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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1921
Page
7
A chaotic Saturday report from Chicago outlines a football fete with East teams, highlights a midseason clash, and notes the Nine Eleven seed battles. Lorena Te Geuttise Forte fies, and the event features teams like Nagy’s offense against stout defense while Mayne Pfrit and others shape the outcome.
Keeler high school football team departs Thursday afternoon for a Friday clash with Whitewater Normal’s Tedilers. Expected starters include Lewis, Corben, Moran, and Royal. Local prep athletes and supporters anticipate a tough game amid rumors of recent charges in nearby Lane County and shifting lineups.
Fragmented reminiscence traces Rod Sreel and Carroll Rod Sreel in a sports oriented piece. It mentions Dad bowgte Tay Pitas, lineups, a five foot split Taumbag, and various sparse references to games, weights, and fighting some fish, all conveyed in a jagged archival OCR style. The tone suggests a local sports column recalling a season and the player’s affinity for a roller coaster of events.
Wise Walter Rot Mitawatir, known in Wauwatosa Wisconsin, arrested with others for running a gambling house at a residence on Str nenig's property. Authorities reported the operation involved inmates and gambling paraphernalia. A brother of Tans Koevis, a former Milwaukee official, is linked to the case.
A fragmented report describes a remarkable hill cathedral in Weanda attracting attention for its odd construction and the local impact on taxi drivers who rely on the road network. The piece hints at ongoing inspection and hires, noting many drivers depend on a single service.
Madison Wisconsin based Woman’s Christian Temperance Union applauds Judge Claude Luse for his work in the probate court and public service. The resolution commends his fair handling of cases and dedication to community welfare amidst local debates.
Schooner crews rise early for Saturday race as preparations surge. Local skippers and spectators anticipate a tight contest near the harbor with notable boats and teams ready to compete.
Miss Leitch wins by six and two in a women’s golf match with Helder of Britain, France, and Canada noted as top rivals. The event highlights a strong field including Mrs. A. Lott Thy Leu and other New York participants, as Leitch sets a new course standard.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a tribute in a commercial bowling league. Mentions a graduate and a personal moment about generosity. Details are garbled. no clear names, dates, or outcomes are readable.
Unclear OCR fragment uses mixed words and names. The readable parts mention baseball, Chicago, and a presidential or league note but specifics are garbled and cannot be reliably summarized into a coherent fact.
Fragmented report outlines Tendler and Kansas preparing for a Friday bout. Names and details are garbled, but references to training, locations, and other fighters suggest a scheduled boxing match setup with unclear specifics.
Report on the 18.2 ball world championship held in Chicago from November 1, featuring Willie Lone the reigning world champion and a field of leading billiards players. The list includes Inlet Seletor of Chicge and Welker Cankran from San Mrangacn with prize details and participant notes.
A garbled sports snippet mentions Staleys, Dayton, and Rochester in a muddled account. It hints at a football or gridiron clash with names such as Farle Joy and Malas, while a drill and sideline action are noted. The read reads like a stray game report with unclear details and uncertain lines.
Knights Columbus roll fast games in bowling league as local standings tighten. Imagined team names and misread words appear. readable fragments highlight competition and intensity in a community bowling scene.
Advertises a barber college program in Minneapolis Minnesota claiming strong demand and high returns for graduates. Offers formation details and a catalog with courses on hair cutting and grooming.
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