Officers Race at Frontier Park Draws Large Crowd
One of the largest crowds at Frontier park gathered for a program led by the Fort D. A. Russell purse event for horses owned and ridden by army officers. Lieut. Nagle rode Discreet to a hairline victory over Red Top with Capt. Christian aboard, amid high excitement and military uniforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frontier Park
Fort D. A. Russell
United States Army
Lieut. Nagle
Discreet
Red Top
Capt. Christian
Beauty
Lieut
Amory
Kings” Fe
Frank St. D. Skinner
Lieut. Engle
Buck Thomas
Molesworth
Fore
Manders
Ontario
Oregon
Uncle Jim
Even
Pickens
Odd Rose
Uralla
Jensen
Rhinestone
Chief Desmond
Cavanaugh
Roy Shumway
Fort Russell
Discrete
Engel
Gibson
Brooks
Valencia
Cavalleria
Ormes
Fred Mulholland
T. Burns
Karennina
Kalasco
Wildwood Bill
Montauk Folsom
Marcus Aurellas
Sterlin
Orella
Cheas
Capt. Miller
Helen Scott
Rayelston I
Barella
Nicklet
Mendow
Liberto
Mabel Hollander
Coppera
Swell Girl
Manila
St. Joe
Burning Bush
Haneline
Lady Hapsburg
Doc Allen
Lancashire Lad
Yellow Foot
Silver Leaf
Inauguration
Aunt Hala
Kopek
Cardinal Sarto
Orello
Liz
Too Many Young Men Begin Savings in Citizens National Bank
The Citizens National Bank invites young men to start saving, noting how small deposits grow into larger balances. Bankers believe the habit forms quickly and welcomes these early accounts with cordial cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens National Bank
Rusty Shuts Out Trinidad in Exhibition Game
In Trinidad Colorado on August 6 Cheyenne Indians defeated Trinidad 2 to 0 in a standout exhibition. Isuaty pitched a no hit nine innings while timely hits by McCarthy and Gibson provided the runs. Hartnett Thrailkill and Gelena sparked sharp fielding as Trinidad failed to reach base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinidad
Colo
Cheyenne Indians
McCarthy
Gibson
Isuaty
Rusty
Hartnett
Thrailkill
Gelena
Cheyenne
Indians
Lockard
Brierly
Baseball National League New York Pittsburgh Philadelphia summaries
Fragmented OCR records baseball game items from the National League with team lines and battery pairings. Mentions Philadelphia Pittsburgh New York matchups, multiple batteries, and an 11 inning note. details are garbled but indicate scores and lineups across several games.
American League batting and pitching notes from early games
The record summarizes early American League games with lineups and battery pairings. Mentions Manning Criger MaHen Schmidt for New York defense, Relling Henry Olmstead Harn for Washington, Morgan Livingstone Kinsette Stephens for Philadelphia, Wood Carrigan Ochel Easterly for Cleveland, Clogette Carrigan Fanwell Linck Bemis for Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Manning and Criger
MaHen and
Schmidt
Boston
Cleveland
Clogette
Carrigan
Fanwell
Linck
Bemis
Western Laugur Scores Rain Postponements
Omaha Topeka game postponed due to rain. Lincoln St Joseph game postponed due to rain. Sioux City 6 Wichita 2. Des Moines 8 Denver 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha-Topeka
Lincoln-St. Joseph
Sioux City
Wichita
Des Moines
Denver
Lakeside or Mere Names Staff for Jefferson County Fair
J W Rice superintendent of the fair speech department in Jefferson County Colorado announces the appoint ment of staff officials including presiding judge Walter Weaver starter Arthur McKnight and a clerk of records and accounts for the Lakeside or Mere fair delegation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakeside
Mere
J. W. Rice
Jefferson County
Colorado
Walter Weaver
Arthur McKnight
Mayor Gaynor Real Baseball Fan Seen At Giants Cubs Opener
New York Mayor Gaynor, a noted baseball enthusiast, attended the opening game of the Giants vs Cubs. He arrived among cheers, crossing the field to greet the New York stars during a respite from his official duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayor Gaynor
New York
Gaynor
Giants
Cubs
Racing Meeting Opens at Frontier Park to Lake Side Course
The meeting begins Wednesday August 17 and runs for fifteen days with Charles Campau as course official paddock judge and timer Harry Hurdle. Numerous stables are listed for shipment including Powell and Parker, E J Ramsey, C Williams, Missmany G, B Mathis, J Fr ters, L Buckston, T McGrath, M and M stable, Dwire Bros, A Cline and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Campau
Harry Hurdle
Frontier Park
Lake Side
Powell and Parker
E. J. Ramsey
C. Williams
Missmany G
B. Mathis
J. Fretters
L. Buckston
T. McGrath
J. M. Johnson
H. Stillman
J. Pelter
Jake Markline
Wade McLemore
Irwin Bros
D. Bennon
Guy Gray
John Sigleton
Roy Miller
Travel Tip: Benzoin Almond Lotion for Sun Protection
Start your country trip with Benzoin Almond Lotion from Palace Pharmacy to prevent sunburn and tanning. The product promises skin protection during outdoor travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palace Pharmacy
Featherweight Here Eyes on Matches
Harry Lewis, a featherweight fighter, has arrived with trainer Nick Matthews from Casper seeking a match in this section. His last notable ring effort was in Norfolk, Nebraska, where he defeated three opponents in four rounds apiece, including Lee Root, Cloud House, and Frank Oeborn. If no bout is secured, he plans to head to the Pacific coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Lewis
Nick Matthews
Casper
Lewis
Pacific Coast
Norfolk
Neb
Lee Root
Cloud House
Frank Oeborn
Boyle Brothers Lead Variety Night At Atlas
The Atlas presents a varied bill with the Boyle Brothers in Clubdom and Hoopland a juggling act and comic turn by the Trocedoro Four. Miss Helen Hughes sings with charm while Richardsons Posing Dogs tour the world. Prof Dunn showcases the Altascope and the Little Perfection Orchestra plays. Sunday shows continue with changes to Monday or Thursday evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyle Brothers
Richardsons
Dixon
Cochran
Dunn
Altascope
Little Perfection Orchestra
ATEAS
Ranchman Dies in Trap of Own Making
Beattle Washington Aug Sir A Jamieson a rancher living near Wellington in the mountains crawled into a hole last night to light powder fumes would exterminate the hiding in the dep gases generated by the iron closing of the powder Jamieson before he died crawled from the hole his body was found hours later
Hundred on Omaha Special to Wyoming Frontier Days
An Omaha delegation of about one hundred businessmen and Ak-Sar-Ben boosters will travel by a special Union Pacific train to Cheyenne for the Frontier Days celebration. The party includes stock yards and packing house representatives, Commercial club members, and Ak-Sar-Ben governors. They depart August 25 and return August 26, meeting Roosevelt in Wyoming en route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
South Omaha
Frontier
Cheyenne
Omaha
Commercial Club
Ak-Sar-Ben
Nebraska
Frontien@ieys
Ak-Sar-Ben Governors
Roosevelt
Discovery of prehistoric skull unearthed near Cheyenne
Jan Cassada found a large skull seven miles north of Cheyenne in Crow creek bed while digging. The skull, thought to be from a prehistoric animal, was shown to local residents and shipped to the state university at Loramie for classification, resembling a lizard or alligator in form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crow Creek
Cheyenne
Jan
Cassada
Mr. Ooa
Chey i
Warren Richardson
State University At
Loramie
Remarkable Preserved Skull Finds From Ancient Hull
A nearly intact skull measures about ten inches long and five inches wide. The skull remains well preserved with an unusually large brain cavity for its species and a hull weight near ten pounds.
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Lieutenant Engle
THE
Citizen’s National Bank
Cheyenne Steam Laundry
BASE
Rhe Mogeng
Cs Hice
Philadelphia
McIntyre
King Moren and
Moran
HE Roger
Sedge Bea Ee Broonyy
Rowan
McLean, Barger
Erwin
Pittsburg
Vas
Curtis
Frock
Burke
Graham
Raridan
Luss
Corrigan
Phelps
Crandall
Druck
Witse
Meyers
Washington
Relling
Henry Olmstead
Harn
Morgan and
Livingston
Kinsette and
Stephens
Rue Door
Aee O
Wood
Luagur
Chief
Meyors
Polo Grounds
Ite Wa
EES
ATLAS
Ghermen Co
Owaha
Union Pacific
California
Kelley Mercantile Company
Eddy Street
Cheyenne Racing
Ehecine
Sinis
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