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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1911

Page

8

Rule changes in baseball hurt game say critics

The rules committee weighs two revolutionary changes to base running and balk definitions arguing they would damage pitching catching and infield play while boosting hitting. Critics believe enforcing a straight over the plate would raise batters and undermine science and brains of the game, hurting mediocre clubs and players.

Hugh Fullerton Chicago Nsual Meresse Cobbs, Collinges

Sage for hair color restores natural shade with modern chemistry

An old remedy is revived as a ready made product Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur leads the market with Sagé in proper strength and Rulpher added. sold by druggists for 50 cents or a dollar and available direct from Wyeth Chemical Company New York City. Roedel endorses the product.

Angeles Wyeth Wyeth Chemical Company

Jim Flynn Prepares for Morris Bout Despite Illness

Pueblo report says Jim Flynn, tied to boronebial trouble, cannot train hard for his February 22 match with Carl Morris. He has begun light work at the Second Class gym and plans a week of careful preparation, with night sessions in Oklahoma before the bout.

Pueblo Jim Flynn Carl Morris Flynnnn Flynn Flynn Bog Oklahoma Hatsic Song

Captain Harry Davis Re-signs With Athletics

Philadelphia Feb 6 Captain Harry Davis renewed his contract with Connie Mack for the upcoming season. Despite interest from St Louis and Cleveland he chose to stay with the Athletics in Philadelphia.

Harry Davis Philadelphia Connie Mack St. Louis Clveland

Colored champion tired of his theatrical work

Todianapolis Feb 6 Jack Johnson champion slugger declares next season he will not appear on the stage. His arguments in favor of this decision are many chief among them being that the work is

Todianapolis Jack Johnson

boxer asserts sparring rivalry and glove size impact

Johnson defends his sparring method and describes how a smaller glove can feel more damaging than a bigger glove. He compares his training partner Walter Monahan and referee Wertun, insisting the exhibition bouts are grueling and that big gloves do not guarantee gentler blows.

Johnson Walter Monahan Kita Jeffries Reno Wertun Walloon

Yale or Harvard Man to Coach Nebraska

Lincoln Feb 7 An eastern man will be chosen by the Nebraska athletic board next Tuesday night to be the all year coach. Childs of Yale and Grey of Harvard head the list for selection with Childs favored and a Yale appointment possible due to his athletic credentials.

Lincoln University of Nebraska

Mental deranged woman confuses name in transit

A Guernsey message reports a woman brought to the city in a deranged state gave authorities the name Headbury instead of Matson. She had lived in Hartville, visited a Guernsey family named Matson, and was bound for Washington to see her son when her mind failed.

Guernsey Wheatland Headbury Matson

Millionaire promoter goes on trial in Seattle today

The trial of Clarance D. Hillman, a millionaire promoter charged with defrauding malls, began in Seattle. Government lawyers plan to show he advertised factories railroads and trolley lines for town sites at Boston Harbor and Birmingham Wash never existed.

Seattle Clarance D. Hillman Hillman Boston Harbor Birmingham Wash

Sick Postmaster at Nunn Asked to Resign

Noon February 6 postmaster George Kennedy of Nunn is ill with tuberculosis an infectious disease the government declares contagious. He has been asked to resign by post office authorities effective immediately and contagious illness will bar entry to government service.

Nunn

Wyoming House Debates Bills on Fish, Courts, and Taxation

The report outlines detailed committee activity with bills on fishing limits, court terms, and state hospital funding at Casper. It notes debates on medical practice, land and water rights, taxes, and amendments, plus new measures in both houses and actions taken before adjournment.

Mets Berner Dairy, Food and Oil Commissioner Hart Stickney Mr. Ralston Laramie Tilton Hall Spriggs L. Miller Hunter Stick Branch State Casper O'Connor Supreme Court Sheridan Cheyenne Gunnell Davis Brooks Uaisin Mwe Holm County Decker Hollister Hugh Clark Gilland Hugh A. Clark Boon Fecces Taylor Congress Wyoming Sumner Miller Brough

Drainage district formation bill substitute described

A substitute for H. B. No 87 reported by the lands and irrigation committee mirrors the Senate bill 85 by Mr Schwoob. It covers creating drainage districts as a mechanism to recover escheated property.

Carpenter Wyoming Sage McKinley Third Judicial District Murray McClellan Cross State Inspector of Mines Senate Congress Committee of Lands and Irrigation Hart Schwoob

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