Colorado football star under knife in Colorado Springs
Kenneth Heald, star halfback for Colorado College for three years, underwent an operation at a local sanitarium after injuries from last fall’s football season. The procedure was successful and he will stay in bed about ten days. Heald previously battled a shoulder injury and was known for containing Denver’s Douke Schroeder. His 1910 play earned him multiple offers, and he finished his college career strong in the Bb. V. game.
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New Record Set in Night Torpedo Firing at Pensacola
In Pensacola harbor on April 6 the destroyers Trappe and Monaghan achieved a world record for night torpedo firing. Every torpedo hit the bullseye target while the five-ship group averaged 70 percent hits, surpassing daylight firing averages. Paper hanging? The Sherman Co.
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Kelley Seeks Olympic Bid in Jumping Return
New York April 6 Dan Kelly holder of world amateur records for 100 and 200 yards announces aim to join the Olympic team not as a sprinter but to beat the world in the running broad jump. He would represent Multnomah Athletic Club of Seattle at Western Olympic tryouts May 14 and plans to regain his jumping form.
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Philadelphia Boxer Chases Kilbane in Cleveland Trial
Philadelphia featherweight Ty Cobb real name Phil Kolb travels to Kilbane’s hometown for a shot at the 122 pound title. Cobb aims to prove his class by fighting other top contenders before forcing a bout with Johnny Kilbane, asserting he has beaten nearly all leading featherweights.
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Anchor Line Low Fares to Europe From New York
Attractive rates for tickets between New York and Scotch English Irish Continental and Mediterranean points. Superior accommodation excellent cuisine efficient service. Apply promptly for reservation to local agent of Anchor Line or Henderson general agents Chicago.
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Cheyenne Indians Court New Talent for Spring Baseball
The Cheyenne Indians secure Frame from Lamont Colorado and Nebraska State league play to bolster the infield as manager Huff plans spring practice at Frontier park. Local players urged to attend drills. those in uniform will ride free to practice. Union Pacific and Parish House clubs eye summer teams as weather delays selection.
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Golf Rules Ready for Publication
New York April 6 The revision of the official golf rules to be printed soon after completion aims to improve user guidance and case indexing. The updated book promises a clearer arrangement to help both casual players and competitors.
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Robert C. Watson
United States Golf Association
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Dillon eyes comeback after Kingside clash with Klaus
Noted at Kingside Jack Dillon asserts he can heat out of the decision in a thin flight with Klaus. Critics and pundits share the view and Dillon may soon return to the ring against his late opponent their next match-up expected to feature strong rivalry.
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Wyoming Should Exhibit at San Diego Exposition
In an interview Leader reporter quotes Secretary of State Hoax advocating Wyoming exhibit at San Diego for a permanent display lasting a year. He notes San Francisco one six months, discusses a permanent fireproof building by Denver asbestos company, San Diego ground donation, and rising tourist traffic validating San Diego as the Pacific Coast tourist hub.
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Tennis Courts Rise in Wheatland for Local Youth
Several lawn tennis courts have been fitted up this week or are being prepared. The activity brings healthful exercise and fun to Wheatland’s young people of all ages and both sexes. The piece wonders if local experts could lead an education campaign for players in Douglas, Casper and nearby towns.
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Free $3.50 Kidney Recipe Promises Pain Relief
An advertisement offers a free home recipe for weak kidneys and bladder pain claimed to stop scalding and frequent urination within a week. It invites readers to write to Dr A B Robinson in Detroit to receive the recipe by mail, asserting simple, harmless cures and a quick recovery.
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Luck Building
Detroit
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