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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1908

Page

2

Bitter fight for pennants in closest major league race

In a historic late stretch the New York and Detroit clubs lead their leagues by one game, with Chicago and Cleveland close behind. The article details schedules, potential pennant outcomes, and the financial split of postseason receipts among players and clubs.

New York Detroit Chicago Pittsburg Cleveland Philadelphia

Opened Football Season Ends In Scoreless Scrimmage

A muddy open to the season saw La Crosse Alumni vs 1908 High School finish 0 to 0. The game featured kicking contests, frequent punts, and heavy line play with Grimes briefly injured and Jungbluth subbing. Both squads displayed effort though no side crossed for a score.

la Cisse W. Tourtellotte la Crosse Cecil Grimes Jacobson Gross Dickenson Jungbluth Grimes Roddy Haley Halley White Charles Miller Kelley Ray Fowler Walter Miller Keeler Davis Savage Charles Ker Will Grimes Joe Fowler Hod Holley Martin Haley Tiedemann Hundredmark Brindley Holbrook Walker N. Tourtellotte F. Shaw F. Novak Fred Dickens M. Novak C. Grimes Spence

Corrin Wins 900 Mile Tour Kansas City

The Kansas City Automobile club enduro concluded with 21 of 33 cars finishing at Eleventh and Grand after eight days. Fletcher Cowherd Jr. drove a Corbin numbered 13 to a likely victory, with a perfect score on the final leg from Toa, Kan.

Corrin Kansas City Tola Kan

Village Constable Admits Lone Force Deals with Two Officers

In a village crime scene exchange the defendant taunts a constable over corroboration. The constable calmly notes only one officer is stationed there, while the defendant asserts two were seen, prompting a sly retort that the charge lies in the contradiction.

Nelson Insists On Long Route In Boxing Plans

Battling Nelson, lightweight champion, returns to Chicago from the coast and demands a forty five round bout against Packie McFarland at Colma. He will not take ten rounds in Milwaukee and says San Francisco offers a coast bout drawing a huge crowd. The Danish sharpshooters and Hegewisch delegates greet him. theater appearances and tour plans to follow.

Chicago Packie McFarland Colma Battling Nelson Hegewisch Nelson

Alfred James Wins At Golf Final Tie Break

In the 18 hole handicap golf final at the country club links Alfred James defeated F. P. Hixon by 1 up after 23 holes. Semifinals saw F. P. Hixon beat H. L. Colman 3 up 1 to play while Alfred James beat Professor Benezet 3 up 2 to play. The final, played in rain, was tied after eighteen holes and required five extra holes.

Country Club Links F. P. Hixon Alfred James F. P H. L. Colman Professor Benezet Hixon-James

Chicago shuts out Boston in drizzly game

Chicago defeated Boston 3 to 0 as rain affected the schedule. Detroit beat Philadelphia 5 to 2 while St Louis won 7 to 1 over Cincinnati in the National League. Saturday results show Chicago routing New York 12 to 0 and other league games with mixed outcomes.

W. L. Pet New York Cleveland Chicago Philadelphia Polo Grounds Boston Cincinnati Pittsburg St. Louis Tigers Sox Detroit Washington Wendsay Pernant National Commission Brooklyn Blair, Smith and Schreck Billiard Chesbro and Wilson Donovan and Schmidt Plank and Powers Waddell and Spencer Arrellanes and Criger Rhe Liebhardt, Joss and Clark Johnson, Hughes and Street St Louis

Football season formally opened with early major matchups

Opening day sees several games including Boston at Chicago and Philadelphia at Cleveland while Detroit leads the American League standings due to Cleveland’s idle status. Reports cover scores, weather affecting Detroit gate closure, and upcoming college results with Penn Brown Depaw Carlisle Culver Indiana noted.

Reulbach Shuts Out Brooklyn Twice in One Afternoon

Reulbach, premier National League pitcher, blanked Brooklyn in both games as Chicago swept 5 0 and 3 0 in eighteen innings of baseball. Brooklyn managed seven hits, Chicago benefited from strong control, and Chicago moved within a point of New York in the pennant race despite Giants beating Cincinnati twice. Batteries Wilhelm Durin Reulbach Kling Pastorius Dunn At New York New York 6 Cincinnati 3 Mathewson Needham Bresnahan Ewing Schlei New York 3 Cincinnati 13 Ames Bresnahan Dubec McLean At Boston 6 1.

New York Giants Reds Chicago Brooklyn Wilhelm and Durin Reulbach Kling Pastorius Dunn RHE Cincinnati Mathewson Needham Bresnahan Ewing Schlei

Ball Eleven Ties Fall in Excello, Ohio

The report notes ball eleven ties fall with references to Excello Ohio as the home location.

Excello, Ohio

Hope for races next year in New York fair attendance

New York reports a fair turnout at a racing meeting ending with police vigilance to curb betting. The association may profit from increased attendance and red purses, potentially encouraging turfmen. District Attorney El unable to press cases, but authorities remain wary of graft and forging.

New York Gend

No man is undone as long as he has a work to do

A concise adage notes that a person remains capable and resilient while there is still work to complete, emphasizing persistence and purpose in life. The message highlights steady effort over adversity.

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