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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1921
Page
9
Fragmentary OCR text describes a racing event with names such as Corihaid Capel and Agnes, mentioning preparations, weather, and turnout. It references a race with various participants and local figures, hinting at a community gathering around the event. The scene conveys anticipation and planning for the upcoming meet.
Boxing transfer news reports Gibbons O Dowd moved to Tulsa Oklahoma for a bout. Promoters plan a show with purse guaranteed and venue sites discussed. Several figures including Hopkins Miley and Cauley are named in context of the event and site promotion.
On a damp Monday evening at Fila Parkhurst the Bodega and Roth billiard rooms claimed wins. Players such as Mungoor, Dunbar, and Safford competed in pocket billiards with notable efforts from Tosa and Fyett, while several matches showcased strong play from local entrants like Murry and Wiltenberg.
The text discusses the growth of islands in a Parsitler area over four years. It mentions measurements, formations, and changes in the landscape with references to damp conditions and water levels. Names and places are garbled, but the passage centers on landmass emergence and shifting shorelines.
Report of a jurigr league game where Gelshels secured a 3 win, 8705 notation appears. Players Saunders and Teouiswily are mentioned amid unclear team actions and late game efforts. Outcome remains uncertain due to garbled OCR text and missing decisive details.
Chicago report lists crowd plans as fans expect a strong test for the Staleys. George Waits of the Supes is set to start, with Hon, Hulpine, and Click Murley also in the lineup. The Etulera and Keeler are noted in the earlier action as Dayton eyes a decisive afternoon game at Atmh Park.
A damaged OCR fragment describes a new grindstone design providing a steady kerosene supply. It reduces heat, aids grinding, and prevents the steel from burning during operation.
Fragmentary text mentions Yankees, crowns, and players but is unreadable and lacks coherent facts or dates. No distinct entities or outcomes can be confirmed from the readable material.
A garbled clipping references Babe Ruth facing penalties amid a baseball dispute. It mentions New York, a wake, and conflicting accounts of actions affecting Ruth and teammates. The piece is unclear but centers on enforcement or disciplinary measures in a Ruth related event.
Madison Wise reports a denunciation of a slush fund raised to finance Arbuckle's defense. The speaker, Mr. Lull, alleges a broader motive to protect magnates profiting from vice, arguing public opinion would be swayed by hidden agendas and urging accountability for those profiting from crime.
A short item describes the Perdido river and bay near the precerut border of Maris, with a note on language noting the word spanigh and meaning tost.
In a mid air miscue during a high school game between the Mauser Weart and I tigh teams, Durbin attempted a 25 yard field goal. The kick exploded in flight and struck the goal post. Durbin was awarded another ball but failed to score on the second attempt.
Wisconsin travels to Urbana this Saturday for a key Big Ten clash with Illinois. The article notes Wisconsin seeks a pivotal win, with Illinois aiming to halt a recent skid as both teams jockey for position in the conference standings.
The Barber Trade reports strong demand for graduates from Twin City Barber Colleges. Prospective students are urged to request catalogs and course details from PROP HLEDORF at 204 Kennepin Ave, Minneapolis, Tina.
In a horseshow pitching contest here Sunday, Fitz and Garrow defeated Hunt-Ganz with scores of 21 to 2 in the first, 21 to 10 in the second, and 21 to 1 in the third.
A 17 year old Abington high school basketball player died from injuries sustained in a game. Officials say the cause is related to an on court incident earlier in the week and autopsy results are pending to determine the exact cause.
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