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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1911

Page

16

White Arrives Ready for Friday Fight in Cheyenne

Frankie White the Chicago Welter arrives from Denver with manager Ray Aragon ready for Friday night’s bout with Kid Ross at the Cheyenne Athletic club. White trained in Denver with Erlenborn and Keefe, workouts set for the Moose Saloon daily. Ross, who sparred Tuesday at the Palm Saloon with Battling Thompson and Kid Davis, is considered in good shape by manager Stilwell. Betting runs brisk with even money favored and one 10 to 5 wager on Ross.

Frankie White Chicago Ray Aragon Denver White Kid Ross New York Cheyenne Athletic Club Partthera Young Erlenborn Johnny Keefe Bani Moose Saloon Palm Waloon Thompson Kid Davis Wis Stiliwell Ness Palm Bar Rees

Bidwell plans 1911 Cheyenne Indians club reorganization

Manager Bidwell of the Cheyenne Indians will visit from Kansas City to discuss forming a 1911 season club. Last year’s team won the Rocky Mountain title, despite many players moving on to Western and Southern leagues. Several former Indians are projected to depart, while others attract bids from Dallas, Portland, Topeka, Savannah, and Minneapolis.

Bidwell Cheyenne Joddan Kansas City Indians Rocky Mountain Trinidad byupl+ heesmen Geswon Ruetenhaven Magesy Mothran New York Giants Chinde Hendrix Pittsburg Piratta Leo Langley Wichita Bob Gibson Topeka Merbert Hester Feet Fiost Portland Doc” Thrallkill Dallas Johnnie Galena Savannah McCarthy Danville Phil Goult James Whelan Ned Hartnett Haffter Fiebert Minneapolis American Association Wholao Flebert Sabetha Kas Hester Hariiet

Minnesota to Form University Crew by Next Fall

Minnesota officials report growing likelihood that UMN will field a rowing crew by next fall after congressional moves on a Mississippi River dam project at Fort Snelling. Inquiries pour in from national coaches including Syracuse’s Ten Breck and Harvard’s Stevenson, with an offer from George Van Vilst of New York City to post a forfeit guarantee to help build a winning program.

Minnespols Minn University of Minnesota Fort Snelling Ten Breck University of Syracuse Stevenson Harvard George van Vilst New York City Minneapolis

Visiting Cheyenne on a Hunting Trip

The text notes a person visiting Cheyenne and planning a hunting trip along a route, indicating travel or recreational activity. No specific dates, individuals, or organizations are named in the readable fragments.

Cheyenne

Packy McParland Knocks Out Clootman in Eleven

Mackey McFarland defeated Jack Clootman by knockout in the eleventh round of a scheduled ten round lightweight bout in New York. McFarland improved to 135 pounds in the ring.

Packy McParland Quartus Goodman New York Mackey McFarland Jack Clootman

Athletes Do Not Die Young Yale Refutes Myths Using Y Men

A Yale Daily News study counters the claim that athletes die young by listing 761 athletes who earned a Y and by detailing 51 deaths since graduation from 1855 to 1904. It breaks down deaths by sport and shows age ranges from 20s to late 60s, with crew, football, baseball, and track represented.

Young Bays Yale Daily News

Jotah to Meet Ordemann in Kansas City Finish Match

Frank Jotah agreed to wrestle Henry Ordemann in a finish match at Convention Hall in Kansas City on February 8. The event is set for Sherman City and is announced from Kansas City dated January 17.

Gotch Ordemann Kansas City Frank Joteh Henry Ordemann Convention Hall

Hackenschmidt Set for Denver Exhibition January 20

Denver reports Hackenschmidt the wrestler will stage an exhibition on January 20 as part of a national tour. He seeks top challengers for a forthcoming match, naming Frank Gotek or any claimant to first honors, having already dismissed several rivals.

Denver Hackenschmidt Frank Gotek Lowa

Cross Knocks Out Griffin In Brooklyn Bout

Leach Cross defeated Charley Griffin by knockout in the second round at the Vanderbilt Athletic club in Brooklyn. Griffin, who claims Australia’s lightweight title, was stopped as Cross dominated the scheduled ten-round bout.

Cross Griffin New York Leach Cross East Side Charley Griffin Australia Vanderbilt Athletic Club Brooklyn

Eldatora Dance Club Announces Thursday Dance

New management invites all with prior invitations to attend a weekly dance on Thursday January 19 and bring friends to Eldatora Dance Club.

Eldatora Dance Club

Giants’ McGraw Confident as Roster Takes Shape

John McGraw, manager of the New York Giants, reports most players assigned for next season and predicts a pennant chase with a strong lineup already in place.

John McGraw New York Giants

English bantam contender Stanley a good one

New York readers learn Digger Stanley the English bantam champion is a small man with a long fight record. At 115 pounds and five feet six, he has never been knocked out in ten years of fighting and has two decisions over Owen Moran. His life outside the ring includes running a London general store and Irish ancestry. He faces Frankie Burns at National Sporting Club on January 27, ringside at 117 pounds.

New York Digger Stanley Stanley Owen Moran Moran Jimmy Walsh al Delmar Boston Liverpool Sammy Kellar Eng- Vehman Joe Bowker Alt Mach Dublin Mach London Frankie Burns Jersey City National Sporting Club England Burns Johny Coulon Mackin Describintanley Agaéls Coulon Johnny Kendrick New Orleans Kendrick

Market Report From Local Exchange Sees Low Prices And Tight Turkeys

The market shows yesterday's trading with supply easing in western shipments. Fresh ranch eggs remain scarce and firm, dairy butter receipts are large with fair demand. Hens and springers arrive in small lots for shipment, live turkeys grow scarce and may rise in price despite light demand. Pioneer Produce and Commission Co.

Western Point Brotlers Pioneer Produce & Commission Co

Cattle and Hogs See Steady Trade Across Markets

Denver reports steady cattle prices with brisk beef demand and strong feeder sales as large arrivals loom for week auction. Hog supply is light but demand remains strong while sheep markets stay in line with river trade. Boston wool market shows activity with delaines firm. St Louis notes unchanged wool and lower butter and steady eggs and poultry.

Denver Eston Boston St. Louis Jan Elgin

Market report notes fair demand and good supply

Prices with demand reported to be fair and the supply very good for this time of the year. Vegetables are more or less firm and the market in good shape with output fairly brick. The State Leader Want Ads bring best results, Try one.

Air tubes in New York replace messengers service

Two pneumatic tubes will link the Custom House at Howling Green with the appraiser's stores at Washington and Christopher streets, replacing messenger service. Weighing up to eight pounds, packages can be sent in about four minutes. The $250,000 system handles invoices and mail, with an estimated daily throughput of 1200 to 2200 packages. A dedicated telegraph line accompanies the setup.

New York Howling Green Washington Christopher Streets

Tommy Murphy Seeks Rematch With Ad Wolgast

Tommy Murphy, aspiring lightweight contender, pursues Ad Wolgast in a bid to claim the title. The article notes Murphy’s confidence in defeating Wolgast and notes ongoing chatter about a probable clash.

Tommy Murphy AD. Wolgast

Appointment Filed for William Loeb Jr in Treasury Office

Be installed for William Loeb Jr ecolector of the port running to the office of Mr. MacVeagh secretary of the treasury in Washington.

William Loeb, Jr MacVeagh

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