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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1911

Page

8

Ross Wins Knockout Victory Over Hughes in Cheyenne Bout

In front of a large crowd at the Aagies hall last night Kid Rom of New York defeated Johnny Hughes of Kansas City by knockout in the third round. Hughes pressed early, scoring solid punches, but Ross recovered to land decisive blows and end the struggle. The card also featured bouts including a four round match between Kid Davie and Young Donell and a six round contest between Battling Thompson and Kid Goodwin, with both fights producing notable action.

Enthusias Aagies Kid Rom New York Johnny Hughes Kansas City Hughes Ross Rose Hosa Erlenborn Cheyenne Hunghes Inez Digby Se Dome Ari Ahmsler Minger Schoe Kid Davie Youne Donell Ft. Russell Pavia Battling Thompson Kid Fioodwin Thompson Inet

Sports Calendar Highlights Major 1920s Events Across North America

A dense schedule lists annual meetings and contests from New York to Dallas. Included are grand circuit stewards in New York, the National Baseball Commission in Cincinnati, field trials in Albany Taylor and Texas, plus boxing matches in Empire City and Pall River. Ice hockey opens in Ontario and Yale vs Dartmouth in Boston, with aviation and automotive showcases in Dallas and New York.

Grand Cirrcuit Stewards New York National Baseball Commission Cincinnati New Adbany Mile Jesse Westergiard George Hackenschmidt Capada Brown Tommy Murphy Empire A. C Young Donahue Dave Deshler Pall River Masa Yale Dartmouth Boston International Aviation Dallas Texas Thursiday Texas Breeders’ Club Taylor Texas Baseball League A. A. UT Oswego

Flynn Knocks Out Caponi In Ninth At Vernon

Jim Flynn of Pueblo Colo defeats Tony Caponi of Chicago in the ninth round of a twenty round bout at Vernon. Flynn outweighed Caponi by twenty pounds and used his melting tactics while Caponi fought gamely until a swift right to the jaw halted the Chicagoan.

Tony Caponi Los Angeles Jim Flynn Pueblo Colo Chicago Vernon Flynn Caponi Capont

Jones Aims to Manage Carl Morris White Hope

Tom Jones seeks the management of Carl Morris, the Oklahoma giant, regarded as a leading white man’s hope in boxing. Jones believes with proper training and guidance Morris can develop into a great fighter and lift his career toward top status.

Hott Chicago Jay Tom Jones Ad Wo Carl Morris Oklahoma Jones

Tinker Visits Portland To Invest In Oregon Lands

Joe Tinker of the Chicago Cubs arrives in Portland with his wife for a three or four day stay to confer with Fielder Tone on investing in Oregon forest and timber lands.

Broome Portland Ore Joe Tinker Chicago Cuba Sam Oregon Tralt Tiuber Landa Jane Tinker

Polish wrestler defeats Lemm Swie in two straight falls

Buffalo News reports that Polish wrestler defended his title this afternoon by defeating Lemm Swie in two straight falls. The first fall ended in under a minute with Lemm injured after a backwards fall.

Lemm Tim

Jeffries After Reno Defeat Lives Secluded, Wealthy Pace

Los Angeles reports veteran boxer Jim Jeffries, defeated by Jack Johnson in Reno, remains out of the spotlight. He weighs about 240 pounds now, down from 300, and he plans fishing and nature outings. Sam Berger notes Jeffries earned about 250000 from theater and fighting ventures, plus assets including a cafe, a ranch, and a house, totaling substantial wealth.

Los Angeles Jack Johnson Wonderful Colored Fighting Machine Inez Reno Nev Jim Jeffries North Pole Dr. Cook Stars and Stripes Jeff Jeffries Johnson Sam Berger Rockefeller Morgan Harriman Intercate San Francisco Jes Ulure Barney Oldfield Barney Bia Jom Harney Oldfield Jefferies

Simplicity marks seating of J M Carey

The inaugural day in the state capital featured a full three-floor reception and Senate and House dances. Music by Marie Buchanan Nagel and the Eleventh Infantry band accompanied a noon oath ceremony for Governor Carey and successors. Carey pledged merit over partisanship and vowed policies prioritizing justice and morality for the people.

Senate House of Representatives Marie Buchanan Nagel Eleventh Infantry Bollinger J. A. Fullerton Hall of Representatives M. C. Barkwell Carey Brooks Houx Rose A. Bird A. Baird Forsyth Pottery Cyrun Beard George G. Rafter R. N. Matson

Johnson Prom Home Blamed Departures at Chicago

Chicago officials reported a disturbance as Jack Johnson left his promised residence at 341 Wabash Avenue after a quiet period. The incident disrupted the calm normally surrounding the champion boxer amid ongoing public attention.

Jackohnson Hapred Chicago Jack Johnson Wabash Avenue Pugiiaat

Heavyweight Champion Disappears Amid Domestic Troubles

Disagreement over his wife Rita Dursy drives the heavyweight title holder to desert his mother and sisters. Jack Johnson has left home after a tangled affair involving a close friend of the champion and his wife Mrs Tiny Johnson, with no clear location given.

Rita Dursy Jack Lucy Tiny Johnson

Wyoming Governor Brooks Reflects on Transit Growth and State Progress

In his inaugural address Governor Brooks pledges to promote a north south transcontinental railroad, public finance restraint, and strong laws. He sees population growth, resource advertising, and institutional development as keys to Wyoming’s future, urging support for the next administration.

Wyoming Legal Department of the State Brooks Eral

Wolgast to Meet Memele in 20-Round Title Bout

Grand Rapids January 2 Ad Wolgast lightweight champion drew a February 22 bout with George Memele. The likely venue is Los Angeles. Bargain Days January 1 to 10 promote sales.

Grand Rapids Ad. Wolgast George Memele Los Angeles

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