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Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1912

Page

8

Eddie Johnson to Meet Unholzs in Ten Round Bout

Eddie Johnson of Pueblo signs for a ten round fight with Rudolph Unhols the Just Boer, Denver promoters set the window February 16 to 20 in the Smelter City. Johnson, praised as a rising lightweight, will face the experienced challenger who has fought Gans and Nelson and recently returned from Australia.

Denver Colo Endle Johnson Pueblo Ruadolph Unhols Johnson Arkansas Valley Louis Newman Unholk Joe Gans Battling Nelson Cyclone Johnny Thompson Billy Papke Australia Dane Trinidad Johnny White Hames Firepatrick Uniole Theo Ferns Komler Kansas City Wildcat Paul Kohler Cleveland Ohio Jimmy Huret

Gonzalez knocks out Soldier Hunt in New Mexico debut fight

In Albuquerque Luis Gonzales of Silver City knocks out Soldier Hunt of Manila in the third round of a scheduled 20 round welterweight bout at the Elks Opera House. The bout draws loud crowds as Gonzales delivers two quick KO blows ending Hunt's challenge. This marks New Mexico's first prize fight since 1895 under federal law.

Albuquerque N. M Elks Opera House Luis Gonzales Sliver City Plehkt Soldier Hunt Far Mery Manila le House New Mexico Wuaperlid

Hogan and Wells Eye Derby Day Bout Rumor

San Francisco report notes interest in a Hogan versus Wells matchup. Derby day next May is proposed as a possible venue with the British public shown support, while Hogan prepares for a Wednesday night bout against Harlem Tommy Murphy.

San Francisco England Hogan Aotion Gil Bong Tommy Murphy Dave Levy Matt Wells Levy Wells National Sporting Club of London New York Murphy

Portland Reinstates Walter Kuhn To Chicago Affiliation

A Portland telegram from John M. Farrell of the National Association of Minor Baseball Leagues states Walter Kuhn backstop of the Portland Cost league team is reinstated and will report to the Chicago Amercans. Kuhn’s suspension was three years for failing to report to his assigned club. under rules he would revert to Minneapolis but was released to Chicago by that club.

Portland Ore John HM. Farrell Walter Kuhn Cheago Amercans Kubo Minneapolis Chicago Pacific Coast League Lush Montreal Billy Lush United States B. N. McCafferty Syracuse New York

Aggies Win at Laramie In Dull 14 14 Tie

Colorado Agricultural College teams battled Wyoming in Laramie with a 14 to 14 tie after a crowded, hard fought game. Wyoming players Jones Whitman Miller Grape and others starred. Colorado A Ags Hrannenan Osbern Murphy Propest Diemitt Brill Litter contributed.

Laramie Wyo Colorado Ageles Vaivegelty of Wyoming Jones Whitman Grape Rod Miller Gkinner Grant Burgess Davis Overton Colorado Agricultural College Toon Hrannenan Osbern Propest Od Diemitteuerde Murphy Brill Litter

Frisco Considers Professional Four Round Boxing Ordinance

San Francisco officials reopen talks on permits for weekly four round bouts. An ordinance proposed by Supervisor Gallagher would end amateur restrictions, tax clubs $220 yearly, require clubs to be Pacific Athletic association affiliated, limit fights to four rounds, and award limited amateur prizes.

San Francisco Cal Board of Supervisors Gallagher Pacific Athletic Association

Officers Selected for Army Olympic Team to Stockholm

Five officers named to prepare for the Stockholm Olympic trip with the army likely to field four. Capt Guy V Henry Twelfth Cavalry Hirst Lieuts Ben Lear Jr Third Cavalry John C Montgomery Seventh Cavalry BE F Graham Fifteenth Cavalry Second Lieut Quekemeyer Fifth Cavalry. Cant Noury and Lieut Graham previously on the horse show team in London.

Washington United States Army Stockholm Sweden Army Guy V. Henry Twelfth Cavalry Hirst Ben Lear, Jr Third Cavalry John C. Montgomery Seventh Cavalry BE. F P. Graham Fifteenth Cavalry Quekemeyer Fifth Cavalry Cant Noury Lieut Graham Londo Army Mounted Service School Fort Riley Honolulu

Mexican Bull Fight Ad Mission Details and Pricing

Ad describes a Mexican bull fight showing Monday and Tuesday nights with admission ten cents. It claims a top listing in the leader three times for twenty five cents. The language is promotional and notes a cheap entry and multiple listings.

Philadelphia offers Hot Springs grounds for spring practice

Horace Vogel president of the Philadelphia Nationals offers the grounds at Hot Springs Arkansas for the world champions spring training due to meningitis in Texas. Quennie Mack investigates Texas conditions and may accept or decline the offer. Ann Arbor Michigan votes to add a 5 dollar athletics fee after Oct 1 to support maintaining athletics without gate admission.

Philadelphia Texas Horace Vogel Philadelphia Nationaly Hot Springs Ark Quennie Mack Americana Fogel Ann Arbor Mich Board of Regents University of Michigan

Abbott-Detroit 44 Artillery Roadster Sells at Grand Central

The Abbott Motor Company reports the first bona fide sale at the Grand Central Palace show in New York. G. J. Ray of Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad bought the Abbott-Detroit 44 artillery roadster, a heavy touring Yonderer chassis model. The deal closed within five minutes of opening, marking a strong early sale amid record show business.

Abbott Motor Company Grand Central Palace New York G. J. Ray Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad Ray Lackawanna Road Abott Motor Company FTAHE Abbott-Detroit Schaefer Abbott- Detroit

Hart Retires From Plains Hotel Company

A formal deal yesterday makes Harry P. Hynds sole owner of interior fixtures and manager of the Plains Hotel, with W. K. Hart leaving active management. The Plains, under their joint oversight, is praised as one of the country’s best run hotels, with initial furnishings costing about sixty thousand dollars.

Harry P. Hynds W. K. Hart Plaine Hynde Hart

Plains Hotel Earns Wide Reputation in Cheyenne

Cheyenne residents visiting East or Wort report the Plains hotel's reputation as the best in the country and central to Cheyenne. Under Hynde and Hart, Hynde’s leadership has made the Plains a standout business success with a commitment to maintaining its leading status in the West.

Cheyenne East Wort Hynde & Hart Hynde Tie

Ry Mail Association to Meet in Cheyenne

The Railway Mail associations convention moves to Cheyenne as next meeting place after Omaha. The reorganization creates a division including Wyoming Nebraska and Colorado with about eight hundred members and delegations from Cheyenne Omaha Lincoln Norfolk Denver La Junta and Billings.

Railway Mall Association Omaha Cheyenne Wyoming Nebraska Colorado Lincoln Norfolk Denver la Junta Billings

Two Divorces Filed in District Court Show Custody And Desertion

Two divorce actions were filed in district court. John Mitchell seeks divorce from Ella Mitchell with custody of daughter Margaret, born earlier, and requests an absolute title to his homestead. Lucy F. Axford sues Hartley C. Axford for desertion since April 1, 1910, after their Belle Fourche marriage in June 1904.

John Mitchell Ella Mitchell Mitchell Laramie County Margaret Wm. B. Ross Axford Lucy F. Axford Hartley C. Axford Belle Fourche Belle Fourche, 8. D Thomas Hunter

Lady Minstrels Featured At St Mark’s Parish House

A minstrel show feature at St Mark’s Parish House next Tuesday evening will introduce the Lady Minstrels. End ladies Mrs V K Hart and Mrs A K Smith headline the act.

Pan Misa Richardson Mra Hart Mra. Smith Harold Vaughan George Primrose Ed Taylor Mark Twain Middlemess J. F. Meyer Margaret Gill Mise Rose Baird A. K. Smith St. Mark's Parish House V. K. Hart

New England Supper and Minstrel Dance at Parish House

Notice for St Marks Parish House event on Tuesday January 30 includes a New England supper at 6 30 pm a minstrel show at 8 15 pm and an upper dance with admission 50 cents and entertainment and dance listed at 000 cents

St. Marks New England

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Myers Dry Goods CO the World of Sport Eddie Johnson Unholz Catcher Kuhn Chicago Americans Aggies Wyoming University Frisco U. S. Army Spotographs Harvard Gopher Cambridge Mass University of Minnesota William F. Garcelon Petroit Abbott Plains Hotel Company Shlis Int H. P. Hynds Plains Mail Association W. Holstein Massier W. 19Th St DIST Lady Minstrels F. R. Dildine 19Th St
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