Willard Plans Training Camp for Dempsey Bout
Jess Willard, former heavyweight champion, and manager Ray Archer map the March 17 title rematch site in New York. They will inspect camp quarters next week to choose a quiet, isolated training camp for six to seven weeks and Willard says money or terms do not interest him.
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New York
Jess Willard
Jack Dempsey
Willard
Ray Archer
Archer
Dempsey
Tex Rickard
700000 Real Money Offered for Heavyweight Fight
Montreal reports a $700000 guarantee for the Dempsey Carpentier bout if staged in Montreal. C J Graham plans to travel to New York to confer with Tex Rickard and may join promoter Tom Duggan at Mount Royal race track to license referees. Separate remarks criticize animal cruelty at Frontier Days and discuss enforcement of prohibition era laws and racial eligibility in boxing. The note adds a scientific fact: Saturn takes almost 30 years to orbit the sun.
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New York
Tex Rickard
Graham
Eastern Canada Securities, Ltd
Tom Duggan
Mount Royal Race Track
Frontier Park
Jeves
Goshen
Reynolds
Wyoming
May
Big Horn
Smith
Laramie County
DeLaney
Burns Birthday Celebration at Mrs Gilchrists Home
The one hundred sixty fifth anniversary of Robert Burns birth was celebrated in a royal style at Capitol Avenue and Twenty third Street with Mrs Andrew Gilchrist hosting. Guests enjoyed Scots songs tales and a 5 o clock menu of Scottish dishes amid flowers tartan decor and flags.
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Burns
Robert Burns
Andrew Gilchrist
Capitol Avenue
Twenty-third Street
Gilchrist
Fred DeWitt Boice
T. Blake Kennedy
William H. Gill
Frank Wescott
Madge Gill
Ed. Taylor
Wescott
Charles N. Potter
Mayor Taylor
J. 8. Stubblefield
C. F. Fisher
J. F. Jenkins
M. C. Roberts
Sundance
W. B. Ross
John Clay
Clay
Chicago
Mr. Clay
Scotland
McManus
Samuel Corson
Colin Hunter
Thomas Hunter
William Wannen
J. J. Bhowalter
Mark Cox
Dorothy Buck
Wyoming Bill Proposes State Game and Fish Consolidation
A wide open season suspension power would be granted to a unified state game and fish commission under Governor Carey's recommendation. The bill merges the state fish department with the game warden, creating a single statewide authority with authority to close seasons during emergencies and oversee waters, hatcheries, and expenditures.
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Carey
Game and Fish Commissioner
State Game Commission
William ©. Delaney
Lincoln County
Game and Fish
Wyoming
State Game
State Game and Fish Commission
Community concert features local performers and vocalists
Messrs Lake and Vaughan lead a program with Mrs Vaughan as accompanist, Mr Zieger singing, Mrs Charles A Bennett assisting, and Mrs Rigdon soloing. An aesthetic dance by Miss George of Fort Russell is planned between the first and second numbers of the regular dance program.
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T. Blake Kennedy
Charles Rigdon
Charles Bristol
Fred DeWitt Boice
Mesdames Boice and Hinkle
Lake and Vaughan
Baker’s Future Hinges on Little Ollie’s Recovery
In Trappe Maryland on January 24 a 10 year old girl Ollie Baker, daughter of baseball star Frank Baker, battles pneumonia. Her recovery will determine if Baker returns to the New York Yankees to open the season under Miller Huggins. He remains fit and says he would only play for the Yankees.
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New York Yankees
Frank Baker
Ollie Baker
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Yanks
Miller Huggins
Yankees
Indians to wear white uniforms for opener in St Louis
Tris Speaker inspired a fashion change after last fall’s world series. The Indians will dress the team in new white uniforms for the April 13 opener at St Louis, hoping the fresh look brings luck for the season.
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Tris Speaker
Tris
Cleveland
Flatbush
Robbie
St. Louis
Yale to overhaul football as Camp joins Jones in revival
Yale coach Tad Jones plans a new policy for 1921 with Walter Camp returning to assist. Jones will wind up his Seattle ship building work and move to New Haven in February. Winter and spring practice begin immediately as Yale seeks a modern, unified attack after a poor previous season.
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Tad Jones
Princeton
Harvard
Bulldogs
Boston College
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Elis
Tad
Walter Camp
New Haven
Camp
Seattle
Local Legion Post Backs Boxing Bill in Wyoming
The Cheyenne American Legion post urged legalizing boxing in Wyoming. The legislative committee recommended House Bill No. 65 pass, and the meeting unanimously supported the action. The bill faces a final House vote today, sponsored by Representatives DeLoney and Story.
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Wyoming
Cheyenne
American Legion
Chamber of Commerce
DeLoney
Story
Alumni Basketeers Beat Union Pacifics
The Cheyenne Alumni defeated the Union Pacific Railroad team by a decisive score of 387 to 1b. Swain starred for the Alumni, scoring from all areas and leading the offense as they dominated the game despite Union Pacific using two squads.
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Union Pacifics
Cheyenne
Union Pacific Railroad
Union Pacific
Swain
Frank Frisch Worth a Bank
A fragmented report discusses Frank Frisch as a valuable player for the Giants, noting his timely hitting, 77 RBIs in 110 games and comparisons to Hornsby. It references a trade offer from McGraw and Branch Rickey, and credits Frisch with fueling the Giants’ late season pennant push.
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McGraw
Rogers W Hornsby
Branch Rickey
Hornsby
John
Guba
Giants
Babe Ruth
Boxing Bill Moves Forward in Wyoming Legislature
The DeLaney Story bill to legalize boxing and wrestling in Wyoming advances through the House. Critics warn of intoxicated crowds and foul language at bouts, while supporters push toward a third reading with potential Senate review and a governor decision.
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American Legion
Douglas
Rawlins
Torrington
Ickemmerer
Newcastle
DeLaney
Lincoln
Story
Sheridan
Reynolds
Horton
Johnson
Abel
Roberts
Crook
Women’s Association
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Sheridan County
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Denver
Aber
Fie
Chamber of Commerce
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Carey
Grove's Luxative Bromo Quinine Tablets Ad
Colds flu or influenza preventive ad promotes Grove's Luxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. The genuine product bears the signature of J. W. Grove and the warning to ensure you get Bromo. 30c. Advy.
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Tale Grove
J. W. Grove
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