Hackenschmidt Dominates Swiss Champion In Two Falls
George Hackenschmidt known as the Russian Lion overwhelmed John Berne of Chicago in Eagles Hall, winning two straight falls in under 30 minutes. The match showcased Hackenschmidt's strength and mat artistry as Berne battled bravely, with Gotch anticipation shouted by fans and Otto Floto refereeing.
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TNE
George Hackenschmidt
Eagles’ Hall
John Borne
Chicago
Jack
Hackensthmidt
Hackenschmidt
Reeslan Lion
Gotch
Otto Floto
Eagles Mall
Dol
Portage AC Champions to Meet Denver University Team
Denver fans will see the Portage Wisconsin Company F basketball team, the AAU champions, play Denver University in Colorado. Coach Wingender arranged the tough schedule as the champions tour the West, with one Colorado game and a subsequent match in Cheyenne against the crack Cheyenne Athletic team.
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Colo
Company F
Portage
Wic
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Wingender
Colorado
Cheyenne
Cheyenne, Where They Play the Crack Cheyenne
Greeley Arrows
Atate
Umpire Selection for 1911 Western League
President ONeill announced the Harold Haskell Clark and Christy Shoemaker were retained as umpires for the 1911 season with two new men Yorke and Kneeland joining the Western league staff.
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Waskelde
Clark Ant Shoemaker
Chicago
O'Neill
Western League Today
Haskell
Clark
Shoemaker
Yorke
Kneoland
Langford Wins Fight on Foul
Sam Langford defeated Bill Lang in the sixth round of a twenty round bout when Lang was disqualified for a foul. Langford had repeatedly pressured Lang with knockdowns including a second round count of nine and multiple hits as the referee ruled the foul ended the fight.
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London
Sam Langford
Bill Lang
Lang
Langford
Rogey
Conley and Coulon Split Over Referee for Bantam Bout
In New Orleans on February 21 the Conley Coulon match for the bantamweight title drew two failed referee agreements. A third conference is planned early next week to settle officiating for the 20 round bout scheduled February 26.
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Conley
Coulon
New Orleans
Conley-Coulon
Hagerman Wing Trophy at MacNeill Curtin meet wins Hagerman
In Colorado Springs on February 21 Percy Hagerman won the Hagerman Wing Trophy after breaking 117 of 120 in the quarterly MacNeill Curtin trophy shoot. Participants included Buller Williamson F Drexel Smith Daniel Knowlton H Alexander Smith Eric Swenson Lewis Carpenter and W M Hager. In San Sebastian Spain the international chess masters event opened with Tarrasch beating Nimzowitsch Capablanca defeating Barttela and several other games drawn or postponed.
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San Sebastian
Spain
Tarrasch
Niamzowisch
Capablanca
Beratela
Manoczy
Marshall
Spielmann
Vidmaar
Schlechter
Burn
Rubinstein
Telchman
Loenhardt
Additional Bills Passed by State Legislature Adjourning
Legislation passed before Sunday adjournment includes redrawing county boundaries, higher deputy state auditor pay, drainage district organization, Wyoming lands request to Congress, exam board for mine inspector, state dentist appointment, board of directors for dry farm experiments with 3099 dollars annual funding, incorporation of religious groups, weighing regulations for county mines, state reform and individual ethos relocated by vote, mortgage tax exemption, bills on incorporated clubs and charity home equipment and state home for the mentally minded.
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Congress
Wyoming Lands
H.W
Bya Howls
Thiatle Clube
Tate Home
Hack and Zbyszko In Action In Wrestling Feature
The accompanying image shows George Hackensack and Stanislaus Zbyszko lugging for more than a moment as they dominate the ring. This preview highlights their strength and presence in the wrestling scene.
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Hack and
Zbyszko
George Hackensé¢limid
Stanislaus Zbbyszko
Cheyenne Fire Deficiency Letter Demands Rebuild
A 1911 Cheyenne city council letter from D W Canfield to Mayor Bresnaben outlines severe fire department deficiencies. It calls for full equipment for a combination wagon, aerial truck, auxiliary apparatus, and a larger crew, plus a three tier fire alarm system, civil service commission oversight, and immediate action to avoid mercantile rate increases.
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Olc
Bresnaben
Theyenne
Cheyenne
Eastman
Porkhose House
South de
Chiral
Fire Department
Civil Service
Club Service
Civil Service Commission
Office of the River Insurance Agency
D. W. Canfield
Madame Sherry Delights Capitol Avenue Theatre Cast
A Rogers daily review lauds the Capitol Avenue theatre for presenting Madame Sherry last night. Oscar Figman and Anna Tasker receive standout notices with Figman’s Theopilus Sherry and Tasker’s Yvonne Sherry praised for humor, grace, and musical appeal.
Sage and Sulphur Hair Darkening Remedy Sold
An article touts sage and sulphur as a natural cure for darkening hair and improving scalp health. Wyeth Chemical Co offers Wyeth's hen and Ralphur in 60c and 1.00 sizes, sold by druggists or direct from the manufacturer.
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Wyeth Chemical Company
Cortlandt Bt
New York City
Wyeth
A. HK. Roedel
Soprano Miss Trasker Shines In Capitol Variety Review
The program featured Miss Trasker delivering seduction driven songs such as Love Dance and Berth of Passion with evident advantage. Cast members Miss Quieve Miss Morton Camer on Benham Rehill and Ken dall performed well in numbers like The Kiss You Gave The Dublin Rag and The Seduction. Spectacular dancing and three scenic scenes plus brilliant costumes enhanced the show at the Capitol.
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Uncle Ray
Avenue Theatre Presents The Nig Wor and Gillivern Midgets
The venue announces next Friday night at the Allen Theatre featuring The Nig wor in repertoire of singing and dancing. Gullivern midgets, a trio of tiny entertainers, may be their last appearance. Prof. Dunn and the Little Orchestra join to form one of the finest bills at Heaney built house.
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Allen
Zola Sisters
Goerithitt
Kellen
Kilston
Amerton
Gullivern
Prof
Dunn
Heaney
Florence Roberts in The Nigger at Capitol Avenue Theatre
Florence Roberts headlines a Friday engagement of Edward Sheldon’s The Nigger at Capitol Avenue Theatre. The play, controversial for its southern setting, drew wide attention and strong praise as a gripping, powerful production during prior tours and major city releases.
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Florence Roberts
United States
Edward Sheldon
New Theatre
New York
New Theatre Company
Capitol Avenue Theatre
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Anislaus
Fellows
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W. Canfield
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Oscar Flgman
Anna Tasker
Mr. Figman
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Yvonne Sherry
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Bank OF Personal
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Schlitz and Pilsner
Yellowstone
Stock Growers National Bank
Wyoming
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