Aggies Set Next Challenge for C A C Basketball
The Champion C A C prepares for a home game against Colorado Agricultural College on Thursday at 4 30 pm with a 60 cent gate for men and 25 cents for women. locals expect a close contest though doubt ABQAC can win, noting AGGIES recent wins over Baton All Stars and School of Mines and a deep reserves lineup.
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Colorado Agricultural College
Wy Collins
Cheyenne
A. C
Augiee
Baton All Stars
School of Mines
C. AC
Merory
Paris Fight Ends In Ten Round Draw
Paris France Jan 10 Killie Glover of Boston boxed to a ten round draw with English contender Mathison Bere. The bout ended with both fighters evenly matched and spectators noting a closely fought contest. Verrea piloted an aircraft reaching an altitude of 9,800 feet in a separate flight reported as a notable record.
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Paris
France
Killie Glover
Boston
Mathison Bere
Chicago May Drop Intercollegiate Baseball Plan
May Drop Game Chicago January 20 intercollegiate baseball may be dropped at the University of Chicago if the Big Eight conference allows summer play Coach A A Bragge suggested the idea in letters to the athletic board and will be given discretion. Students expect Interclass games to replace conference games if summer play is not approved Wisconsin and Purdue ready to follow Chicago lead.
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Chicago
University of Chicago
A. A. Bragge
Athletic Board of Control
Tiis
Ttie
Wisconsin
Purdue
Chicageo
Gibson to Join Battle Creek Michigan Team Again
Bobby Gibson the former Cheyenne Indians catcher visiting Cheyenne plans to return to Battle Creek Michigan to resume play with the Michigan State league a Mother of that team before he left for independent ball Michigan papers praise his past performance and note talk of forming an independent team this year though he may stay with the plan to rejoin Battle Creek.
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Bobby Gibson
Cheyenne Indians
Battle Creek
Mich
Michigan State Ague
Bobby
Michigan
Anios
Eaton High Crumbles in Cheyenne Opener Against Greeley
The Eaton High boys lost the season opener in Cheyenne to Greeley High 87 to 21. Greeley benefited from better teamwork and longer practice, while Eaton showed effort but lacked cohesion. crowd counted on improved performance with more practice in their next game.
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Cheyenne
Oponing
Greeley High School
Greeley Boys
Leonboys
Littlemere
Woman, 26, Struck by Street Sprinkler Carriage
A 26 year old woman was struck by a street sprinkler vehicle in an early incident reported yesterday. The injuries were described as serious though not life threatening and authorities began an immediate investigation.
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Dijeele
Outlaw League Uses Sherman Antitrust Claim
John T. Powers, president of the Columbian outlaw baseball league, asserts the league has a statutory right to exist under the Sherman antitrust law and will seek its aid if challenged. He says most players are already lined up for the coming season and promises high quality baseball across the circuit in April.
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St. Louis
Jan
John T. Powers
Billy Nelson
Gunther
Chicago
Powers
Baseball Trust
Milwaukee shortstop fined for assaulting umpire Edinger
Phi Lewis of the Milwaukee team was fined 100 by American Association president Chivington for assaulting umpire Edinger during a September 3 game with St Paul. Edinger has been dropped from the association's umpire staff for failing to keep order, and has been signed by the Three-I league. Edinger claims the fine was due to the president not backing him up.
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Chicago
Phi Lewis
Milwaukee
Chivington
American Association
Eddinger
St. Paul
Edinger
Hogan Moves Training Camp to San Rafael
Hogan starts a two week training stretch in San Rafael before facing Tommy Murphy in San Francisco on January 31. He will begin gym work tomorrow and planned road trotting as part of preparation. Murphy departed New York for San Francisco last Wednesday.
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Hogan
San Francisco
Cal
San Rafael
Tommy Murphy
Murphy
New York
O Rourke Plans Flynn Palzer Fight in Face of Johnson Ultimatum
Tom O Rourke, manager of Al Palzer, said he is arranging the February 15 bout with Jim Flynn. He believes the match will occur despite Jack Johnson’s threat not to fight Flynn if he meets Palzer in New York.
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Johnson
New York
Tom O'Rourke
al Palzer
Jim Flynn
Jack Johnson
Flynn
Palzer
Denver University tops Castle Rock in hard fought game
In Castle Rock Colorado on January 20 the Castle Rock high school basketball team lost to Denver University 44 to 28. Castle Rock led until the final four minutes when fouls decided the outcome.
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D. U
Castle Rock
Colo
Denver University
Wells Named Denver Captain Ahead of Cast Rock Win
Russell Wells was elected captain of the Denver University basketball team for the 1912 season yesterday as the squad traveled to Cast Rock where it defeated the five from that town last night. Wells previously starred for Mast Denver High School teams in 1909 and 1910.
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Russell Wells
Denver University
Cast Rock
Wells
Mast Denver
Alexander to Receive Record Salary in Second MLB Season
Philadelphia reports that Grover Alexander, the pitcher, will be paid the largest salary ever for a player in a second major league season. He starred in the National League last year and secured a substantial raise this year after demanding a big increase.
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Philadelphia
Grover Alexander
Flo
Arrest of a Bohemian on Seventeenth Street
A man described as a Bohemian, involved in a past incident and known as McLeavshlis, fled town after throwing a object through a window on Seventeenth Street. Police, led by Officer Jin, spotted him up the street and took him into custody in a swift late night arrest.
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P, McLeavshlis
Seventeenth Street
Jin
Bin
Furnished rooms weekly rentals on Caprio Avenue
Fragmentary classified note advertises furnished rooms for rent on Caprio Avenue near the theater district. Limited readable details prevent full listing but indicate temporary lodging options in a urban area.
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Caprio Ave
Moroccans and German interests shaped by 1909 accord
The article reviews the Moroccan question from 1904 to the 1909 Franco German accord. It credits Germany with backing open trade in Morocco, avoiding war, and securing Congo Ubangi access. It notes the Algeciras Conference, French protectorate moves, and Agadir crisis as factors leading to a treaty that protected German capital and commerce.
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New York
Germany
France
Count von Bernstorff
Washington
England
Morocco
Tangier
Algeciras
Spain
Ajda
Casablanca
Mulay Hafid
Algeriras
Coul
Looe
M. Pichon
M. Crupps
Fez
Fex
Chagja
Paleisiet
Agadir
Wilhelmshaven
British Isles
Paris
French Congo
Africa
Congo
Goer and Administration Conclude Negotiations Satisfactory
The negotiations under moral pressure of the Panther to Agadir yielded a satisfactory result for Germany, as the pro visions could not be highly varied and the aim was attainable. Germany avoided drastic changes and pursued a feasible goal amid spending constraints.
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Goer
Panther
Agadir
Germany
Chaning Phantoma
Sleepless Girl Credits Vinci Tonic For Health Return
Misa Van Steenburg of Brooklyn suffered sleepless nights as a sign of poor health caused by uneven blood circulation. A letter reports Vinci cod liver oil preparation restored strength, improved sleep and appetite, and left the writer feeling well again. The ad promises money back if Vinci does not please, from A HB Roedel, druggist, Cheyenne Wyoming.
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Misa van Steenburg
Brooklyn
Vinci
Roedel
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Boy Thought Lost Returns to City
A 16-year-old boy named John left home for three days after which his mother, Mrs. Carson of No 1 Lillian Terrace, alerted police and a state humane officer. He was found in a city eating house and has returned home safely.
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Carson
Lillian Terrace
State Humane
John
Turkeys Are Now a Scarce Article
The Christmas and Thanksgiving demand has depleted local turkey stocks making them hard to obtain. J. T. Bell, a butcher, began the week seeking birds and found only one. He traveled between here and Greeley searching, but farmers had none for sale at any price.
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J. T. Bell
Here
Greeley
Pease to Speak on Heraldry at Public Library
Professor William H. Pease of the University of Colorado law school will deliver an illustrated lecture on Heraldry at the public library building. The talk is the third lecture in the free library course in Denver on January 20.
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Denver
Colorado
William H. Pease
Law School
University of Colorado
Pwblic Library
Postum Cited As Coffee Alternative By Student Letter
A New York college student reports chronic headaches and lethargy from coffee and tea and credits Postum with restoring health and study vigor after quitting coffee and switching to the beverage. The letter, attributed to Postum Co. of Battle Creek Michigan, ends with a prompt to read The Road to Wellville.
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Nature
New York
Mausfer
Postum Co
Batthe Creek
Mich
Wellville
Ples
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