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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1921
Page
8
Article argues Giants possess faster infield with two veteran shortstops leading, claiming superior range and fielding ability. It notes Willie Mays era Yankee shortstops, evaluates fielding stats, and names Terence Tetweray as a key figure while contrasting with Yankees.
A chaotic field report notes activity in the Fraternal Bowling League with mentions of Wacavier, N Yi-anek Derr and a wing tapien showing on court. References to a blue frame and a VE for tae te Dems appear, but details are fragmented and unclear.
In the sixth preliminary poker contest Stuart defeated Dunbar. The match featured Thredlevine, VGA, and Gut at the Wen g etch. Danhes, Roth's teammate, fell after a 100- to victory. Attendance was high and fans expected a prompt finish tonight.
A scrambled, noisy sports brief reports that a cue artist beats a local billiard player in two straight games. Names appear garbled, with stray phrases about various people and events. the readable parts indicate a billiards result and a few unidentified individuals.
In La Crosse ClaiKs, the longtime manager of the Badger football eleven is noted with references to his past service and recent involvement. The piece hints at team history, local ties, and a lingering connection to the school program amidst unclear phrasing.
World Series bulletins from the Polo Grounds report events from the New York American and National League game. The Tribune and Leader Press will relay every ball and strike via Associated Press wire to readers eager to witness every detail of the series as it unfolds.
The La Crosse golfers were eliminated in the Winona tournament as two La Crosse players reached the second flight while William Graham of Queen City and Ranke of La Crosse advanced to later rounds. Other matches saw Alfred James upset and steady play from local competitors shaping the semifinals.
A garbled report notes Tigers achieving top honors in the American League with notable players mentioned. Amid unclear text, references to Cobb, Roush, Meusel, and Criss point to strong performances and league standings, alongside mentions of Cincinnati and New York figures, amid a disjointed OCR transcription.
Officials appointed by the league will oversee a chess and soccer series opening at the White Sox park. Plans include reserved seating for opening games and weekend play, with organizers coordinating dates and venue arrangements.
The readable text indicates a park and safety theme with mentions of days, general access and security. No clear event dates or names are legible. The fragmentary lines suggest park hours or rules, but essential specifics are missing.
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