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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1913
Page
14
A fragmentary OCR style text presents unclear lines about truth and embarrassment. It mentions a boy, a dog, a family tree, and branching out seeking identity, but lacks coherent news context or identifiable persons or organizations. The item reads like a stray poetry fragment rather than a full article.
The Leader resumes its sport section to cover Wyoming baseball across cities. The sporting editor seeks team news schedules and challenges for widest publicity in the state, with items properly handled by The Leader’s sport editor.
McMillan and Shepherd on Seventeenth Street received from the Chicago branch of A G Spalding and Company new baseball uniforms for Shim its Terrors. The 12 uniforms are praised for quality with Able-Flannel fabric white with black pencil stripes and cardinal trim. A set was displayed in Mac and Shep's window attracting shoppers. The Terrors will debut the new outfits today at Pioneer Park with a rigorous workout.
A Honolulu newspaper previews a game between the Twenty-fifth Infantry baseball team, fresh from Spokane at Fort Wright, and an all-Chinese squad led by Sammy Hop. Umpire Le Merc, a Frenchman, is listed for the yankee contest. The Chinese lineup includes Hop at second, Hum Wing as pitcher, Wun Run in left, Hop Hed at short, Hit long at first, Hi Fly in right, Low Hitt in center, So Kum catching, Sam Bing at second.
Philadelphia April 12 Luther McCarty, the American white heavyweight champion, faces Jim Flynn in a six round bout at the National A C on Wednesday night April 16. Flynn, a Pueblo fireman, seeks to regain lost prestige after a coast knockout by McCarty. McCarty had sidestepped Bombardier Wells, fueling Flynn’s push to meet Willard or Gunboat Smith as McCarty’s dominant rivals fade.
The two games of the planned yesterday doubleheader between the Young Cubs and the Y E A C did not take place due to mutual reluctance of the managers to meet. No dates have been set to finish the series that began a week ago.
In Kenosha on April 12 Spike Kelly surprised fans by outpointing Billy Walters over ten rounds. Kelly held the edge in infighting and general attack, rendering Walters mostly even until the seventh. The final sessions widened Kellys lead as Battling White absorbed a hard hit from Bobby Williams.
Cincinnati game saw Adams Gibson Fromme McManus Smith and Clark credited in a 570 batter list while Chicago report lists Griner Wingo Lavender C Smith Cheney Bresnahan in a relays note. Philadelphia Brooklyn and New York Pigston games were postponed due to rain.
In Cleveland a 54 to 16 game details appear with Batter names Bens Schalk Mitchell Steen Glavenich Land. Boston game shows Philadelphia 0 5 5 0 and battery Coombs Pennock Lapp Thomas Hedient Leonard Carrigan. Washington New York game postponed due to rain. St Louis Detroit game posted incomplete.
Lincoln defeated Omaha 7 to 2 as Holmberg and Knaupp led a rattling cross fire. The Antelopes hammered Beebe and Robinson and built a big late inning lead. Batteries Holmberg Kunapp Beestration Beebe Robinson She pack.
The C. A. & will meet Arps Terribles this afternoon at the U.F. Clerk's grounds located at Twenty-eighth and Van Lennon streets. A close contest is expected as both teams are fast and evenly matched.
A discussion of historical opposition to state education notes that learning was seen as harmful to the masses. It cites Flannel More as a staunch advocate for schooling the poor with a Bible based curriculum and no writing for the lower classes. A light exchange about a cook highlights humorous commentary on science literacy.
A reader quotes remarks about the Miller family described as dreadful but capable hosts for fine dinners, noting that their hospitality is the only redeeming quality in an otherwise harsh view of their character.
An archival fragment depicts a heated domestic confrontation with insults and exclamations. The excerpt features a speaker branding a partner as cowardly and a fool while venting personal grievance and anger.
Beggs questions what Jaggs did to his wife upon returning home late at night. Jaggs retorts that he has no chance to talk, calling the question foolish. The exchange captures a domestic dispute vibe with sharp exchanges.
An advertisement offers a free prescription claimed to cure nervous debility weak vigor and failing manhood without medicine. It promises a physician endorsed remedy for home use and invites readers to write for a copy mailed in a plain sealed envelope from Dr. A. B. Robinson in Detroit Michigan.
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