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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1912

Page

8

Johnson May Be Barred From Ring In Wy

New York news reports state Frank O Neil of the state athletic commission says Johnson will not fight in New York State. He warns promoters against staging a Johnson bout here and threatens to resign if forced to permit one.

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

Wyoming Pitcher Jim Scott Signs With Chicago Club

Pitcher Jim Scott joined Chicago’s American League club after arriving from Lander Wyoming and signed his new contract at Manager Jimmy Cullihan’s office.

Chicago Jim Scott Jimmy Cullihan Lander Wyoming

Ducky Holmes Eyes Pueblo Ball Club Move

Pueblo January 11 former Sioux fly manager Ducky Holmes emerges as a potential buyer for the Pueblo baseball club while Charles B Carlile received a telegram from Hoboes indicating Holmes might take charge if an interest is secured. Local fans expect no franchise transfer and anticipate the team remaining in Pueblo next year, though not under Prank Isbell.

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

Basketball Game Called Off Over Snow Drifts

The Wheatland and Cheyenne high school boys game tonight is canceled because players cannot overcome snow drifts. Tickets will be good for a future Wheatland game once arrangements are made, with date announced in the Leader.

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

Michigan May Withdraw From Conference

Chicago athletic officials oppose any change to the White resolution as Minnesota pressures a majority vote for conference rules. With Purdue Wisconsin and Chicago united they warn the summer baseball measure could be blocked unless the resolution remains two thirds.

Chicago University of Minnesota University of Chicago Minnesota Purdue Wisconsin

Hammond Co Expands Wyoming Hog Purchases

The Hammond Packing Company, Cheyenne’s large employer besides railroads, aims to source all Wyoming hogs for its packing dept. It touts no hog cholera in the state and promises clean, high quality meat from hogs raised near Egbert by Carpenter Livestock. A carload of Wyoming hogs netted sellers $6.15 per hundred, signaling strong regional profitability.

Hammond Packlig Company Cheyenne Wyoming Hammond Chicago Egbert

Ready for Bout at Fort Post Gymnasium Tonight

Ready for Bout describes the big athletic event at Post Gymnasium this evening with fighters examined by Athletic club officers and post physicians. Lt Camp enforces fair play to claim purses while Frank Peters referees all events. Advance ticket sales are strong and a large crowd is expected as the program opens at 7 46 p m.

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

Carney Wins Second Lap in Billiards Championship

Denver report from January 11 states Joseph Carney Pacific Coast champion led Alfred Deeres in the world three-cushion billiards Phopolyt match, gaining thirteen points to move closer to a finish tomorrow night. Deores now has 10 and Carney 88 in the block.

Denver Colo Joseph Carney Pacific Coast Alfred Deeres Deora Carney

Hackenschmidt Eyes Return and Matches in London

Hackenschmidt, back in London for knee treatment, says he is eager for another match with Gotch if fit. Officials near terms with Packey McParland and One Round Morgan for a ten round lightweight bout at Madison A. C. middle of the month. weigh-in around 134 pounds.

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

Greatness of short distance race at Chicago derby

The Derby of the Sheipner A. C. drew 6000 fans to Humboldt Park as Ira Davenport, Mel Sheppard, Billy Hayes, R. B. Young and others staged a notable suburban quarter mile. Also Chicago boxers KO Brown prepared for a ten round bout with Abe Attell on January 18 after a recent weight shift.

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

Wyoming immigration sees 619 homestead entries in 1911

Commissioner Roy Schenck reports to Wyoming land offices that 619 homestead entries were recorded in the year ending December 31, 1911 in the Douglas district including Niobrara Converse and Natrona Counties. He notes each entry implies about five new residents and cites oil land inquiries and irrigated land purchases as growth indicators.

Roy Schenck Wyoming Douglas Office Niobrara Converse Natrona Douglas District Schenck Pittsburg Pennsylvania Immigration Bureau

Robbed and Beaten on the Viaduct by a Soldier

John Bounda, employing the U. P. bridge and building gang, was slugged and robbed on the viaduct at midnight. A colored soldier, Clark of Troop 48, followed him from a saloon and beat Bounda with suspected brass knuckles. Special Watchman Hartnett detained Clark and recovered no weapon. Bounda was washed and sent home. he says he lost a watch and four to five dollars. Clark is jailed awaiting action.

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

Night Sun Dogs Puzzle Cheyenne Citizens

Unusual sun dog sightings occurred Tuesday morning and again Tuesday and Wednesday nights over Cheyenne drawing public interest. Weather lore links sun dogs to storm risk while scientists explain ice-crystal reflection through high clouds.

Also Mentioned on This Page

William Myers Dry Goods Co the World of Sport 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 Roy W. Schenck Immigration Middle West Mr. Schenck Kelley Mercantile, Co 16Th and Capitol Ave THE Cheyenne Light Fuel & Power CO Cartey Bergerson Bergerson ii
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