Wyoming State Tennis Champions to Be Awarded Cups
Seven silver loving cups will be awarded at the Wyoming State Tennis tournament in Casper during the week of June 27 under the Casper Tennis Club. Donations come from Casper banks, Nichols and Stirrett, Campbell and Johnson, and Midwest Refining Company. Strong entries from Wyoming Colorado and Utah include Ed King and Don Harker from Denver, and W I Rehr Jr of Casper. Social events include a banquet on June 27 and a dance the following night.
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Wyoming
Casper Tennis Club
Casper Banks
Casper Clearing House Association
Nichols and Stirrett
Campbell and Johnson
Midwest Refining Company
Colorado
Utah
Denver
Salt Lake City
Cheyenne
Laramie
Sheridan
Entrante
Ed King
Don Harker
Herman Clow
Colorado College
Dexter Keerer
Liv
Wroring
Bent
W. I. Rehr, Jr
Casper
Denver City
Salt Lake
Rehr
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Baseball Matchups Across Leagues Featured Today
National League games include Boston at Pittsburgh New York at Cincinnati Philadelphia at Chicago Brooklyn at St. Louis Detroit at Washington Chicago at Philadelphia Cleveland at New York St. Louis at Boston.
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National League
Boston
Pittsburgh
New York
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Chicago
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Lout
Pet
Greybull
MT Denver
Scottabluff
Sterling
Laramie
Fittaburgh
Sas Owen
Babe Ruth Gets One Day In Gotham Jail
Babe Ruth, famed home run king of the New York Americans, was sentenced in magistrate's court to one day in city prison and fined 100 dollars for automobile speeding. He paid the fine and began serving time, his day slated to end at 4 PM. He hinted he might play part of the game against Cleveland.
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New York
Babe" Ruth
Babe
Cleveland
Mystery Man in Bonneville Blast Likely Tramp
Officials traced the Casper Caspar Casper area blast that killed Nelson Glass and a companion to a tramp who rode with Glass from Casper toward Thermopolis. The man, tall and slender, was expelled from Burlington yards the prior evening, and no solid ID exists. J. Ja. Wilson led the Independent Torpedo Company inquiry and briefed on the case.
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Nelson
Glass
Independent Torpedo Company
Bonneville
Burlington
Caspr
Casper
Jerka
Stone Ranch
Thermopolia
J. Ja
Mother of Champ Follows Fighting Through Papers
Mrs Cecilia Dempsey aged 61, mother of world heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey, is an avid fight reader who has never attended a match. Bernard Dempsey says she knows more about heavy weight history than he or Jack and keeps old clippings in her trunk. She will read blow by blow reports once the championship contest is covered by the press wire next month.
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Atlantic City
Jack
Sullivan Corbett
Dempsey
C S Colleges To Be Established By Corporation
Articles filed in Phoenix reveal the University Envelopment Corporation of America plans to open Christian Science schools and universities nationwide for Christian Science members and their children. Incorporators are M. M. Eline, Brooks Fisher, and J. S. Mertz of Los Angeles. Authorized capital is 5 000 000 dollars, 60 000 shares. A board of directors will manage affairs.
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Phoenix
Ariz
University Envelopment Corporation of America
Arizona Corporation Commission
Christian Scientista
Children of Christian Secientista
Christian Science Church
M. M. Eline
Brooks Fisher
J. S. Mertz
Los Angeles
Beck
Last Scores At Pittsburgh RBH E Verses
Baseball scores from multiple games feature Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chicago and St Louis with runs hits and errors. Details include batter names such as Watson Oeschger ONeil Zinn Yellowhorse Morrison Schmidt Benton Nehf Sallee Snyder Marquard Hargrave Hubbell Baumgartner Braggy Daly and Cadore with varied inning outcomes and final tallies.
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Pittsburgh
Watson
Oeschger
O'Neil
Zinn
Yellowhorse
Morrison
Schmidt
Cincinnati
New York
Benton, Nehf, Sallee and Snyder
Marquard and Hargrave
Baseball scores and line summaries across three games
In Washington, Detroit won 6 to 2 as Washington tallied two in the ninth. New York defeated Cleveland 6 to 1 with a late burst. Boston and St. Louis records show a rain-postponed game at Philadelphia.
Haun Prepares for Scotts Bluff Welterweight Bout
Casper welterweight David Haun resumes training after a recent injury for a July 4 match against George Arndt in Scotts Bluff Nebraska. Arndt is a rising name in Nebraska wrestling but Haun expects to prevail before a large local following.
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David Haun
Casper
Earl Dowler
George Arndt
Scottsbluff
Neb
Arndt
Nebraska
Haun
Scotta Bluff
Dempsey Aims At 190 Pounds For Heavyweight Title
Atlantic City reports Jack Dempsey plans to weigh 190 pounds for the July 2 world heavyweight title bout with Jon Carpentier in Jersey City. He would be three pounds heavier than ever, believing the weight will boost speed and power. Carpentier expected around 170 pounds, ready to counter with sparring notes showing he can drop a heavier man.
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Atlantic City
Jack Dempey
Jon Carpentier
Jersey City
Dempsey
Jess “Willard
Toledo
Carpentier
Manhasset
Georgea Carpentier
Joe Jeanette
Paul Journee
Jeanette
Georges
Balanes
Nurse Maud Walburn Heroine of Flood Rescue
In Pubblo Colg Fune 7 a nurse named Maud Walburn is praised for rescuing a mother and baby during Friday's flood on West Fifth Street. She refused to abandon her patients, aided their escape via window to a boat, and endured the rising water before being rescued from the attic roof.
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Pubblo
Colg
Fune
Maud Watburn
West Fifth Street
Snapshots of Former Champions in 1897 Fight
The heavyweight title changed hands on St Patrick’s Day 1897 as Robert Fitzsimmons defeated James J. Corbett by submission in the 14th round at Carson City Nevada. The bout marked the first time moving pictures captured a heavyweight title fight and both fighters earned kinetoscope profits. Corbett, enraged by the loss, clashed with Fitzsimmons as fans surged into the ring and security separated them.
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St. Patrick’s Day
Robert Fitzsimmons
James J. Corbett
Carson City
Nev
Womsip
Spec
Corbett
Basin Judge Bags Bear in Shoshone Hunt
Special to The Tribune Basin Wyoming June Judge P W Metz of the Big Horn Basin district returned from a bears hunt on the South Fork of the Shoshones He killed a five year old grizzly The party lost three horses over a precipice in fog They camped and saw mountain sheep within gunshot of camp
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the Tribune
Basin
Wyo
P. W. Metz
Big Horn Basin
Dempsey Placed On Two Meal Diet In Training
World heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey is put on a two meal daily plan breakfast and dinner after a gash over his left eye forced a layoff. The diet aims to speed weight loss and will last as his progress dictates. Spectators noted his punching power during yesterday’s workout.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Jack Dempsey
Dempsey
Farm Credit Plea at Town Bankers Meeting
Des Moines Iowa June . Ex tension of adequate credits to farmers was urged as the paramount duty of American bankers by J I Howard president of the American Farm Bureau federation before the Town Bankers association. He warned reconstruction without such credit provision is impossible noting the growth of marketing development among farmers and praising its organization and direction.
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Des Moines
Iowa
J. I. Howard
American Farm Bureau Federation
Town Bankers’ Association
Bennett School girls vs fathers in six inning baseball clash
In Poughkeepsie on June 3 Bennett School girls faced their fathers in a morning game celebrating commencement. The fathers won 15 to 12 with two home runs by Mabel Banks and Barbara Richardson highlighted the exhibition.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Bennett School
Millignois
Mabel Banks
Barbara Richardson
Meusel Extends NL Home Run Lead with Ten-Homer Season
Emil Meusel of Philadelphia again tops the National League in home runs after lifting his season total to ten with a recent blast. The Qa outfielder edges closer to leading the league as the season progresses.
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New York
Emil Meusel
Philadelphia
Leach Cross to Fight Gene Delmont in 16-Round Bout
New York lightweight veteran Leach Cross is slated to meet Gene Delmont of Memphis in a 16 round bout in New York on June 31.
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New York
Irrigator On Hand For Play With Casper Team
Jack Roche manager of the Scotts Bluff Irrigators arrives with his squad for a four game series against Casper starting tomorrow afternoon. Kinney, who beat Casper in the opening series, is expected to lead the rotation alongside Hoffman Mapel Jackson Hewly as the staff returns from injuries. Games run Friday to Sunday with 4 15 weekday starts and 2 39 Sunday kickoff.
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Jack Roche
Scottsbluff
Casper
Roche
Sericea
Guy Hoffman
Greyhall
Rolla Mapel
Jackson
Hewly
Alsl
Attends Funeral Of Tallest Man In The World
Mrs. A. Vance returns from Sioux City where she attended the funeral of Herward Coyne known as the tallest man in the world at 8 feet 4 inches. The article notes his exceptional height required a special coffin for burial.
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the Tribune
Wyo
A. Vance
Sioux
Herward Coyne
Coyne
Billiard Title Series Opens in Casper Today
Heinley Kerr and Roy Butcher start an eight game state title series in Casper and Sheridan with four matches in each city. The 126 point per game format leads to a 1 000 point total as Kerr defends the northern state title promoted by O J Millers. Two games today set up the claimants for the title.
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Casper
Sheridan
Wyo
Heinley Kerr
Roy Butcher
Kerr
Butcher
Palace
O. J. Millers
Cooper
the Palace
Depenters
G O P Committeeman Hart Dies Suddenly in Washington
Alvin Hart of Louisville Kentucky Republican national committeeman died suddenly Tuesday at the New Willard hotel in Washington. The untimely death removes a leading GOP figure from the national party apparatus.
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Washington
Alvin
Hart
Louisville
New Willard Hotel
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