Coach Keeler To Have Few Members Of 1919 Team Back
La Crosse normal football opens practice at Normalfield with about ten players from last year's banner team expected to return. Keeler lists absentees and notes strong depth from last season’s squad, with a 1920 lineup built around experienced second team players and new hires to fill gaps. The team opens October 2 at St Paul against St Thomas, facing a schedule including Whitewater Milwaukee River Falls Platteville Oxhkoeh and St Marys, plus negotiations with other colleges.
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Keelor
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St. Mary's
Babe Ruth Sets New World Record in Single Season
Babe Ruth homered in both games as Boston and New York split a doubleheader. Ruth hit his forty-sixth in the second game and his thirty-fifth in the first, boosting his season record. The day featured high-scoring outputs and notable pitching, with Cleveland, Chicago, and St. Louis also posting wins in other matchups. The article notes disobedience by Pat Tunern and historical notes about Cairo's minarets.
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Sepe
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Howe Rons
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New York
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Jones
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Hrerper
Myers
Sohang
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Ruel
Bush
Sixteen Qualify For Local Golf Tourney Amid Weather
Yesterday sixteen players qualified for the Coleman support tournament at the Country Links. Qualifying matches saw several scores at par, with Emil Niemeyer posting a 92 low mark while tough weather affected play. Monday morning narrowed the field to eight, with remaining eliminations set for the afternoon and semi finals scheduled for Friday September 11.
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Emil Niemeyer
Lourndmengidee
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Tour Jothers
Frida Tember 11
Br Thiefly
Akron echoes in greeting from Johnny Griffiths
Fragmentary text mentions Johnny Griffiths and Berry Krohn with unclear context while referencing the west coast of Lower California and pearl oysters. The readable fragments suggest a local or regional note but lack coherent events or dates.
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Akron Ifays
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Winterboll and Saunders Play Final Match Today
Due to bad weather yesterd ay’s Tri State tennis tournament games are moved to today. William Winterholl and Chirence Saunders will compete in the finals this afternoon for the Herd of the Lakes title.
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Herd of the Lakes
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Lily
Cain
New York Defeats Philadelphia in Protests and Wins
New York again defeated Philadelphia in a protest replay and secured a 15 to 1 win after a dramatic eighth inning. The game featured notable plays by Meats and Fletcher, with strong fielding from Giants and a high-scoring affair across the league. Brooklyn shut out Boston 10 to 0 behind Cadore’s nine-run hit barrage and seven double plays, while Pittsburgh beat Chicago 7 to 4 and St Louis toppled Cincinnati 4 to 2. Women students gain access to all University of Michigan departments.
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Football News Sparks Across Schools and Olympics
The article outlines football season planning across schools and colleges as preseason practice begins with Prof Spence guiding local high schools. It notes rising costs for equipment, large squad sizes, and the looming October opening games, plus a critique of U S Olympic team treatment abroad and travel discomforts.
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Bitter wrangle over referee for Dempsey Miske bout
In Benton Harbor Michigan a bitter wrangle arose over appointing a referee for the ten round Dempsey versus Miske bout. Chairman Bigger of the Michigan Boxing commission refused to license Jink Dougherty of Philadelphia. He conferred with Jack Kearns and Floyd Fitzsimmons but offered a list of alternatives with no settlement date.
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Billy Miske
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Michigan Boxing Commission
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Philadelphia
Jack Kearns
Dempsey
Bigger
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Jack Reddy
Miske
Floyd Fitysimmons
Wrorpeter
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Officials From Whithh Discuss Ring Selections
A regional report notes officials considered for a Michigan event include Ed Smith from Sleaze and Matt Hinkle from Ond, the only two referees living outside the state holding Michigan licenses.
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Ed Smith
Sleaze
Matt Hinkle
Ond
Michigan
Tribune to Post Fight Bulletins Monday Afternoon
The Monday edition will go to press at noon while the Tribune and Leader-Press offices stay open in the afternoon to receive and post fight bulletins on the Dempser Miske championship bout via Associated Press wires for readers.
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Leader-Press
Associated Press
Genoa Team Faces Labor Day Clash In Labor
The Genoa club managed by Fay Cooney eyes a Labor Day showdown with La Crosse to defend a current win streak. Local fans expect a hard game as key players Copsey and Theis return, while Joe Izeky signs a new contract with Kid Gleason. Travel plans set for St Paul trip as box scores spark interest.
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Bulldogs Prep Canton Faces Key Football Season Question
The report notes Jame Zinn of Wichita Falls credited with a near no hitter in a late double header against Houston. It mentions Jim Thorpe and Grigg of Texas as figures linked to Canton football and hints at a pivotal season for the Bulldogs with quarterback Grigg returning.
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