Alexa Stirling to show England her golf wrists
Miss Alexa Stirling national women's golf champion prepares to enter the British women's championship next summer. She is playing winter golf at East Lake, likely to compete in Florida soon. Stirling, 22, has won the title three times and is famed for her powerful 225 yard drives and unique wrists.
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Atlanta
Alexa Stirling
England
Miss Stirling
East Lake
Florida
Woodland
Wyoming to legalize boxing in new bill
A Sheridan backed proposal in Wyoming aims to repeal Section 5893, the prize fight law, and legalize limited boxing bouts. The Sheridan Rotary club backs the measure, seeking state regulation with permits and supervision of authorized bouts. The bill reflects boxing's revival and broad public interest since returning troops.
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Sheridan Rotary Club
Manly
Wyoming
Sheridan County
American Legion
Braves Weigh Trade of Rabbit Maranville for Value
Thief GLUBS BUD POR THE ABET changing bunk houses and ball fans. Rabbit Maranville, star shortstop for eight seasons with Boston, may be traded if the Braves can get proper value in players. Maranville seeks change and would welcome a new start. Pirates, Reds, and others show interest as McGraw and Herm ann pursue the veteran.
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Rabbit Maranville
Boston
Braves
Rabbit
Maranville
Grant
Pirates
Hibson
Jaranville
McGraw
Garry Hermann
Reds
Cowboys and Tigers Will Tangle Friday
Two visiting basketball teams head to Laramie for Friday night games. The Colorado College Tigers from Colorado Springs meet Kemmerer high five, while Laramie high school hosts the clash with the Tigers. A double header is probable at the university gymnasium to launch the season.
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Larami
Wyo
Laramie
Parsons
Colorado College Tigers
Colorado Springs
Wyoming
Rocky Mountain
Kemmerer High Five
University Gymnasium
Ward Ready to Return to Brooklyn Robins Bench
Brooklyn January 11 Chuck Ward, 28, who spent most of last season sidelined by illness, expresses eagerness to start this season. He warns that failure to play could force him to leave the game.
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Brooklyn
Chuck Ward
Robins
Ward
Club Secures Prize Bundle of Noted Abilities
A club that delivers succeeds by earning a highly valuable bundle of abilities. The organization seeks multiple talents to strengthen its roster and enhance future performance across competitions.
Wyoming Joins Rocky Mountain Conference Lets Go
Frank Burage, editor of the Laramie Republican, notes Wyoming is now a Rocky Mountain Conference member. He foresees bigger schedules, home returns for away games, and revived basketball strength with existing stars and new talent. He urges optimism for a successful Wyoming year.
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University of Wyoming
Rocky Mountain College Athletic Conference
Frank 8. Burrage
Laramie Republican
Rocky Mountain Conferenc
Wyoming
University Circle
Colorado
University
University of Utah
Republican
Tech
Corbett
Lee Fohlis Bossing the Browns Inspires Philadelphia Rivalry
A tough note contrasts easy wins and high life with Lee Fohlis rising role guiding the Browns, while Philadelphia figures debate who leads. The piece casts Donovan as a leader of the Philly team amid shifting baseball power dynamics.
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William Donovan
Philly
Everett High Eyes Miracle Coach Bagshaw for UW Offer
Everett Washington January 11 Everett High, holder of the scholastic football title, may lose its famed coach Enoch W Bagshaw whose record at Smoke Stack City includes a 9 year run of winners. His teams won 81 of 87 games, with two ties and four losses to UW freshmen and Bellingham Normals. Bagshaw, a UW graduate who captained the Huskies, is considered the greatest halfback in Purple and Gold.
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Everett
Wash
Everett High
Enoch W. Bagshaw
Smokestack
University of Washington
Verett
Coach Bagshaw
Wyerett
Bagshaw
Hoquiam
Bellingham Normals
Magnate signs the raw recruit and a host of sports notes
The text surveys sports and public figures from baseball contracts to boxing talk. It mentions a magnate signing a raw recruit and praising a phenom, Andy Smith returning to California on a two to three year deal, and Ohio State opposition. Major league camps plan rule limits, possible Giants Tigers peace, golf figures Vardon and Ray visiting America, boxing chatter on Dempsey, Sharkey, Gibbons, and the bantam title.
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Andy Smith
California
Ohio State
Honesty as a headlight for baseball leadership
Governor Stephens backs William McCarty as Pacific Coast League head, praising his record as president of the coasters who cleaned house of crooked players. McCarty refused a raise, signaling integrity. Baseball faces a season of scrutiny to prove honesty or risk losing support and crowds.
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Governor Stephens
California
William McCarty
McCarty
Coasters
Coast
Cheyenne-Douglas Cage Season Opens Here Thursday
Cheyenne hosts Douglas in the first local basketball game of the season at 8 pm in the gymnas ium. The Cheyenne team, touted as a basket machine, hopes to prove it can contend with outsiders as the alum ni were defeated 19 to 1. Coaches Hawes and Claar discuss eight scheduled intercity games with three more to be announced, stretching to March 19 before the interclass and grade schools tournaments.
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Douglas
Cheyenne
Hawes and
Claar
Laughing to borrow: a Boston Transcript quip
A Boston Transcript quips that laughter aids persuasion, claiming a man laughing makes it easier to borrow money, illustrating humor as social leverage and contrast with financial trust. The witticism highlights how humor can influence lending dynamics in casual dialogue.
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Boston Transcript
Mails Hires St Marys Baseball Coach In Sacramento
Walter Mails arrives from Sacramento to coach St Marys baseball this winter. The Duster aims to guide players by direct instruction and clear communication about expectations.
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Oakland
Calif
Walter Mails
Sacramento
St. Mary's
Duster
Walter
Star Athlete Now Is Serving in Congress
The House of Representatives includes star athlete L. W. Parrish of Fort Worth Texas. Parrish, a former All American football player and track star, stands 6 feet 3 inches tall and weighs 250 pounds. He is now serving in Congress.
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House of Representatives
L. W. Parrish
Fort Worth
Texas
Ranchman Julius C Gunzinger Dies in Cheyenne City
Julius C Gunzinger rancher of Little Bear died at a city hospital after two weeks illness. He belonged to the Fraternal Order of Hayles and was well known in Cheyenne. Survived by wife Mary Ley Gunzinger and two daughters. Viewing at Bricker Bros. parlor Wednesday and Thursday. Mrs Gunzinger staying with Louis Smith at 2515 Snyder St.
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Julius C., Gunzinger
Little Bear
Gunzinger
Order of
Hayles
Cheyenne
Mary Ley Gunzinger
Islay
Harry Bricker Bros
Louis Smith
Snyder Street
Lucky Observation by Expert Sparks Hope for Child
A Chicago boy named Lucky Observation by Expert shows progress after more than three years. He was invited to a dinner for blind children by a physician who noted his ability to sense dark objects passing his eyes, prompting investigation and treatment.
Plenty of Water for Refinery at Laramie
Laramie area report notes Rock River Mayor Poole writes Midwest Refining general superintendent Reed to urge refinery opportunities. Letter emphasizes Rock River’s readiness to support oil refinery presence in the region and seeks influence to establish plant for Casper and Laramie operations.
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Laramier
Wyo
GC. H. Poole
Rock River
Laramie
L. A Reed
Midwest Refining Company
Casper
Nipper Squirrel to Get New Playmate After March 4
Report notes Nipper the White House squirrel will gain a new playmate after March 4. Discussion mentions refinery capacity, water supply, and proposed expansion tied to Rock Creek oil field, with Rock River and Laramie references, plus plans to add six more stills in coming months.
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Nipper
White House
Poole
Midwest
Laramie
Rock Creek
Washington
White House Lawn
Wyoming Senate and House Members List 1921
Long list of state senators and representatives with counties, towns, and party affiliations. Includes term rules for four year and two year terms, segment shows party totals: Senate Republicans 22 Democrats 8, House Republicans 563 Democrats 1. Totals 75 Republicans 4.1.
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Keech
Senate
Albany
Charles D. Oviatt
Jelm
My Big Horn
S. Skovgard Basin
Campbell H. J. Chassell
Gillette
Carbon
W. W. Daley
Rawlins
Mg Converse
John Stansbury
Douglas
the Crook
Thomas A. Dunn
Moorcroft
Fremont
John Dillon Lander
Goshen
H. S. Kirk
John A. Stevenson
Thurman
W. Arnold Laramie
Big Horn
Richard C. May Lovell
A. S. Mercer
Hyattville
Jos
H. Neville Byron
J. A. Allison
R. H
Frank S. Brewer
Gander
W. K. Carson
Dubois
P. W. Jenkins
Cora
A. L. Campbell Holt
L. R. Brewer
Wm. Platt Stewart
Republican
Co. W. Ford
Thermopolis
Frank O. Horton
Buffalo
D. C. Barksdale
Cheyenne
Harry B. Henderson, Jr
F. O. Osborn
Hillsdale
Olmer B. Smith
Pine Bluffs
J. C
Underwood
Iron Mountain
Harold L. Vaughan
William C. DeLaney
Jackson
J. D. Noblitt
Cokeville
I Marshall
Reynolds Kemmerer
J. W. Sammon Kemmerer
Li L. D. Tanner
Big Piney
Natrona
Harry N
Free Gasper
Gara J. E. Frisby
Casper
Niobrara C
R. DeHoff
Warren
Park L
Superior
William
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