance, next week a doubleheader at Copeland Bay against Trempealeau.

Ith Gunderson Montague Baseball Club Bangor Gunderson Bobby Moore Pate Franzini Montagues Jonsrud Johnny Weigent Copeland Bay Haiey Franzini K. Welgen Safford Moor Welgent Fern Jonrusd J. Weigent Marpensehein Temp Jonrsud Moore C. Weigent

Yanks Beat Browns In Ten Inning Clash

New York moves atop the league by nipping St. Louis 6 to 5 in ten innings. Ward drove in the decisive run, aided by a Jacobson fumble and two earlier hits. Ruth and Die Vormer contributed key plays as the Yankees rally.

YANKS Browns New York St. Louis Yankees Ward Jacobson Ruth Die Vormer Baker Banis Bayne Severeid Hoyt Schang

Ruths switch to red bat pays off for Browns

Babe Ruth used a shiny green bat in a Sunday game against the St. Louis Browns but swapped to a red tinted bat by the fifth inning. He earned his first hit of the year and contributed to a tying and winning rally as the Browns prevailed.

Babe Ruth St. Louis Browns

Boy dies after temple injury at Oconto scout rally

Williard Leich V1 years old was struck in the temple by a baseball during a game at the Oconto county scout rally in Gillett Saturday and died Sunday morning without regaining consciousness.

Oconto Wis Williard Leich Gillett

Spectacular meet slips to Gophers by one point

Wisconsin lost a thrilling track meet to Minnesota in Minneapolis by one point as Johnny Fitin edged Johnson of Wisconsin in the decisive broad jump. Guy Sundt won the event that settled the outcome, with three new Minnesota records set. The near home contest was called one of the era’s most exciting at the northern institution.

Bob Dunn Wisconsin Minnesota Minneapoly Gophers Johny Fitin Johnson Guy Sundt Gopher

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