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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1921
Page
8
LaCrosse defeats Whitewater Normal 6 to 3 in a hard fought lacrosse contest. Keeler’s eleven return Saturday with a 6 to 3 win as Etlinger runs seventy yards for a toughdown setting a tense, physical rematch. The game features strong defense and frequent substitutions as both teams battle for field position and scoring opportunities.
The scrambled text notes the schooner Elsie leading by length at the starting line among a list of ships and boats in a maritime event. It references Blue Nose and other vessels, with unclear names and sequence. The passage remains fragmentary but centers on the race start and vessel lineup.
The article notes upcoming rest for Purple Grid men as key players delay return from injuries. Purdue prep is described with focus on lingering health concerns and upcoming week plans as teams regroup amid uncertain lineup.
The schedule lists multiple college and university football matchups across the Midwest and East including Minnesota versus Michigan, Nebraska versus Notre Dame, Washington versus Illinois, Missouri versus Wake Forest, and others. Notable pairings include St Louis University against Saint Louis, Michigan against Michigan State, and Virginia Military versus Shippensburg with various regional contests noted.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a city league bowling context with scattered names and phrases. It mentions a secretary and a bandh tone, with unclear actions or outcomes. The readable pieces provide no coherent event, score, or participants to summarize beyond a local bowling league reference.
Milwaukee Normal defeats Walton in a road game with Downers dominating the second half. The article notes key players and the sequence of scoring, detailing the downing by Milwaukee Normal and mentioning Milton’s prize and a late surge by Walton. The piece reflects period sports reporting with emphasis on scoring runs and standout performers.
Minnesota readies for a Saturday basketball clash with Indiana in Minneapolis. Reportedly over 17 900 fans expected to attend as preparatory practice notes and lineup hints surface.
Fragmented OCR summary reports Bodega and Mgnsor winning a Friday night event. Names and details are garbled, with unclear teams, places, or outcomes.
In New York, light exhibition fights featured Rorky Kansas and Holtweis with Wisin defeating Ley Doudier in a 15 pound bout. The event drew interest as fighters discussed training and future matchups.
The Tigers face Princeton in an early intercollegiate clash described as a landmark intersectional tilt. Injuries threaten key players Garrity Newby and Laurie, with Baker Maether Geay among others slated to start as Westerners bring depth and bigs in a tense matchup at the arena.
Wisconsin facing Minnesota in a pivotal late October clash as the Badgers seek to reclaim the western title. Key players like Weir and Hall provide steady leadership while early season form suggests a strong effort for the championship bid.
The barber trade offers strong earnings after training at Twin City Barber College. Prospects include good salaries and advancement in practice. Send for information about courses in hair cutting and related subjects at 204 Wennepin Ave, Minneapolis, MN.
Promoter Tex Rickard said in New York that Jess Willard plans to challenge Jack Dempsey for the world heavyweight title on July 1. Rickard, back from China, reported verbal agreement with both men and that Dempsey and Willard have agreed to offers near the top of the gross receipts.
Paris policemen faced a crowd outside a meeting while seven officers were targeted. Havre reports clashes as communists tried an American consulate demonstration with injuries. In Norville Town an arrest warrant for President George L. Berry and aides for wrongdoing surfaced. Obscure items mention a German canal and a public case in Ohio with a death, all reflecting a turbulent era.
Fragment shows garbled dialogue with sounds like Tokuma and Bankum debating a bumped mud guard and a fire beside someone. The text reads as a surreal exchange with stray phrases and names like Tapies of the Yay Filmes, lacking clear event or context.
Wisconsin, at home, faces Illinois with four veterans in uniform. Key players like fullback Duck Crenshaw and guard Dreyer are sidelined by injuries, while Illinois emphasizes stronger tackling and line play. Coach Richards keeps lineup close as both teams seek a pivotal conference win before a large crowd.
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