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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1921

Page

14

State leader sport news ice baseball shifts winter games

Cleveland reports ice baseball thriving with six team league and stars like Dode Paskert Bill Wambsganss Jack Graney and Ross Tenney driving interest Players adapt rules from indoor and outdoor codes while dangers shrink waiting for freeze ups and world series hopes emerge Also notes boxing match in London with Pete Wilde and Joe Lynch adds rivalries to winter sports scene.

Dode Paskett Paskert Bill Wambsganss Indians Jack Graney Cleveland Ice Baseball League Chicago Ross Tenney Pete Johns St. Louis Brown Louie Crowley Bill Kirschnick Johnny Hoernig Elmer

Let George Do It Clark Griffith Names McBride as Manager

Griff hands over control of the Nationals to George McBride a veteran shortstop with 20 years in professional baseball born in Milwaukee. McBride debuted in 1901 and joined Washington in 1908 noted for stellar fielding at short stop. He will lead the club to Tampa as Griff aims to keep Walter Johnson as senior voice among veterans.

Clark Griffith George McBride George Yoxy Griff Nationals Washington Club Walter Johnson Nat Tampa

Sports Grapevine Flushes With Trades and Hunches

Frank Steketee Michigan’s great kicker doubles as a speed swimmer while the baseball draft revives. Navin signs phenoms from the bushes as Bob Meusel sells groceries in Columbus. Dempsey and Carpentier reportedly head for Colorado next July. Ebbets claims another Dodger pennant as fans eye a new raid and Boston fallout looms with Annapolis and Nebraska clashes.

Nabbit Maranville Eyes New York Giants Move

The Rabbit from Boston hopes to join the New York Giants before his career ends. He’s famed for brilliant fielding but seeks a city that will energize the crowd and make him a Gotham hero while old fans drift away.

New York Nabbit

Boxing Bout Totals Hint at Shifts in Heavyweight Fight

The article reports on costs and weights in a boxing context as Jimmy Wilde ceded 15 percent of his weight to Pete Herman, surpassing a planned 14 percent. Herman delivered a decisive blow, sending the Ponty Pridd opponent through the ropes.

London Pete Joe Lynch Wilde Herman Jimmy Wilde Pete Herman

Two Earsful Awake to Snowbound Comforts

Poem contrasts others braving winter mountains with the speaker choosing warmth and sleep. Images of skiing, alpenstocks, snow shoes emphasize leisure and avoidance of harsh elements. The verse centers on personal preference for indoor ease over outdoor adventure.

Intersectional basketball and regional styles in play

The article surveys interscholastic basketball across regions, noting rule differences and local interpretations. It contrasts east versus middle west play, highlighting guard play, speed, endurance, and the impact of officiating and climate on floor games.

H. O Pat) Page Chicago University East West Middle West Rocky Mountain Pacific Coast

Darkened hair remedy endorsed by California resident

Mr. J A McCrea known as Daddy and Grandpa for his gray hair says a home made mix can darken gray hair and keep it soft and glossy. Mix water bay rum Barbo Compound and glycerine then apply twice weekly until the shade matches. It won t color the scalp or rub off.

J. A. McCrea California Daddy Grandpa

Newark Bans Crime Films Citing Influence by Movies

Newark safety director Brennan announces that crime films and crimin al themed shows are barred, claiming criminals admitted movies influenced their actions. The move targets screenings in the city effective immediately.

Newark N. J Brennan

Wyoming Legislature Names Committees for State Institutions

Speaker Ewart and President Daley announce committees to inspect Wyoming state institutions including University of Wyoming Laramie, Rawlins Penitentiary, Worland Boys' Industrial Institute, Thermopolis Hot Springs, Lander Detectives, Casper Hospital, Evanston Asylum, Rock Springs State Hospital, and related boards. Pay and legal adviser funding set. other bills face committee reports. County division talks rise with Carey County plan linked to Converse. Wy state and federal plan to eradicate predators proposed.

State Board of Charities and Reform Ewart Daley University At Laramie May Big Horn Smith Chassell Campbell Sibley Rawlins Fee Natrona Abel Sheridan Dunn Crook Boys’ Industrial Institute Worland Hot Springs Thermopolis Horton Johnson and Willams Carbon Stansbury Converse Lander Casper Stevenson Albany Mudgett Park Spear Asylum For the Insane Evanston Rock Springs Neville Vaughan Kirk Goshen H. PB. 23 Senate House Bilt Finance Committee Revenue Committee Wyoming Carey County

Amount Cut by Half in State Bounty Bill

Governor Carey backs a reduced bounty bill replacing the Mercer measure. The new bill halves the proposed bounty fund to 50 000 dollars for destroying livestock, aiming for quick passage after a veto on a prior bounty measure. Other items include mining board terms and oil land leasing fund provisions.

Carey Mercer Shinazu Lee

House Bills Introduced on Agriculture Tax and Court Reforms

A set of House bills includes H B 28 on stock raising and cooperation with the federal biological survey to eradicate predators. H B 29 aims to repeal state tax sections on property subject to municipal levies. H B 30 proposes divorce provisions when a spouse is permanently insane. H B 31 seeks to create Carey County from part of Converse. H B 32 would repeal auto registration statutes. H B 38 covers changes of venue and judge in civil and criminal actions.

Federal Biological Survey Stevenson Phillins Story Carey Converse

Dixie Highway bond vote seals Great Lakes to Florida link

Jasper Tenn January 17 Completion of the Dixie Highway is assured by Marion county's vote to issue 250000 dollars in bonds. The Tennessee and federal governments will match the amount with 750000 dollars, bringing total highway funds in the county to 1000000 dollars this year. The line across the Cumberland Mountains will improve north south travel. the project aligns with Georgia highway plans.

Jasper Tenn Great Lakes Florida Marion County Georgia Highway Department Tennessee Cumberland Mountains

Southerington Remedy Ad Praises Compound

Ad touts Monthis Compound claiming relief from long standing obstinate conditions in 3 to 5 days with no harm or work interference. Offers mail order prices 2.00 and 3.00 for double strength plus a free booklet from D and C. B. Southernton Remedy Co in Kansas City Missouri.

D&. C. B. Southington Remedy CO Kansas City

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Sport News GIG League Cleveland Dode Paskert Dasker Frank Steketee Michigan Kicker Prexy Navin The Tigers Bob Meusel Babe Ruth Columbus Bob Yanks Moran Reds Louis Wonsecca Colorado Dempsey Carpentier Fred Winsor Bud Ridley Bud Dick Griffin al Walker Charles Holiday Ebbets Matbush Dodger Amilions Boston Annapolis University of Nebraska Rustlers Joe Stecher Bugs Gotham Michigan Peninsula Pennsylvania West Virginia Minnesota Illinois Indiana Nebraska Ohio Douglas Glenrock C. P. Story of Sheridan Biological Survey United States Department of Agriculture United States Biological Survey State Game Wasden Hal C. Hendrix Fremont Land Company Cheyenne, Wyoming the Wyoming Trust and Savings Bank Geo. P. Knight Capitol Atlantic City Betty Ellen Jones Betty Vassar Katy Jig Jones Peter Jake S’jong Fou Ben Stre Alonc Starm Cit Corei Anc
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