Phillies Lose 11 to 4 as Giants Dominate
In Philadelphia on April 24 the Giants defeated the Phillies 11 to 4 behind strong hitting and costly Phillies errors. The game featured pitching by Alexander Schultz and Graham for the Phillies and Marquard Meyers and Wilson for the Giants, with 8 errors by Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Phillies
Giants
Alexander
Schultz
Graham
Marquard
Meyers
Wilson
Hite
Brooklyn
Brown
Hostén
Boston
Allen
Koetzer
Phillips
Kling
Hoston
I. Pitteburg
Cincinnati
Clairvoyant Prof Leonard Promises Power and Wealth
An advertisement for Prof Leonard, claiming clairvoyant abilities to improve business, investments, suits, and family matters. It asserts endorsements and confidential service, promising wealth, happiness, and control, with contact at Sunday Teachings Lyric Rooms Lyric Theatre.
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Leonard
Lyric Rooms
Lyric Theatre
Indians and 11th Infantry Play Saturday
Cheyenne Indians face the Elev enth Infantry on Saturday at Pioneer Park to start the season. Manager Huff has built a fast, self supporting squad from semi pro clubs across the west with a strong bench. Players include Frame Perkins Crowlin Mualott Bishop Karl Brown Keely Bilgendorf Warlaumont and others ready to compete in Cheyenne. A boosters dance follows the game with admission 60 seats for gentlemen and ladies.
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Cheyenne
Cheyenne Indians
Eleventh Infantry
Huff
Old Cheyenne
Frame
Perkins
Cheyenne Indiana
Cooper
Crowlin
Mualott
Bishop
Green River
Karl Brown
Dames Bros
Keely
Bilgendorf
Nebraska
Warlaumont
Pioneer Park
Baseball Today 1884 1900 1903 1910 1911 Highlights
Notes from the Moreland Baseball Bureau cover events across years 1884 to 1911 including Russell Ford of the New York Americans triple plays in 1900 Irwin Steinfeldt Beckley triple play 1900, 1903 Athletics Waddell striking out 11 Boston but losing 4 0, 1910 Highlanders nine runs in eighth off Tom Hughes, 1911 Fred Clarke ten putouts in left field in Pittsburgh game Governor Tener Pennsylvania championship pennant noted for Athletica, plus an Auction Sale entry at 1607 Capitol Ave and Sherman Co.
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Moreland Baseball Bureau
Russell Ford
New York Americans
Manitoba
Canada
Irwin
Steinfeldt
Beckley
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Waddell
Athletics
Boston
Highlanders
Tom Hughes
Washington
Bridwell
Doyle
Mork
Flynn Begins Work for Bout with Johnson
Hot Springs Arkansas April 24 Jim Flynn and Jack Curley arrived in town readying for the July 4 title clash with Jack Johnson in Las Vegas New Mexico. Flynn began light training baths and rest while Curley heads for Las Vegas May 1 with his fighter. Corbett predicts Flynn may get early help as he did in New Orleans and notes a year of changing champions.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Jim Flynn
Jack Curley
Flynn
Jack Johnson
Las Vegas
N. M
Curley
Corbett
New Orleans
John L
Papke
Attell
American Association scores and standings listed
A results list shows city teams with scores: Columbus 3 against Minneapolis 2, Louisville 0 versus Kangay City 1, Toledo 6 against St. Paul 7, Indianapolis 9 against Milwaukee 12.
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American Association
Columbus
Minneapolis
Loulaville
Kangay City
Toledo
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Topeka and Lincoln battle in long game
In a 10 inning contest halted by darkness Topeka defeated Lincoln 4 to 2. The seven other listed games show Des Moines 2 over Omaha 6 Wichita 6 over Denver 4 Sioux City 5 and St Joseph 6.
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Topeka
Lincoln
Des Moines
Omaha
Wichita
Denver
Sioux City
St. Joseph
Derby Day Card Brings Kentucky’s Richest First Day
Louisville reporters note the Derby Day program at Churchill Downs on May 11 with $9,400 added money making it the most valuable first day card in Kentucky history. Veterinarians say Bourbon Beau, the 4 year old from Thomas Collins, can be saved for stud after snapping two tendons in its right fore leg at Churchill Town.
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Louisville
Churchill Downs
Kentucky
Bourbon Beau
Thomas Collins
Churchilltown
Morris and McCarthy Set for May 3 Ten-Round Bout
Tulsa April 24 Carl Morris Oklahoma heavyweight and Luther McCarthy Chicago heavyweight were matched today for a ten round bout in Springfield Missouri on May 3. Winner receives 60 percent of gate receipts with 40 percent to the loser.
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Tulsa
Okla
Carl Morris
Oklahoma
Luther McCarthy
Chicago
Springfield
Good Roads Movement Grows as Federal Aid Debates Rise
The article notes rising interest in federal aid for roads during the annual session. W Shackleford of Missouri urges Democratic action, citing farmers and rural delivery as driving demand. He predicts national highway plans may precede broader road improvements nationwide.
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Mr. Shackleford
Good Roads Movement
Europe
Johnson Flynn fight draws Dawson demand for ringside seats
Las Vegas New Mexico report notes Dawson citizens ordered many ringside seats for the July 4 bout. A special train to Sasiegas is planned. Promoter Charles O Malley opens headquarters and lists accommodations. Flynn arrives May 15 to start training. promoter Jack Curley expected May 10.
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Las Vegas
N. M
Johnson-Flynn
Dawson
Sasiegas
Charles O'Malley
Flynn
Jack Curley
Fistiana Dispute Leads to Suspensions in Brooklyn Game
In New York on April 24 Manager Dahlen of the Brooklyn Nationals and umpire Rigler sparked a friendly melee at Polo Grounds. Both received $100 fines each and Dahlen was suspended from play until May 4 while National League President Lynch determines further punishment, comments suggesting the penalties were light.
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New York
Hitle Fistieywift
Dahlen
Brooklyn Nationals
Rigler
National League
Dahien
Lynch
Bird's Rounders Challenge Winners of Leader Tribune Game
The Bird's Rounders issue a challenge to the winners of the Leader Tribune contest to play a match on the 28th, announcing their intent in a brief notice.
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Bird
Wilson Best Candidate to Make Presidential Race in New York
The article notes strong sentiment for Governor Wilson in New York and the East, with speculation that Wilson could carry New York against Roosevelt. It mentions no formal meeting yet and highlights a generally progressive mood in the state.
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Wilson
New York
New York State
Roosevelt
Jenkins Asks To Admin Wife's Estate
In Adams County Colorado the petitioner J Iren Jenking seeks administration of the deceased wife of J. Jenkins. The estate includes Cheyenne Wyoming city value and stock in Leffingwell Mercantile Brighton valued at 15000 plus 80,000 shares etc. The petition states the petitioner is named executor and sole devisee in the will dated June 22, with witnesses N Bauer and G A Garard. The filing requests probate of the alleged last will and testament of the deceased.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
Leffingwell Mercantile Company
Brighton
Colo
North Brighton
J. Warren Jenkins
George W. Williams
Patrick Mulligan
Bert Thayer
C. V. Leffingwell
National Bank
J. Iren Jenking
Bauer
G. A. Garard
Adams
Colorado
Wil
Brighton Citizens Defend Leffingwell Amid Jenkins Case
A letter signed by Brighton leaders dated April 24 1912 declares A S Leffingwell a fine citizen. It states he has lived in Brighton for nineteen years and leads Leffingwell Mercantile Co. He is praised as generous and law abiding and as stepfather to Jessie Root Jenkins. The paper notes only an inquiry by authorities.
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Brighton
Colo
Jenking
Leffingwell
Colorado
Cheyenne
Leffingwell Mercantile Co
Farmers’ and Merchants’ Bank
Jessie Root Jenkins
Mr. Leffingwell
Leffuigwell
Testamentary admission sought for 27 year old testatrix
In June 1911 the testatrix aged about 27 appeared to dispose of all her estate by last will. The petitioner J Warren Jenkins asks that the will be admitted to probate and letters testamentary be issued to him.
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J. Warren Jenkins
Report of the Condition Cheyenne Stockgrowers Bank 1912
The report of the condition for the Cheyenne Stockgrowers National Bank Wyoming shows assets totaling 2,405,019.47 with cash items and United States deposits among major components. Liabilities include deposits and other obligations totaling 2,305,019.47, with officers confirming the figures as true to the best belief on April 18, 1912.
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National Bank
Cheyenne
Wyoming
United States
U. S
Lonne
Savnes
Aleburaing
Jaxamie L. Whipple
Canhior
L. Whipple
Coanhier
Louise &, Smith
John Whitaker
A. J. Rondel
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W. 17Th St
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11Th Infantry
Capitol Ave
the Sherman Co
Johnson
Harrisisms
Harris
Harrisa
Vyes-Harris
Western League
Morris
McCarthy
Sord Clark
Haviland
Jenkins
Sealine
Sree
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