Indians rout Denver in 10 to 1 baseball romp
Indian hitters powered a 10 to 1 victory over Denver as Rusty slugged three of four, McCarthy stole twice and third once, while Judson and the defense kept Cheyenne off the bases. Denver miscues and limited threats highlighted a one sided camp game with several errors and key plays in the early innings.
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Indians
Colorado Telephone Co
Penver
Pooron
Tudson
Hite Mesut
Judson
Redskins
Caldwell
McTianiels
Rusty
Portsider
McCarthy
Mac
Denver
HP Tostick
Vielman
Wrigley
Batley Wee
Cheyenne AB. R. HO PO. A. E Saliwolt
Galena
Rffe
En Turkoon
Baughman
Moeteaniels
Chellgard
Cheyenne
Horth
Goss
Coss
Ailey
Harned
Bailey-Wrighey
Tailey
Hare
Balle
Runety
Cochran Sold to Topeka Sparks Cheyenne Grief
Cheyenne fans mourn George Cochran the Indians’ last third baseman who left Sunday for Topeka to join the Western League club. Manager Blawell negotiated a deal with Topeka, with a return clause if Cochran fails to make good.
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Cheyenne
George Cochran
Indians
Topeka
Blawell
Cochran
Tribe of Bidwell
Didwell
McCoy
Caldwell
Chellyard
Jobst
la Junta
Hidwell
Cubs wallop K O K A by score 4 to 4
In a well played game yesterday the champion Cota defeated K O K A by a score of 4 to 4. Gustin of the Cubs hit a home run. Cubs Schilling Myers Warren Underwood Hopkins and Warren were stars for the Cubs and K O K A players included Warren and Underwood.
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Cota
Acore
Gustin
Cubs
Cuba
Schilling
Myers
KO. K
Warren
Underwood
Hopkins Ang
All Stars Fall To Terrors In Final Series Game
The Terrors beat the All Stars 4 to 2 in a dramatic deciding game. Jack Heavey pitched nine innings for the Terrors, fanning twelve and allowing two walks, while Wilson held the Terrors’ hits in check for the Stars. The loss ends the season with the Terrors claiming victory and the Stars suffering a hard fought defeat. The squads, both veteran amateurs, delivered strong defense amid heat and pressure.
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All Slare
Hoye
Terrors
Jack Henavey
Ile
Eave
Uut
Hoaway
Wilson
All Stars
Sture
Inninigh
Wheatland Boy to Pitch for Buffalo
Charles Hightower, a Wheatland boy, signed with Buffalo of the international league for the remainder of the season. He has previously pitched for Whenatlonid, Fort Collins Lamb Feeders, and starred for Cornell University. He also faced Bidwell's Indians in exhibition games.
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Charles Hightower
Wheatland
Buffalo
Fort Collina Lamb
Cornell University
Bidwell
Indians
Hightower
John
McGraw
Glante
Stallings
Nipoleon
Phifato
Good Things to Eat at Inter-Oceda Hotel Cafe
A brief note touts meals at the Inter-Oceda hotel cafe with reasonable prices and a clublike bar atmosphere noted in passing.
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Inter-Oceda
Ronneection
Standings of the Clubs and Today’s Scores
American League shows Cleveland and Philadelphia in view. one game. Western League results include St. Joseph 1 Denver 4. Omaha 8 6 Topeka 4 4. Des Moines 5 Wichita 9. Sioux City 2 Lincoln 10. Kansas City 2 Louisville 3. Milwaukee 1 Indianapolis 10. Minneapolis 5 7 Toledo 2 7. Second game listed St. Paul 12 4 Columbus 4 3. legal restriction after 6:00.
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Cleveland
Philadelphia
St. Joseph
Denver
Omaha
Topeka
Des Moines
Wichita
Sioux City
Lincoln
Kansas City
Louisville
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Toledo
St. Paul
Columbus
New York
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Pitteture Tee
Obeinnath
Anewe
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Eeeatan
Boston
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Detroit
Chicago
Lowis Eee
Toston Eee
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New York Coun En
Bloux City
Local standings and scores from a midwestern baseball note
A garbled crowd of names and teams appears with scattered scores for cities including Milwaukee Indianapolis Columbia Minneapolis Toledo Kansas City Louisville Omaha Wichita Lincoln Des Moines Sioux City Denver and more. The fragment lists players and affiliations tied to the American Association.
Baseball results from yesterday in two leagues
National League games featured players Warner Robinson and Gibson Allen Curtis and Miller in the first contest. The second game listed Hendrix Simo Kent Burke and Erwin with Frome McLean Rixey Killifer. Philadelphia and Cincinnati and others showed lineups including Sollee Geyer Dale Willis Wingo Ames Crandall Meyers Maloney Brown Needham Archer Jocker Brown Donnelly Kling. American League notes included Hall Bedient Wood Cady Works Dubus Stanage and a lineup for Philadelphia Cleveland New York with Brown Lapp Kahler Krapp Steen ONeill.
Chicago Cubs win 4-1 in tight ballgame
The report notes Chicago scoring a 4-1 victory over Philadelphia Athi with six home runs by noted players, while Buffalo defeated Providence 1-0 in 14 innings in a separate game.
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Buffalo
Providence
La Grange Baseball Crazy Beats Hull 16 to 2
La Grange overwhelmed Hull in a big baseball win 16 to 2 with Babbitt dominating on the mound striking out 17 and Wascher belting a bases loaded homer. Large crowd attended and La Grange will host Cary next Sunday.
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la Grange Baseball Crazy
Beats Hull
la Grange
Hull
Babbitt
Wascher
Cary
Wiand
Hoke
Duck as a living billboard boosts local jeweler sales
A Los Angeles businessman outfits a pet duck in a bright red coat bearing his firm name. The trained duck follows a boy along Broadway drawing crowds and increasing customer traffic for the jeweler, who cites noticeable business gains.
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Los Angeles
Broadway
German American Beverage Gains Popularity in America
The article praises wholesome bottled beer, noting Blatz of Milwaukee as a sixty year staple. It credits German-American culture for beer’s trusted health benefits and mentions Davis & Miller of Cheyenne as the local wholesale distributors.
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Milwaukee
Blatz
Davis & Miller
Cheyenne
Wyo
Baseball Highlights From 1898 to 1909 Chronicle
Daily recap of notable baseball moments featuring Joe Jackson born in Greenville DC in 1898. 1902 Chesbrow’s 41 scoreless innings before Boston run. Evers homers in 12 inning Troy win over Utica. 1903 Beaumont hits two homers plus a triple and single off McGinnity Cronin. 1907 Amos Giants pitcher nine passes to Pittsburgh in eight innings. 1908 Waterbury over Meriden 22-01 with 47 hits. 109 Detroit Washington 18 innings scoreless. Summers, Gray, Groom pitched for teams. 1909 Ferguson Heston struck out.
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Joe Jackson
Cleveland Naps
Greenville
D. C
Pittsburgh
Jack Chesbrow
Boston
Johnny Evers
Troy
Utica
Wittavareh
New York
Clarence Beaumont
McGinnity
Cronin
Amos
New York Giants
Waterbury
Meriden
Detroit
Washington
Summers
Tigers
Gray
Groom
Nationals
Perguson
Heston
County Officers Report and Financial Statement June 1012
County officers report from Laramie County Wyoming covers sheriff deputies, county clerk and deputies, treasurer and deputies, prosecuting attorney salary and expense, superintendent of schools, assessor and district assessor salaries and expenses, county commissioners per diem and mileage, district court clerks salary and expense, witnesses, bailiffs, justices, coroners, and related per diems and expenses. The report itemizes salaries and travel for numerous offices and personnel.
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BEMI
Laramie County
Wyoming
Stee Attorneys
Evnerens Aia Pilirik
Turore
Ceyerees
St. John's Hospital
CECE
Court House and Jail
Board of Prisoners
Water Commissioners
Erguthnor Vee
Ee Aeas
Travets Teachers Association
Eeeeve
County Treasurer Report Laramie County 1912 Financials
Semi annual financial summary from Laramie County Wyoming with receipts and disbursements for 1912. Includes warrants paid and cancelled, tax collections, interest, and balance details. Highlights total warrants redeemed to July 1 1912 and audited statements by the Board of County Commissioners.
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Laramie County
Wyo
Treasury
Goshen Co
Platte Co
Laramine
Lake Voorhees
Wyoming
Luke Voorhees
Board of County
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