Phillies fall to Giants as errors haunt defense
In Philadelphia the Phillies lost 11 to 4 to the Giants after costly errors by the home defense. Alexander pitched for the Phillies. Marquard, Meyers and Wilson worked for the Giants.
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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 at Lyric Theatre Sunday
Advertisement claiming Prof Leonard offers clairvoyant services for investments law suits and personal matters. It touts endorsements letters gyrographs and photos and invites callers to consult the “worlds greatest medium” at the Lyric Rooms Lyric Theatre for Sunday teachings.
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Leonard
Lyric Rooms
Lyric Theatre
Indians and 11th Infantry Play Saturday
Cheyenne fans await a double header as the Cheyenne Indians and the Elev enth Infantry meet at Pioneer Park on Saturday the 27th to kick off the season. Manager Huff has assembled a fast cast from semi pro clubs across the west with solid subs and strong pitching to back them.
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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 Chronology from 1884 to 1911 with Team Highlights
A compact recap listing notable baseball events and players across years 1884 to 1911. Highlights include Russell Ford’s pitching with the New York Americans, a Cincinnati triple play against Pittsburgh, Waddell’s 11 strikeouts in a loss to Boston, Highlanders nine-run eighth inning off Tom Hughes, a New York triple play at Brooklyn, Fred Clarke’s ten putouts in left, and Governor Tener’s Philadelphia pennant event. Auction mention of 1607 Capitol Ave appears as ancillary note.
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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 Ark April 24 Jim Flynn and Jack Curley reached Hot Springs to prepare for the July 4 bout with Jack Johnson in Las Vegas New Mexico Flynn began conditioning with baths and a mild mountain drill and weighed in at 212 pounds Curley will depart May 1 Corbett predicts Flynn will have early help in Las Vegas and notes champions face tougher years as Papke and Attell recently lost their crowns.
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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 across cities
The report lists game results from the American Association with teams including Columbus and Minneapolis 3 to 2, Louisville 0 to 1, Toledo 6 to 7, Indianapolis 9 to 12, and Milwaukee 12 to 7.
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American Association
Columbus
Minneapolis
Loulaville
Kangay City
Toledo
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Baseball scores from a multi-city game night
Location by location results show Topeka 4 over Lincoln 2 Des Moines 2 over Omaha 6 Wichita 6 over Denver 4 Sioux City 5 over St. Joseph 6 after 10 innings due to darkness
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Topeka
Lincoln
Des Moines
Omaha
Wichita
Denver
Sioux City
St. Joseph
Derby Day Card at Churchill Downs Sets Record Value
Louisville report notes Derby Day at Churchill Downs on May 11 will feature a 9400 dollar addition to the day's program, the richest first day card in Kentucky racing history. Veterinarians say Bourbon Beau, 4, from Thomas Collins, can be saved for stud after snapping two tendons in its right fore leg during a Sunday breeze at Churchill Town.
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Louisville
Churchill Downs
Kentucky
Bourbon Beau
Thomas Collins
Churchilltown
Morris and McCarthy Drawn for Ten Round Bout
Tulsa report: Oklahoma heavyweight Carl Morris and Chicago heavyweight Luther McCarthy were matched for a ten round bout set for May 3 in Springfield Missouri. The winner earns 60 percent of the gate receipts with the loser taking 40 percent.
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Tulsa
Okla
Carl Morris
Oklahoma
Luther McCarthy
Chicago
Springfield
Good Roads Improvement Through Federal Aid Debate
The article reports on a session discussing federal aid for roads as a national issue. W Shackleford of Missouri urges action in the House, noting farmers demand better roads due to more auto use and rural delivery. Proposals include building national highways to connect cross roads and elevate rural networks to European standards.
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Mr. Shackleford
Good Roads Movement
Europe
Johnson Flynn fight ringside seats attract Dawson fans
Las Vegas New Mexico April 24 large order for ringside seats for the Johnson Flynn fight on July 4 comes from Dawson citizens who will run a special train to Sasiegas. Promoter Charles OMalley has opened headquarters and lists accommodations. Flynn arrives May 15 to begin 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
Little fistic encounter costs ball men 8200
The New York report says manager Dahlen of the Brooklyn Nationals and umpire Rigler indulged in a partisan disturbance at Polo Grounds. Both were fined 100 dollars each and Dahlen suspended until May 4 as NL President Lynch weighs punishments, deeming the penalties 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 CHALLENGE winner of the Tribune Leader contest invites the Leader Tribune winners to a game to be played on the 28th, announcing the challenge publicly and seeking a match date and venue.
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Bird
Wilson Best Candidate To Make Presidential Race In New York
A New York observer notes strong sentiment for Governor Wilson in the state and across the East. He predicts Wilson would deliver the strongest New York challenge to President Roosevelt amid a rising progressive mood.
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Wilson
New York
New York State
Roosevelt
Jenkins Asks To Ad Minister Wife's Estate
Adams County Colorado court petition seeks probate of the will of J Iren JenKing for Cheyenne based estate valued at $50 and stocks 15000, notes totaling 31000, deposits 600, and real property in Brighton. The petitioner named as executor and sole devisee alleges witnesses Bauer and Garard signed the will on the date stated.
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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 Endorse Leffingwell as Fine Citizen
A letter signed by Brighton prominent citizens dated April 24 1912 Defends A B Leffingwell president and chief owner of Leffingwell Mercantile Co and former vice president of Farmers and Merchants Bank In Brighton Jessie Root Jenkins stepfather Leffingwell is praised as kind just and generous while the authors say authorities will investigate his life and the Leader prints the news in connection with the Jenkins murder.
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Brighton
Colo
Jenking
Leffingwell
Colorado
Cheyenne
Leffingwell Mercantile Co
Farmers’ and Merchants’ Bank
Jessie Root Jenkins
Mr. Leffingwell
Leffuigwell
Will Admission Petition Seeks Letters Testamentary
In June 1911 the testatrix aged about 27 is claimed to have disposed mind and acted freely without duress or fraud and her last will disposed of all her estate. The petitioner J Warren Jenkins asks that the will be admitted to probate and letters testamentary be issued.
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J. Warren Jenkins
Bank Report of Cheyenne National Bank 1912 Condition
Report of the condition of Stockgrowers National Bank Cheyenne Wyoming as of April 18 1912. It lists lawful money in reserve and resources including United States bonds deposits with banks and trust companies and public funds. The statement is sworn by cashier W L Whipple and signed by directors with notary.
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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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