Indians Beat Infantry 9 to 4 In Opener
The Cheyenne Indians opened the season with a 9 to 4 victory over the 11th Infantry. Keely struck out 18, Broun and Frame led the offense, Cronin and Wolfe had key hits, and Bishop solidified defense as the Indians built an early lead by the eighth inning and held on.
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11Th Infantry
Poldlero
Bande
Chevermere
Meron
Trown
Stiehop
Thillans
Keely
Baves
Kame
Huff
Brntney
Indians
Hresnalion
Cronlin
Bishop
Bnaade
Parent
Frame
Perkins
Kresser
Ringer
Crontin
Fleet
Mallet
Mehop
Wolfe
Mantle
Short
Daugherty
Matot
Baade Ee
Brown
Warlamont
McLaughlin
Campion
Melaughlin
Bisho
Perkine
Malot
Cronln
Kins
Lafe
Warlavment
Perkina
Cronin
Hande
Meet
Blehop
Krosser
Sullivan
Tichards
Cheyenne Indiana
Indiana
Infantry
Hishop
Frown
Creatin
Crentson
Rho
Warl'mt
Eatree
Ob Campion
Ib Kresser
Humdinger Trib Leader Game Opens Spring Season
The Farmer Tribune Stockman team meets The Leader on the diamond at Twenty eighth and Carey in a spring opener. Police will time the game with a force of six, city councilmen guard the outfields, and spectators will be guided to their seats as the first real baseball of the season begins at 2 o clock.
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Electren
Jad Dice
Hehdy
Kpot
Farmer ~ Tribune
Ernest
Etty Council
Apyelascen
Feldera
Road Work Keeps Baker in Top Fighting Condition
Denver April 27 Howard Baker trains alone for his bout with Jimmy Gardiner next Wednesday at the stockyards arena. He starts at 9 am with a dog trot to City Park then alternates road and gym work to develop speed and wind. Baker, once in Colorado, avoids acclimatization and maintains good fitness with steady interval exercise.
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Denver
Colo
Howard Baker
Jimmy Gardiner
Stockyards Arena
City Park
Hker
Dle
Colorado
Cubs Release Players in Mutual Agreement Deals
Chicago clubs announce pitcher Emil Richter sent to Louisville of the American Association under a mutual release with Cubs manager Frank Chance. Chicago officials also say Del Paddock is released to Dubuque and Tom Carney to Lincoln in a series of early season transactions.
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Chicago
Emil Richter
Louisville
American Association
Rank Chance
Cubs
Tichter
White Sox
Cominky
Chicago Americans Today
del Paddock
Dubuque
Tom Carney
Lincoln
Dearest Go Slam Him in the Nose San Francisco Bout
Pat Moore of Philadelphia is set to meet Jack Tritton of Chicago in a 20 round heat next Tuesday in San Francisco. Moore is attended by his wife who acts as chief advisor during training, assisting between rounds with a towel and sponge.
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San Francisco
Pat” Moore
Jack Tritton
Chicago
Regional Scoreline Brief From Early 1900s Ledger
A list of city pairings and scores appears, noting Minneapolis leading Indianapolis 2 1 and a series of matchups: Kansas City 2 Columbus 3 St. Paul 6 Louisville 1 Milwaukee 4 Toledo 6 Topeka 1 Denver 3 Des Moines 2 Sioux City 1 St. Joseph 8 Omaha 1 Lincoln 5 Wichita 7.
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Indianapolis
Kansas City
Columbus
St. Paul
Louieville
Milwaukee
Toledo
Topeka
Denver
Dex Moines
Sioux City
St. Joseph
Omaha
Lincoln
Wichita
Baseball Flashbacks From 1858 To 1911
A compact recap of notable baseball events from 1858 to 1911 including a snow postponed 1858 National League game in Philadelphia, Chicago Americans 23 singles against Cleveland pitcher Baker in 1901, Hresnahan's homer for the Cardinals in 1903, a 1908 collapse of temporary stands in Cleveland, Stovall retirement scoreless hitless game in 1908, Washington defeating Boston 2 to 1 in 1910 after 12 innings with 16 hits each, and Sid Smith's 15 putouts for Cleveland in 1911.
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Moreland Baseball Bureau
Philadelphia
Chicago Americans
Baker
Cleveland
Roger Hresnahan
Cardinals
New York
Jack McFetridge
Phillies
Cleveland Grounds
Jesse Stovall
Louisville
Minneapolis
Washington
Boston
Sid Smith
Far Smith Wins Individual Trophy at Cheyenne Meet
Far Smith of Cheyenne High School claimed the individual trophy at the city meet held Friday at Central Park, earning top honors in the event.
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Far Smith
Cheyenne High
Schdor
Central Park
Evansville athlete to face challengers in middle distance
Harry J. Newell of the Eleventh Infantry at Fort Russell issues a challenge to run against any opponent in a half mile 440 yard or mile event at any time and place.
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Ee Ee
Harry J. Newell
Eleventh Infantry
Fort Russell
Outlaws Win Ball Contest Over Regulars At Fort Russell
Company C Outlaws defeated the Regulars of Com pany 28 to 16 yesterday at Fort Russell. Batteries for Outlaws were Walter and McGee, Regulars Abraham and Rice.
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Outlaws
Fort Russell
C and S and Burlington to Build New Depot
The two railroad companies plan a new union depot for a main line, promising no public access disruption by coordinating streetcar track extensions. Officials say the move will reshape Cheyenne’s traffic patterns and future building plans despite delays and weather claims.
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Union Depot
Cheyenne
Railroad creates new depot and warehouse plan in city
The railroad shifts offices to multiple city areas for consolidation. A plan aims to convert the old Burlington depot into a rental warehouse and begin constructing a new building soon. The completion targets occupancy when the gulf-to-sound line of the Hill interests is finished.
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Nurlington
Gulf-To-Sound
How Railroads Put On Screws
Washington details a four year study of Delaware Lackawanna and Western earnings showing coal ton mile charges higher than merchandise. Railroads allegedly suppress competition in coal transport while maintaining lower rates for merchandise. Taxes and tariff debates follow with Taft opposition. Stanley committee reveals 23 men wield vast interlocked control over major corporations and banks, wealth surpassing that of millions of citizens.
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Washington, D. C
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Stanley
Steel Trust
Republic
Direct Election Plan Postponed Again in Senate Fight
Washington April 27 The house will not act on the direct election constitutional amendment until the post office appropriation bill is disposed of Chairman Rucker said he intended to seek immediate agreement with the senate but withholds action until next week to allow members to speak on the subject.
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Washington
House
Rucker
Elections Committee
Senate
Senator Andrewa Sentenced for Bribe Vote Conviction
Columbus Ohio April 27 State Senator L KR Andrewa of Ironton convicted of accepting a bribe for his vote and sentenced to nine months in the penitentiary by Judge Dillon. Rodney Diegel former senate sergeant at arms also to serve a penitentiary term for participating in the offense.
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Goas
Columbus
L. KR. Andrewa
Ironton
Wao
Dillon
Rodney Diegel
Senate
Roosevelt Tour Aims at Major Massachusetts Cities
Roosevelt plans a broad Boston to Taunton itinerary with speeches in Quincy Brockton Middleboro New Bedford and Balliver following his departure from Boston. The day promises vigorous activity as he continues his campaign trail.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Theodore Roosevelt
Quincy
Brockton
Middleboro
Tauntos
New Bedford
Balliver
Roosevelt and Taft Clashing Campaign Events Schedule
Tonight at Honton arena Torapechhan hosts a clash as Colonel Roosevelt faces charges echoed by President Taft on Thursday. Taft plans a second visit Monday across Bristol Plymouth and Middlesex counties. La Follette supporters claim 20000 votes in Tuesday primaries. Former Senator Towns Robinson and Du Bois slated to speak in Boston wards Brockton and Chelsea. Copies of the Joun Dawe song are circulating.
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Torapechhan
Honton Arena
Jtma
Roosevelt
Taft
Bristol
Plymouth
Baex
Middlesex
LaFollelle
Clark
Towns
New York
Robinson
Arkansas
Fred Dubois
Idaho
Boston
Brockton and
Chelsea
Joun Dawe
Man Claims Corpse Is Not His in Fort Worth Case
A Fort Worth man says the body sent to Brooklyn for W. B. Wofford is not his son. Mrs. Mary Wofford accepted the exchange and collected life insurance six weeks ago. A man visiting the morgue now claims to be the real Wofford, citing letters found on the body.
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Fort Worth
Texas
W. B. Wofford
Brooklyn
N. Y
Mary Wofford
Wofford
Clairvoyant Prof Leonard Advertises Readings
A historical classified-like notice promotes clairvoyant Prof Leonard offering Sunday readings at Lyric Rooms and claims endorsements from prominent clients. The text also lists unrelated advertisements for Eureka Vacuum Cleaning window glass and Stevenson Electrical Co at Carey Avenue.
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Leonard
Lyric Rooms
Lyric Theatre
Eureka Vacuum Cleaning
Stevenson Electrical Co
Carey Ave
Blood Disorder Cure Promoted by German Remedy
An ad claims a German remedy labeled “06” cures blood disorders by direct bloodstream injection. It promises relief from rash swellings pulns aches and other symptoms with no adverse effects and offers proof of a lasting cure.
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