Giants Win 11-Inning Subway Battle With Brooklyn
In a postponed eleven inning contest Brooklyn and New York Giants split advantage with the Giants winning 6 to 6 after 11 innings. Fromme credited with victory. Ragan suffers loss. Key plays include Burns, Grant, and Fletcher scoring in the eleventh as Brooklyn earlier led 4 to 1. Sacrifices noted throughout a game highlighted by seven sacrifice plays and a sensational Melewn backhand catch.
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Shafer
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Acdred Grant
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Markle
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Smith
Daubert
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Read
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Walker
Wild
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Melewn
Demarre
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McLean
Stagan
Braves Take Both in Double With Cubs
Boston wins a doubleheader against Chicago 7 to 2 and 9 to 3 in heavy hitting games. Chicago pitcher Stack is relieved after four innings as nine hits type off him. Evers and Archer are ejected for disputing with umpires in the first game.
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Pirates Win Last of Series With the Reds
Pittsburg defeats Cincinnati 4 to 2 in the final game of the series. Carey Viox Wagner Miller and Wilson delivered key singles to score four runs off Brown in the net inning. Packard relieved early, allowing only one more run. Mike Mitchell sparked the offense with two hits and a double, while McQuillan was replaced by Cooper who fanned six.
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Vistors
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Stovall Flares Up As Umpire O Loughlin Is Assaulted
New York, Aug. 12. St. Louis beat the Yankees 7 to 2 after Schulz and Fisher were removed early. Mitchell was ejected by umpire O Loughlin after a dispute in the fifth. Stovall sent a wire charging the umpire to President Johnson.
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McConnell
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Levereny
O'Loughlin
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Alexander
Selyule
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Sweeney
Scott's Stick Work Clinches Game Won
Scott pitched well for Philadelphia but his seventh inning single with bases loaded scored two runners and gave the visitors a 4 to 2 win. It was Scott's second victory in the four game series in Philadelphia as Chicago won three. Bodleway hit a homer for the visitors and scored another run, Derger driven in on a sacrifice fly. Reider pitched six innings for Philadelphia with three hits allowed amid errors. Batteries: Scott Kuba, Brown Bentler Lupp Schang.
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Cleveland Washington Game Postponed on Wet Grounds
The Washington game against Cleveland was postponed due to wet field conditions. Officials cited unsafe playing surface and limited visibility as rain intensified late afternoon. Rescheduling details to be announced by league offices.
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Washington
Schedele Port Poy Pittsburg at Brooklyn
Pittsburg meets Brooklyn in a regional contest while Cincinnati travels to Philadelphia and Chicago eyes Boston. New York hosts the remaining games as teams jockey for standings and momentum.
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Philadelphia
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Dosten
Louts
New York
18 Year Old Swimmer A Title Contender In Ohio Meet
Conrad Wohlfield of the Illinois Athletic Club Chicago emerges as a top contender at the Perry Centennial water carnival August 27 to 29 at Put-in-Bay Ohio. A novice eight months earlier he trained under Coach William Bachrach and nearly beat Arthur McAleenan for the national title last April. Wohlfield, 18, 6 feet tall, 180 pounds, will clash with Olympic champion Adler’s vanquisher George Galdwick, in a key event.
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Conrad Wohlfield
Illinois Athletic Club of
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Ohio
William Bachrach
Arthur McAleenan
Put
Wohlfield
George Galdwick
Western League results scattered across lengthened game day
In ten innings Wichita tied St. Joseph 6 to 7 while Lincoln edged Des Moines 1 to 0 and Denver beat Sioux City 1 to 0. Topeka won 5 to 4 against Omaha. Norway expands industrial training to fish canning workers. Pernambuco's largest cotton mill runs 62 000 spindles 800 looms and employs 2 000 persons.
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Des Moines
Denver
Sioux City
Topeka
Omaha
Norway
Pernambuco
Brasil
American League Lack of Aid Leaves Union Clerks Defeated
The Union Pacific Clerks’ nine duties were borrowed for the game with Eliteh’s Gardens in Denver last Sunday. They accept blame for the defeat and state no assistance was received. The Sherman Co. involved in glazing and paper banging. details unclear.
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Eliteh
Denver
Man Faces Penalty for Forged Union Card Date Change
Angel Janes McGigan of Rock Springs was bound over to district court after a preliminary hearing on charges he altered the dates on a union transfer card brought from Leefard. The card initially showed an expiration of March 7 but was changed to May 7 to retain good standing. With a lapse of three months the card expired, and on July 4 he allegedly conceived the plan to alter dates to avoid reapplying and fees, using the doctored card for benefits from fellow members. If convicted, he may be sent to Rawlins for a light term.
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Wyo
Angel Janes McGigan
Creem River
Angele Viteh Tuwsday
Ple
Leefard
Camtrin
Fellance
Rawlins
Casper to Have a Street Car System
Casper council hears petition from L. L. Nunn of New York for a franchise to operate a second electric light and power plant in Casper. The Telluride system affiliates and W. D. Alexander promoted the move with plans to investigate conditions ahead of next regular meeting.
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Wyo
L. L. Nunn
New York
Mr. Nunn
P. N. Nunn
Telluride
Colorado
Utah
Idaho
W. D. Alexander
Nunn
Notice to Subscribers on Daily Leader Delivery
City and mail subscribers urged to report missed issues promptly to the office. For Sunday missed papers call the Cheyenne Messenger Service to arrange delivery. Report any unsatisfactory service so it can be remedied promptly.
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Rheyenne Messenger Service
Mall
Riverton Preparations for Seventh Annual Celebration
Riverton will celebrate its seventh annual program on Friday, August 16. The event marks the town anniversary with a wild west lineup including street concerts, Indian games and races, broncho busting, and a gunny elk shoot, plus special railroad rates.
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Riverton
Wyo
Jewels Given Up Rumor Stolen in Narragansett
Mrs. Charles Rumsey daughter of the late R. Harri man disclosed she had given up hope of recovering her pearl necklace and other jewels valued at 75000, taken from her Narragansett summer home about two weeks ago. She will return next week to her Westbury, Li home.
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R. I
Charles €. Rumsey
RE. H. Harriman
West Bury
Stung Again At Woodman Dance Likely Aug 14
An odd invitation notes the Woodman dance is on August 14. It hints you may be stung again unless you attend the event at the 2 Fraternal Hall. Decor details are promised by The Sherman Co.
No British Dukes Left for Miss Edna Goodrich
London August 12 Miss Ed Goodrich who announced in New York on her return from Europe that she would wed a duke is disappointed. There are no dukes left among Nat C Goodwin's ex wives. Dukes are mostly aged or unavailable. Many European dukes wed Americans to rehabilitate fortunes.
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Ed Goodrich
York
Europe
Nat C. Goodwin
Goodrich
Monte Carlo
Miss Goodrich
Nat
Laramie Grants Gas Franchise
Laramie Wyoming August 12 at a special city council meeting the proposed gas franchise was approved and signed by President Davidson and Mayor Stirzer. Winslow secured a concession giving the city free gas to heat the fire engine boiler at Third and Custer to four pounds pressure, with the company to connect, saving coal costs. Andrews of New Baltimore Michigan, present at the meeting, said he would accept the franchise and file the required five thousand dollar bond immediately.
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Davidson
Tyvold
Stirzer
Winslow
Third
Custer Streets
Andrews
New Baltimore, Mich
Several Laramie Boys Enter Frontier Rodeo in Cheyenne
Laramie, Wyoming, August 12. Local cowpunchers Dick Evans Dick Lad Harry Scott and Jack Bembry have entered the Frontier show in Cheyenne. They recently arrived from Oklahoma and work on the Diamond and W. J. Holliday outfits. Additional entrants Johnny Pulser Brent Booth and Billy Powell are also anticipated to enter roping and bucking events.
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Wyo
Cheyenne
Dick Evans
Dick Lad
Harry Scott
Jack Bembry
Oklahoma
Lond
Bembry
Diamond Ranch
Scott
W. J. Holliday
Johnny Pulser
Brnent Booth
Billy Powell
Davis found guilty of manslaughter in sister’s death
Rawlins Wisconsin August 12 Melville Davis age 21 was found guilty of manslaughter in the second degree for the killing of his sister Mrs Frank Ryder of Fort Steele Wisconsin on November 16 1912 after a week long trial. Mrs Ryder resented the attack of
Davis Attacks Woman With Old Musket
A man grabbed an old army musket and fired at Mrs Jode missing her. He then pursued her to the yard and crushed her head with the musket, leaving a violent scene in the wake of the assault.
Revolt in Venezuela Declared a Failure
Washington reports that Cipriano Castro's uprising in Venezuela failed. American Consul Voetter at Caracas confirms that General Torres and the officers who led the eastern revolt have been captured.
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Cipriano Castro
Venezuela
Voetter
Caryas
Torres
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