Cheyenne Racing Meet Ends After Weeklong Debut
The Cheyenne Racing Association wrapped up its first annual meet after nineteen days with Yellowfoot winning the final event. A large crowd attended the last day despite a passing shower, and several horses exchanged hands at high bids during the day’s races.
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Cheyenne Racing Association
Questa
Cheyenne
Sty
Frontier
Kenver
Overland
Yellowfoot
Alwo
Neek Ceeaaieh
Nhe Wright
KL. C. Williams
Minnie Bright
Ivers
Billy Taylor
Cavanaugh
Mendon
McCullough
Sell
Bil Eatoy
Fckens
Rhinestone
Manders
Buxton
Sea Green
Col. Austin
T. Burns
J W. Fuller
al Morgan
Tima
Marign
Burning Buck
Pickens
Boe Allen
Ivara
Sunday Program at the Orpheum Theatre Bill
The Orpheum presents a fine bill of scenic pictures headed by A Night on the Coast and The Monastery in the Forest. Also showing The Criminal Hypnotist and the Biograph comedy Those Boys. Doors open 2 30 p m and 7 p m admission ten cents.
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Orpheum
Republicans Gain Control of Sheridan County Committee
Sheridan Wyoming August 13 The Republican County Central committee set August 22 for primaries and August 26 for the county convention. The Mullens attempted to seize control with proxies but fell short. Carey men held a three vote majority.
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Shéridan
Wyo
Republican County Central Committee
Mullen
Carey
Bartenders Urged to Form Local Union in Meeting
Bartenders are asked to attend a 10 o clock Sunday meeting at the State Federation of Labor office K of P block to form a local bartenders union. Organizer James Buckley will lead.
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State Federation of Labor
K. of P. Block
James Buckley
Remarkable Record Is Made by Our Indians
The Cheyenne Indians dominate the western baseball scene with a 54 game run, 44 wins and 8 losses, while playing 11 men. They outscored opponents 427 to 176 and had 12 shutouts including two no-hitters. A Colorado trip and injuries affected lineup as the roster lists all games played, won, and lost.
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Hofbraus
Denver
Indians
Hendrix
Clusby
Colorado
Ind
Junction City
Kaneawee
Kansas City
State Normal School
Haya
Kan
Laramie
Wyoone
Ninth
United States Cavalry
Fourth Field Artillery
Hofbrats of
Sidney
Neb.v
Ratoga
Wyo
Aes
la Junta
Colo
Sv S.cke
Vy Va
Omaha
Fort Collins
Trinidad
Colo. Raton
N. M
Calo
Ae Berthoud
Veland
Tad Gresley
United, States Infantry
Berthoud
Ae Raton
Coin
Peteas
Laies
Colorado ‘Springs
Deve
Wotawi
Chayetine Indians Take Narrow Win Over Denver Hofbrane
In Denver on January 13 the Chayetine Indians edged the Denver Hofbrane 7 to 6 in a tight ten inning win. Hartnett and Goult provided late scoring support as Goult’s four-base hit clinched the victory in the death inning. A large crowd attended despite rain with Governor Bintroth delivering the first pitch.
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Rusty
Tydings
Hyndrix
Hartnett
Goult
Indians
Bintroth
Hag
Untitled sports snippet hints at lineup and scores
Fragmentary report references possible use tomorrow for a player nicknamed He and mentions teams or groups RHE Wits 201 CPPS and players Hendrix Gib Wigton with scattered scores 3 100 and 800.
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Rhe
Wits
R Hendrix
Wigton
Baseball scores and postponements from early western league play
Scores show Wichita beating Des Moines 8 to 5 while Denver Lingeto edged St Joseph 2 to 1 and Stowx City fell to Topeka Omaha 0. Rain postponed Topeka Omaha. Pittsburg and Brooklyn games haphazard with unclear batteries. Philadelphia and St Louis results listed with scattered player names and a Chicago score of 1 to 2.
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Wester UE
Wichita
Des Moines
Denver
Lingeto
St. Joseph
Stowx City
Batteries Compete In Series With Multiple Teams
The report lists several battery pairs and players across games including Richie Kling Mattern Brown Smith and Archer Evans Graham from Cincinnati New York and libraries to battle in a multi team series. The text references Bosto n and New York venues with TL innings and Meyers Drucke Gaapar McLean.
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Boslor
Richie
Kling
Mattern
Brown and Smith
Cincinnati
New York
McLean , Drucke and Meyers
Batteries Divide Doubleheader Between Philadelphia and Cleveland
In the two games Philadelphia bats struggled with several players like Coombs Lapp Kaler and Easterly in one lineup while Cleveland relied on Morgan Atkins Livingston Koestner Fanwell and emis. A separate tally lists Boston and other Battery pairings across the split. The fragmentary report shows mixed scores and ambiguous team names, suggesting a doubleheader outcome with varied performances.
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Philadelphia
Cleveland
Ge US
Morgan, Atkins and Livingston
Koestner
Fanwell
Emis
Queen of Carnival Names Submissions Open
A list of entrants including Batterles-Gray and Atnemith, Stroud, Louder and Stanage is to be submitted to the committee of Ages for the Queen of Carnival. Objectionable names will not be published.
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Washington
Troit
Sakeddra Oy Batterles
Gray and Atnemith
Stroud, Louder and Stanage
Aagies
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Cheyenne, Wyoming
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Henry Beeker
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