Hundreds of horses head to Cheyenne meeting from Buena Vista park
City reports hundreds of horses will arrive for the Cheyenne racing scene with overland trains carrying horsemen bookmakers and owners. Prominent performers include Corrigan Lu brook Fore Valengia and others as Cheyenne officials expect a full display of racing talent before shipping horses to Frontier and Overland parks for upcoming meets. A special race train between Denver and Cheyenne is arranged.
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Wrestler Rebounds From Broken Neck After Eight Weeks
John Wernstein, a wrestler, discharged from Washington University Hospital eight weeks after a broken neck. Doctors say the upper cervical vertebrae dislocation and jaw fracture caused life threatening bleeding, but he recovered in a plaster cast and is now practically normal and able to resume usual exertions.
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Four Games in One Day By Wellington and Larned
Wellington and Larned of the Central Kansas league played four championship games in a single day at Wellington. Larned won three, gaining strength as the series progressed while Wellington tired. Each game went nine innings with four pitchers used per side. the double-header arose from postponed games.
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Ted Corbett Sought by Big League Managers
South Bend Indiana July 18 Ted Corbett local Central league pitcher who was with Denver last year is being sought by the big leagues Corbett pitched 11 innings allowing no hits or runs setting a new record last Thursday in Denver for the performance
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Congo Pugmash Returns to Cheyenne for Ring Comeback
Congo the Cotter colored 190 129 pound fighter returns to Cheyenne carrying a chip on his shoulder ready to be knocked off by anyone who cares for the game at 183 pounds. He says he has fought through the south and east with about twenty five bouts claimed as wins with one exception.
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State, Nation and World News In The Leader Briefs
The Leader surveys state happenings and national and world events. Quick briefs summarize politics, economy, and major developments with concise notes on key figures and dates.
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Veteran driver Bob Simmons collapses after win at Exhibition track
Winnipeg reports that Bob Simmons, 56, a veteran American driver from Montana and other western states, died Saturday evening after guiding Beginh R. to victory at the Exhibition track. He spent 46 years as a driver and was well known across the region.
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Baseball Results From Western and National Leagues
The Sunday results include Western League matchups with Topeka and Sioux City Des Molines, plus Omaha Lincoln Omabs and Philadelphia in various first and second games. National League notes New York Cincinnati and Brooklyn games with batteries listed, American League details Detroit Washington Boston and Pittsburgh. Washing ton Cleveland postponed by rain.
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Indians Dominate Trinidad to Even Series in Low-Scoring Tilt
Trinidad opened scoring but fell 6 to 1 as Indians pitchers held the visitors to five hits. Fiebert started for Cheyenne and was relieved by Rusty after the bases loaded in the fourth. Hartnett led the Indians with three hits while Bates and Craig played solid defense for Trinidad. The series remains in doubt with talk of a five game set, possibly in Denver or Cheyenne.
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Sunday Game Ends in Indians Victory
A crowd estimated at 1,500 witnessed Sunday's game. The Indians won by a score of 6 to 0, with standout plays and notable performances from Powell and fanning contributing to the victory.
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Two Home Runs Highlight Wild Pitchers In Rough Play
A game featured two homers by a local batter and a pitching incident where Hendrix was struck on the arm by a hit ball but stayed in. He later fanned two visitors in the next inning. Both pitchers issued four walks as the ball more than once wild.
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McIntosh Promotes Unknown Challenger to Johnson
promoter Hugh McIntosh announces an unnamed heavyweight challenger will be named by Corbett to face Johnson. McIntosh offers a $50,000 forfeit and urges Johnson to accept the match in New York.
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Psalm singing thief accusation rocks Carnegie circles
Pittsburg July 18. Alexander R. Peacock, once linked to Andrew Carnegie, had his private secretary Albert H. Rams Jr. jailed on $15,000 bail after Peacock testified at a hearing before Alderman John H. Martin accusing Rams of embezzling 9000 in securities and 5000 in cash. Peacock, bitter, said he preferred facing burglars to psalm singing men. Rams, an elder at Tabernacle Presbyterian, later led the church Sunday school.
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Fire and Fortune: Peabody Wealth and Injury Scenes
The report notes J. Peabody receiving a fortune of five million after Carnegie rewarded him, with James named private secretary. Amid a separate incident a store was shocked by lightning injuring two women, including Miss Starks whose dress and shoes were burned. Collier's White Lead at Sherman Co. is mentioned in relation to Sherman Co. products.
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Lightning Strikes Church Injuring Two Women
In Paris Kentucky on July 18 a bolt of lightning struck the Silas Baptist Church just as the Reverend J T Stackhouse began the benediction injuring two women who were inside the building. Authorities said the roof and structure suffered minor damage and worshipers escaped unharmed.
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