Indians Flay Greeley Spuds In 16 to 6 Victory
Cheyenne Indians extend winning streak by pounding 18 safeties and stealing nine bases against Greeley. Pitcher Wolfe held the Spuds in check while Indians’ batters torched four Greeley pitchers. Spud lineup included Judson and La Baile. batteries listed as Judson Wolfe and Swift.
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Lander
Greeley
Cole
Aue
Cheyenne Indians
Indians
Braves
Bage Wolfe
Krol and
Welden
Spud
Judson
la Junta
Tony la Baile
Cubbs
Miller
Buckles
Champu
Aight
Mooney
Belden
Gibba
Wolfe
Bwift
Sunrise Miners Triumph Over Ninth Cavalry In Extra Innings
In a twelve inning clash at Port Rundell the Sunrise Miners defeated the Ninth Cavalry 7 to 6. Duning pitched well for the Cavalry, while the Sunrise defense and timely hitting carried the day. The contest featured a decisive two-run twelfth inning by Sunrise and a late Cavalry push that fell short. The two clubs meet again this afternoon on the post grounds behind the hospital.
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Port Rundell
Sunrise Miners
Ninth Cavalry
Onepall
Bove
Cavalry
Sunrive
City Amateur Championship Clashes At Pioneer Park
This afternoon at 2 oclock the two teams fighting for the city amateur title meet at Pioneer Park. The Woodmen the challengers arrive strengthened with new infielders while Union Pacific Clerks defend their crown with an improved lineup Schmidt pitches for the Clerks and Ballinger opposes him. Admission 25 cents for shaded grandstand seats offering an excellent view of the action.
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Ploneer Park
Oaeh
Woodmen
Union Pacific
Schmidt
Ballinger
Fourth Field Polo Team Wins the Loving Cup
The Fourth Field Artillery captured the Loving Cup with a 26% share of the top score in a five-team polo tournament. The Freebooters and Ninth Cavalry followed, with Denver Country Club also placing, as 19 periods of play unfolded.
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Cavalry
Denver Clubs Battle Through Nine Periods In Local Game
The report shows a multi period match where Chapin fouled to stop a lead, Denver and the Freebooters tied 1 1 in the seventh with Mues ton and Meyer scoring for their sides. Cavalry from Artillery won the eighth 2 0 with Haldernese and Engel scoring, Denver beat cavalry seconds 2 1 in the ninth with Houston’s scoring, and the fire team won the final period 2 0 as Noe and Engel added goals.
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Artillery
Freebooters
Euincotter
McBride
Victers
Meyer
Booters
Champs
Denver
McClelland
Cavalry
Robinson
Rabers
Sutton
Engel
Pmueston
Haldernese
Houston
Chapin
Noe
Bridget Nonplussed
Bridget keeps peeking at Mrs. Jenkins who is trying to rest from a headache. Mrs. Jenkins asks for quiet, Bridget quips she’s sure the noise means Mrs. Jenkins might be dead, revealing a humorous domestic exchange from a local column.
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Bridget
Mrs. Jenkins
National League and major league batteries listed across games
The page itemizes batteries for teams including Philadelphia New York Chicago Cleveland and others, with multiple lineups and first and second games noted. It also lists Western League and American Association scores such as Lincoln 12 Denver 2 Des Moines Omaha 4 Topeka 1 Wichita 15 and others.
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Nadelphia
Enue
Cincinnati
Louie
Brooklyn
Boston
Petton
Washington
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cleveland
New York
St. Low
Denver
Omaha
Lincoln
den Milnes
Rioux City
Withita
Sane
Topeka
Des Moines
Wichita
St. Joseph
Sioux City
Wild Red Rice of Senegal
A note from Harper’s Weekly describes wild red rice in Senegal where fields flood regularly by the Senegal or its rivers. The grain is red, very dry and hard and swells when submerged, losing color as it expands. It requires no cultivation and is described as very nourishing.
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Senegal
Harper’s Weekly
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Chicago Musical College
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Field Columbian Museum
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