CAC team dominates Denver U in Cheyenne basketball clash
In Cheyenne the CAC quintet overwhelmed Denver University 59 to 16 as Lamm led with nine goals. The night also featured a Cheyenne high school win over CACs second unit and a CAC relay victory. Next Saturday CAC faces Colorado A at Keefe hall in a tighter rematch.
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Cheyenne
A. C. Tean
Denver University
Lamm
C. Awc
D. VU
Wellen
Klett
Davison
Mownton
Davie
Actherney
Wallace
Bailey
D. V
A. C
C. A
Storey
Carroll
Watson
Janks
Milner
Lee
Pell
George Storey
Carrigan
Dillman
Marks
Denver Cruad
Fort Collins
Centennial
Cheyenne Vacuum Cleaning Co Offers Free Demonstration
Cheyenne announces first class vacuum cleaning service with a free demonstration by Cheyenne Vacuum Cleaning Co at 106 West 17th Street. Phone number 378.
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Cheyenne
Cheyenne Vacuum Cleaning Co
17Th St
Phono
Morris 3 Being Breezed Along Slowly
New York boxing report on Carl Morris 24, 235 pounds in shape, saying he will train to refine boxing skills before aiming for major rivals. He plans to fight Jim Flynn within five weeks and later target Al Kaufman or Sam Langford, with caution about facing Johnson.
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New York
Carl Morris
James J. Jeffries
Wald
Marvin Hart
Morrig
Jim Flynn
Flynn
al Kaufman
Sam Langford
Johnson
Olympian Expert Predicts Sweden's Success at Stockholm
Chicago January 21 Edward Brown of the Amateur Athletic Association of America predicted strong showings for Sweden in the Olympian games at Stockholm before departing. Brown urged watchers to expect notable performances from Swedish athletes.
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Chicago
Sweden
Stockholm
Edward Brown
Amateur Athletic Association of America
Arkansas Battleship Christened At Camden New Jersey
The Arkansas, the largest battleship yet, slid from the New York Shipbuilding Company ways at Camden, displacing 26,000 tons with twelve 12 inch rifles and twenty two . Emphasizing unprecedented size and armament, the ship marks a historic naval milestone alongside sister ship Wyoming. Also noted is a New York plan for an Olympic athletes meeting and a call for American competitors to train intensively for Stockholm 1912.
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Camden
N. J
Arkansas
United States Navy
New York Shipbuilding Company
Wyoming
Arkangua
Rival brawl ends with improvised rescue and insults
In a heated encounter spectators intervened as two men fought. A spectator used pot hooks on a rope to haul Foster from the struggle. As Foster climbed out Minton hurled his shoe and Foster retaliated by flinging tobacco in Minton’s face.
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Foster
Minton
Goff Appointment Deepens Rift With La Follette
Washington action to name Guy D. Goff of Milwaukee as United States attorney for the eastern district of Wisconsin faces likely Senate opposition from Senator La Follette. La Follette preferred W. J. McElroy and accuses Norton, secretary to the president, of driving the choice.
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Washington
Guy D. Goff
Milwaukee
Nathan Goff
West Virginia
United States
Wisconsin
la Follette
Taft
W. J. McElroy
Senate
Goff
Norton
Missouri Will Not Face Iowa In Football Next Fall
Columbia Mo July 21 Iowa University asked Alexander a negro student to play for its team. Missouri will not meet the college on the gridiron next fall though relations remain friendly. The annual game may resume after next year.
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Gooh Lin
Columbia
Tun
Iowa University
Alexander
University of Missouri
Iowa
Brewer
Missouri
Harvard and Princeton to Meet in Football on November 4
Princeton manager B D McClose announced that Harvard will play Princeton on November 4 in Princeton New Jersey. It will be the first football meeting between the two colleges since 1897.
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Princeton
N. J
B. D. McClose
Harvard
Hackenschmidt Fails to Throw Americus Opponent Twice
Baltimore January 24 George Hackenschmidt failed to throw Gun Schoenlein of the city twice within one hour. He did not pin the Baltimorean's shoulders to the mat even once within the required period.
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Hackenschmidtr
Americus
Baltimore
George Hackenschmidt
Gun Schoenlein
Denver Ed Martin beats Ed Hagen in third round foul disqualification
In Seattle on January 21 Denver Ed Martin of San Francisco won by disqualification in the third round of a four round bout against Ed Hagen a former Seattle policeman. Hagen was disqualified for batting.
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Seattle
Wash
Denver
Ed Martin
San Francisco
Ed Hagen
Hagen
Walsh Applies for Parole in Federal Prison
John R. Walsh a banker now serving a sentence in Leavenworth has filed a parole application. The request is with the United States district attorney in Chicago for recommendation. Under the parole act prisoners must serve one third of their sentence, making Walsh ineligible until September 19 1911.
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Walsh
Leavenworth
Kas
John R. Walsh
United States
Chicago
Walah
Eagle Attacks and Kills Deer at Quabbia Lake
A large hungry eagle attacked and killed a deer at Quabbia Lake near Enfield on January 21. Several farmers witnessed the scene but did not interfere as both animals enjoy protected status under strict laws.
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Enfield
Masa
Quabbia Lake
Martial Oombata
Flushing Racial Segregation Row Sparks School Move
In Flushing New York a dispute over mixed dances at Lincoln School prompts protests and a push for separate schools. Beatrice Chapman 12 faced a demand to stop dancing with colored children after friends teased her. Charles Chapman urged the teacher to bar Beatrice from dancing with a colored pupil Charles Davis.
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New York
Beatrice Chapman
Flushing
Lincoln School
Beatrice
Charles E. Chapman
Eleanor Sharing
Charles Davis
Robbers Loot Store in Silver Creek Neb
A large general merchandise store owned by Hoth and Kuls at Silver Creek Nebraska was broken into on January 21. About 100 dollars worth of knives silverware and clothing were stolen. Entrants used a rear window and left without hurry after sampling canned goods cheese and crackers. No clues were found.
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Silver Creek
Neb
Hoth & Kuls
Fight at Bottom of sixty foot well ends in clash
In Winston-Salem on January 21 John Minton and Nelson Foster fell from a newly built wall inside a sixty foot well and fought as bystanders watched. The witnesses reported the incident before rescuers arrived.
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Winston-Salem
N. C
John Minton
Nelson Foster
Congress Approves 125000 Aircraft Appropriation
War balloons and aeroplanes thread through the house as the plan wins final approval. A $125,000 specific appropriation is added to the army appropriation bill. Mr. Mann of Illinois led the fight for their machines and Mr. Fitzgerald headed the attack.
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Congress
Washington
Rocky Channel
Mann
Imnels
Fitzgeral
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