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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1913

Page

6

Terrors Defeat Shimutz Terribles in Doubleheader

In a Sunday doubleheader at Pioneer Park the Shimutz Terrors beat the Knights of Columbus 5 4 in game one after a pitching duel between Richie and Webb. The second game, boxed by Webb on the mound again, ended 7 1 as the Terribles fell to the Shimitz squad despite Davis holding them scoreless through five innings.

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 Succeedipealm Pose Godwin and Hawkesworth Webb and Stevens

Another Terror Has Lamp Cracked and Knight Badly Bruised

A Sunday morning game at Pioneer Park between Shi mits Terrors and the Knights of Columbus was interrupted by a collision between Robert Hanenworth and Tommy Heaney. Heaney was unconscious briefly with a bruised eye nose injury and a cut mouth, while Hanesworth suffered a cut and cheek bruise but returned to play the afternoon game.

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 a New York author and lawyer 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 Mercyhurst College.

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

Baseball Results Yesterday National League Summary

Scores and batters noted for Chicago and St. Louis games with listed batteries Hendrix Adams Kelly Toney Cheney Archer Powell Wapps Packard Clarke Sal Wingo. Brooklyn New York postponed by rain while Boston Philadelphia game not completed.

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

Scores From Rain Delayed Games Across Regions

All games postponed due to rain with results listed for Denver versus Wichita Denver leading five to one Lincoln facing Topska and Lincoln trailing two to three Des Moines versus Omaha eight to six Sioux City and St Joseph matchups showing seven to four in favor of Sioux City.

Sunday Baseball Results From National League

NL action in Chicago saw Pittsburgh top Chicago while St. Louis beat Cincinnati 2 to 1 in St Louis. The pairings highlighted a day of tight games with pitching and late runs shaping outcomes.

Chicago Pittsburgh Chicago T St. Louis Cincinnati

American League Chicago-St. Louis 8 Chicago 0

In an American League game, Chicago defeated St. Louis 8 to 0. The outing showcased strong pitching by Chicago as they blanked the opposition.

Regional scores from four games recorded

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

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

Safety First Movement Gains Rail Line Backers

Chicago April 28 The Safety First plan on all American railways awaits adoption by the American Railway association as mileage joined reaches 160000 of 218000 miles in main one track. Advocates claim savings in money and lives prove the best railroad investment is in enhanced safety and training for employees.

Chicago American Railway Association Umb

Cupid Wins Pat McDonald Olympic Shot Put Champion

Pat McDonald, a New York traffic policeman and 16 pound shot put champion, weighs 26 pounds and thrilled spectators last year by beating Ralph Rose in the Olympic event. He plans marriage soon but offers no further details. Rumors link his fiance to Broadway crowds, though he declines comment.

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

Representative Gallagher Targets Baseball Trust

Rep Gallagher introduces a House resolution to investigate the baseball trust amid disputes with magnates. The move stems from Ty Cobb seeking a $15,000 yearly salary from Detroit, a claim Cobb may not move to another club. Baseball officials acknowledge a players’ collective influence yet caution against disruption.

Thomas Gallagher House of Representatives Hlineis Gallagher England United States

Safety first movement cuts railroad deaths and injuries

R C Richards, chairman of the Central Safety committee of a Chicago railroad, credits the safety movement with drastic reductions. He cites 1912 figures of 104 fewer deaths, a 29.5 percent drop, and 34 percent fewer injuries, and argues safety benefits workers families and efficiency.

Richards League For Public Safety Chicago

Historic Transit Casualties and Passenger Figures

Report shows 8 629 passengers and 9 other persons totalling 10 163. In 1912 employees killed 70 passengers 9 other persons 170 total 249. employees injured 5 907 passengers 721 other persons 487 total 7 115.

Harvard Dining Association Opens Memorial Hall Benefit

Harvard Dining association operating Memorial hall for the benefit of men at Old Harvard announces an event in Boston on April 28. The article notes the organization aims to provide meals and support, reflecting campus life and student services.

Old Harvard Boston Harvard Dining Association Memorial Hall

Harvard Students Dine Breakfast Foods as Noon Desserts

About 1 100 college diners surprised patrons by offering breakfast cereals for dessert during noon and twilight meals. The move aims to boost Harvard students’ mental output, with breakfast items replacing traditional fourth course sweets and causing curfew chatter. The note ends with a cryptic line about a spinster and a Sherman Company.

Harvard

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the World of Sport Knight 16Th Street J. F Milligan Cheyenne A. T. Hale W.17th Manewal Bakery Kedy St Cheyenne Junk and Bottle Yard Anchor Line LON Doldenniny Glasgow Ocean Passage Henderson Brotiers Randolph &T., &T Lamp Supreme Court the Nut Club Ha-Brown Helen Neghbors Wwe Hes Bill Brown National League Pittebore Cleveland Aaa Detroit Welle Beague Pet Oeorne Wade Oeubaee Western League Topska Pat McDonald Rep. Gallagher After Baseball Trust R.C. Richards Central Safety Committee Safety First Che Max Davis West 16Th St Sig West Mirror Plathne the Sherman Co F. R. Morgan Joseph Li. Bowles
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