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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1913
Page
14
The Leader invites Wyoming teams to send schedules challenges and timely sport items. Readers are assured broad publicity and proper handling by the paper's sport editor to keep in touch with local baseball activity statewide.
Reports show multiple league games with line scores and batters listed. Key matchups include St Louis, Boston, Chicago, Philadelphia, New York, and Detroit with pitchers and lineups identified, noting no Brooklyn Philadelphia game.
Sheridan Wyoming celebrates its entry into a four team Midland Empire league with Buffalo Billings and Lewiston. Officers include President King Grimestad of Billings and Treasurer I P Hayes of Sheridan. A $1600 season fund is needed to field a team, with salary limits and home players per game to be maintained.
At Buffalo and Sheridan funds for team upkeep are nearly secured with large overages possible. If either fails, two Montana cities stand ready to assume their franchises, forming a league entirely of Montana residents.
The Cheyenne and Laramie baseball figure George Allen known as Lefty Miller joins Brooklin in the National League and debuts with a 3 to 2 win over the New York Giants. He stands five feet three inches, a southpaw famed for a sweeping curve and a startling pace.
Domestic servants organize a union in Chicago named the Household Workers' association. They seek two afternoons off weekly and the right to entertain in the parlor without family interference, having just secured a charter from the American Federation of Labor.
Daniel F. Kellogg, longtime financial editor of the New York Sun, resigns to join J. P. Morgan & Co. as head of the publicity department with a rumored $25,000 annual salary. Morgan plans a new publicity bureau introducing new policies.
The eight AL managers see chances to win the pennant and world title. Connie Mack expects the Athletics to regain form, Clark Griffith’s Senators rely on Walter Johnson, Jake Stahl’s Red Sox aim to repeat, Cobb seeks 15000 dollars, and managers in Detroit Cleveland and St Louis anticipate strong showings.
Elizabeth asks about chronic headaches and catarrh. the doctor prescribes Vilane powder nasal wash with a catarrh balm, and warns to use to prevent recurrence. Other readers seek cures for dandruff, thinness, rheumatism, coughs, indigestion, obesity, constipation, sleep loss, bed wetting, and nervous exhaustion with various tonics, tonics, and patent remedies.
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