Indians Beat Cavalry In Lopsided 4-0 Score
In a crowded stadium the Indians defeated the Ninth Cavalry 104 to 0. Rusty outpitched White as the soldiers managed 9 hits while Cheyenne boys collected 9 hits and dominated in the field with key doubles by Galena and Campion.
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OTH Cavalry
Anton
Cavalry
Port Nusselt
Indians
Rusty
White
Bwitt
Meclaire
Tigres
Calena
Cat Plon
Tiples
McCarthy
Wolfe
Galena
Jefferson
Jeff
Butler
Braves
Wilson
Cheyenne AB
A. BE. Wolfe
Campion
Turgtéon
Brown
Cavatry
Cheyenne
McClaire
Tixles
Caldwell
Campton
Swift
Hartnett
Tighe
Caldawell
Baughman
Cochran Shifts to Pitcher in Topeka Doubleheader
Cochran, sold to Topeka Western league, turned pitcher for the doubleheader against Pew Meinen. He relieved in two games, totaling eleven innings, allowing two runs in the second game and contributing to a 1 to 4 win while his team later tied a ten inning game 6 to 6. He pitched in key moments but remained primarily an infielder with strong throwing and control.
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Hevege Covhren
Crom
Fane
Mat City
Ile Hae
de Wattion
Ettra
Pew Meinen
Tewoke
Coehran
Berynolda
Lowans Cafe
Hie Feematen
Topeka
Linethy
Cochran
Indians
Amoke
Baseball Results Yesterday Across Leagues and Battery Lines
In the National League no games scheduled. American League action listed with scores including Indianapolis 2 Kansas City 1 and Columbus 2 Minneapolis 6. Other noted results include Louisville 3 St Paul 0, Toledo 2 Des Moines 1, and Sioux City 5 Topeka 1. Batterymen named: Donnelly and Rariden among the batteries. Ames Mathewson Meyers Tiarman Sailer Wingo noted. Alexander Kilgore and Fromire Leoeanan cited in others.
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Indianapolis
Kansas City
Columbus
Minneapolis
Louisville
St. Paul
Toledo
Milwaukee
American Association
Denver
ATA Omaha
St. Joseph
Des Moines
Sioux City
Wichita És
Hincoln
Topeka
New York
I.eegans
Chicago
Orn
World's Prize of $22,000 for fastest motor vessel
The William Wrigley Jr trophy for world power boat championship is valued at over 22 000 and awarded to the fastest motor speed boat under forty feet. The silver replica depicts Neptune with a hydroplane boat and Mercury in a round green marble pedestal. the original is 5 feet 6 inches tall with a 47 inch diameter base.
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William Wrigley, Jr
Clu
Mercury
Neptune
Browz
Shiengo
Uncle Sam's Olympic Athletes Were Kidders
The article recounts how United States athletes at Stockholm earned praise for their humor and good nature in a series of stunts. It highlights a trap-shooting gag that showcased American wit and helped cement the image of the U S as a nation of cheerful kid ders.
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Uncle Sam
Stockholm
United States
Kidders
Graham Leads Yankee Trap Team at Practice Before Contest
After a Belt team practice Graham with Hall Lyon and Billings faced a Russian trap squad seeking an edge. Graham opened with a steady start then hit forty nine straight while Hall and Billings each missed only once in fifty. Later Graham sustained a jaw injury from a wagon tongue collision and was treated in Pine Bluffs before returning home.
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J. R. Graham
Hall
Lyon
Billings
Tall
Graham
Thishgalt
Pine Bluffs
Motorcycle Race Results in Injury Near Cheyenne
The Sunday race between Cheyenne and Pine Bluffs injured several entrants. Austin Cotton was thrown from his motorcycle near Archer and bruised, Pearson abandoned after his machine was crippled, while Harry Lewis and Dineen avoided a collison with a farmer’s team but Lewis struck the horses.
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Cheyenne
Pine Bluffs
Archer
Austin Cotton
Pearson
Dineen
Lewis
Eight Cows Die After Drinking Spree at Sterling Farm
In Sterling Illinois on August 12 a herd led by Bessie McCoy escaped a pasture and entered a silo enclosure. The cows drank from the river then toppled into the water and drowned after an afternoon of drunkenness and debauch.
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Sterling, Ill
Bessie McCoy
McCoy
Bessie
Dared Wife to Shoot She Did in Kentucky
Frank Licher of Aurora Indiana was shot six times in the abdomen by his wife at Dr. Ralph Tilley’s Petersburg Kentucky home during a dare. Licher, separated from his wife, went to plead for her return and was told by the physician that he was annoying her before she fired. Licher was taken to a Cincinnati hospital.
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Louisville
Frank Licher
Aurora
Ind
Ralph Tilley
Petersburg
Licher
Tilley
Cincinnati
Funeral rites for Japanese Emperor Matsuhito announced
The official program for the late Emperor Matsuhito, who died July 30, was issued. Services begin at 6 a.m. September 13 with Emperor Yoshihito and the empress dowager in attendance. The coffin will be drawn by a team of oxen.
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Tokio
Matsuhito
Yoshihito
Nebraskas Severe Storm Causes Damages Across Cities
Omaha reports wind and lightning from an early day storm that damaged shade trees and electric wires while rainfall reached 1.92 inches. Across the state Norfolk records several thousand dollars in wind damage and Harman suffers crop losses from a heavy hailstorm as the Sherman Company reports further impacts.
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Omaha
Neb
Norfolk
Harman
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