Indians wallop soldiers 9 to 4 in first season game
Cheyenne Indians beat the 11th Infantry 9 to 4 in a season opener. Keely struck out 18, Bancs relieved, Cronlin, Fleet and Bishop produced key hits as Frame and Perkins scored again. The Soldiers fought back but could not overcome early Indian rallies.
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Cheyenne Indiana
Indiana
Infantry
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Frown
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Eatree
Ob Campion
Ib Kresser
Humdinger Trib Leader Baseball Game Today
The Farmer Tribune Stockman team meets The Leader on the diamond at Twenty eighth and Carey for an opening season game at 2 o clock. Police keep the score indicator, city officials trail the field, and spectators are guided to their seats for the long awaited contest.
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Jad Dice
Hehdy
Kpot
Farmer ~ Tribune
Ernest
Etty Council
Apyelascen
Feldera
Road training keeps Baker in peak fighting form
Denver column notes Howard Baker trains alone each morning at City Park, starting at 9 o clock with a dog trot and steady road work. The routine hones his wind and flesh for the upcoming bout with Jimmy Gardiner at the stockyards arena next Wednesday night, reflecting Baker’s reputation as a disciplined, industrious fighter.
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Jimmy Gardiner
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Colorado
Cubs Release Emil Richter and Others in April Moves
Chicago reports Emil Richter released to Louisville of the American Association after an agreement allowing Cubs to reclaim him in August. Also, Del Paddock released to Dubuque and Tom Carney sent to Lincoln from the Chicago Americans.
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Emil Richter
Louisville
American Association
Rank Chance
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Tichter
White Sox
Cominky
Chicago Americans Today
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Dubuque
Tom Carney
Lincoln
Dearest Go Slam Him in the Nose Now in San Francisco
Pat Moore the Philadelphian prepares for a 20 round bout with Jack Tritton of Chicago next Tuesday. His wife acts as chief advisor during training, wiping his brow and refreshing him between rounds in the corner.
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San Francisco
Pat” Moore
Jack Tritton
Chicago
Localized Score Rack From Midwest Matches
A list of city pair scores appears with Minneapolis vs Indianapolis 2 1 and other city matchups. Entries include Kansas City 2 Columbus 3 St Paul 6 Louisville 1 Milwaukee 4 Toledo 6 Topeka 1 Denver 3 and Des Moines 2 Sioux City 1 St Joseph 8 Omaha 1 Lincoln 5 Wichita 7.
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Indianapolis
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Columbus
St. Paul
Louieville
Milwaukee
Toledo
Topeka
Denver
Dex Moines
Sioux City
St. Joseph
Omaha
Lincoln
Wichita
Baseball through the years hits and mishaps list
A year by year snapshot notes a 1858 snow postponement in Philadelphia a 1901 Cleveland pitcher Baker yields 23 singles Chicago Americans offense in 1901 1903 Hresnahan hits a grand homer for the Cardinals off McFetridge 1908 stands collapse injuring several and Jesse Stovall goes scoreless in Minneapolis 1910 Washington outlasts Boston 2 to 1 in 12 with 16 hits each 1911 Sid Smith of Cleveland records 15 putouts
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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 Captures Individual Trophy at City Merit
Cheyenne high school athlete Far Smith won the individual trophy at Friday’s city merit event held in Central Park. The competition drew participation from local schools and awarded a top honor to Smith for outstanding performance.
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Far Smith
Cheyenne High
Schdor
Central Park
Newell to Meet Challengers in Run Events at Fort Russell
Harry J. Newell of the Eleventh Infantry at Fort Russell issues a challenge to run any opponent in the half mile 440 yard and mile. He invites rivals to set the time and place at their convenience, signaling his readiness to race anytime.
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Ee Ee
Harry J. Newell
Eleventh Infantry
Fort Russell
Outlaws Defeat Regulars In Fort Russell Ball Contest
The Outlaws, 28, defeated the Regulars of Com pany C yesterday at Fort Russell by 28 to 16. Batteries for Outlaws were Walte and McGee. Regulars included Abraham and Rice.
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Outlaws
Fort Russell
C and S and Burlington 10 Build New Depot
The article reports plans for a new union depot for a main line road, signaling a major traffic hub for the region. Officials say weather delayed no action and that streetcar lines will extend to ease public access while the new depot alters city traffic and building plans.
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Union Depot
Cheyenne
Railroad moves consolidate offices and build new depot
The railway plans consolidation across the city and will establish a single building site. The old Burlington depot will become a rental warehouse and construction on the new structure will start soon to be ready when the gulf-to-sound line of the Hill interests is completed.
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Nurlington
Gulf-To-Sound
How Railroads Put on Screws and Wealth Power
Washington date April 27. A study of the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western earnings shows coal charges per ton mile higher than merchandise for four years, implying suppressed competition in coal transport. Also notes tariff rates on wool and a Stanley committee report claiming twenty three men control vast corporate wealth surpassing 30 million citizens.
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Washington, D. C
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Stanley
Steel Trust
Republic
Direct Election Plan Deferred Again in Senate Row
Washington April 27 The house will not act on the constitutional amendment for direct election of senators until the post office appropriation bill is disposed of. Chairman Rucker said he intended to seek immediate agreement with the senate but withheld action at members’ request to allow further discussion, delaying action until next week.
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Washington
House
Rucker
Elections Committee
Senate
Senator Aaroned Bribe Advocate Sentenced in Ohio Case
Columbus April 27 State Senator L. KR. Andrewa of Ironton was convicted of accepting a bribe for his vote and sentenced today by Judge Dillon to nine months in the penitentiary. Rodney Diegel, former senate sergeant at arms, also receives a penitentiary term for participating in the offense.
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Columbus
L. KR. Andrewa
Ironton
Wao
Dillon
Rodney Diegel
Senate
Tarp Will Follow Roosevelt Trail Through Massachusetts
Roosevelt plans a day of activity after Boston with speeches in Quincy Brockton Middleboro Taunton New Bedford and Fall River. The tour aims to rally elites and supporters as he continues his candidacy.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Theodore Roosevelt
Quincy
Brockton
Middleboro
Tauntos
New Bedford
Balliver
Roosevelt Taft clash predicted at Honton arena night
Theday features Roosevelt reply to Taft charges from Thursday platform. Taft plans a second presidential visit Monday tracing the Roosevelt trail through Bristol Plymouth Middlesex counties. La Follette supporters claim 20000 in Tuesday primaries. Other leaders Towns Robinson and Du Bois scheduled to speak in Boston wards Brockton and Chelsea. Copies of a song are widely distributed.
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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 Fort Worth corpse is not his Wofford body
In Fort Worth Texas a man enters an undertaker shop claiming the body sent to Brooklyn as W B Wofford is not his. The man says he is the real Wofford, and letters found on the body are from his mother. Mrs Wofford already received the body and life insurance.
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Texas
W. B. Wofford
Brooklyn
N. Y
Mary Wofford
Wofford
Clairvoyant Professor Leonard Advertises Mystical services
An advertisement promotes Prof Leonard a renowned clairvoyant offering readings on business investments law suits family money matters and personal influence. It boasts endorsements from prominent clients and mentions Sunday readings at Lyric Rooms and a phone number.
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Leonard
Lyric Rooms
Lyric Theatre
German Remedy “06” Blood Cure Claims Immediate Relief
An unverified claim promotes a German remedy named “06” injected into the blood as a cure for rash swelling pulms and aches with no side effects. The article offers no medical evidence or expert validation.
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