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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1912

Page

16

Johnson Barred From Ring in New York, Johnson Fight Also Rumored in Wyoming

New York January 11. Frank ONeil of the state athletic commission says Jack Johnson will not box in New York. He warns promoters against staging a Johnson bout here and threatens to resign if they insist. A Nevada match with Jim Flynn may be planned as a prelim.

New York Frank O'Neil State Athletic Commission Jack Johnson New York State Johnson Jim Flynn Nevada O'Nell Oday Athletic Commission O'Neil

Wyoming Player Signs with Chicago Club

Pitcher Jim Scott signed a new contract with the Chicago American League club at manager Jimmy Cullihan’s office after arriving from Lander Wyoming.

Chicago Jim Scott Jimmy Cullihan Lander Wyoming

Ducky Holmes After Pueblo Ball Club Interest Sought

Pueblo reports Ducky Holmes, ex Sioux City manager, near a bid for the Pueblo baseball franchise. Charles B. Carlile said Hoboes telegrams seek an interest and leadership if acquired. Locals expect no franchise transfer and anticipate the team remaining in Pueblo next season, likely not under Isbell.

Pueblo Druckey Holmes Sioux Fly Charles B. Carlile Pueblo Club Hoboes Today Prank Isbell

Basketball Game Called Off Due to Snow Drifts

The Wheatland and Cheyenne high school boys game tonight is canceled because snow drifts hinder travel. Tickets will be good for a rescheduled game with Wheatland when arranged, with date announcements to follow in the Leader.

Wheatland Cheyenne Vv. K. Hart, JR H&s Baskett Hall

Michigan May Withdraw From Conference

Chicago officials vow to oppose any change to the White resolution as Minnesota threatens to exit the Big Eight unless rules adopt a majority vote. Purdue Wisconsin and Chicago stand united, making a majority shift for the summer baseball move unlikely without a revised measure.

Chicago University of Minnesota University of Chicago Minnesota Purdue Wisconsin

Hammond Co Expands Wyoming Hog Pool For Quality

The Hammond Packing Company relies on Wyoming hogs to back its beef and pork products. It notes no hog cholera in the state and promotes clean meat from Wyoming farms. A recent Car­penter Livestock carload from Egbert fetches $6.15 per hundred, highlighting profitable, locally raised hogs.

Hammond Packlig Company Cheyenne Wyoming Hammond Chicago Egbert

Ready for Bout at Post Gymnasium Tonight

The big athletic event at the fort unfolds this evening at Post Gymnasium. Fighters meet for final exams by C. E. Hammock and post physicians. Lt Camp warns that poor effort loses purse share. Frank Peters referees to ensure fairness. advance tickets sold heavily. starting time moved to 7 46 p m.

Fort Post Gymnasium C. E. Hammock Th Athletic Club Athletic Club Post Camp Frank Peters

Carney Wins Second Lap In World Three Cushion Title

In Denver on January 11 Joseph Carney the Pacific Coast champion led Alfred Deores in block two of the Pho polyt world championship match. Carney gained thirteen points and moved to 88 while Deores stood at 10 with the final block to be completed tomorrow.

Denver Colo Joseph Carney Pacific Coast Alfred Deores Deora Carney

Hackenschmidt to seek knee treatment before next bout

Hackenschmidt, back in London for medical care on a damaged knee, says he is too eager for another match with Gotch. He would accept a share of receipts if he wins and states he desires nothing if he loses. Meanwhile Madison A C near agreement with Packey McParland and One Round Mogan for a ten round lightweight bout in mid January, likely at 134 pounds.

London Hackenschmidt Gotch New York Madigan A. C Packey McParland Chicago Stock Yards Mogan

Fast season set for suburban quarter and skating derby

The article highlights Ira Davenport versus Mel Sheppard and others in a anticipated suburban quarter mile race on February 12 and details a sensational two mile skating derby at Humboldt Park with Flacher, Jensen, and top skaters. It also notes Knockout Brown training for a January 18 ten round bout with Abe Attell, with Brown heavier than Attell.

New York Ira Davenport Chicago Will Teet Mel Sheppard Billy Hayes Philadelphia R. B. Young Amherst Leroy Dorland Harry Glessog Charles Flacher Milwaukee Lee Jensen Irving Park A. A Thair Rumboldt Park Lagoon Brown Abe Attell Attell

Immigration Official Reports Surge of Homestead Entries in Wyoming

Commissioner Roy W. Schenck notes 619 homestead entries in the year ending December 31 1911 in the Douglas district comprising Niobrara Converse and Natrona Counties. Conservatively each entry adds five people, totaling over 3000 new residents. Increased land sales and oil interest follow publicity and land show exposure in Pittsburgh. Schenck also supplied lantern slides for a Chicago lecture tour on The Landless Man to attract migrants.

Roy Schenck Wyoming Douglas Office Niobrara Converse Natrona Douglas District Schenck Pittsburg Pennsylvania Immigration Bureau Roy W. Schenck Immigration Chicago Middle West Mr. Schenck

Robbed and Beaten on Viaduct Night Injury

John Bounda, a U. P. bridge and building gang employee, was slugged and robbed on the viaduct near midnight by a colored soldier named Clark of Troop 48. Bounda, bloodied, was treated and sent home. Clark was placed in city jail awaiting action. The assault left Bounda with cuts to face and head and missing watch and cash.

John Bounda U. P. Bridge and Building Gang Clark Bounds Jack Hartnett Bounda Hartnett Eugener Perla Cheyenne

Sun Dogs Appear At Night In Cheyenne Weather Wonder

Citizens reported three sun dogs Tuesday morning and again Tuesday night and Wednesday night. Weather observers say they are caused by light through high ice cloud and indicate possible weather trouble. Old timers note night display is rare and unusual in the memory of Cheyenne residents.

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William Myers Dry Goods Co the World of Sport IDF Capitol Avenue Ducky Holmes Pueblo Ball Club East Side Knockout Brown Roach Cross Willie Lewin Cauttiders Michigan Hammond CO Wyo HOGS Sporting Carnival Fort Russell Prank Gotch Douglas Kelley Mercantile, Co 16Th and Capitol Ave THE Cheyenne Light Fuel & Power CO Cartey Bergerson Bergerson ii
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