Indians Triumph in Doubleheader at Pioneer Park
The Cheyenne Indians defeated Kansas City 3 2 in the first game and 4 0 in the second at Pioneer Park before a large crowd. Rendris struggled early in the opener but settled, while new pitcher Fisher impressed in the nightcap. Irish American standout Sheridan missing a record by two feet in the disco throw exhibition.
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City Lots Offered With Terms And Prices
Real estate listing notes lots in all parts of the city with terms and prices to surf. G. Oliver offers contact by phone 574 for more details.
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Oliver
World records fall at Chicago Irish meet
Chicago Aug 29 The second annual trick and field meet of the Chicago Irish American Athletic Club drew 8 000 spectators. The Chicago Athletic Association won first with 41 points. Matt McGrath of the New York Athletic Club set a new 11 pound weight throw mark at feet inches breaking Mitchell’s old world record.
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Martin Sheridan
John Flanagan
New York
Matt McGrath
Planagan
Chicago
Chicago Irish-American Athletic Club
Chicago Athletic Association
New York Athletic Club
Mitchell
New York Irish-American Athletic Club
Gotch Quits Wrestling Career After Long Ring Run
Frank Gotch, the wrestling champion with 324 victories in 531 matches, announces retirement in a letter to a Kansas City writer. He says he has the money he needs and is tired of the sport, noting a shift to farming and vowing to stay away from wrestling for life.
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Kansas City
Frank Gotch
Gotch
Jetter
Humboldt
World bicycle records broken at Salt Lake benefit
At a evening bicycle riders' benefit in Salt Lake City three world records were shattered. K A Pye of Australia set three unpaced marks totaling 6 09 1 8 for a mile. Ray F Dyer of Los Angeles blasted two thirds of a mile motorpaced in 56 seconds, beating 68 2 5. H Wilcox of Salt Lake City rode a quarter mile motor paced in 19 seconds, trimming Major Taylor’s 20 second standard.
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Australia
W. E. Samuvelson
Ray F. Dyer
Los Angeles
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Coronado
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Major Taylor
Chicago
Wilcox
Tongboat Arranges A Schedule For Marathon Runs
Tom Ongboat the Indian marathon runner plans exhibition trips for about three months abroad. He will likely meet Al Shrubb in Montreal on Labor Day and then proceed to England. Ongboat also intends to tour Ireland and Scotland.
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Ont
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al Shrubb
Montreal
England
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Ireland
Scotland
Chicago Athletes Win Big Met Outdoor Meet
Athletes representing the C A A won the first outdoor track and field meet of the Chicago Irish American club at the White Sox ball park with 45 points. The Irish American Athletic club of Chicago placed second with 2 points, while New York Irish American club members Martin Sheridan and John Flanagan earned 15 points for their club. Melvin Shepard appeared, winning a special six hundred yard race.
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White Sox
Pictures Show Effect of Speed on Great Auto Driver De Palma
Portraits illustrate Ralph de Palma as a top racer and his views on high speed racing. He notes speed does not harm the body as much as elite athletics. racing can cause temporary muscle strain depending on track conditions. He cites his Fiat setting two fastest Savannah laps in 1908 and recurring prominence in major events.
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de Palma
Savannah
Ures
Tommy Burns Seeks Three More Fights Before Retirement
In a letter from Seattle to William McIntosh Detroit August 29 Tommy Burns says he plans three more bouts before leaving active boxing. He aims to fight Sam Langford in London in December under promoter Hugh McIntosh. Burns expects Langford to prove tough but vows to meet him. He also references a twenty round debate with Lang in Australia.
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Detroit
Tonny Burns
Prike Tings
Seattle
William McIntosh
Burns
Igan
Sam Langford
Lang
Jack Johnson
Langford
London
Hugh McIntosh
New York
Australia
Larned Captures Sixth National Tennis Title
Newport Aug 29 William A Larned national singles champion for the sixth time defeated challenger Thomas C Bundy in five sets 6-1 5-7 6-0 6-8 6-1 to retain the national title with superb place shots and steady tactics.
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R. I
William A. Larned
Larned
Thomas C. Bundy
Baseball Western League and American League Notes
Report lists multiple baseball games with results and batteries. Scores include Washington, Toledo, and New York teams with postponements due to wet grounds and darkness. Notable pitchers and battery pairs are named, reflecting a compact score summary from the day.
Unclear crash tale from Asbury Park scene leaves readers surprised
A garbled report from Asbury Park describes a man nearly blown into trees during a spin. The account notes he landed over a fence unharmed, then tumbled but survived with an odd sense of enjoyment from the airborne moment.
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la Chappellé
Two Cheyenne Youths Survive Rain Shelter Crash
Verne Ayres and Harold Walcott, youths from Cheyenne, were dragged briefly by the wheels of their car after a tarp used as rain shelter tore loose. They escaped with minor bruises and a few fringe injuries, no serious harm reported.
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Verne. Ayres
Harold Walcott
Cheyenne
Carpenter Union No 469 Schedules Special Meeting
A special meeting of Carpenter Union No 469 is set for Tuesday evening August 30 to discuss union business and related matters.
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Carpenter Union No. 469
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