Alexa Stirling to showcase golf wrists in England
Miss Alexa Stirling, national women’s golf champion, prepares to enter and win the British women’s championship next summer. She plays winter golf at East Lake Atlanta and may compete in Florida, boasting drives of 225 yards and a full swing. Stirling, 22, began golf education early with her father and clubs at age 11, and she remains a noted violinist and tomboy.
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Atlanta
Alexa Stirling
England
Miss Stirling
East Lake
Florida
Woodland
Wyoming moves to legalize boxing through repeal proposal
A Sheridan backed bill to repeal Section 5893, Prize Fight, seeks to legalize limited boxing in Wyoming. The measure, backed by Sheridan county delegation and the Sheridan Rotary, would regulate boxing with required permits and state oversight of authorized bouts.
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Wyoming
Sheridan County
Sheridan Rotary Club
American Legion
Rabbit Maranville Seeks Change Amid Trade Buzz
The longtime Braves shortstop, Rabbit Maranville, may be traded as team hopes to swap him for value in players. Boston fans thrilled by eight seasons with Maranville could see a change, with Pirates and Reds among suitors and McGraw and Hermann among those pursuing.
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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 opening league games in Wyoming. Coach Parsons' Colorado College Tigers travel from Colorado Springs as Wyoming joins the Rocky Mountain conference as a class A member. Kemmerer high meets Laramie High. A likely Friday night double header is planned at the university gymnasium for the season debut.
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Larami
Wyo
Laramie
Parsons
Colorado College Tigers
Colorado Springs
Wyoming
Rocky Mountain
Kemmerer High Five
University Gymnasium
Ward Aims for Breakout Season With Robins
Brooklyn report notes Chuck Ward, 28, eager to return after illness kept him on the bench last season. He says if he cannot start this year he may have to quit baseball.
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Brooklyn
Chuck Ward
Robins
Ward
Club That Delivers Upset Wins Promises Big Reward
A team achieving the feat would earn a highly valuable bundle of ability, underscoring the high stakes and merit in their victory. The statement emphasizes the prize as a substantial intangible asset for the successful club.
Wyoming Joins Rocky Mountain Conference Helps Wyoming
Wyoming's admission to the Rocky Mountain Conference is celebrated by editor Frank B. Burage of the Laramie Republican. He predicts stronger schedules and more return games, notes Colorado teams booked, and urges prompt success in basketball with returning stars and new talent.
Philadelphias Donnovan to lead the Browns boss Lee Fohlis
A colorful comparison poem highlights William Donovan as the expected Phillies leader while noting Lee Fohlis will still receive a chance to run the Cleveland Browns.
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William Donovan
Philly
Lee Fohlis
Everett Miracle Coach May Leave High School
Everett High may lose its renowned football coach Enoch W. Bagshaw who has built a dominant nine year run. He led the team to an undefeated 1920 schedule with 81 wins, two ties, and 4 losses, earning a UW coaching offer. Bagshaw, a UW graduate and celebrated halfback, has produced standout results for Smoke Stack City.
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Everett
Wash
Everett High
Enoch W. Bagshaw
Smokestack
University of Washington
Verett
Coach Bagshaw
Wyerett
Bagshaw
Hoquiam
Bellingham Normals
Magnate hints at phenom and world series for checkers
A sports filled reel notes Capablanca and Lasker in Havana for checkers, discusses Jan arrivals, and Cuba’s image. It mentions Bill Brennan’s Boston success, Andy Smith’s double salary deal, and looming MLB camp rules. Talks Giants Tigers border near San Antonio, boxing rivalries, and Dempsey’s push to line up heavies.
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Havana
Checkers
Capablanca
Doc” Lasker
Cuba
Giants
Tigers
San Antonio
Honesty as a headlight in Pacific Coast League
Governor Stephens of California seeks an honest leader for the Pacific Coast League and names William McCarty as a proven man. McCarty, former coaster president, cleaned house on crooked players, declined a salary raise, and earned support from officials urging loyalty amid next season's scrutiny. Baseball faces a test of integrity to regain public trust.
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Governor Stephens
California
William McCarty
McCarty
Coasters
Coast
McCarthy
Cheyenne-Douglas Cage Clash Opens Local Season
Cheyenne to host the season opener against Douglas at 8 p.m. in the gymnasium. The Cheyenne squad, praised as a “basket machine,” seeks to prove they can top outsiders after beating the alumni 19 to 1 last Friday. Coaches Hawes and Claar unveil eight scheduled games with five in Cheyenne and three away, stretching until March 19 before tournaments.
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Douglas
Cheyenne
Hawes and
Claar
Laughing and lending jokes in Boston Transcript style
A witty exchange cites a Boston Transcript quip on laughter and borrowing. The remark suggests humor unlocks money, with a playful claim that a man laughing makes him easier to borrow from, here pegged at $56.
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Boston Transcript
Mails to coach St. Marys baseball in winter
Walter Mails arrives from Sacramento to coach St. Marys baseball this winter. He aims to motivate players and explain the game clearly, continuing his coaching career. Henry Ford credited with sustaining Detroit tennis by funding clay courts, as the city lags in promotion. The Detroit Tennis Club plans for the upcoming season. Toledo eyes mud hens as 1921 sports thrill following major events.
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Oakland
Calif
Walter Mails
Sacramento
St. Mary's
Duster
Walter
Credit Ford
Detroit
Henry Ford
Henry
Detroit Tennis Club
Toledo
Star athlete now serves in Congress from Fort Worth
The House includes Representative L. W. Parrish of Fort Worth Texas a former All American football player and track star He stands six feet three inches tall and weighs 250 pounds reflecting a blend of athletic fame and political service
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House of Representatives
L. W. Parrish
Fort Worth
Texas
Ranchman of Little Bear Dies in City
Julius C. Gunzinger rancher of Little Bear died at a local hospital after a two week illness. He was a member of the Fraternal Order of Hayles and a notable Cheyenne figure. Survived by his wife Mrs Mary Ley Gunzinger and two daughters. viewing at Harry Bricker Bros. parlors Wednesday and Thursday. funeral arrangements later. Mrs Gunzinger staying with Louis Smith at 2515 Snyder Street.
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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 Aids Blind Child
E. Faulkner, a Chicago boy invited to a physician’s dinner for blind children, is shown reading for the first time in over three years. The doctor noted his ability to sense dark objects moving before treatment and investigation followed.
Plenty of Water for Refinery at Laramie
Rock River mayor G. C. Poole writes to L. A. Reed of Midwest Refining Co. about opportunities to attract an oil refinery to Rock River and Laramie, Wyoming, noting the town’s readiness to back development and secure plants locally. The letter signals municipal lobbying to influence refinery siting and capacity.
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Laramie
Laramier
Wyo
GC. H. Poole
Rock River
L. A Reed
Midwest Refining Company
Casper
Nipper Squirrel to Get New Playmate After March 4
A Letter discusses refinery water supply and expansion near Rock Creek oil field. It notes Rock River Midwest refinery location at Laramie and confirms ample water from Laramie River springs. The local refinery will add six more stills in coming months to increase capacity.
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Nipper
White House
Poole
Midwest
Laramie
Rock Creek
Washington
White House Lawn
Wyoming Senate and House Members by County and Party
A full list of state senators and representatives with county, name, address, and party. Highlights show party balance: Senate Republicans 22 Democrats 8 total 30. House Republicans 75 Democrats 4 total 79.
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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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