Indians Win Hot Game From Zoos In Cheyenne
Cheyenne Indians defeated the Colorado Springs Zoos 4 to 3 in a tense contest at Cheyenne. Timely hitting and baserunning plus Hendrix’s pitching led the visitors to victory. Wheland’s hitting and Hendrix’s home run highlighted the game as Cheyenne plans a series with Colorado Springs and a road stretch to Greeley Trinidad.
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Gama Set To Challenge Gotch For World Title
Denver report says Indian wrestler Gama, 196 pounds, tops Dr. Roller in London and will tour the United States as a challenger to Frank Gotch. His speed and strength impressed European rivals and he defeated Roller with ease. Local listings include terms and prices for sale by G. B. Oliver.
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Kaufman Lang Boat Called Off By Mitchell
New York city officials canceled the ten round bout between Alan Kaufman and Bill Lang due to orders from Acting Mayor Joan Mitchell. The event was slated for tonight in Adastration and was already widely publicized.
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Keene Considers Retirement Amid Breeding Farm Sale Talk
New York reports veteran turfman James B. Keene may retire from racing and liquidate most holdings except ten. He hints Castle Stud in Kentucky may be sold after a restrictive racing period. Keene’s horses underperformed this year, and the Dig stable faced losses despite near sixty thousand dollars in winnings this season.
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Denver to See Fight Pictures on Saturday
Denver residents will view the Jeffres Johnson fight pictures at the Tabor Grand on Saturday with daily showings thereafter at popular prices. The films arrived this morning and are clear and vivid, showing the knockout plainly. Viewers in the East deem them interesting and not morally depraved.
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Ada Padin tin A 15 year old sets long throw mark
Ada Padin tin aged 15 at Bala Iowa City threw a league baseball 187 feet in a game aiming to break an alleged world record set by Myrtié McCarrell of Oak Park Ul in July. When 180 feet were covered.
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First Annual Sterling Gun Club Trap Shoot Results
The first annual registered trap shoot of the Sterling Gun Club in Sterling Colorado concluded with thirty entries. Top marks included Searles 192 Browner 183 Henslers 189 Alderson 186 Butler 184 and Fletcher 171 among others.
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Baseball scores and rain delays across leagues
Western League games in Denver Omaha Wichita and Sioux City were called or postponed due to rain. Chicago Brooklyn and Philadelphia lineups listed with batteries and pitchers. Boston and St Louis matches show final scores amid rain interruptions.
Baseball Scoreboard Amid Mixed Results Across Leagues
In a jumble of abbreviations and names, the recap lists batting orders and pitcher combinations for multiple teams including Detroit Washington Philadelphia Cleveland and Boston. The fragment notes scores and lineups with players Quinn Sweeney Donovan Groome Otey Alnsmith R H B Blank Dygere Cooms Thomas Livingston Faulken ce Easterly Smith Hall Kleinen Carr Nan Linke Ray Kilifer Stephens among others.
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Insurgent Johnson Wins California Primary Nomination
San Francisco reports that at midnight the Chronicle conceded Hiram Johnson, insurgent Republican, the nomination in California primaries. The piece notes visitors in Cheyenne as the scene shifts.
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Talbot Home Ransacked by Unknown Intruder
A Talbot residence on Twenty seventh street was burglarized in daylight as footprints showed a large intruder entered through a window and searched desks while valuables remained untouched. Sheriff Hawkes investigated. neighbors reported prior attempts and two suspicious young men had been seen nearby.
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Neighbors Guard Widow After Unnamed Incident
Mrs Talbot, left alone after her husband’s death, has neighbors watching her at night and guarding her property during the day. She believes the intruders sought papers she kept in a local bank, and so far nothing has been taken.
Rumors Swirl Over Pole Mountain Robbery Case
Conflicting reports emerge about the Pole Mountain robbery as authorities withhold details. Charles King, a civil service clerk arrested in connection with the theft, allegedly confessed, rumor says, while others deny the confession. A second rumor claims $2,600 in gold was found sewn in his clothing.
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Goodman Has Easy With Kid Farmer Fight
Danny Codmean of Chicago led early in a Phoenix Athletic Club bout in Memphis Tennessee but Kid Farmer of Pad mia Til knocked him down twice in the rounds. The referee stopped the bout after Codmean was knocked to the floor.
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Insurgent Nominated At Nebraska Primary
Omaha returns at midnight indicate the nomination of Judge A. Button as Republican insurgent candidate for congress from the second district. Gold' Pauls at Sherman Co. Mayor Gaynor has comfortable day in New York. Forest service officials say fires were started by men posing as firefighters in several districts. Heavy rain eases danger in northwestern Washington.
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