Colorado Football Star Under Knife
Kenneth Heald, star halfback for Colorado College, underwent an operation at a local sanitarium after injuries from last fall's football season. The procedure was successful but he will remain in bed about ten days. Heald, famed for stopping Denver newcomer Schroeder, had a dramatic career ending with a strong performance in the Bb. V. game.
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Heald
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New Record in Night Torpedo Firing by US Destroyers
In Pensacola on April 6 Naval tests on the harbor simulated night torpedo firings by destroyers Trappe and Monaghan. All shots from their tubes hit the target’s bullseye as the five-vessel group averaged 70 percent hits, surpassing daylight firing averages under favorable weather.
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Perfsacola
Fla
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Monaghan
Kelley Aims for Olympic Team in Broad Jump Return
New York April 6 Dan Kelly long distance sprint and long jump star announces plans to seek a place on the Olympic team He intends to represent the Multnomah Athletic Club of Seattle at the Western Olympic trials on May 14 He aims to regain his wide jump form and beat the world pick after a London 1908 setback.
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Seattle
Philadelphia Boxer Seeks Kilbane Title Bout
Philadelphia featherweight Ty Cobb real name Phil Kolb travels to Kilbane's hometown Cleveland to press for a 122 pound title shot. Cobb, a Hebrew boxer, says he plans to beat other top foes first to prove his class before meeting Johnny Kilbane. He cites a strong record and pursuit of a championship.
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Anchor Line Offers Attractive Transatlantic Rates
Anchor Line Steamships announces attractive ticket rates for travel from New York to Londonderry Glasgow Port Pierce Napier and other points in Scotland England Ireland and beyond. Superior accommodation excellent cuisine and efficient service are highlighted with prompt renewal applications through local agents in Chicago Henderson and Company.
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Londonderry
Glasgow
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Menderson
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Cheyenne Indians Sign New Infielder for Spring Practice
The Cheyenne Indians secured Frames from Lamont Colorado and Nebraska State league play to bolster the lineup. Manager Huff plans to use him at first base and directs all hopefuls to Frontier Park for today’s practice with uniformed players exempt from carfare. The Union Pacific squad and Parish House club mulling summer team ambitions.
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Colo
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Golf Rules Revised For Publication In New York
The official golf rules revision led by USGA secretary Robert C. Watson is nearly complete and will be sent to the printer soon. A key change is a re arranged index to make penalties for match play clearer and improve accessibility for lay readers. The Sherman Co. bids for Cheyenne scavenger work are invited with sealed proposals due April 16, 1912, including a $25 bid bond and conditions for contract award to the lowest responsible bidder.
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New York
Robert C. Watson
United States Golf Association
tLaveys
Cheyenne
Wyo
Dillon Eyes Return After Kingshide Weigh-In
Jack Dillon predicts a quick exit from a decision in a slim chance rematch with Klaus. Critics and supporters share this view and Dillon may return to the ring against his former foe.
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Kingshide
Jack Dillon
Klaus
Epedr Tatore
Dillon
Lesal
Wyoming Pushes San Diego Exhibit for Panama Broll
Secretary of State Hoax says Wyoming cannot fund two Expositions and favors a permanent San Diego display. Exposition organizers plan a lasting exhibit with a permanent building by Denver asbestos firm and city of San Diego ground donation. Tourism to San Diego has doubled as railroads and officials anticipate higher attendance than San Francisco.
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San Diego
Hoax
California
Wyoming
Houx
Denver
Casper
Tennis courts spring up for Wheatland youth sport
Several lawn tennis courts have been fitted up or are being prepared this week. The game provides fun and healthful exercise for Wheatland’s young people of all ages and both sexes. The writer wonders if local experts could organize a campaign to educate players in nearby Douglas Casper and other towns.
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Wheatland
Douglas
Casper
Laramie
Free $3.50 kidney remedy promises pain relief
An advertisement offers a free "recipe" for weak kidneys and bladder pain. It claims to stop burning and frequent urination within a week and urges readers to request the prescription from Dr. A B Robinson in Detroit. The tone pitches quick, at-home cures with a free send-by-mail offer.
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Luck Building
Detroit
Mich
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