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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1922
Page
7
A chaotic game saw the Giants snap a extended win streak in a 5 to 3 road win. Key moments included a heavy scoring burst from Prates and Donohue, and Field action with Ring, Pitman, and Williams contributing in a tense late innings. Pittsburgh vs Philadelphia details mixed in with varied plays and substitutions.
A fragmented report shows Knutson Brothers defeating M&C Newburgs. The text also mentions unrelated names and garbled phrases about other teams and individuals, with no clear dates or locations.
West Salem defeated Sparta Sunday by a score of four to two. The report mentions players and teams amid a stream of unclear text, highlighting West Salem’s win and miscellaneous game details.
The upcoming intercollegiate track meet at Campbell Field next Saturday pits La Crosse and Milwaukee normals against Oshkosh Stevens Point and others. Key athletes include Captain Piel, Ty Lerme, and sprinters such as Jinnels, Fetes, and Amos, with field entrants led by Zilisch, Hever, Fischer, Walber, and Leichtfuss.
Indianapolis Motor Speedway readies for the tenth annual 500 mile race starting Tuesday at ten a m. Twenty seven drivers from local and foreign teams compete for a purse topping twenty five thousand dollars with lap prizes totaling ten thousand dollars and awards from automotive firms. Notables include Jimmy Murphy Harry Hart Ralph De Palma Jules Goux Eddie Hearns Howard Wilcox Barney Oldfield and Captain Eddie Rickenbacker among others.
Rast Vero appears at a pageant event with steady ad h lakes id qufeter elias. The piece describes a social scene with a focus on a fish and school observations, plus a yellow striped personage and a tale of a popular figure admired by women and children.
A garbled OCR fragment references a sports item with names and terms like pan and Tony. It mentions tackles and a name resembling Consrighrine or Svownrr Kidd 9, but the text is unreadable and lacks clear facts. No verifiable events or outcomes can be derived from the readable portions.
Patchy reports from Ann Arbor Annapolis and New York note college and pro bouts. Wisconsin defeats Michigan, Navy down Army, Alio Miskb over Ron Repo, Thheafoe Buraian over Suny Manelel, and Trex Rickard messages hint at boxing title chatter with Kenny Leonard.
Kolbo Shoes forfeited to Pearl Buttons after acknowledging they played over age players. The Pearl Buttons protested in the fifth inning with a 3 to 1 score, and the game was awarded to Pearl Buttons due to ineligible men.
A wealthy Washington widow, famed for her riches, contemplates the future as a Marine and suitor share a formal moment at the Hos tess house in Duantico. Music sways the room while questions of moving and future generosity surface amid odd snippets from a tabloid mix.
American League schedule shows Detroit at St Louis two games, Chicago at Cleveland two, Philadelphia at New York two, Washington at Boston two. National League includes Beeston at Brooklyn two, New York at Philadelphia two, St Louis at Chicago six, Milwaukee at Kansas City two, Toledo at Columbus two, Louisville at Indiana two, St Paul at Minneapolis two.
Madison column argues for taxing auto bus earnings as highway costs grow. It notes rapid intercity service expanding to Mt. Horeb Portage Fond du Lac Beaver Dam Stoughton Milwaukee and other towns cutting rail and interurban traffic. Discussion covers tax fairness, revenue use, and impact on carriers under railroad commission oversight. The piece references the Interstate Commerce Commission 10 percent freight rate cut effective July 1 and possible intrastate rate alignment by Wisconsin Railroad Commission with varied effects on commodities including cheese, grain, and livestock.
A purported 19th century description discusses a fielder touching a base runner then juggling the ball as the runner advances between bases. The text argues the ball remains in play, the runner can reach the next base, and later touches may be required to retire or advance the runner depending on possession and interference.
A fragmented item notes a man facing troubles and a quoted exchange about sanity and youth. The read text mentions La Crosse Weekly Review and includes dialog about burdens and opinions on behavior. The readable portion centers on personal stress and social judgment.
Yankees beat the Athletics 7 to 4 as Ruth homered and helped power a late rally. The Phillies lost to New York despite Milly homering in the ninth. Washington swept a doubleheader against Boston with strong defense and timely hitting. Cleveland beat Chicago in the series opener as Schono struggled, while other scores shifted throughout the day.
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