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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1913
Page
14
In a latest match at Fort Wrapwell the ambulance corps team beat the Twelfth Cavalry 147 to 105. Attendance had been set for 500 fans but the cavalrymen withdrew before the final score.
Fragmentary note mentions Rien writing and The Sherman Co with unclear context about audience tactics involving flattering or abusing a woman's friends.
Unclear handwriting outlines a sports score involving Pittsburgh and Brooklyn with players McQuillan Simon Ricker Sick O Miller listed among batteries. No full dates or context provided.
In Philadelphia July 19 the longest game of the season ended 3 to 2 in sixteen innings as Philadelphia beat Cincinnati. Doolin walked and scored on Kilifer’s two base hits in the sixteenth. Laderer’s infield hit and later errors sparked the score, while Ceremonies and misplays produced late scoring chances. Brennan pitched all game, with Johnson and Ames behind for Cincinnati and Brennan and Killifer for Philadelphia.
Chicago leads 4 2 after Schulte homer in sixth but Boston ties on Lord in seventh. The locals win 6 4 in the eighth on Manns double and a Mann Myers squeeze. Maranville honored with floral trophy, silver cup, diamond scarf pin, and gratitude from teammates city officials attend.
Brooklyn suffers another loss as Pittsburgh wins 6 to 4, extending its streak over Brooklyn to three. Rucker allowed two innings of heavy hitting while Pittsburgh bats produced four across the fourth and two more in the eighth. Brooklyn adds a late rally but falls short.
New York defeats St Louis 6 to 4 in game five of the series. Marquard and Griner duel four innings before New York bats rally. Griner falters in the seventh as St Louis scores three runs, and New York seals the victory late with key catches and Burns’ hit. Marquard, Myers, Griner, and McLean are listed in the battery.
Connie Mack's Philadelphia team wins the second game 3 to 1 after a twelfth inning rally in Chicago. J Collings misplayed Baker's three base hit, leading to the decisive score as Collins and Baker crossed on a center-field double. Brown steadied after a rough start, while Ed Walsh yielded four hits in twelve innings. First game saw Chicago take two runs on singles by Weaver Bodie and an error, with Chappelle and Lord contributing key plays.
Detroit and Boston split a doubleheader with Detroit winning 8 to 1 in the first game and Boston taking the second 6 to 2. Cobb impressed in center with two catches completing double plays, while Lewis and Meldrim starred in the nightcap with three singles a double and a dramatic running catch that electrified the crowd.
Despite an error by Gardner, Bush delivered a solo hit and Crawford sacrificed. Kewton scored on Speaker's double, Gardner singled, and Boston surged with five runs in the eighth behind Lewis and Omns. Detroit countered with two in the second on Gardner and Jake singles and McKee’s triple. Beere pitched for Detroit with Beere facing repersicctres inte and ended with batteries Leonard Hall Carrigan versus Dibue Stanage.
In Cleveland New York battled to a ninth inning finish. Keating weakened allowing two Cleveland runs in the first, while Falkenberg held New York to three hits. A Keating error and timely hits by La Joie and Graney produced two runs for Cleveland, securing a 2-1 advantage in the series. Keating left late with an ankle injury but finished the inning.
In St Louis, Pete Compton lined a bases loaded single in the ninth with one out to drive in two and lift the Cardinals over the Senators 4 to 3. Hamilton earned his sixth straight win as Washington scored earlier on McBride’s single, a walk, a sacrifice and an error on Lavan.
Denver 2 Topeka 5 and Lincoln 5 Wichita 4 in nine?teeen? innings with Sioux City 14 St. Joseph 5 Omaha 4 and Des Moines 5 in a long day of minor league baseball results.
Announcement from the New York Yacht Club that conditions for an America's Cup match have been signed and forwarded by the Royal Ulster Yachting Club acting for Sir Thomas Lipton. The note adds hope is an airship and remarks on disappointment as a parachute for denial.
Basin Wyo tennis club announces July 25 start for state singles and doubles tourney at Basin courts. Entries close July 24 by mail to Dr B. Nell. $1 entry per event. Cup prize for singles winner donated by T K Bishop. clubs invited from Wyoming and Montana. delegations expected from Billings Cody Worland Sheridan.
The Fort Russell post cancels this afternoon's City league game between Woodmen of the World and the Twelfth cavalry due to a shortage of available players.
Caldwell tops the American leaguers with a .421 average after 24 games, six points ahead of Joe Jackson of Cleveland. Cobb, Speaker, Henricks, and Eddie Collins round the top five. In the National League, Walsh and Yingling move past McDonald, with Daubert Crandall and Hyatt close behind. Federal league sees Porroy at .500 in four games.
A garbled note mentions a leader in Kavarnen py Chey with a 400 batting average and ten players involved. No clear names or dates are discernible from the text.
A Chicago report notes Solomon and others praising sports like golf and baseball as signs of rising moral standards. The speaker argues a growing world contributes to both good and evil, urging restraint and moral enterprise amid public camp meetings.
Fragmentary note discusses decorating matters and a girl selecting a husband during trousseau collection, with unclear legal or social implications. Reading suggests a historical context of arranged matchups and dowry practices within the Sherman paper hanging project.
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