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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1909

Page

2

Nancy C MAKES FAST HALF MILE WINNER AT FAIR TRACK

Nancy C wins three straight heats in the 2:30 pace at the Interstate fair, setting a 2:20 mark as Black Harry places second and Star Gazer third. Marnut wins the 2:15 pace after a tight sequence, Exquisite placing second in the early heat and later being edged by Marnut in the final stretches.

Nancy C Interstate Fair Grounds Black Harry Star Gazer Donah Mae Marnut Exquisite Silver Star Denah Mae Wea Cinco Bill Hinman Sideview Bell

Girls May Enjoy Outdoor Sports On Campus

The article notes girls at the high school may play outdoor basketball as football and baseball use the campus seasonally. Basket standards exist and ground leveling will begin next week.

Tigers Lose In Laughs Contest In Grudge Match

A Tigers team fails to win a local joke contest as rival performers take top honors. The event drew a crowd to the city hall hall for an evening of humor, competitive runs, and lighthearted rivalry.

Reds Drub the Cardinals Laudermilk Wildness Sparks Win

Cincinnati over St Louis as Laudermilk struggles and Gaspar delivers hard contact. Reds force several Cardinal errors leading to a decisive victory.

Baseball Scores From Yesterday Games

In the American League, New York beat St. Louis 6 to 0, Washington lost 4 to Cleveland, Chicago topped Philadelphia 4 to 3, and Boston defeated Detroit 9 to 6. In the National League, Cincinnati won 6 to 5 against St. Louis.

Schedule of 9 Major League Games Today

Chicago plays Detroit while St. Louis visits Cleveland and Washington hosts Philadelphia. New York visits Boston and Boston plays Brooklyn. Philadelphia meets New York, Pittsburg hosts Chicago, and St. Louis travels to Cincinnati.

Detroit Beats Boston as Regulars Sit Out in Rough Day

With Cobb Crawford and Moriarity out of the lineup the Detroit Americans played an indifferent game yesterday and Boston won 6 to 3. Pitchers took it easy and a total of 35 hits were recorded. Jennings played first base and impressed the crowd. Lords batting stood out. Chicago defeated Philadelphia yesterday to win the season series 12 games to 10, Philadelphias lone loss of the year. Athletics hit the ball hard but sensational plays limited their scoring.

Cobb Crawford Moriarity Boston Jennings Lord Philadelphia Chicago Athletics

High Eleven Idle as Contested Games Fall Through

With Sparta and Winona unavailable today the local eleven remains idle after week of practice. Negotiations with Winona and Sparta failed as Winona chose St Charles and Sparta Elroy. A two hour scrimmage closed the week and Tomahites visit next Saturday for a decisive game. La Crosse beat Tomah 17 to 4 last year. Croup rises in dry cold weather and Chamberlains Cough Remedy is recommended for parents.

Sparta Winona Reid St. Charles Elroy Tomahites la Crosse Tomah

Season finale features late rallies and sharp pitching across leagues

The article details multiple MLB results with National and American league action. Key moments include Tannehill and Parent fielding errors contributing to a defeat, New York sweeping St. Louis with 6–0 and 11–4 games, and Washington beating Cleveland 4–2 to complete a three-game series win. McBride Crooks and Lajoie made notable one handed catches, Laudermilk’s sharp pitching and control affected the St. Louis loss, and box scores from Boston Detroit Philadelphia Chicago New York Washington Cincinnati St. Louis summarize the day’s results and battery pairings.

Tannehill Parent New York St. Louis Washington Cleveland McBride Crooks Lajoie Laudermilk St. Louis Nationals Cardinals Gaspar Red Boston Detroit Karger Donohue Speer Case Philadelphia R. H. EF Chicago Bender and Lapp Olmstead and Sullivan R. H. E. New Carroll Quinn Blair Gilligan and Stephens R. H. E. Washington Walker Hard Ables Higgins Easterly Cincinnati R. H. E. Cincinnati Clarke Laudermilk and Phelps

Championship Decided Sunday In City Baseball Showdown

Tomorrow the Ath letes and the Blue Labels face off at League Park to decide the city championship. A large crowd is expected for a red hot finale with Balduzzi's crew eager to prove their skill while the Blue Labels bank on an upset. Odds favor the Athletes.

Balduzzi

Dubuque Rail Conductor Killed in Work Train

Conductor J. J. Robinson of the Milwaukee road's Dubuque division died yesterday morning while setting a brake on a work train. He was pulled between the cars as a brake wheel gave way, his head severed from his body. He had served seventeen years and leaves a widow and one son.

J. J. Robinson Dubuque Milwaukee Road Robinson

Foley's Honey and Tar Promoted as Quick Cold Cure

O. T. Erhart endorses Foley's Honey and Tar as a rapid remedy for fall colds. The authentic product reportedly contains no harmful drugs and is promoted as safe for throat and lung relief.

Foley O.T. Erhart

LACROSSE IS LOW AMONG TWIRLERS

Local clipping features testimonials from C. R. Kluger and O. T. Erhart praising Foley’s Kidney Remedy for kidney trouble. Kluger claims improved health after using four bottles, enabling daily work and better complexion. The piece promotes the remedy through patient anecdotes.

C. R. Kluger the Jeweler Virginia Ave Indianapolis Ind Filey Foley O. T. Erhart

Big Eight opens football season with slate of games

The Big Eight launches the season with 10 regional games across the Midwest and East. Notable matchups include Chicago vs. Purdue in Chicago, Northwestern vs. Illinois Wesleyan in Evanston, Illinois. Illinois vs. Milliken in Urbana. Indiana vs. Depauw in Bloomington. Minnesota vs. Iowa in Minneapolis. Ohio State vs. Wittenberg in Columbus. Nebraska vs. South Dakota in Lincoln. Wabash vs. Illinois State Normal in Crawfordsville. Michigan Abbies vs. Flint in Lansing. Carlisle Indians vs. Bucknell in Carlisle. Yale vs. Syracuse in New Haven. Brown vs. Colgate in Providence. Penn vs. Dickinson in Philadelphia. Harvard vs. Bowdoin in Cambridge. Dartmouth vs. Vermont in Hanover. Cornell vs. Rennselaer in Ithaca. Army vs. Tofts at West Point.

Northwestern Illinois Wesleyan Evanston Ill Illinois Milliken Urbana Indiana Depauw Bloomington Ind Minnesota Iowa Minneapolis Ohio State Wittenberg Columbus Nebraska South Dakota Lincoln Wabash Illinois State Normal Crawfordsville Michigan Abbies Flint Lansing Mich Carlisle Indians Bucknell Carlisle Yale Syracuse New Haven Brown Colgate Providence Penn Dickinson Philadelphia Harvard Bowdoin Cambridge Dartmouth Vermont Hanover Cornell Rennselaer Ithaca Army Tofts West Point

Big Eight football season opens with tests abroad the Midwest

Chicago reports the Big Eight conference opening with Wisconsin absent. Minnesota meets Iowa in Minneapolis while Chicago plays Purdue in the city. Indiana and Illinois expected easy wins over DePauw and Millikin. Northwestern revival game at Evanston attracts attention as Michigan and Wisconsin plan season openers next week.

Chicago Wisconsin Minneapolis Gophers Maroons Indiana Illinois Depauw Milliken Northwestern Evanston Michigan

Foley's Orino Laxative Endorsed by Father in New York

Mr F G Fritz of Oneonta New York praises Foley's Orino Laxative for aiding his little girl and calls it the best remedy for constipation and liver trouble. The laxative is described as mild pleasant and effective and said to cure habitual constipation.

F. G. Fritz Oneinta N. Y Foley O. T. Erhart

Burlington Shop Men Get Raise

An official notice posted yesterday promises a one cent per hour wage increase for all employees at Burlington road North La Crosse shops affecting about 300 workers. The raise, ordered by James J. Hill, takes effect September 1 and will adjust payroll by about $500 when paid October 15.

Burlington Road North la Crosse James J. Hill Hill

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