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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1913

Page

14

Terrors Defeat Shimux Terrors In Doubleheader At Pioneer Park

The Shimux Terrors split a Sunday doubleheader with the Knights of Columbus team. In the opener Webb battled Richie in a pitching duel as K C held on 4 3 4. The afternoon game saw Davis held to five innings before the Terribles pushed across six runs to win 7 1.

Menbera Knights of Columbus Zeus Terriblow Shimux Richie Webb Terrors Hendershot Knights Heaney K. C's Writ Brothers Shimttxe Kalele Reallalog Bitsoe Lanings Torrora Davis Terribles Perkins Doody Thia Shimitz Trnch Hkendse Davin Goodwin

Another Terror Has Lamp Cracked and Knight Badly Bruised

A morning game at Pioneer Park between the Shi mits Terrors and the Knights of Columbus was halted by a collision between Robert Hanenworth and Tommy Heaney. Heaney lost consciousness briefly and suffered facial injuries but played on later, while Hanenworth sustained a cut and bruise and finished the morning contest.

Lamp Knight Shimits Terrors Knights of Columbus Pioneer Park Robert Hanenworth Rightielder Tommy Heaney Knights Heaney Hanesworth Ibhneston Zaz’ Terribles

Woman Admitted To Supreme Court Bar

Mrs John Quincy Kern author and lawyer of Newaygo has been admitted to the bar of the Supreme Court of the United States. She is married to Judge Josiah Quincy Kern and is a graduate of Mere Museey College.

Washington John Quincy Kern Newaypaper Supreme Court of the United States Kern Josiah Quincy Kern Mere, Museey's College

National League Results Yesterday Across Cities

In Chicago BR Hendrix Adams Kelly Toney Cheney Archer powered a battery group. St Louis battery Powell Wapps Packard Clarke Sal Wingo led the scoring. Brooklyn New York game was postponed by rain. Boston Philadelphia game details not clear.

Chicago BR. H Sree Hendrix Adams Kelly Toney Cheney Archer St. Louis R. HE Ginchigatl Powell, Wapps Packard and Clarke Sal Wingo Brooklyn New York Boston Philadelphia

Rain Postpones All Games in Regional Play

Baseball scores show Denver at Wichita 5 to 1, Lincoln 3 over Topska 2, Des Moines 8 to 6 over Omaha, Sioux City 7 over St. Joseph 4. Rain halted remaining schedules across the region.

Denver Wichita Lincoln Topska Des Moines Omaha Sioux City St. Joseph

Sunday Results in National League Games

National League action in Chicago where Pittsburgh defeated Chicago. In St Louis a 2 to 1 win over Cincinnati, with St Louis taking the home victory.

Chicago Pittsburgh Chicago T St. Louis Cincinnati

Baseball score reporte from Chicago St Louis game

American League action shows Chicago at home against St Louis with a final score of 8 to 0. The dominant team governs the game with strong pitching and timely hitting.

Chicago St. Louis

Scores from multiple midwestern baseball games

Denver-Denver defeated Topeka 7 to 1 while Sioux City beat Omaha 38 to 6. Lincoln routed Wichita 7 to 0 and Des Moines edged St. Joseph 3 to 1.

Safety First Movement Gains Wide Railway Support

Chicago reports the Safety First campaign on American railways gaining broad backing as mileage joined the effort reaching 160000 of 218000 miles in mainline service. Advocates promise vast savings and reduced casualties, pressing for adoption by the American Railway Association to boost safety for workers and travelers.

Chicago American Railway Association Umb

Cupid Wins Pat McDonald Olympic Shot Put Champion

Pat McDonald a New York traffic policeman and Olympic shot put champion weighs 26 pounds and won the event last year, beating Ralph Rose. He plans marriage soon and declined to give further details. Rumors link his fiancée to Broadway traffic scenes, but he offered no comment.

Pat McDond Cupid McDonald New York Forty-second Street Broadway Tenderloin Ralph Rose California Pat

Gallagher Pressures Baseball Trust in House Probe

Rep Gallagher of Hli neis introduces a House resolution to investigate the so-called baseball trust amid attacks from baseball magnates. The move ties to Ty Cobb who sought 15000 dollars yearly from the Detroit club. Baseball leaders concede a player combination exists, arguing it keeps the sport afloat.

Thomas Gallagher House of Representatives Hlineis Gallagher England United States

Safety movement praised by Chicago railroad leader

R C Richards, chairman of a Central Safety committee, credits the safety first push with dramatically reducing railroad accidents. He notes 1912 figures show 104 fewer deaths, a 29.5 percent drop, and 480 fewer injuries, about 34 percent. He cites broader league comparisons and urges continued adoption across railroads.

R.C. Richards Central Safety Committee Chicago Safety First Richards League For Public Safety

Historic Transport Fatalities and Injuries Totals

The document lists yearly counts for 1912 with totals for employees, passengers, and other persons. It shows 8 629 passengers and 9 other persons totaling 10 163. Employment fatalities stand at 70 with 9 other persons and 170 total. employee injuries 5 907 with 721 other persons and 487 total.

Harvard Dining Association Aims at Brains for Men at Memorial Hall

The Harvard Dining association, operating Memorial Hall for the benefit of students, seeks to provide nourishment and intellectual engagement for men at Old Harvard. The report notes efforts to improve facilities and programs supporting student life and learning.

Old Harvard Boston Harvard Dining Association Memorial Hall

Harvard students eat breakfast foods as dessert surprise

About 1,100 college students served breakfast cereals at noon and twilight meals to boost brainpower. The menus replaced traditional fourth course sweets as students chose cereals over pie cake and pastries, while a spinster’s remark hints at consolation prizes. The note mentions Mirror plathne and The Sherman Co.

Harvard

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