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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1910
Page
8
New York reports John son made his first appearance in Seville since the pig fight today. He said the match was fair and he was the better man. The event drew crowds, with theatre ads and photos claimed but not moving pictures. A mob damaged a ticket booth outside.
Trinidad team defeated the Cheyenne Indians 18 to 10 in a one sided contest. Rusty started on the mound for Cheyenne but his arm troubled him. Fiebert relieved and walked four, Hendrix could not return pitcher. Cheyenne pitchers Galena and Gott appeared, while Trinidad batters included Lockard Dennison and Brierly.
In a seven inning game at Polo Mountain on July 11, Company M of the Engineering Corps beat Troop M Ninth Cavalry. Wheaton pitched eight strikeouts for the Ninth. Vennings led the Ninth with two doubles and a single in three at bats. A rematch is set for next Sunday with refreshments as a side bet. Horses arriving for Cheyenne races include sixteen horses owned by John R. Tholl arriving from Kansas City, with more expected from Oklahoma and California for Sherman Ca.
The San Francisco Municipal Board of Censors adopted a resolution directing the police chief to prohibit exhibition of the Reno fight pictures. The action underscores officials concerns over public display of boxing footage in the city.
Denver reports a sixty county school census with a 4.3 percent population gain in the last year. Denver adds 1,445 students and now totals 56,225 in the school system.
The Gunntson tunnel project south arm ruptured last night in Dry Cedar basin and Goodwaters flooding the area. Bridges and some roads were washed out. Officials expected damage to nearby infrastructure and disruption of traffic during repairs.
Philadelphia crushed Pittsburgh 18 to 0 in a remarkable baseball game. Pitchers struggled as hitters piled up hits for Philadelphia led by Batterson Quinn and Adams with strong support from Liefield Webb and White.
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Chautauqua crowds packed a large tent with every seat taken for Sunday afternoon and evening shows. Out of town guests flooded hotels as performers struggled for accommodations. W R Colburn opened with a program outline, Paul Weiss Egery Concert Company provided music, Donna Bell Elder readings, and Willow Rainey Bonagh gave the dramatic address.
Burton Thatcher and Alton Packard led the New York program with strong audience appreciation. The day included lectures by Avis Talcott and Dr Frederick E Hopkins and a concert by Nell Bunnell. the recount of the June 4 primary ballots in the Dalsell-Black race proceeded in Pittsburg with seven votes shifted after boxes were rechecked following an injunction.
Chicago July 11 an unidentified bandit was shot and killed early yesterday by Elmer Cooper a motorcycle salesman Cooper had just left his fiancée Miss Katherine Ronn when two men held him up Cooper drew a revolver and shot one bandit through the forehead after being knocked down the other man fled
Roosevelt weighs leading New York independents as he studies the new law before acting. The insurgent tariff view, taught by Beveridge Bristow Lakas sette and others from Sagamore Hill, shapes his stance as he seeks the administration’s viewpoint.
A new dining spot titled Chop Stey and Short Orders opens at 1607 Eddy Street run by Leo Tim, offering nighttime service and inviting patrons to try the menu.
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