Cheyenne Racing Meet Ends After Nineteen Days of Racing
The Cheyenne Racing Association wrapped up its first annual meet after nineteen days, with Yellowfoot winning the closing event and four of six races on the final day. Crowds gathered despite a windstorm, as owners and bettors watched races at Overland Park and nearby venues.
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Cheyenne Racing Association
Questa
Cheyenne
Ity
Frontier
Kenver
Overland
Yellowfoot
Alwo
Neek Ceeaaieh
Inckix Otheracea
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
Orpheum Presents A Night on the Coast and The Monastery
The Orpheum offers an exceptional bill of scenic pictures including A Night on the Coast and The Monastery in the Forest. Also featured is Biograph material The Criminal Hypnotist and the comedy Those Boys. Doors open 2 30 p m and 7 p m with admission ten cents.
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Orpheum
Republican group gains control in Sheridan county
The Republican County Central committee fixed August 22 for the primaries and August 26 for the county convention. The Mullen faction attempted to control the meeting with proxies but failed. The Carey men held a majority of three.
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Shéridan
Wyo
Republican County Central Committee
Mullen
Carey
Bartenders Urged to Meet for Local Union Formation
Bartenders are called to a meeting at the State Federation of Labor office in the K. of P. block at 10 a.m. Sunday August 24 for organizing a local bartenders union. James Buckley serves as organizer.
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State Federation of Labor
K. of P. Block
James Buckley
Edw. F. Stable
Remarkable Record Is Made by Our Indians
The Cheyenne Indians, a 11-man team with three pitchers, lead the western baseball scene by posting 44 wins and 8 losses in 54 games, including 12 shutouts and two no-hitters. They dominate by scoring 427 runs while conceding 176, with most losses on a Colorado trip when regulars were injured.
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Hofbraus
Denver
Indians
Hendrix
Clusby
Chayetine Indians Edge Denver Hofbrane In Slugfest
In Denver Colorado on January 13 the Chayetine Indians edged the Denver Hofbrane 7 to 5 in a tense opener of a two game series at Broadway Park. Hartnett Goult drove in the winning run with a four bagger in the final inning as Hyndrix relieved Rusty after a wild start. Governor Bintroth threw the ceremonial first ball to a large crowd despite rain.
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Colo
Aig
Chayetine Indians
Denver Hofbrane
Broadway Park
Rusty
Tydings
Hyndrix
Hartnett
Goult
Indians
Bintroth
Hag
Last season and tomorrow’s game outlook
Fragmentary report notes likely usage in an upcoming game. Mentions RHE Wits 201 CPPS and scores 2770 Hbrs 3 100 PO 000-5 B41 Batteries with players Hendrix and Gib 800 Wigton. Details are unclear due to OCR garble but indicates preparation for tomorrow’s matchup.
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Rhe
Wits
R Hendrix
Wigton
Baseball scores and game notes from Western UE region
The record lists multiple city match results including Wichita defeating Des Moines eight to five, Denver beating St Joseph two to one, and Stowx City blanking others. A rain postponement affects the Topeka Omaha game and the Pittsburg contests show scattered battery names. Further items reference Philadelphia and St Louis games with miscellaneous scores and abbreviations.
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Wester UE
Wichita
Des Moines
Denver
Lingeto
St. Joseph
Stowx City
Batteries Shine In Twin Bill As Teams Split
In a doubleheader messy with OCR glitches, players named Boslor Richie Kling Mattern Brown and Smith lead Batteries in one game while BIER BGs 29 and Wylevale face LIBS Boston in another. Cincinnati quartet Archer Curtis Evans Graham and Cole appear in the field as New York hosts action.
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Boslor
Richie
Kling
Mattern
Brown and Smith
H. E. Bier
Wyle Vale
Boston
Cole
Archer
Curtis
Evans
Graham
Batteries Doings Shape Doubleheader Results Across Cities
Philadelphia and Cleveland games feature battery pairings Coombs Lapp and Kaler Easterly in one, Morgan Atkins Livingston Koestner Fanwell in another, with Boston and St Louis mentions. A garbled recap notes multiple players and lineups across two contests and a third unclear game.
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R. H.B. Philadelphia
Cleveland
Coombs
Lapp
Philadelphia
Ge US
Morgan, Atkins and Livingston
Koestner
Fanwell
Emis
Queen of Carnival Names Displayed for Committee Review
Objections to published names will be blocked. committee to submit all entries for the Queen of Carnival. Names entered include Batterles Gray Atnemith Stroud Louder and Stanage with all listed for content review and publication approval.
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Washington
Troit
Sakeddra Oy Batterles
Gray and Atnemith
Stroud, Louder and Stanage
Aagies
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