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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1909
Page
2
Pittsburg pitcher Babe Adams explains his strategy in defeating Detroit three times in the world series. He attributes the wins to a slow drop ball that fooled batters and produced weak contact, with the Pittsburg infield ready to handle routine returns.
The La Crosse sports brief reports that Tracy is no longer labeled an outlaw player. The release highlights conduct change and status update in the team roster context.
Bruce Noel, a left handed pitcher, was drafted by the Springfield Three Eye league club after being disposed to Oshkosh. Harry Tracey, base man, was reinstated with Fresno and may join that outlaw club under national commission protection. Local associations expect no payment from Tracey’s disposal. Larby O’Brien signs eight new players for the Duluth White Sox. Merle Besser joins Burlington.
Co R Kluger of 1060 Virginia Ave Indianapolis reports kidney trouble left him nearly unable to walk a hundred feet. Four bottles of Foley's Kidney Remedy cleared his complexion cured backache and irregularities disappeared, enabling him to attend to business daily and recommend the remedy after other doctors failed.
The Peerlers defeated the Combination two games to one at the Combina tion alleys with J Ritter posting a 208 high score. The report then shifts to a baseball pitching description detailing Detroit Tigers battering patterns and pitcher control during rallies, noting the risks of losing control and the strategic use of the drop ball to limit hits.
An advertisement styled claim describes the blood as a battleground fought by millions of tiny soldiers. It asserts Hood's Sarsaparilla can strengthen this defense, ward off germ enemies, and cure or prevent conditions like scrofula eczema rheumatism catarrh anemia and fatigue.
La Crosse High School football faces injuries to Brindley Shirley and Schlabach ahead of the Winona game next Saturday. Coach Doseff says a hard battle is expected with Brindley out at least three weeks and lineup moves under consideration as Jacobson could reclaim his spot. The squad practices scrimmage and plans full trick-play sequence for opening football.
Manager Walker drills a large pool of players led by coach Alfred Mueller as he plans games with Winona Sparta Tomah Eau Claire Menominee Chippewa Falls Portage Madison and more. With star returnees Bradish Stavrum and Walker plus newcomers Keeler Tiedeman Shirley Collins Shaw Hyde Chamberlain Hundredmark Brindley Schlabach Strum Jacobson Ray Hayes La Crosse aims for Appleton league glory.
A druggist offers a home remedy: mix half pint whiskey two ounces glycerine half ounce Concentrated pine compound with water or directly. Shake before use and take a teaspoonful to a tablespoonful four times daily. Concentrated pine sold in half ounce airtight bottles labeled Concentrated for authenticity.
Chicago, Oct 21. Hugh Duffy, manager and part owner of the Providence club, will manage the Chicago White Sox next season. The announcement came from President Comiskey’s office. Comiskey would not confirm it. Duffy will manage from the bench and will not play. He hopes strong new material will produce a winning club.
Jack Johnson drove through San Francisco in a fast car with a deputy sheriff in pursuit over a $100 attorney's fee. The officer overtook him and Johnson paid the claim before resuming the ride. He was joined by five African American men in the vehicle.
Winona football players, under Coach Sands, prepare enthusiastically for a crucial game against La Crosse High School. Center Barty, noted for his city record, has joined the team to boost prospects as a large crowd is expected. Winona was badly beaten by Pillsbury Academy at Owatonna last Saturday.
A western inventor introduces a sanitary rubber dropper for eye tonics sold with Eyeaid. The device uses red rubber to safely dispense precise amounts, reducing waste and unsanitary glass droppers. Eye specialists back the remedy, with a booklet from Sanigenic Co guiding home use.
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