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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1921
Page
8
Giants triumph as Phil Douglas defeats Mays 4 2 in a tense eighth inning duel. Yanks pen two hits late while Dough’s power and steady defense shape the game, with standout plays and key hits sustaining the visitors’ lead.
Fragmented OCR recounts muddy soil, farmers marching, and a strange scene with a stroller and a walker. Names and places are garbled but depict a rural community event with a tense, surreal tone and an odd turn of phrase.
Disorder erupts as fans riot during a baseball game in Louisville causing a forfeit and crowd chaos. Police intervene after cushions and objects are thrown, sparking questions about stadium safety and crowd control. The incident stains the city’s sporting reputation as authorities investigate the actions of fans and participants.
Stuart, dominant in the prelims, extended his undefeated run by beating all opponents in Friday's final prelim. Stark showed strong form with several good runs, while Ty and Parkhurst shone defensively during key moments. The league schedule starts next Monday with a slate of fits and home games around the region.
In New York cloudy conditions frame the scene as Yankees and Giants, tied in wins, prepare for game five of the World Series. Hoyt may start for the Americans with Nebt for the Nationals while the Giants rely on strong hitting and Douglas’s curves to challenge Carl Mays’s mound work.
A garbled Madison story reports hunters frightened by an airplane over a marsh or field. The pilot and officials discuss enforceable aviation rules while protesters appeal to police. A speaker from Rheihyville references education staff and a political figure, with unclear local context.
An American Legion Weekly quotation notes a blessing found in trouble as men respond to Adam's jokes with the line I’ve heard Met one before, reflecting on shared humor and camaraderie within the organization.
About five hundred fans braved rain as Sullivan, a southpaw, baffled Nelson’s lineup in a tense baseball game halted after eight innings. Baranak’s single was the lone bright spot for the visitors, while De Wye’s nine strikeouts and Sullivan’s four walks defined a pitching duel. The locals escaped with a narrow win as a late rally fizzled, and the narrative included foggy details of fielding miscues and a near score at home plate.
A fragmented narrative describes a lone hunter and a cast of characters including a pigkerel and various creatures. It depicts a boggy marsh setting with a soaked ground, a guard, and a sequence of tense moments by a shore and watershat jaw. The piece blends folk imagery with an improvised hunt.
Wisconsin fans remain cautious about the Badgers Big Ten title chances amid injuries and uncertain attack. Coach Richards must patch a shaky line, balance defense, and gauge readiness ahead of conference play with Minnesota and Northwestern looming.
The passage describes a fisher’s approach to catching game fish at dawn or dusk. It notes fish feeding behavior, preferred strike timing, and using a lure to surprise a bass as it moves toward and away from its hangout. The text emphasizes patience, timing, and a quick strike to reel in the catch.
Chicago White Sox aim to clinch the series against the Cubs on Monday to claim the championship mood. The American Leaguers hold a 4-0 lead and would finish the series with a victory.
Learn at Twin City Barber College for strong job prospects. Write for catalog and hair cutting chart to Prof. Giledory at 20th Avenue Minneapolis Minn with 20 cent postage.
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